The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-09-16
PERSONAL And SOCIETY.

Colonel and Mrs. Eli Lilly are home from
Wawasee, where they spent the summer.
Mr.. William Fl. Morrison. jr., will return
to the PeekskiH Military Academy to-day.
Mrs. Reed, of California, is visiting Mrs
A. f. Kleinschmidt, on North Alabama
street.
Miss Anna Fraser will leave Tuesday
for the East, where she will attend Smith
College.
Mr.. L. A. Koehne and Mr.. w A Brstor
will leave tomorrow for Florida for short
absence.
Mrs. c. A. Waite is visiting friends at
Bellbrook Springs, near Dayton, O.. for
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Way of Columbus,
VIII come to-day to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Wood.
Miss Elizabeth Lucas, of Columbus. Ind,
IS visiting Miss Maud Smith, on North
Delaware street.
Miss Demia Day of Columbus. will spend
this week with Miss Louise Hays, on North
Delaware street
Mrs. Jasper Finney will go to West
Baden to spend month. She has been in
i'll health all summer.
Mrs. Charles w, Fairbanks and daughter
Adelaide have returned from a visit to New
York and Philadelphia.
Miss Hawkins. of Portland, who is the
guest of Mrs Pierre Gray, will return
home the last of the week.
Mrs. Bassett Cadwallader and daughter.
of Chicago, visiting Mrs. Judscn
Smith, on West Michigan street.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Carter, of Los An
geles, formerly of this city, will come next
week to visit Mr.. and Mrs H. B. Gates.
Misses Lois Dyer and Bessie Lee Webb
will leave next week for Cincinnati, where
they will enter the Conservatory of Music.
Mr., and Mrs. Henry Knippenberg and
daughter will return Sunday from Glendale.
Mont, where they have been for the sum-
mer.
Mr.. Falconer. of Annapolis, is visiting his
mother at Mr.. John M. Shaws and Mrs.
Falconers neice from Springfield o., is
also her guest
Miss Dell Sloan, of Cincinnati who spent
last winter in this city engaged in art work,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Charles Dryer,
for few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Foor and Mr.. w.
Fl. Morrison, sr., will join the party to
attend the presentation of the silver ser
vice at Long Island.
Mr. B. F. Gresh. of this city, has been
elected president of the Western Associa-
last session at Toledo.
Mr.. Francis T. Hord has returned from
Albany and Mrs Hord and daughter from
ing DIR. and Mrs. Young
Mrs. j., W. Hadley and daughter Thee e52
dheae T thev M spend the Winter Miss
Hadley win study music there.
Mr. Barclay Walker has been busy dur
ing the summer season composing several
new songs of the popular order. They are
to be published under a nom de plume.
Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Erwin have gone
to New York to meet their daughter, Miss
weeks. All will return home the last of the
month.
Miss Sara Layton Walker is now in Ber-
lin. She will return to this country next
month and her mother, Mrs. |. n. Walker,
will go to New York to meet her on her
arrival.
leghany City, Pa, are visiting Mr. and Mrs
John r. Pearson. Mr.. Pearson is Mr. j. K
Parsons brother. He was formerly Mayor
of Allegheny.
Mrs. M. B. Wilson and daughters have
returned from the North. Mrs: Wilson and
daughter Sarah will go to Northampton .
Smith College.
Mrs. Henry N Castle has gone to Vir-
ginia to attend the wedding Of her neiee
are spending the week with Mrs. F. j.
Foster and family.
Mr.. Hugh II. Hanna and son Hugh and
sister Mrs. Heath, of Lafayette, went to
Mackinac yesterday to join Mrs. Hanna
and family. They will spend ;, two weeks s
this city for the winter.
The young women of the Young Wom-
ems Christian Association viii go go Tor a
eave the association rooms about lis and
go TO Mrs. Browns, at Woodruff Place.
Mrs. Brown is one of the board OF man
ayers.
Mrs. Henry 3. Smith and daughter
Eleanor are Visiting at South Bend Miss
| Smith will be a bridesmaid this evening
at the marriage of her friends, Miss Nerna
Of times. and Mr.. Mott of Los Angeles.
Mrs. George Studebaler, a sister of the
bride, will be the other bridesmaid.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Graham, who were
to give a wheel party 10 Broad Ripple last
evening, gave theater party TO Sinbad in
stead on account of the rain The com
pany included Mr.. and Mrs ). h MURPHY.
Miss Susan stewart Miss Florene nee Cof1 n
johnson, Mr.. S. r. Greer and Mr.. Davis
Buntin.
The marriage of Miss Harriet Mount and
nnly a CT
ing at the home of the brides mother, Mrs
Julia A. Mount on Prospect street. Only
present to witness the ceremony. which
was performed by Rev. Frank {. Hood
pastor of the East Washingstto oI street =,
Will reside at No. lao East Washington
street where they will be at home to their
friends after Oct. !.
by Mrs w. Reynolds Galpin. 61S Broad
/ way for the members of the Pi Beta Phi
the ri Beta Phi State reunion. 1t was
| carnation dinner, carnations being the fra
! ternity flower Eighteen representatives
from different parts Of the state were
| present Miss Ona Payne of Franklin.
| was the toast-mistress.. and toasts were
+, Franklin: Miss Stella r. Fox. of Blooming
! ton and by Miss Winnifred Harper of
| Leland Stanford University California. A
| luncheon was given at Broad Ripple yes
| terday for the Pi Beta Phi. business
/ meeting will be held in one of the rooms
| of the Statehouse Wednesday morning TO
form a State association of the fraternity
| to hold annual reunion.
BUTTERICK-BAGLE
| DETROIT, Mich, Sept 15.-The marriage
| of Miss Olive Bagley. fourth daughter of
| the late Ex-Governor John J. Bagley, and
| Mr.. Stedman Butterick, a rising young
| banker and broker of Boston, whose home
| is in Concord Mass, was solemnized this
! evening at the home of the brides mother
| The ceremony was performed by the Rev.
| Reed Stuart, pastor of the Unitarian
| Church. The only witnesses of the wedding
| We're relatives of the contracting parties
| but a largely-attended reception was held
| later, at which Mrs. Bagiey mother of the
| bride, and Mrs Butterick mother of the
| groom. assisted the young couple in re-
| ceiving. The brides gown was of white
| satin with plain skirt and train the bodice
| and sleeves draped with white tulle She
carried a bouquet of lilies of the valley
| She was attended by her sister. Miss Helen
| as mlid of honor. with Miss Katharine
! Newberry, Of Jackson. and Miss Mary
! Sherman of Detroit. as bridesmaids. Mr.
/ and Mrs. Butterck left for the East to-
/ night. They viii receive at their new home
! in Concord the last Of September.
|
Lost Il Valuable Keepsake.
Martin Cushwa, a merchant from Frank
| fort, lost a cane highly valued by him at