The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-10-29

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PERSONAL And SOCIETY.
Mrs. Albert Lieber has gone to Chicago.
to be absent several weeks.
Mrs. Clemens Vonnegut, jr, has gone to
st. Louis to visit her son, who is there at
school.
Mrs Koogle. of Richmond. will come next
week to visit her daughter, Mrs. Emil Will
brandt.
Mr. Edwin Farmer pianist, has been adj
ded to the efficient faculty of the College
of Music.
Mrs. Charles E. Wilson, of Lebanon. is
the guest of Mrs. Henry C. Campbell. No.
1865 North Illinois street.
Miss Augusta Mering, of Richmond. who
came to attend the Jefferson performance,
returned home yesterday.
Rev. ]. A. Milburn will return to-day
from a short visit to his brother Mr.. John
Milburn, in Buffalo, N. Y.
Mrs. Henry NJ. Waite, of Lexington, KY,
who is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Charles M.
Walker, will return home Saturday.
Mr.. William Bdlack has resigned as
vioinist at the Metropolitan School of Mu-
sic, and has returned to his home in Mill
waukee.
Mrs. G. A. Wallingford is here for few
days with Mr.. Wallingford and will go to
Bloomington later to spend the winter with
her mother, Mrs. Coffin.
A kindergarten tea by the members of
the first and sixth sections will be given
tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs.
j. Q. Van Wrinkle, No. 232 Central avenue.
Mrs Ziegler. of Columbus, o.. is the guest
bama street, and Miss Ziegler is visiting
Mrs. f. L. Matson, on West New York
street.
Mrs. w. F. Crafts will come next month
to conduct an institute of primary instruc-
ton in the Sunday schools. The meetings
will be hello, in the evening at Meridian
street Church.
Mrs. Morris Defrees will give an exhibit
of the water colors OF Mr., Lynn Graves,
recently Of New Orleans. at her home this
afternoon, and an informal invitation to her
frieads to see them is extended.
Mr.. Albert NJ Larkin, Of Cincinnati, Is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. s. Herbert Col
wedding anniversary, which was yesterday,
with them. Mr.. Larkin was one of the at
tendants at their wedding.
Miss Mercy Oburn, daughter Of Mr.. r. L.
Oburn, formerly connected with the Jour-
mai, and Mr.. Albert Bauer We're quietly
united in marriage by Rev. r. Y. Hunter
yesterday afternoon at 8 o'clock. They
have gone to housekeeping at Is South
Dawson street.
Mrs. r. b. F. Peirce took a party to
Maxinkuckee yesterday for short visit
The company accepting the hospitality were
her daughter, Miss an Valkenburg and
visitor, Miss Ward. of Chicago; Miss Wal
lick, Mr.. Horace Hord, Mr.. n. Booth Tark-
ington and his visitor. Mr.. William Rogers,
of Omaha. The party will return home to-
night
DR.. H. s. Krug gave bachelor's dinner
Wednesday to Miss Bessie Power. The tab Q
flowers. During the evening toasts We're
given to the groom-elect by the several
members Of the party The guests St ling included de-
White, Mr.. Frank H.. Noyes Mr.. Edward
Raub, Mr.. Charles S. Tucker and Mr. Elijah
Fox. The flowers and the cards of the
guests with appropriate sentiments were
later presented to Miss Power.
Miss Williams gave tea yesterday after
noon at which the guests of honor were
Miss Alice Nelson and Miss Louise Elliott,
of Logansport. Miss Williams was assisted
in the parior, which was fragrant with the
Mrs. Robert Courtney Wright and Misses
Elizabeth and ANNA Dye. The library was
adorned with pink and white chyrsanthe-
NUNS gracefully arranged, and chocolate
was served. while the dining room was
beautifed with yellow and white chrysan-
Miss Spann and visitor, Miss Denny. of
Worcester Mass; Miss Mary Foster, Miss
Maria Woolien and Miss Chambers, of Pen
dleton.
The McAll Mission Society gave tea
yesterday afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
Frederick Knefer on East Washington
street The tea was similar to those given
by the Kindergarten Society. The house
was pretuly decorated with flowers In the
we're vsxeFd MRS goG Rneer MRS Foster, Mrs
r. o. Hawkins Mrs C. NJ. Walker, Mrs.
Lavalette Dickey, Miss Sarah f. Kelley,
Mrs Henry G. sickels, Mrs. Korbaley and
Misses isabelle and Jane Roache: Mrs. j:
r. Lilley and Mrs. Henry M. Waite. OF
Lexington KY, presided at the punch bowl
in the dining room. The proceeds are for
the benefit Of the Sale Indiana fund.
The marriage OF Miss Laura Fahrbach
and Mr.. Edward Schoenberger took place
| last evening at the home Of the bride on
| North Senate avenue. Only the immediate
relatives and very few friends We're pres
4 he
P Hall1plaee NJ. E. Church. The house was
and chrysant hemums The bride wore a
| pretty gown of white organdie over white
silk and trimmed with white taffeta rib
bons She carried bouquet OF Bride roses
After the ceremony supper was served.
! The bride and groom received number
of handsome gifts. MI and nd Mrs; sSno oe a.
| avenue The only guest from out of town
| was Mrs. Robertson, of Lawrenceberg, Il
| cousin of the groom.
GEISS+KUECHLER.
| The marriage of Miss Charlotte M.
Keuehler, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Kuechler, and Mr.. Adolph Geiss. jr.. OF
| Chicago, took place last evening at the
| residence of the brides parents, No. 3l4
| Orange street Rev. Mr.. Peters, of the
| Zion Church. oficiated. The parlors, which
| were tastefully decorated with palms, roses
| and chrysanthemums for the event, were
| filed with large company OF invited
guests The Mendelssohn wedding march
| was played by an orchestra as the bridal
| party entered the parlor and stood be-
! meath the canopy of smilax and flowers.
| Little Emma Fessler a niece of the bride,
| preceded. Then followed the bridesmaids
| Miss Bertha Mussman and Miss Louise
| Kroeckel: the groomsmen, Mr.. William
| Geiss, brother of the groom, and Mr.:
| Charles Seideusticker, and the maid OF
| honor, Miss Katherine Seidensticker. a
| cousin of the bride. The bride entered
| with her father and was met by the groom
| and the minister. AS the ceremony pro-
| ceeded the orchestra played %. Promise
| Me-" The bride wore 81 gown or ivory silk
trimn. a with pearls and chiffon. Her jew
els were pearls and she carried shower
| bouquet of white roses and lilies of the VAL
| lev. The bridesmaids wore pink and green
! gowns trimmed with nlousselaine de sole
| and carried pink and white roses and the
maid of honor white organdie over
| blue silk and carried American Beauty
| roses. Mr.. and Mrs. Kuechler and the
| bridal party were assisted during the even
| ing by Misses Emma and Minnie Zwicker
| The presents were numerous and from
| friends in many places. Amang the guests
! from ont of town were Mr.. and Mrs
| Adolph Geiss. sr., of Chicago; Mrs. William
| Ceiss and Mr. John p. Weir, of Pittsburg
and DR. William keuchler. brother of the
| bride, of Adelgo. III.
| ER-WEATHERBY.
| Special to the indianapolis journal.
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