The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-10-18
Personal AND SOCIETY.

Mr.. T.. +. Hatch, or Detroit, Is visiting
Mr. d. W. Coffin's family.
Mrs. Florence Dunbar, of Greencastle. is
visiting friends here for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. q. Bryson, of Brazil, are
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Keith.
Miss Sue Ross. of Terre Haute. will spend
Sunday with Miss Mabel Folsom. on Park
avenue.
Miss Gene Harrison, of Minneapolis. is
the guest Of Judge and Mrs. Solomon
ClaypooI.
Miss -curran. daughter of ex-Mayor Cur
ran, OF Rochester, y. Y, Is the guest OF
Miss Anna Clune-
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Miller and daughter.
who have been visiting relatives here, have
returned 20 their home in Florida
Mrs o. s. Brumback and daughter Ly,,
Ola. OF Toledo. o., are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. s. b. Carey, 325 North Pennsylvania
street.
Mrs. Flora VI. Jessup. Of New York city,
and Mrs: H.. Il: Crane; OF Ioiedo, o.; are re
425 East Seventh street.
Mr.. w. B. Allen. OF st. Louis. who is now
In Canada. will come 20 spend Sunday with
Airs. Allen, who Is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Coburn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heryey Bates have re-
mer's absence. Miss May Vance. of jack
s~onville, Fla. is their guest.
Mrs. E. Barton. of AS North New Jer-
tam. of Richmond. who is here attending
the Grand Lodge Of Pocahontas.
Mrs 6, Gha ia,e M " Nerrlll s Mck gone G to sssI
Harrison Is there also. on account Of the
illness OF young Benjamin Mckee
Miss Lavena Jackson, OF Cincinnati, who
has been visiting friends here for several
weeks. will go to Greenfield tomorrow 10
visit her father, Mr.. A. @. Jackson.
A new song. ZACH. Konnt Ich Noch Sim
nal so Lieben.- by with. AIetter, has been
issued, and the words In English have peen
translated from the German by Mrs. Emil
Wulschner. OF this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. l.. Wood. Miss Marcia,
Mr.. Herbert Wood. Mr.. and Mrs. Edison II.
Wood and Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Glover
who went to Chicago 10 attend the Wood
Kimball wedding. have returned home.
The Young women's Auxiliary OF the
Katharine Home will give a Mother Goose
matinee at the Propylaeum E week from n
will sing the melodies. Tableaux and pic.
lures representing the nursery favorites viii
be Civ IN.
Invitations have been issued for a serie:
Prcpylaeum during the winter: The dates
are the evenings preceding the holidays
esses for the events are Mrs. f. G.. Oar
lington. Mrs w. p. Herod, Mrs. Charlie:
NJ. Reynolds. Mrs. II. II. Rowland and Mrs
T. X. Sharpe. t.
Al the meeting of the Portfolio Club las
evening Miss Grace Alexander read a mu
steal sketch. The subject was the "Jn
nnished symphony. or scnuoert, MT Onvs
Mrs. Carl Lieber sang two Of Schubert
songs. the Fri King" and -serenade.I IN
VI. Hunter and Miss Alexander.
DYNESLGRADY.
The marriage of Mr.. Charles e. Dyne'
and Miss Clara NJ. Grady, both OF thii
city, occurred Wednesday evening at SO
o'clock at the home OF the brides parents
the Rev. Aaron Grady. father of tn
-tI n Afnf tnU ThA am mas u1f
messed by relatives and immediate friends
After visiting the groom's parents in Cen
t~erviIle, Ind, the young couple VIII be a
home at ISL South State avenue ate
RICHMOND WEDDINGS
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
RICHMOND, Ind, oct. 11.-At the FRS
NJ. T.. Church. last evening, in the pres
ence of about one hundred guests. tn
? Rev. w. III. Daniel united in marriag
Miss Marguerite Davis ana Mr.. Curtis G
Mcmahon, The bride was attended b.
Miss Emma Huntsberry and the groom b
Was Eiyen Mr.. and Mrs McMahon at tn
brides home. They will reside here.
Mrs. oliver Test, at her home last even
ing, and Mr.. Atwood l.. Jenkins. son O
Mr: and Mrs. A. n; Jenkins, Of this city
was Rev. j.. j. Mills. president OF Ear
ham College. The maid of honor was Mis-
= I MliI1e Test. SISTER Oh the pTlte. MI al
/ Mrs. Jenkins left for a trip East. and wi
, later return here to reside:
$ At the parsonage of the First NJ |
church. yesterday, afternoon, Mr. A: l
Rea. of Bentonville, Ind, and Miss Yes
6 sic Dennis, of Cambridge City, Ind, wer
, united in marriage by the Rev. w. +
BRAZIL WEDDINGS.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
BRAZIL. Ind. Oct. r.-Miss Jennie Co
a Inns and Mr.. William Leavitt. jr.. WEI
: married at the home of the brides mothe
Mrs. James A.. McNutt, on South Walnl
e street.. last evening. Rev; Frazer. of tt
9 Steven Wright and Miss Maud Dav
n were united in marriage at the home
o the bride In hadlsytown last evening Ike
officiated. Mr.. and Mrs. Wright left t
Is day for Indianapolis. where they will r
e S'a Miss Susan Hyiand and Mr.. EIswor,
Miller were united in marriage at The ola
y Hotel; IN this r, sisy' c6 by eay wi1i r r,sarar'
!, Center Point. where the groom is supe
e intsndent of the weaver-Getz Coal Con
HANLEy-wHITEsELL.
- Special to the indianapolis Journal.
d KNIGHTSTOwN. Ind. Oct. 1.-THE ma
= riage Of Miss Florence A. whitesell al
Mr.. William j. Hanley. of Port Colburr
le Canada. was celebrated yesterday at Z
IT home of the brides parents, Mr.. and Nj
IS d. NJ. NllteSell. KEY. Ut. CttnCdIl. y. y
Presbyterian Church. officiated. The groc
is connected with the General Electl
r. Light Company of Cincinnati, while Z
l. bride was a popular young society woma
D. They left on the morning train for I
South
GORDON-SWANN.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
METAMORA. Ind, Oct. 1.-THE NJ.
church was filled last evening with II
D. friends of MI. William Gordon and Mi
y Ines Swami. who had gathered TO witne
81 their marriage. Rev. j. l.. Brown pc
: formed the ceremony. A reception W
: given at the residence of the groom
r. mother. a mile east OF town. The bride
gown was OF light-brown novelty, trimm'
= With dark-brown velvet. Mr.. j.. c. Cord
II acted as best man and Miss Leila Alley
lie bridesmaid.
HAHN-HASLANGER.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
PLYMOUTH. Ind. Oct. T.-Mr. Geor
l. Hahn and Miss Katherine Haslanger. DO
- OF .his city, were married last evening
the Lutheran Church by the pastor, RI
20 Grob. After the ceremony a reception W
T. rendered them at Kuhn's Hall by the g
J. friends of the bride, and nearly three hu
bred invited guests were present. \
AZ Hahn is the eldest son of ex-County Au
tor Hahn
'r 1 MILLER-THOMP6ON.
l. Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
"a wORTHINGTCN. Ind, Oct. r.-Mr. j.
,e Miller. the biggest grain dealer in 4