The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-07-05
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. M. jackson have left for
a trip down the st. Lawrence river.
Mr.. Parke Daniels, of Aberdeen, Miss.
formerly Of indianapolis, is in the city.
Mrs. w. F. Henly and daughter May
have gone East to spend the summer.
Rev. T. l.. Coultas will leave Monday for
the East to spend a month or six weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel d. Miller and family
are at Seabright, N. j., for the summer
Miss Orpha Richardson has gone to
Franklin to spend a few days with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Divine left yesterday
for eastern Ohio, where they will visit
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. WOODBURY. will go
to Chicago in a few days to remain several
months.
Mrs. c E. Wright went to MartinsviI,e
yesterday, where she will spend a month
or six weeks.
Mrs. Jennie Patterson will leave soon for
Nebraska City to visit relatives for an
indefinite time.
Mrs Charles FAINT left yesterday for
Newark, N. j., where she will spend several
weeks with relatives.
Miss Elizabeth Hough, who has been Wis
iting friends in Madison for a month, will
return home tomorrow.
Miss Ida Roney and Miss Parkinson will
give a reception this afternoon, from 3 to
s, at Miss Roney's home.
Misses Dora Gibson, Kate Kelly, Anna
IllCHdIuSOn dnu l[uCl WCAil ASaoA
Tuesday to spend several weeks.
Mrs. E. w. Pfaff has returned from
Beaver Falls, Pa, where she has been visit
ing her daughter. Mrs. A. B.. Taylor.
The Misses Clara and Alma HeInze. of
c. Schergens. at No. ST2 East New York
street.
A number of young people went to Green
wood yesterday for a picnic and ball game.
The party are members of Meridian-street
Church.
Unique greetings by post have been re-
, ceived by friends here from Mr.. and Mrs.
Emil Wulschner, who were at Ecernforde,
Germany.
Mrs. j.. M. PAYER and Miss Augusta w.
PAYER, of Park avenue, will leave Tuesday
next for Boston and the seashore, to be abb
sent four weeks.
Miss May Wainwright entertained a. few
tomorrow for three weeks and to Michigan
for the remainder of the summer.
At the recent commencement at Harvard
eit1' rsceive Mr. the lanes decree a; Of do' II.. 81 B. Mr.! Mr..
Cotter Is also an A. b. of Harvard.
Messrs. Charles Meharry, John Macy,
Harvey Durfee and Theodore Cravens have
gone on an extended trip East, visiting Nj,
agara, Montreal, Boston, New York and
Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. John HI. Holiday had some
Of their friends out to their summer home.
R Fsn.a. p S;nn,. last T evening ger and ma gave ch = hren
4AoRAoy
in the party.
Mr.. and Mrs. John p. Frenzel will leave
July Is for New York and will sail the
18th for Europe; Misses Elsie Appei ana
Jessie Gibson will go to New York with
them to visit Misses Ruth and Lois Pratt
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustav Schnull entertained
a family party with a number of FRIENDS
l no's e stseet. a Th eSe'h ha a0m a ff 1a 1 display Of
fireworks for the pleasure OF the COM
Dany.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen schaperoned a picnic
Miss Miss KIumb. Of Des Moines. la. The party
Included Miss Eve L.. Pearson. Miss Edna
Smithers, Miss Nell. Richards, Miss lone
School,, Miss Eliza Chambers, Miss Allen.
Mrs. Mary Adams and Mr.. Isaac Spring
err were married yesterday morning at the
home of Mrs. Adams; on Massachusetts
avenue Rev. T. l. Coultas, OF honerts
the afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. Springer left
for Mountain Lake Park TO spend a Tort
night.
Mrs. Mary whaley. Misses Amy and Kate
Thomas. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Mann and fam
ily. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p. Durham and family,
Mr.. c. d. Browder, Mr.. and Mrs; Garr1tt
Shower and family. o Of ln~dian nap MIS-.
Hunter, of Southport. and Mr.. and Mrs;
Colemen, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Shower and
Miss Eva Moschell, OF west Indianapolis,
Jennie and Matte Mann, near southport.
Dinner was served in the woods near the
residence.
A large party left YESTERDAY for Mountain
two months. Among those who went were
Mrs. Kate Apologize and daughter Elsie,
Mrs. Eli Ritter. Mrs. p. q Cornelus ana
M Sau = Miss MoIiie spieseI, Miss Jennie
Ralston. Miss Emma Manifold, Mr.. w b.
Whseler, Mss rn MSlile G NIX Kaie M csSr. MA MF.
and Mrs. Isaac Springer. Mrs Linton and
SON. Mr.. John p. Hills. Miss Ellen Lath-
rop. Mr.. and Mrs John Appel
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth A. Lem
mon. aughte of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. s. Lem
mon. and Mr.. Robert s. McMeans took
place last evening at the. home Of the
The house was filled with relatives and
friends to witness the CEREMONY which
wa performed by Rev. Henry A; Buchtel,
delssohn wedding march was played on the
piano by Miss Ida Smith, a friend OF the
bride. There were no attendants. The
the corsaee was trimmed with white ohif-
fon and pearls. She carried a bunch of
Bride roses. The whole decoration CT the
house we wai fi z. w wish palms. an1 sf FERNS and w %she
roses. The brides table was in the din
ing room. where palms. and roses were
ferns were scattered on the cloth. White
candles I'm crystal capdelabra lighted the
table. Gracefully draped on the chandelier
nag. In one OF the rooms punch was
served by Miss Mareie Taylor. daughter
Of DR.. and Mrs. j. II. Taylor air.. and
Mrs. McMeans left last night for a two
weeks, trip up the lakes When they re-
turn they will reside at No. $50 Central ave-
nue.. where they viii be at home TO their
friends after Aug. l. Among the guests
from out Of town were Mr.. and Mrs. John
Deitx, of Richmond: DR.. Frank McCarty.
Miss Kate HNligoss, Of Shelbyville: Miss
Allie Phelps. OF Kokomo: Miss Mary Lem
msn and Mr.. w. 3. Stevenson. of Cambridge
ELwooD WEDDINGS.