The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-05-21
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

1LhtoV-Nhh a~ND oONAhA -
Mrs Franklin Hayes has gone to Green
castle for three weeks.
Mis- Madden. of Louisville, is the guest
OF Mrs. William II. Coleman.
Mrs. Quincy Myers, of Logansport, is Wis
iting in the city for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Bassett will enter
tain a number of friends at cards Wednes-
day evening.
Mr. Josiah X Lilly and son Eli. who have
been in California for month, have re-
turned home
The Chapel Club will meet with Mrs.
John Ebert at her home, so North Pennsyl-
vania street, tomorrow afternoon.
Mr.. Edwin Nichols and family have taken
the house. No. 566 North Illinois street. re-
Gently occupied by Mr.. r. G. Harseim
MFRS John IN Dean IN M sye of 5e
troi, who is visiting Mrs. A. b. Grover.
Mrs. w. c. Vogel. of Fort Wayne. and
Mrs. f. NJ. Brown, of Denver, Col. are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Shaffer, OF
No. 135 Hoyt avenue
Miss Viola West who has been spending
several months here with her sister. Mrs:
Van Hummel Will return to-day to her
home II Reading, Pa.
Mrs. Allison Maxwell will be at home
this afternoon informally, from to >. for
Mrs. Frederic Lemon, formerly Miss Ward
well, of San Francisco.
Mrs. A. j. Halford and Dean, who
have been visiting friends here since Satur-
day. will leave this afternoon for their
home IN Washington, ~. I.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
of Meridian-street Church will meet to-mor-
afternoon at half past O'Clock with
Mrs. Sims at the parsonage.
Miss Sterne gave circus party last even
ing in honor Of Miss Fannie Marsh, of Chi
cago. who is the guest of Miss Bessie West
on North Pennsylvania street.
Mrs Helen II. Gardener is in the city,
the guest of Mrs. May Wright Sewall, at
whose informal lat home on Wednesday
she will be the. guest of honor.
Miss Emma Lewis of Madison. and Miss
Grace Lewis, of Canaan. have returned
home after a short visit with Mrs. William
l.. Baker. No. 40 Parke avenue.
Mrs. Eta Sylvester. of San Francisco.
who has been the guest of Mr.. William
r. NJ. Sylvester and family for several
weeks. will return to the West Friday.
DR.. Burnham c. Dale, second assistant TO
the surgeon-general at the Old Soldiers
Home at Marion. returns to his post to-day
after weeks visit with his parents here.
will give theater party this evening at
which the guests of honor will be the
seniors. Mrs. Sewall will chaperone the
party
Mrs. Reuben Jeffrey left yesterday for
New York. where she will visit her son
and family for short time before go nn
versarieS.
The last meeting of the Dirigo Club was
held last evening with MIR: and Mrs. p; A.
HayeIck on North Meridian street. The
members of the club. which is composed of
ladies, invited their husbands for the even
ing.
Rev. and Mrs. Frank O. Ballard gave an
IL o'clock breakfast yesterday morning 10
the Presbyterian ministers OF the city. in
honor of Rev. Charles L; Thompson, of New
York, who conducted the union service at
Tomlinson Hall Sunday morning.
Mrs. Joseph a. Milburn entertained few
friends yesterday afternoon in honor or
her sister-in-law, Mrs. Mcdowell, of Keno
shd Wis. Tea was served i'll the drawing
room as the guests entered, and later all
were invited to the dining room. where they
were seated while Mrs. Ovid Butler Jane
which she read at the Fortnightly Literary
Club few weeks ago. Mrs. A. j. Halford.
of Dubuque, Ia. and Miss Oakley. of Terre
Haute, were those present from out of
town.
Holy Innocents Church was filled last
evening with relatives and friends TO wit
ness the marriage of Miss Emily Culloden
Bigger and Mr.. Frank NJ. Sinsabaugh. of
m The he ruess We're was to
the pews by Mr.. William Gordon Culloden
fand DIR. Charles n. Jones, of Mount Forest,
Ont. AT o'clock the bridal party appeared.
There were two ribbon bearers, little Lita
Menke and vi SinsabauGh, nieceS OF the
groom. They wore white silk gowns and
CARRIED the ribbons After them were two
flower bearers, Miss j. Blanche Bigger and
Master David Bigger. nephew and niece
silk gown and each carried baskets OF
flowers. The brides n aid was Miss NJ.
Blanche Bigger and the maid OF honor Mss
Grace Culloden. Miss Biggers gown was
of white China silk and lace and Miss Gull
lodens was white cashmere and SILK. The
bride entered with her father. AS she came
in the groom and best man. DIR. Charles II.
Tillotson came from the vestry, and Mrs.
Katherine Matzke sang 20 Promise Me-.
At the chancel they were met by the rector
of the church. Rev. Edwin G.. Hunter who
performed the marriage ceremony. the bride
dress dn9 sT was a handsome White bengaline,
trimmed with pearls and lace. reception
to the relatives and few of the most init
dence. No 90 Fletcher avenue, after the
ceremony The house was decorated with
palms and flowers for the event; and igbt WED 1
and Mrs insabaugh left for trip South
for a week. when they will return to Mat
DAYS after July at No. 40 Wabash avenue.
Among those who attended the wedding
from out of town were Mrs. Harvey Sinsa-
baugh. mother of the groom. Mr.. and Mrs.
Merke and Mr. Charles Twitchel all of
WOODRUFF-HOBBS.
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
SuFI,RYVILLE, May 20.-Samuel s.
woodruff and Miss Frances Hobbs were
married last evening. Mr.. Woodruff is one
of the leading Spritualists of the State,
aged seventy -four years, and quite wealthy.
He lost his wife about six months ago,
and Miss Hobbs who is twenty-four years
old has been his housekeeper.
SCHOOLEY.-HAMMOND
| Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
DUBLIN. Ind, May 20.-Elmer E.
! Schooley, a former resident of this place
| but now of CORONADO. Wash. married Miss
Anna L. Hammond this evening. at the
| brides residence Rev. Henry Brown off,
eating. Mr.. and Mrs. Schooley left i'm
mediately for his home in Washington.
kuickerbacker Hall Class.
| The annual statement of Knickerbecker
Hall has just been issued. The tenth year