The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-10-13

IueSQaI IN nOQOT OF neT sister. MTS. Eli
ma Frank Hug, of Tacoma. Wash.
Mr.. a Mrs. William T.. Marcy. who
have been spending the last two weeks in
New York, are expected home this week.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Rose Bee S5ein6erg, Of this city; and David
Mrs. A. w. Alexander, of St. Louis, who
has been visiting her son, Mr.. Coke Alex
ander and family, returned home yester-
day.
Mrs. A.. w. Hartman and her sister, Mrs.
Albert, have been called to York. Pa. to
attend the funeral OF their father, Edward
Long.
The Missionary Society of the First Pres
byterlan Church will meet In the church
parlors Wednesday afternoon at 2:So
o'clock.
Mrs. ]. y. Millikan and daughter Bes-
sic returned Thursday from Fort Wayne,
where they attended the Waldo-Jessup
wedding.
Miss Grace Akass, accompanied by Miss
Olive Killer, violinist, will sing the Offer
tory at Meridian-street Church Sunday
morning.
Miss Edna McGilliard will entertain the
subject will be 1.-The Renaissance OF the
Potters Art"
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Potts and Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Jordan and family returned
yesterday from a three months trip
through Europe
Mrs. Elbridge Gerry, Of London. England,
formerly Miss Jessie Sharpe. is visiting her
mother. Mrs. Thomas Sharpe. on North
Pennsylvania street.
Mrs. Frank Creelman, of Cairo, ILL.,, who is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Brash, on College
avenue, will go to Charlottesville to-mor-
row to visit friends.
Mr.. Evans Woollen will read a paper on
Labor and the Injunction before the
members of the indianapolis Literary
Club tomorrow night.
Mr.. Henry Coe has gone to Madison.
Wis. He viii return the latter part of
this week with his wife and her mother,
Mrs. Harlow 5. orion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Bassett, Miss Ella
Waite and Mr.. and Mrs: W. r. n. SILVER
ster and son have returned from a visit of
two months in the East.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barclay Walker will reside
with Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Anderson, on North
Illinois street, during the building of their
new home on North Meridian street.
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. s. Lazarus, Mrs.
Charles Divine and Mrs. Court Webb, who
went to st. Louis in a private car Thurs
day, will return home this morning.
Mrs. Coke Alexander gave a spelling party
Thursday afternoon in honor of her mother.
Mrs. A w. Alexander, of st. Louis. A
prize was presented TO the best speller.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. Grubbs. who have
been in Harrodsburg, Ky, for several
months with their daughter, Mrs. Riker,
have returned to this city for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dousett, of Stew
ems Point, WIS, who have beeen spending
the week with their DrOtners Dr. ROBERT
Wade, on College avenue, have returned
home.
The marriage of Miss Augusta Glidden
Austin and Mr.. Vincent G.. Clifford will
of Mrs. Catherine Austin, on West Pratt
street.
Mrs. F. A. Wilke and Miss Bessie Whit
ridge, OF Richmond, who have Just returned
from Europe, where they spent the sum- 1l;
come soon TO this city to establish a studio.
1.-The Puritans," The Pilgrims of New
England" and the reign of James L" will
be the subjects about which Miss Nelly
Panther will speak at the Magazine Gu
next Saturday.
Miss Adella Sloan, of Cincinnati, will
nave a studio at the Chalfant. In a short
time she will make an exhibit Of china
painting. Miss Sloan is the sister OF Mrs.
Charles A. Dryer.
daughter of Rabbi and Mrs. Messing, and
Mr.. Isaac Rice, will take place Tuesday
afternoon at 5 o'clock at the Market-street
Temple A wedding suppe and reception
will be given afterward at the family
residence. No. 2S5 North Delaware street.
At the Woman's Club Friday the subjects
will partake of the pastorals. There will
be a paper by Mrs. Marmon on Our Prose
Pastoral Writer'S" another on The Free
Tenants of the Air." by Miss Anna Hen
bricks, and the conversation On Natures
oA5hto Al 0ouioo VIII OC @ W Wis. Il.
d. Walcott.
The marriage of Miss Minnie Sharp and
Mr.. Brltton Iitzman, or Hendricks county,
took place Thursday evening at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Robert E. Smith, No. 11S Dor
man street. The ceremony was performed
by Justice Nickerson. Mr.. and Mrs. Litz-
man left the same evening for Their home
near Clayton.
The Matinee Musicale, Wednesday, will
have a miscellaneous programme. The
musicale will have a student membership
this year. 1t is an advantage for students
of music to hear good music and in the
concerts, which are given fortnightly, and
in the artists recitals of this organiza-
ton, the best of the classic and modern
schools is presented.
The marriage of Miss Carrie Schildmeier.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Schild-
meier, and Mr.. William H. Benedict took
place Wednesday evening at the home of
the brides parents, east of the city. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. DIR.
Coultas. Of Roberts Park Church. Mr.. and
Mrs. Benedict will be at home after Nov.
3, at rs Tec1mseh avenue.
Cards nave been issued announcing the
marriage of DR.. Fremont Swain, son of DR..
Rachel Swain, and Miss Bertha Gallatin,
place in New York city, Oct. 2. Mrs. Swain
will continue her vocal study with Mrs.
Ida Gray Scott this winter, and next year
DR.. and Mrs. Swain will go abroad. Mrs.
Rachel Swain went from here TO attend the
wedding.
Invitations nave been issued for the mar
rage of Mr.. Harry Heidlinger, formerly or
this city, son OF Mr.. John A. Heidlinger,
and Miss Anna Mayer, Of Louisville, TO
take place Tuesday morning, Oct. p. at St.
Matthias Cathedral Church, of Louisville.
After the reception, which will be he held
at the home of the bride, an extended
bridal tour will be taken, and they will re-
turn TO Louisville to reside.
The Occasia Club held it's first meeting
for the season Monday, with Mrs. William
Collamore, on Park avenue The hostess
was assisted by Mrs. r. Long and Mrs. Cox.
The exercises consisted of an address by
the vice president, a piano solo by Mrs. Ed
ward Medsker. songs were sung by Miss
Efie CoIlamore, and Mrs. Emma Landers
read a paper on the Formation Of Clubs
and Why We Organize" which was dis
cussed.
Presidents day in the Katherine Merrill
Club was observed yesterday with Mrs
Hilton u Brown, at lrvington. The guests
were seated at small tables for luncheon:
Each table was decorated with a basket Of
roses and flowers were afterward distrib-
uted to the guests as favors. The only adj
dresses were made by Mrs. Cleland, the re-
firing president, and Miss Harriet Noble,
the new president. Miss Josephine Robin
son sang. Mrs. Hasselman, Mrs. Wilson
and Mrs. Coburn arranged the entertain
ment.
Mrs. c. P. Jacobs gave a breakfast yes
terday at IL o'clock TO a number of friends
OF her daughter Amy, whose birthday ami
versary II was. The dining room was draped
in pink silk looped with pink roses. The
table was in the shape of a I, with di-
agonal bands of pink satin ribbon across