The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-05-22
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Miss Hester A. AIcClung has gone to Ohio
to make a visit to friends.
Mrs. Pierce. of Michigan, is visiting her
son, Mr.. oliver Willard Pierce.
Mrs Granville Ballard and daughter have
returned from visit TO Martinsyille
Miss Florence Coffin has gone to Gales
burg, Ill, to visit her friend, Mrs. Lee.
Miss Genevieve Harrison. Of Cleveland; o.,
is the guest of Miss May Smith and will re-
main a month.
The Morning Musicale will meet to-day
with the Misses Wallick, at their home,
on North Meridian street.
Mrs e NJ Johnson has issued invitations
for reception Saturday afternoon, at her
home, on North Meridian street.
Mrs. II. r. Allen and daughter Eleanor
will sail this morning from New York for
Europe, TO spend several weeks.
Mrs. MenZles and daughters, who have
been here for week, returned 10 their
home in Mount Vernon yesterday.
Mrs. julia Elliott Peck, of New York. who
has 6 6een the of S6 her sister Mrs
c. l.. Pugh, of No. IS Ounce street. had
a bicycle sroIen last evening from in front
of the odd Fellows Hall. on Virginia ave-
nue..
Mrs. Allison Maxwell received her friends
informally. yesterday afternoon, for her
guest, Mrs. Frederic Lemon, Of San Fran
cisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry T. French will leave
to-day for Canada. where they VIII spend
several weeks with relatives before go
ing TO the seashore for the summer.
Mrs. Helen B. Holman and daughters will
spend the summer near New LONDON, Conn.
Mawr, TO join her daughters, who are there
at school
Hugh Hays was arrested last evening by
patrolmen Asche and Beckman. charged
with assault and battery. He is a young
man named Mccarthy lie charged McCar-
thy with giving Hayss name to the grand
The Yates class of the First Baptist
Church was entertained last evening by
Mrs. Mrs; r. @; Hawkins, at her home. on
else of the evening was given by Miss
Sarah w. Foster, who took what she
called a Home Mission Pilgrimage Mr..
r. K. Buchanan sang, and others took
part in the programme.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. r. Seguin gave
brake party last evening in honor. of Mrs.
Worden, Of Detroit who is visiting Mrs
Grover. and Mr.. and Mrs Harry Murphy
entertained the party at supper at the
Country Club. There were twelve in the
Murphy. Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ feathers
Mrs. Worden of Detroit. Mrs Benedict of
Omaha, Mr.. John Hoffman and Mr.. Irving
Swan Brown.
MVAY-FARROW.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
GREENCASTLE. Ind, May 2.-NIlss
Bertha 5. Farrow. living three miles west
ILL.,, were married to-day. the ceremony
being pronounced at the residence of the
brides father. Mr.. Parker Farrow, by Rev
d. NJ. Wood. The young couple left at
noon for Paris. their future home, where
the groom is "a prominent attorney. The
bride is one of the best known young writ
ers or central Indiana, a member of the
Western Association of Writers. and has
issued a number of poems under the title
OF college Rhymes"
CRONIN-WATSON.
Specia, to the indianapolis Journal.
FARMLAND, Ind, May 2l-Yesterday
noon Mr. j. p Cronin. a young dry goods
merchant. OF Hartford City, and Miss Dollie
Watson. for several years cashier for Weller
Brothers dry goods store, we're married
here, Rev. A. NJ Arlington, OF the Chris
tian Church, officiating They left last night
for Hartford City. their future home.