The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-09-11
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

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Miss Kathryn Cathcart has returned from
visit to Chicago and GcSEtn n.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. K Syfers have re-
turned from a visit to Wisconsin.
Mrs. Charles w. Fairbanks is spending
few weeks In Philadelphia with friends
Mrs. Claude Griffin and son have returned
from a visit of several weeks in Vermont.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. o. Hamilton. Of Syracuse,
n. Y, Will come next week to visit relatives
here.
Miss Florence Haywood will entertain
about thirty friends Saturday evening with
a party.
Mrs. NJ. Dietrichs and son, A E. Diet
richs, have returned from ten days trip
to New York
Miss Myla Coburn has gone to St. Louis
to visit Mrs. w. B. Coburn and family
for few weeks
Mr.. II. S. Tucker and family, who have
been eu Wawasee for three months. will re-
turn hC;ne to-day.
Miss Bertha Baldwin has returned to her
home, in Greenfield, after visiting friends
here for some time.
Miss Mary F. Miller, who has been absent
from the city for year, has returned for
permanent residence
Mrs. Gus Holman ana son Edwin, of Crab
Orchard Springs, KY, are the guests OF
Mrs. Sullivan and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Latham and family
are home from the north, where they nave
been spending the summer.
Mrs. D. P. Downs and family, of Terre
Haute, who have been visiting relatives
here, have returned home.
Mrs. Crane, of Iowa, formerly of this city,
is visiting her son, Mr.. George crane at
No. 10 West Vermont street.
Mrs John T. Dye returned last evening
from Pittsburg, where she has been visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Gushing.
Mrs. James NJ. Winters and daughters
have returned from an extended visit to
Brooklyn and the White mountains.
Mrs. j. C. Harrington has gone to Louis
vile where she Will remain four weeks
the guest of Mrs. Samuel OuerpacKer
Floyd Woods and Nicholas Harrison, VINO
have been in Los Angeles, Cal, several
weeks, will return to this city Monday
Mrs. Chester Rundell, nee Abel, and little
daughter, of Illinois, are the guests OF
Miss Ada Newly, on North Capitol avenue.
Mrs John r. Wilson will accompany Mr..
Wilson to Louisville tomorrow 10 attend
the Palmer-Buckner notification cerehlo-
Lies.
Miss Gertrude Hayes left early this week
to make a visit of a couple of months
with her sister, Mrs. Glioden, in Cleveland
Ohio.
from Massachusetts and other Eastern
States. Mrs. Varney has been absent since
June.
Miss Stewart, of Brooklyn, n. ", who
has been the guest of Miss Virginia Hesse
for a few days, will leave to-day Tor her
home.
Mrs Frank Nichols Lewis, of Philadel-
phia, will return home to-day after a visit
to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George +.
Adams.
Mrs. John D. Morris will leave Tuesday
for Norfolk Va, to remain during the raIl
and winter with her daughter, Mrs. George
Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. P. w. Keyes and daughter,
of Denver, who have been the guests of rel
ativeS here for a. month, left for their nome
yesterday.
Mr.. Herbert Gates will come in short
time to spend the winter with his brother,
Mr. Arthur d. Gates and family, on North
Illinois street.
Mr.. Frank H. Noyes professor of drawing
at the Industrial Training School, who mas
been spending the summer IN Boston, mas
returned to the city.
Mrs Kincaid and daughter Anna have
gone to Colorado Springs Col, w ns, ua 'iI
will spend the fall and winter Ihey Will
also visit other places west
DIR. and Mrs. ]. G. BucF enan and daugh-
ter Angie. who came to attend the Buchan-
en-Foster wedding, returned to their nome,
at Grand Rapids, Mich, yes terday
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Richie and children,
of Evanston, formerly of this city, arrived
yesterday TO visit Mir. and Mrs ii. ii.
Friedley, No. 979 North Delaware street.
Mrs r. B. F. PIERCE and Miss Van VAL
kenberg returned yesterday from Plym-
mouth, where they attended the Young
Thayer wedding Wednesday Mr. Peirce,
who went with them, has gone to Toledo
for a few days.
Mrs. Coke Alexander entertained num-
Der of friends delightfully."- yesterday after
noon in honor of her guest. Miss Reddick,
of Pittsburg. Tuesday afternoon Mrs Ell
lott Perkins entertained for Miss Reddiclz
and Mrs. Mix, of Mishawaka
been visiting Mrs. Nicholson, Mrs. No
ble's mother. and to Mr.. and Mrs. W. I.
Noble. Mr.. Mobiles parents, returned yes
terday to Charlottesville, where Mr.. Noble
will resume his position in the schools.
The members and friends of the Hyde
Park NJ. E. Church surprised their pastor
and his family, Rey J. Wesley Maxwell I'll,
Wednesday evening for few hours, where
delightful impromptu programme was
carried out. When they left fine dona-
ton consisting of fresh fruits, groceries,
etc, were left behind.
The marriage of Mr.. Herbert 1. Scott, OF
"Wednesday morning at $3.50 O'Clock at the
home of the brides father, Mr.. John Otto
at Auburn. Rev. DR.. Colvin, of the Presby-
terrain Church ofticiated, Miss Otto has
resided for some time in this city: She
was a clerk in the pension agency during
| Mr.. Ensley's administration, and has been
| a school teacher in her own city. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Scott will be at home at No. 21S West
| St. Clair street after Oct. l.
Mr. Harry NJ. Brown, of Richmond, and
Miss Kitty Stone Smith were married yes
| terday morning at the home of the bride S
| parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Albion Smith, ee,2
! Hughes of Richmond, officiating.
The groom is clerk in ne
/ Richmond division of the Pennsylvania
| road. The newly welded couple left on an
| afternoon train for the East. On their re-
| Richmond.
| number of young men gave a dance
] last evening at the Propylaeum to several
| of the young ladies who will go away to
| school this month and to a few of the Wis
! itorS now in the city and their hoStesSes.
| The hall of the Propylaeum, which has
| been handsomely decorated during the
summer, proved most attractive place for
| the dance and an orchestra of five pieces
| furnished delightful music. One of the
| decided advantages of the hall is the abb
! sence of registers in the floor. as for
merly the case The walls are newly freS-
| coed and pretty draperieS have been hung
| at the windows. There were about forty
who enjoyed the evenings entertainment
BROWN-ALBERTSON
| Special to the indianapolis Journal.
| ROCKFORD, ILL.,, Sept. 10.-The marriage
! of Miss Blanche Albertson the beautiful
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Abraham Rose
| Albertson and Mr.. Irving Swan Brown
of Indianapolis, Ind, occurred here thi!
evening at o'clock at the Second Con
| gregational Church. There was a larg,
| audience present to attend the ceremony
| which was pronounced by Rev. Walter NJ
| Rarrows The ushers We're Mr.. Newton
| Booth Harrington, of Indianapolis; Mr.
| Robert Albertson and Mr.. William c. AL
| bertson of Chicago. brothers of the bride
! and DR.. w r. Fringer The ushers pre-
| ceded the bride and her father up the aisle
| At the pulpit the bride was met by MIR
| Brown and his brother, Mr.. Luther Connal
| Brown, of New York, who the bes
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