The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-09-25
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.
w x Rellis is at Martinsville

Mr.. w. X Bells is at Martinsville.
Miss Louise Schrader will leave to-day
for Chicago to make visit.
Mrs. Sarah b. Du6bridge is visiting In
Toronto and Port Hope, Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs Will G.. Chaplin are visiting
the formers brothers in Pittsburg, Pa.
Mrs. Henry Knippenberg and daughter
returned home last evening from Glendale,
Mont.
Miss Ida Hall, of Cincinnati, is the guest
of Mrs. James Albert Mckee, in Morton
Place.
Mr.. VIII Day and Mr.. Douglass Jillson
have gone East aud viii enter college at
Andover.
Miss Laura Wilson. of Bloomington, Ind.
is spending few days with DR.. and Mrs
j. Fl. Talbot.
daughter will go to New York next week
to make a visit
Miss liza Williamson has returned from a
visit of few weeks to Mr.. Arthur Ander-
sons family at Youngstown, O.
Mrs Charles Mayer and children, who
have been in Petoskey and Maekinac for
several weeks, have returned home.
Mr.. VIII Somerville will leave to-day for
Helena, Mont. to reside. He will take
charge of the gas works at that place.
Mrs. John W. Kern will give dance Sat
urday, Oct. 8, to celebrate the birthday
anniversary of her daughter, Miss Julia
Kern.
Mrs. r. b. Perry and Miss Clara Perry
few davs with Mrs. Is. J. Heeb, have re-
turned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Murphy are at
Martnsville, W their sons. spending a
short time. MI Murphy is still suffering
from rheumatism.
Rev. G. A. Christensen sailed yesterday
from Eurone for home. and is expected to
be here in time to conduct services at St
PauPs a week from Sunday.
Messrs. Frank Griffith and Guy Bender
of this city. will go to Richmond tomorrow
to play tennis doubles with two Richmond
players for the State championship.
Mr. and Mrs Russell r. Buchanan have
returned from their wedding trip and will
Foster until they go TO St. Louis to reside.
Mrs. d. N Davidson will receive infor-
mally this afternoon from to 6 o'clock for
her daughter, Mrs. George Harris William
son, who is here for a few days before
going to her home, in Avondale.
DIR. c. I. Fletcher and sister, Miss fetch
er, returned yesterday from a few days
stay at Martinsvilie.
Mr.. and Mrs +. l.. Mayer and family,
Mrs. Daniel Stewart Mrs. William Scott
and daughter and Miss Eleanor Carey ar
rived yesterday in New York from Europe
and will be at home to-day at noon.
Miss Rolene Hale will come Saturday. to
VIII be accompanied by Mr.. spohr, to whom
she is engaged and they will receive their
friends Informally Saturday evening.
Mrs Clarne Voolfolk and daughter Eu-
genia are located in Buffalo, and expect TO
remain there this fall and winter Mrs. H.
r. Holman and daughters are expected to
time next month
Mrs. w d. Wiles will return Saturday
from Tacoma. where she has been spending
Mrs. Wiles will be the guest of Mrs. r. +.
Birch and family for a few weeks, when
she will go to New York to spend the win
ter with Mrs. LeonOra Smith and dauGh-
ter.
HENDRICKS-EAST.
pretty wedding was celebrated yester-
day afternoon at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
The bride was their daughter. Miss Emma
Florence East. and the groom Mr.. Thomas
A. Hendricks, of this city. formerly of
Greensburg. The ceremony, which was pro.
nounced by Rev c. n. Sims. of Meridian>
street Church. was witnessed by the rela>
tives and most intimate friends. The bride
was attended by Miss Bessie Patterson and
the groom by MI Ray Hamilton of
wedding march the party entered the
rarlor and stood before the double window
The room was artistically decorated with
autumn flowers, golden rod and pink be-
gonias. The bride wore a dainty gown OF
White mousselaine de sole over brocaded
silk trimmed with white ribbons and crys.
tails, and she carried iong-stemmed white
rose. MISS Pattersons gown was OF white
organde over blue silk, and her flower was
an American Beauty rose. AT ) o'clock Z.
dinner was served, the guests being seated
table decoration was round basket or
pink carnations and maiden-hair ferns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hendricks left last evening
for Greensburg, where they will visit Mr.
Hendrickss relatives. and then they will
return to this city and Will reside with MIR.
and Mrs. East, at No. 292 North Illinois
street, where they will be at home after
Oct. 10. Among the guests at the wedding
were Mr.. T. A. Hendricks ST., father 81 the
groom, of Greensburg, Mrs. r. L. EVERY
and Miss Myra Freeiand. of bloomfield.
FOR MRS. BUCHTEL.
Mrs. Henry A. Buchtel was the guest of
honor at very handsome reception given
yesterday by Mrs. l.. II. Dunnng. at her
home, on North Alabama street. Mrs.
Dunning had extended invitations TO 450 of
Ars- Buchtei's friends in the csntral-av