The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-09-15
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

FEKSONHL HND OOGlL 1.
Miss Edith Wallick is spending this week
with Miss Jeanette Judson.
Mrs Walter @. Gresham. of Chicago, is
the guest of Mrs Addison c. Harris.
Miss Helen Spencer leaves for Syracuse,
N Y, to-day, where she will attend school.
Misses Winifred and Dorothy Willard will
Wis visit - aiA e''' = ~
Miss Grace Yelton, of Vincennes is the
guest of Gertrude Miller, North Pennsyl-
vania street.
Miss Carolyn letters and Miss Maud Stet-
son will leave this morning for chicago 10
make a visit.
Mr.. owen Mothershead viii leave we Ines
day for Cornell, where he will spend the
university year.
Mackinaw and Petosky, where he has been
for a few weeks.
Mrs; Page. Of Coiumbis. Ky Is , visiting
North Pennsylvania street.
Miss Stella Hawkins. OF Portland. Ind
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre Gray, on
North Pennsylvania street.
Mrs Kate Vollmer, of Los Angeles, and
Miss Laura Wagner, of Lafayette. are
visiting Mrs. II. c. Dewenter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Graham will give
a wheel party this evening to Broad Rip
pie, where supper will be served.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. G. Hunter and children
arrived yesterday from Traverse City.
where they have been for a month.
visiting her aunt Mrs. A. H. Robertson,
on North Meridian street. this week.
Mrs. Benjamin D. Walcott and children,
who have been at Hagerstown, Md. and
New York Mills have returned home
Miss Katharine Beeson has returned to
Lafayette, where she has been chosen to
the principalship of Centennial School.
Miss Frances White and Miss Elnora
French will leave tomorrow for Pittsburg
where they will attend school this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. David w. Franklin. of CO.
They will reside on North Meridian street.
Miss Margaret Carey has issued invita-
lions for tea Thursday afternoon from
A to o'clock at her home on North Della
ware street
Messrs. Kerfoot Stewart, Fred Winters,
Dwight Day and Keyes Winter will leave
Friday for Yale, and Mr.. VIII Taylor will
go to Harvard.
Miss Eleanor Ketcham is expected home
the last It Of the week from Denver and Lead
friends iG for several several weeks mas 'een visiting
Mrs. II. w. Bennett and children will re-
turn the last OF the week from Harbor
summer at their cottage.
Mr.. George Holmes Lucas. of Columbus.
spent yesterday with the family of Charles
F; Smith on his way to Exeter N. H,
where he will attend school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Rice Maxwell have
returned from short visit to Chicago.
They will go to housekeeping Oct. 1 at No.
653 North pennsylvania street.
W. E. Willis. county clerk at Spokane
Wash, with his wife. and ]. E. Luther, of
Crown Point. Ind. are spending the week
with w. B. Holton and family
DR.. and Mrs. Theodore Potter have re-
turned from their wedding trip to the
Rocky mountains. Mrs. Potter was for
| nerly Miss Harriet Fox, of this city.
Miss Grace Wilson, Miss Flora Dunn and
Miss Katherine Elliott are among the
young ladies who will attend school in New
York this year. They will leave next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Reisner. who are
visiting Mr. and Mrs. H NJ. Bronson, will
leave the last of the week for Cambridge.
where Mr.. Reisner has accepted a position
as one of the instructors.
Miss Louise Garrard will issue invitations
next week to the children of a number of
Mntfr Will das for the
moons in the west parlor of the Propy-
laeum.
Mr.. John H. Holiday and son Alexander
to attend the presenta ton of the silver
service to the battle ship Indiana. Later
Bryn Mawr to take the college examina-
tions
Mrs. May Blake Haugh and daughter, OF
the family of Mr. and Mrs John Kurt.
No GIL College avenue. Mrs Kurtz left
Mary, whom she will place at school at
Everett.
Mrs. w. X. Azbill,. SON and daughter of
this city, viii, sail for Japan Sept "a to
join Mr.. AZbil. A reception will be given
to Mrs Azbll Friday evening at the Central
Christian Church. where her friends will
have an opportunity TO meet her before go
ing abroad for an extended absence.
Mrs. w. "A. ketcham, accompanied nv
her daughters Flora and Agnes. Miss EliZ-
abeth Ray, Miss Lillian Taggart and Miss
Alice Long left last evening for the East.
Miss Miss Long will enter school at Dana Hall,
Wellesley. Miss Ray for the training school
for the deaf at Northampton. Miss Agnes
hetGham for South Natick and the others
for La Sale.
BRIII-BINSAC
Miss Edna Binsac, who has been con-
nected with the distributing department of
the Public Library for number of years.
and who is well known, was married YES
terday at moor at the home of her moth
er, Mrs. Anna Binsac, TO Mr. John II.
Brill. Only few OF the relatives and
friends We're present for the ceremony
which pronounced by Rev A. ]. Ora
ham, rector of Christ Church The bride
was attended by her three seven-year-old
neces, Edith and Edna Wilson of Chica
go who are twins. and Stella Crull of
Davenport Ia. The children wore pretty
gowns Of white and carried flowers Mrs
Andrew Smith played the wedding march
from 'Lohengrin'' as they entered the mar
lor. followed by the bride and groom THE
bride wore very dainty gown of white
organdie over white silk combined win
Nalenciennes lace and satin ribbon Her
large bouquet of Bride roses was tied Win
long satin ribbons, which fell TO the hen
of her gown. As the ceremony proceeded
Mrs. Smith played 20 Promise Me- very
softly. After the congratulations the bril-
da! party and guests were seated al din
ner at a table which was gracefully decn
rated with white astcrs and smilax The
parlor was adorned with palms and white
asters. The out-of-town guests were Mrs
c. n. Wilson and daughters, of Chicago
and Mrs. b. S. Crull and daughter OF
Davenport, Ia, the ladies both sisters Of
the bride In the afternoon Mr.. and Mrs
rfI1 1af for nAgf dad Il;