The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-09-12

Miss Grace Daglish and Miss Clara How
ell will leave to-day for two weeks VISIT
with relatives and friends in Mt. Carmel.
III.
Miss Augusta Meering, of Richmond, who
has been visiting Mrs. Charles c. Brown,
on st. Mary street, returned home yester-
day.
Mrs Mary Clemmer, of Dayton o., who
is visiting her son and family at No. 10
East New York street, will return home
to-day.
family paper this evening to celebrate the
birthday anniversary of her aunt, Mrs NJ
Dietrichs.
Mrs Rowland and daughter Miss Caro-
line Rowland. who have been spending
several weeks at Martinsville, nave re-
turned home.
Mrs. Oliver P. Morton will return today
from Chicago. where she has been for four
months. and will occupy her house on East
New York street.
Mr. and Mrs. William B. Leeds will oc-
cupy the residence of Mrs. Jason Carey at
the corner of Delaware street and Home
avenue after Oct. !.
Prof and Mrs F. X. Arens and family,
who have been spending the sumn7Nr Mt
will return home to-day.
DR.. Edwin r. Lewis having taken Mr..
James H.. Baldwin's North Pennsylvania
street residence, they will remove there
from Woodruff Place Oct. !.
Miss Charity Dye will return early this
morning from Chicago, where she has been
~
University during the summer.
Mrs. William B. Wheelock and daughter
returned yesterday from Watch Hill, r. |.
Mrs L. S. Ayres and Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ.
Ayres are expected home Tuesday.
Mrs. N. K. Elliott, of Terre Haute, who is
known to large circle of friends of this
Gty mas reee9Sig PnshNd BOOK OF her
Mr.. Charles Fletcher and family, who
have been spending the summer at their
country place. Glen Ethel, will return to
their home on Clifford avenue Oct. l.
Among the recent Indianapolis arrivals
at the ST. Denis in New York were W. e.
Neff, w. A. Wade. Mrs. N. A. Clarke,
Miss E. Baker. A. j. Vim, Mrs. M. F.
riage of Miss Clara Arilla Hupp and Mr..
John Thomas Piummer Sept %, at the res
idence of Mr.. and Mrs. c w Hupp. on
North Pine street The ceremony will be
witnessed by relatives and most intimate
friends.
nue.. entertained at progressive cinch
last night in honor of her cousin, Miss An
ma schwartz' OF Mewport, KY, At9ed IL tne
ing Miss Decker, of Noblesvile, was
among the guests.
Mrs. Charles Robinson entertained Mrs
Potter and Mrs. Kane, of Chicago. ant
a number of her Woodruff Place friend
yesterday afternoon at ner home In tbs
evening the same ladies were the guests
of honor at a small dance given by Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Layman.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. H. Jenkins. of No. 20
ing in honor of Miss Edna Binsac and Mr.
John H. Brill. of New York, who are to
be married Monday. Mrs. and Miss Binsac,
the mother and sister of Miss Edna Binsac
Miss Crull. of Davenport, Ia, and Miss
Wilson, of Chicago, were among the guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. Jenkins, of No. 20
Woodruff Place, gave a dinner last night
in honor of Miss Edna Binsac and Mr.. j.
H. Brill. Among the guests present were
Mrs. E, s. Crull of Davenport. la; Mrs; G.
nf on of
sac. and Miss Alice Burnside. of Marshall
Ill. The house was beautifully decorated
with palms, while the table was artisticaly
arranged with smilax, white asters and
ferns.
Last evening the Young Peoples Society
of the Memorial Presbyterian Church gave
served by Miss Nellie Jordan Misses Jo-
Gertrude Ryan. Belle Bartholomew, Ada
Proghm Msssrs John n Harris senja
Frederick Stiltz. Brandt Downey and Alex
HARRISON
The Society of the Epworth League of
Central-avenue Church gave a reception
Misses Metzger, on. Central avenue. IL
honor of Rev H. A. BucEtel. p. D.. pastor O.
the Central-avenue Church for five years
will sever his connection the middle
this month and will go to East Orange
NJ. j.. to take charge of one of the mos
| influential churches of the East. The gath
ering last evening was in the nature
a farewell. as Mr. Buchtel will leave Mon
day for Evansville to attend the confer
ence. The invitations to the social
extended by the members of the league to
all of the members of the church and con
Sregation; Those who received the guests
with Mr. Buchtel were the members of the
| dent; Miss Ida Levey. --lss Caroline
thompson Irls On Miss Bertha Fisher, Mr. Irvin
Wheeler and Miss Frieda Metzger The
other members of the League which num-
bers ITO, assisted in entertaining. The
and roses and the dining room was in the
league colors, red and white The table
was. adorned with red and white ribbons
and HoWersi Mr. Buchtel was Instrumental
in changing the name of the organiza ton
from Y p. S. c. f. to Epworth League
society as It now stands Mrs. Buehtel,
Mr.. Frost Craft Buchtel and Miss Emma
Buchtel We're also guests of honor for the
evening. Mr.. Buchtel will preach to-mor-
row and week from tomorrow and
services these two days are expected to
be his last as the regular pastor of the
MARRIED FIFTY YEARS.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
CRAWFORDSVILLE Ind, Sept. II. =
Francis Pritchard and wife of Darlington.
celebrated their golden wedding anniver-
sary on Thursday. They were married at
Blue River. Washington county. Indiana
and had seven children Among the eues+s
present al their anniversary were Abra ham
Trueblood and wife of Danville NJ Hobbs
and wife. of Bridgeport: Prof G. c. True
blood and son. Ann Arbor. Mich; Prof E
p. Trueblood. Eariham College: Nixon Co
sand, Frankfort; Samuel Trueblood and
wife. Ransom Trueblood and SON Mrs n
Neal, Mrs. A. Clark and Mrs Emma
Daugherty of Salem, and Joseph Pritchard
of Knghtstown.
JEFFERSONVILLE Ind. Sept IA
notable event in this city was the celebra-
tion last evening of the golden anniversary
! of the wedding of Mr.. and Mrs Joseph
Reed. two of the most prominent residents
| of this county Mr.. Reed is seventy-two
| years of age, and was born in Lansingburg
| n Y. His wife is sixty-six years old and a
native of New Albany. They were married
| at Greencastle by Rev Matthew Simp-
| son. Mr.. Reed published the first newspa-
1 per ever printed in Owen county. They
/ have resided in this city since 1858 Three
| children. Joseph v Reed, wholesale pa
| per dealer and printer of Louisville, Dan
| Fawcett. of this city. and many guests
| from a distance were present.
INVERTEBRATES
| Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
MARTINSNILLE, Ind. Sept H. - Mr.
! Charles q. White. a young farmer of this
! county, and Miss Daisy Graves daughter
| of Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Graves. were mar.
| ried last night at the home of the brides
! parents. About thirty immediate relative
| been prominent young educators in The
/ schools throughout the county. They vii
/ reside on his farm near Han.
|