The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-09-26
Personal AND SOCIETY.

.lssMrs. Sol c. Dickey has returned from
Winona. Ind.
Mrs. J. T. Polk. OF Greenwood. is visiting
her daughter. Mrs. 5. o. Duncan.
Mrs b. F. williams will leave to-mor-
row for Peoria. ILL.,, TO reside permanently.
The T. K. c.. card club will be entertained
Tomorrow afternoon by Miss Flora Hamil-
ton
rived in New York, and will return home
Monday.
Mr. Henry coburn. of West Indianapolis.
has gone 10 Martinsvile on account OF
rheumatism.
Mrs. w. J. welpley. of Upton. who was
called here by TIE Illness of relative,
has returned home.
Mrs. George c. Beck and daughter Bes-
sic sailed yesterday from Europe. and
are expected home next week.
Mrs Henry s. Fraser and son. Mr. Phil
Watson. have returned from Europe.
where they spent the summer.
Mr.. w. w. Thayer and Mrs. NJ. C..
Thayer arrived home yesterday from their
summer sojourn at Bay View. Mich.
Mrs. /. p. Gray and Mr. and Mrs. Pierre
Gray are in Union City attending to the
settling OF the estate of the late l. p.
Gray.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. F. Sullivan, of Rich
aoweek here with friends. returned home
a yesterday H
90 q Mrs. Frederick Kleinschmidt has gone to
-Ashevflle. n c., TO remain indefinitely
She win go TO the seacoast before re-
turning home.
Mrs E $. r. Seguin. who has been very
III with typhoid fever since her return
from the north. will go to Asheville the
1st OF October.
Mrs. Levi Ritter and daughter Harriet
and son Frederick will come in from their
home at Irvington and take rooms at the
Chalfant the LIST of October.
The engagement IL announced of Miss
rah Hatten. and Mr.. Charles Ernest Ruch.
The wedding will occur in October
Miss Ardella Sloan. who has been visit
Ing her sister, Mrs. Charles A. Dryer, has
returned 10 her home in Cincinnati. She
will come here later to spend the winter.
Mrs. Howard A, Dill and daughter, who
spent the summer at 1rvington, are now
with Judge and Mrs. L. c. Walker for a
reside
Mrs. Breeder. OF Paris. KY, is the guest
Of Mrs Dryer on Central avenue. Mrs.
Dryer and Mrs Breeder are spending a
Ritter
Mrs. Alice Gooch and family and sister.
Miss Lizzie Lucas, who have been making
their home in this city for several months,
have returned TO their former home at
Casey Ill, to live.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bennerscheidt Mr. and
Mrs john p Frenzei and Miss Paula
kipp will return from Europe Saturday.
year studying music.
Mr. and Mrs. William s. Fish have is
sued invitations for the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Edith, and Mr.. Carl Edwin
Hildebrand. TO occur Thursday Oct 9, at
o'clock, at the family residence. No. s4s
North Meridian street.
The first meeting of the Contemporary
Cluo Tor this season was held last night
at the Propylaeum. The members were
greeted by Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Coburn.
Mr. and Mrs. J; p. Dunn, Mr.. and Miss
Noble. The subject for the evening was
Dudley Foulke delivered the address. At
its conclusion was the usual discussion,
followed by social hour.
The marriage OF Mr.. Joseph McCollum
ana Miss Artemus Cotton took place at the
home Of the brides parents. Mr. and Mrs
last night at o'clock. Rev. c. III. Nc.
Dowel officiating. Mr.. Fred Gregg and Miss
Ollie McCollum were the attendants The
house was tastefully decorated with palms
and other tropical plants. There were
them the following from out OF the city
Mrs. l.. Tinker. of Marshalltovn. Ia: Mrs
Lizzie Spray and Mrs. Flora Bolden. OF
Frankfort. Mr. Fred Rooms. of Lebanon
Mrs. w. c. Overton and Mrs. W. ID. IT.
win. OF Kokomo.
Dfs. and Mrs Wright. OF Columbus, were
IN the city yesterday. Dr. Wright is the
commodore at Lake Wawasee, and was ed
route home from New York. where he went
TO attend the recent yacht races. 1t is his
opinion that Lord Dunraven was s<ire he
would lose the race. and that he was glad
OF an excuse not to sail over the course
the last day DR.. Wright thinks that the
races that take place at the yearly re-
gatta at Wawasee are just as interesting
as those he saw East. with the single
exception that there are not so many
craft at the lake as on the Atlantic coast.