The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-06-21
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mr.. A. c. Kimberlin is spending several
weeks in Chicago.
Mrs. Henry Kahn will receive Informally
this afternoon for her guest. Mrs. Reinhard.
Miss Martha Henderson has gone TO Chi
cago TO spend month with relatives and
friends.
Miss Gertrude Miller is at home again,
on North Pennsylvania street, after visit
of two weeks at Kendallville.
Mr.. and Mrs Willard Thornton and
children have gone to Omaha to visit rela-
tives for month or six weeks.
Miss Ruby Smith, of this city, who has
developed fine soprano voice, Will leave
soon for Paris, where she will study with
Madame Marchesi.
Mrs A. Dorland, of this city, sailed
Wednesday for Europe in the party, which
Miss Eliza Adams joined. They will spend
several months abroad.
Mrs. Henry W. Waite, of Lexington, KY,
is here spending few days With her
parents, Mr. and Mrs, {: NJ Walker. She
Mrs. Carrie Houghton Wells. of De
fiance, O., who visited Mrs. James W.
Morris last winter ard who sang at a
company b gwen bon,s j.; mr Deaore ''eu ''s
The Free Will Baptist Church is conduct
ing a camp meeting at Rhode Island and
Smith streets Rev. S. j. Granderson, of
Henderson. KY. and Rev: R.. NJ. Smith. of
Mount Vernon, Ind, are in attendance.
The Veritas Club held its last regular
meeting for the season Wednesday after
noon with Miss, Lillian Greist, on Ash
street. Miss Mamie Lawrence gave a
reading of 1.-The Last Days of Pompei;."
The club will have occasional social meet
ings during the summer as Porch Club.
The Ladies' Missionary Society of the
Central Christian Church will celebrate its
twenty first anniversary this evening with
a reception at the home Of Mrs. p: II.
Jameson. on Broadway There Will be
special exercises appropriate to the occa-
sion and each person attending is expected
TO contribute p cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John p. Waldo entertained
friends last evening at their home, in
Highland place, in observance of the fourth
anniversary of their marriage. The house
was handsomely decorated with plants
and oTer Rs for the event Mrs Waldo Ii Vas
Waldo and Miss Jennie Carver and Miss
Charlotte Munson.
The marriage of Miss Lula Rowley and
day at the home of Mrs. y. NJ. Rawley.
No. POP North West street Rev. -. r.
Lucas performed the ceremony. The house
w was
the ceremony and later DR.. and Mrs.
Fermier left for Leesburg. where they will
make their home.
Mrs O'Donnell and daughter Miss
Blanche O'Donnell. gave a small company
last evening at their home. on North Capt.
toll avenue. The friends were entertained
with a supper and later with music and
cards. Those who took part unsteady
were Mrs. Goetz. Mr.. Lee Greeneaf. Miss
o'Donnell and Miss Higgins. Of Chicago.
who is visiting Mrs. :. F. Gray, recited.
The gathering was wholly informal.
Miss Pinney. of Farlbault. Mimi. came
yesterday to spend a few days with Bishop
charge of Knickerbacker Hall in septem-
her. She has been the assistant principal
of St. Marys Hall at Farlbauit, and has
Rev. G. Z. Swan. who has been the
principal for number of years. Mr.. Swan
will probably accept call to regular
pastorate in Vermont and will go there
with his family.
a pretty home wedding occurred lass even
ing when Miss Ida Evelyn White, grand
daughter of Mrs. Mary White, became
mony was performed at o'clock by Rev.
]. a: Milburn. at Mrs. Whites residence,
or College avenue. in the presence of the
relatives and nearest friends. The only at.
tendants were Miss Alma White, sister Of
the bride, and DIR. Keegan. OF Bloomington:
The house was decorated with palms and
A profusion Of June flowers. The bride
wore a white novelty bengaline trimmed
with lace and orange blossoms and car
Whites gown was of maize silk combined
with moss green velvet ribbons and her
bouquet was of American Beauty roses
After the ceremony. the wedding supper
was served. The bridal party sat at a
table. which was decorated with smilax
and in the center was. large vase of
was played on the piano by Mrs Essie
Schworer. Mrs. White was assisted in re-
ceiving and entertaining the wedding guests
by Miss Alma Routh. Miss Ida Kitchener
and Mrs. Henrietta Stout. Mr.. and Mrs.
Odle went last night TO their own home,
No 296 East New York street. and this
morning they will give a 10 o'clock break
fast TO few of their friends. Among the
guests at the wedding were Mr.. and Mrs:
Wilson. of GAINESVILLE: Miss Davidson. of
Connersville; Miss Kitchener, of Carmel;
Mr. Grimes, of Pennsylvania. and Mr.
Norton. of Bloomington.
The marriage OF Miss Jessie Grose
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Madison Grose
and Mr.. Charles T.. Finney took place last
evening at the Broadway Nj. E. Church
in the presence Of large number Of rela-