The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-09-13

sented with a number of pretty gifts in
honor of the occasion.
Mrs. W.. f. Winchester Miss Eloise Nor
ton and Mrs. G. P. Wilder have returned
from summer outing in the mountains Of
Virginia.
Mrs. E. A. IngersolI and mother. Mrs. Rex
lord, will return to-day from Martinsburg,
w Va. where they have been spending the
summer.
Miss Edith Holland. who has been the
guest of relatives and friends here for
several weeks, has returned home to OF
tawa, III.
Miss Mabel P. Schmidt the valedictorian
OF the June graduating class of the High
School, will leave this week to attend Vas
sar College.
Mr.. and Mrs S. r. McMeans, who have
been spending two weeks at the lakes in
the northern part of the State, returned
home yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry c. Smith announce
the marriage of their daughter Jennie Mae
and Mr.. William Ernest Boyd to take place
Wednesday, Oct. z.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Brandt announce
| the engagement of their daughter Nettie
Irene, to Mr.. Arthur Robert Heiskell, the
wedding to take place Oct. IA
Mr.. Frank A Carvin of Stillwell street
LETT Saturday afternoon on his wheel for
a two weeks trip to Lagrange, Ky. He
| Will return by way of Cincinnati.
| Miss Mary Mungovan and nephew, Mas
| ter George Keenan,, have returned from
three weeks visit among relatives in
| Kentucky and southern Indiana.
| The Misses Ida Isabel and Jennie Stokes.
Misses Glossbrenner, of North Delaware
street will return home Monday
| Mrs. George II. West, of Detroit, and
Mrs. Henry Beebe, of Put-in-Bay, who
/ have been spending a few days with rela-
| tlVeS here, will return home tomorrow.
Mr.. James l.. Bradley, jr., of Franklin,
Tenn, has returned to his home after
| three weeks visit with his uncle, j. L.
| Bradley, and family, on North Capitol av-
| nue..
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wingate Hammel
| VIII return this week from their wedding
| trip, and will be at home at No pa North
| Alabama street, with Mr.. and Mrs. G. j.
| Hammel.
Mrs. Alexander Galloway will leave to-
morrow for months visit with relatives in
| ter 5. Galloway has returned to Purdue
| University.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Caddie Browne, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
/ j. j. Browne, and William E. Birdsall, Of
| Brooklyn, N. Y. The marriage will occur
Mrs. J. j. Browne and daughter. Miss
| Caddie Browne, of Woodruff Place have
returned from Brooklyn, N. Y, where
| they have been spending the summer with
| Mrs. Marine
Miss Florence Haywood entertained
number of her friends, who are to go away
| lege avenue. and for the Misses Carroll of
| Lynchburg, Va.
Mrs. J. F. Record. of Plainield, Miss
| Hamilton, of Martinsvile, spent the last
week with Mr. and Mrs. Lon B. Chapman,
on NOrln CapltoI avenue.
| Miss Mary It. Wilson. of Evansville, is
the guest of Mrs j. F. Hennessey. Miss
| wilson was a passenger on the Normandie.
| of the French line, which reached New
| York from HaVre on Sept. 6.
| Miss Jeanette HOWE gave bicycle par
ty Wednesday evening for her guest. Miss
trip supper was served at Miss HOWE S
home. No. 100 Cornell avenue.
Mrs. O.. 3. Jameson and sons have re-
turned from the Chicago Beach Hotel. Chi
| ACCOMPANIED N Il.
ton, who went to Rockford, ILL.,, to attend
the Decentralization wedding.
Miss Flora and Miss Carrie Lauter left
Thursday for New York city. They will
spend short time with relatives, after
which Miss Lauter will enter the Art Stu
dents League and Miss Carrie will go to
Smith College, at Northampton, Mass.
Miss Lena Rocker was the hostess for a
sne Raz sne or e e M
ger. Miss Schley, Miss Drinkut, Miss War
ner, Messrs: II; Carl Wibbert, of Racine;
Wis; Aurelius Smith, David Leck, Edward
Ferger and a. Person
Miss Kate Wheelock. the whist Queen. -
will come to this city for the month of Oc-
tober and will give series of lectures
and lessons in whist. The game grows in
popular favor since the men of the city
have become identified with the National
Whist League, and the ladies are becoming
as expert in the game as the men,
The Wednesday Morning Coterie, liter
Denny and which met every Wednesday
morning at her home, has written letter
the regard in which she was held by the
members A paragraph in the letter Is
There was not one who felt herself able tic
express her debt of gratitude to Mrs. Den
ny. There was not one but felt the loss OF
personal friend as well as that OF an &C sc
literature, her keen critical faculty, her
quick perception and ready wit We're con-
tinual inspira ton to all who had the nap
| piness of working with her" The names OF
the several members of the club are signed
to the letter.
| I of No anti n
avenue, entertained her friends al a wheel
party Friday evening: They were chap
Japanese lanterns attached to their wheels
and the jingiing of bells and blowing OF
horns, the party presented merry 1 scene
in the drawing room at small tables. The
remainder of the evening was spent social
ly. Mr.. c. F. Roberts gave several selec-
tons on the piano The party included
the Misses Allie. Nottmeyer, Fannie and
Otte. Ida Campbell Tillie Smith, Florence
Olsen, Alma Keen and Nina Helwig;
Messrs. Harry Nottmeyer, George Stieg-
man. Jackson Lance. Lemuel +. Biddy, Ed
mond Schiffiing. Charles F. Roberts, Will
lam Sanks. Daniel Mullen, Andrew Tay-
| lor, Charles Crogue and Fred Olsen.
The marriage of Miss Fannie A. Dunn
youngest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jane.
Dunn and Mr. Jacob c. Ohger took place
Thursday morning at ST. Josephs Catholic
Church. Rev Father Aerding officated
The ushers We're Charles A. Boyle and Mr.
Nicholas Shaefer and the bridesmaids were
Miss Mary c. Dunn. sister of the bride. anc
Miss Lulu Oliger, sister of the groom The
bride handsome gown of white bro
caded satin, with duchess lace and pear
trimming. Miss Dunn wore white organdit
over canary silk. and Miss Oliger wor,
white organdie over pink silk The choir
of ST. Josephs furnished the music Incl
GENITAL to the marriage service. Following
the ceremony at the church a reception
was held at the home OF the brides par
ents. No. 2S9 North Pine street. to which
about two hundred friends We're invited
| An orchestra furnished music for the re
ception The bride and groom received
many valuable gifts. After the reception
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliger left for their home
No. Hermann street. where they will bt
| at home to their friends.
ErvinEtOn.
Mr. Stanley Grub will leave Wednesday
for Earlham College.
Miss Mary Calvin will go to Schenectady
n. Y, next Tuesday.
Miss Rose MacNeal has returned to hel
home, in Pomona, Ind.
Mr.. VIII Iden, of La Cross. Wis, is visit
ing his father, on Church street.
Mr. Walter Howe and family returned
last Wednesday from Clark, Ky.
Miss Bessie Kitzmiller. of Canton, O..
is the guest Of Miss Sabra Connor.