The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-09-19

have a farm and have been spending the
summer. Mr. Ellison will occupy his pulpit
tomorrow.
Mr. and Mrs w H. Seiders returned
Wednesday after spending three months
on the coast of Maine.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry wetzel will leave to-
day for the north with a party of friends
on a nShing expedition.
Miss Demia Daily. of Columbus, will re-
turn home to-day after spending a week
with Miss Louise Hays.
Mrs. NJ. J. Kincaid and daughter. Miss
Anna are visiting in Pueblo Col, and
other points of the West.
Mrs. Cerene T. Browning has returned
from a three months visit to her sister,
Mrs. Root. at Minneapolis
Mrs Kate P. Morris and daughter Enid
have returned from ST. Clair Springs,
where they spent the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs, Charles F. Robbins and
son, who have been spending the summer
in Europe will sail for home oct. H.
Miss Kendall and Miss Greives of La
fayette, who have been spending the week
here with friends, returned home yester-
day
Mrs. NJ A. Binford, who has been at
vawter Park since May. has returned home
and is residing at No. rs East Vermont
street.
Lieut. p. NJ. Kesler nephew of Hon. w.
r. Myers. who was graduated from West
Point in June. has been assigned to duty
at Newport, r. L.
Mrs. NJ J. Hornaday who has been spend
ing the summer in Denver, returned home
yesterday accompanied by her sister. Mrs.
j. w Fleming, and baby daughter Helen.
Miss Laurel c. Thayer, who has spent
her summer VACATION at Bay View, Mich.
has returned. She will leave Monday to
enter the State University at Blooming ton.
Mr. Myron Spades will return to school
at Lima Monday accompanied by Hallack
Bangor, eldest son of the late Rev ]. Fl.
Ranger, who will be educated at the church
school there.
Mr. John N Carey has gone to Traverse
City to join his family. His daughters will
| return with him Monday to enter school:
weeks longer.
Mrs. Arthur Deuel. Gates gave a charm
| ing reception yesterday afternoon from 3 to
| Miss Monte Donico. Of the Roland Reed
company, who have been spending the
| week at her house. Young ladies and
| men, were the guests invited to meet them.
Mrs. Gates was assisted by her sisters:
| her little nieces Misses Frances and Mary
| Gladding, of Memphis. All of the appoint
ments were simple and in exquisite taste.
| Miss Luce wore dainty gown of white
| null and lace. ana Miss Donico wore a
French striped silk trimmed with lace and
to her dark beauty. Mr.. and Mrs. Gates
| gave dinner at O'Clock for the young
| ladies, having the Misses Atkins and Mr..
Newton Booth Harrington, Mr.. Edward e.
Gates, Mr. G. l.. Payne and Mr.. A. P.
Preston for the party. Mrs. Gates and Miss
| Luce were formerly schoolmates and Mrs.
| Ridgeley B. Hilleary was also of the same
class.
A pleasant reception was given in the
| parlors of the Central Christian Church
| last evening, which was in the nature of a
| farewell to Mrs w. K. Azbill, daughter
| and son, who will leave for Japan for
| an absence of several years. The reception
was given by Mrs. Azbills friends in the
| church, and the friends of the congregation
| of the Central Christian and other churches
were invited to be present. The room was
| arranged with many fall flowers, which
were placed everywhere. Mrs. P. III. Jane
son, Mrs. Barton Cole, Mrs. Howard Gale,
| Mrs A. A. Helfer Mrs. ]. w. Ryan, Mrs
| P. M. Dill, Mrs. Stewart Miss Belle Ford
| and others assisted in receiving and enter
| tanning the company. Mrs. Azbll and chill
| dren will not leave the city until Sept. 3d.
| when they will go directly to Tacoma,
Wash, and sail from that port for Japan.
| They had expected to leave here next
| Thursday and spend a week or more in
| California, but have changed their route
| and will be here week longer than at
| first expected. They will go to Japan to
| missionary work there for the last three
years.
| BAKER-O'HAVER
| Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
| WORTHINGTON, Ind. Sept 1S.-Mr.
| Geo. l.. Baker a prominent business young
| man of this place, and Miss Myrtle O'Hav-
er, of Pleasantville. were married on
Wednesday. A reception was given them
last evening at the residence of Mr.. and
| Mrs. Henry Baker, parents of the groom
Mr.. and Mrs. Baker will make their future
home in Worthington.