The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-09-17
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Miss Helen Smith, of Charlottesville, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Taylor.
DR.. Henry Jameson and Mr.. John N.
Carey have returned from their European
trip.
Mrs. Theodore Kruse, of North Penn
Club this afternoon.
Mr. Newton Claypool of California, form
erly of this city. is visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Il. +. Claypool.
Mrs. NJ A. Downing and daughter, Mrs.
w. H. Coleman will return home the last
of the week from Louisville.
Mrs. T. s. Hacker and son Dillon have
turned from Bear Lake. Wis, where they
have been spending the summer
Mrs. E. A. Champion, of Houston, Tex.
Is visiting her daughter, Miss Myrtle ].
Champion IS West Michigan street.
Miss Mellen. of Charlottesville who has
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Blair
for few days. will return home to-day.
Mrs. Thomas Barbour and daughters have
returned from Cresson, and will go to
housekeeping at No. 6s West Fifth street
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Mallon. of Francis
vile. are spending few days here Mrs.
Mallon was formerly Miss Kate Noble. OF
Irvington.
Mrs. Arthur D. Gates will entertain a
few friends tomorrow afternoon for Miss
Luce and Miss Monte Donico, of the Roland
Reed company.
Mrs. Jason Carey and daughter Margaret
will go to AsiIeville to spend the winter.
having rented their house, on North Della
ware street, to Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Leeds.
after "trip north. Miss Julia Britton,
daughter of Judge Britton, of Crawfords-
vile, will be a guest of DR.. Brittons fam
lily this week
Mrs. F. S. Newcomer and daughter
Nancy, who have been spending the sum
Richmond. Va, to visit friends for a short
time before returning home.
Mr. William s. Hubbard has returned
from visit to New York Mills. DR.. Mary
]. Smith, of Teheran, Persia, is the guest
of Mr. Hubbard at the residence of Mr.. W.
H. Hubbard, on North Illinois street, for
few days.
philadelphia, where he and Miss Alma
Heinze will be married on Sept. IL. After
Washington, they will return to this city
to reside.
Mr. b. B. Peck and son Norman will
leave Sunday for Williams College, where
the latter will take the examinations. Mr..
where he will join Mrs. Peek and daughter,
and they will. return home the last of the
month.
The executive committee of the childrens
chorus met yesterday at the Indiana Trust
tinued as formerly, and the details for the
meetings and music will be completed this
week: and 1t is expected to have the
hearsals begin early in October.
Mr.. Samuel Blight Johns win lslve In
dianapols in November to locate IN New
York city. His time there will be devoted
to oratorio concert and church work A
testimonial concert will be given Mr. Johns
before leaving at the Central Christian
Church, in which number of the promi-
nent musicians of the city will take part.
STREETER-ARMSTR
A wedding of more than usual interest
on account of the prominence of the fam
lily and, the popularity of the bride oc-
CURED last evening. The bride was Miss
Catherine Eldred Armstrong, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Armstrong, and
the groom was Mr.. Harry Winton Streeter
of Greenfield, formerly of Muncie. Only
the relatives and a few of the most init
mate friends were invited for the event
whiea took place at the family residence
on North Delaware street. The hour APP
pointed was o'clock. and at that time the
friends had gathered in the south drawing
room and the spacious hail.. The bridal
party descended the stairs, first the brides
maids, Miss Helen Armstrong, the younger
sister of the bride. and Miss Edna Streeter
sister of the groom, next the maid OF
honor, Miss May Armstrong, sister of the
bride, and then the bride with her father
They passed to the east door of the draw
ing room, where they were met by the
strong. the brother of the bride, and the
minister, Rev. A. j. Graham, rector of
Christ Church. The groom stepped for
ward and took his bride and the party
where Mr.. Graham pronounced the full
Episcopal service. The end of the room was
a bower of green and white formed with
long strands of Southern smilax from the
chandelier TO the holding above the man
tel and to either side. where 1t fell in