The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-06-26
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mr.. Byron Hutchinson will go East the
last OF this week to make a visit.
Mrs. L. j. Heeb has returned from a
visit with her parents at Greensburg.
The Choral Union will have a picnic this
afternoon in the park at Broad Ripple.
Miss Flora Greenstreet has returned from
visits to Bloomington and Terre Haute.
Mr.. Walter Galloway and Mr.. Fred c.
Yohn have gone down into Brown county
on a sketching trip.
Mrs. Charles Richards and daughter Mar
guerite will come to-day to visit Mrs. d. w.
Coffin for one week.
Miss Grace Mcclure and Miss Hortense
Hoban, of Shelbyville. Ind. are the guests
Of Mrs. Lille Lane Thompson.
Professor and Mrs. Fairhurst, of the
Kentucky Military Academy, are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Myers.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. w. Kirschbaum and
family will go to Mackinaw this week to
spend the remainder of the summer.
Miss Mary Hussey and friend, Miss Shulz.
Of Chicago, arrived last evening to visit
Mrs. J. r. Hussey. at Woodruff Place.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Kern left yesterday
for the East. Mr.. Kern will extend his
trip. to Europe. where he will spend a few
weeks.
urday for New York to make a short visit
and later will go to the Berkshire hills
for the summer.
Mr.. William Seaton. who was graduated
ITOIl III AlculCdl SOl6Re IN MARCH,, WIFI
cave early in July for New York, where
he will enter a medical school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Harrison, who have
been visiting General Harrison, have gone
Mr.. Harrison to Terre Haute and Mrs.
Harrison to visit relatives in Omaha.
Miss Amy Jacobs and Miss Helen Seaton
gave a picnic to Broad Ripple Monday
evening III honor of Norris Townley, who
will leave this week for st. Louis to re-
side. There were twenty in the party.
Jpyitaffohc will no isc,,aJ fo-doy NV Mr.
AID Mrs. j. L. Greene for the marriage of
their daughter Alvene and Mr.. John t.
Green, to take place July 6, at the family
residence on West Walnut street.
The engagement of Miss Margaret Barry
and Mr. Arthur Sterling Auchinclos, of
Orange, y. j., is announced. Mr.. Auchin-
clos has quite a number OF friends here
who were classmates with him at Princeton
College.
Mr.. and Mrs. It. a. Goodwin, Mr.. and
Mrs. f. f.. Rexford and Mr.. and Mrs. o.
ID. Weaver and their families will leave
soon for Wisconsin 10 join Mr.. and Mrs.
Plantz and spend two months at the home
of the latter at the lakeside.
Miss Harriet III. Simonton, of Milford,
o., and NJ. e. X. Hood. of Cincinnati, son
of II. p. Hood, of Indianapolis. will be mar
ried July 3, at the residence of the bride :
uncle on Price Hill. Cincinnati. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hood Will Immediately go TO house
keeping on Price Hill.
Miss Ida Bowen was the hostess last
evening for a card company at her home
on North Pennsylvania street for her
guest, Miss Jennie Sunderland, of Logan.
o. There were twenty-four entertained.
Miss Bowen was assisted by Miss Grace
Bowen and Miss Genevieve Pee, who
served the punch from a bowl which was
wreathed in elder blooms. During the
evening there was also informal dancing,
for which music was furnished by Miss
Ruby Duncan and Miss Bowen. Among the
guests were Miss Camilla Balm, of Mount
Vernon, o.; Miss Emma Glove, of Lafay-
cite. and Mr.. John Tibbott, OF Irvington.
Friday evening Miss Duncan will entertain
a few friends for Miss Sunderland at her
home on Brookside avenue.
The marriage of Miss louise Marie Laube
and Mr.. William Walton FAIRIES took place
last evening, at the home OF the brides sis
ter. No. l5s Shelby street. in the presence
of a large number of relatives and friends
The bridal party stood beneath an arch OF
vines. and the room was further adorned
With the white and green OF plants and
blossoms. The ceremony was performed by
! Rev. Sterne, OF the Evangelical Reform