The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-09-30
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

mont to-day TO visit relatives.
Mr.. Charles E. Coffin will go to Blooming
ton to spend Sunday with his mother.
Or. Otto Baumgaertner, of Zurich, Switz-
eTiaud, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Rabb.
Mr. William william. of Terre Haute. is
here to spend the winter and will study
medicine.
will come this week to visit Mrs. George
N. Catterson.
Miss Nellie and Miss Florence Strain, of
Princeton. Ind, are visiting Mrs. Geo. A.
Gay on North Meridian street.
Miss Rose Wallace will come this week
to visit the Misses WalIck and attend the
Butler Wallick wedding Tuesday.
Mrs. Walter March Ballard and daugh-
ter are spending few weeks with the for
mer's uncle, Mr.. F. L. McComb, of Algona,
Ia.
Mrs. j. G. .culbertson. of Warren. Pa.
formerly of this city. win come to-day to
make a short visit to Mrs. j. w. Shipman
and family, on Home avenue.
Invitations have been issued by Mr.. and
their daughter Nettie Irene and Mr.. Arthur
Heiskel to occur Wednesday, Oct. IA.
The Katherine Merrill Club has issued in
vitations for reception to be given in
honor Of Miss Merrill at the Propylaeum
Saturday, Oct. 10. from to o'clock.
There viii be choral service at Christ
Church Sunday evening. A trio for organ
Joiner, Mr.. Rudolph Roster and Mr.. lyle
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Swan Brown have
will be with Mr.. and Mrs. A. A Barnes
until their house on North Meridian street
is ready.
Mr. James Ingraham. of ST. Augustine.
Fla, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Spades
for a few days. He is the son of Rev. j.
p. T. Ingraham formerly rector of Christ
Church, this city.
Mr.. Clark Rodgers. of Logansport son of
DR.. Rodgers formerly of the Insane Hos
pital here and dean of the Indiana Medical
College. is here to take the course of study
in the medical college.
Mrs. c. l.. Ritter will receive informally
this evening from to 10 o'clock at her
home of Washington street and
Ritter avenue. Irvington. in honor of DR..
and Mrs G. A. Ritter, of Kansas City, Mo.
Miss Josephine Bremmermann will go to
Madison, where she will take the part of
Yum Yum in a production of the ''Mikado
which is to be given there the afternoon
and evening of Thanksgiving day and the
evening following.
Invitations have been issued by Mr.. and
Mrs. William H Fithin for the marriage
of their daughter. Orletha Tilden Fithian,
and Mr. Charles Francis Healy. of St.
Louis to take place Wednesday evening,
Oct. IA. at the family residence No. HOS
North Meridian street.
Miss Lena l.. Ingraham who returned
home a fortnight ago from a summers
sojourn with her sister in the Tennessee
mountains, will leave Thursday to resume
her work as supervisor. of drawing in Tip
ton. Miss Mary Ingraham has gone to
Asheville n. c., for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Dalrymple have
issued invitations for the marriage of their
daughter Helen and William Clifford Rice
to take place Wednesday morning at II
o'clock Oct IA, at the family residence,
after Oct q. No. 1873 Park avenue
Invitations have been issued by Mr.. and
Mrs William w. Herod for the marriage
a Il aheF f. Lucy Geee3 and Mr.
evening, Oct. IA, at the family residence,
No 73l North Meridian street. The at
nome announcement is at Elkhart Ill.
| The Ladies Whist Club has been reor-
! ganized for the season and Mrs. Charles f.
| Sayles has been chosen president ami Mrs.
are held every Friday morning for the
! practice of the game on scientific principles.
/ The meetings are held at the homes of the
| members.
| CENTURY CLUB DINNER
The Century Club opened its season last
| evening with dinner at the Country Club
house. 1t was ladies' night and each mem
| Der had the privilege of inviting a guest
| Arrangements We're made for Transports
| ton from Mapleton to the clubhouse for
| the entertainment The dinner was an
| nounced for 6 O'Clock but it was some
| time after that hour when the company
| was ushered into the dining room. The
| several rooms were decorated with flowers
| and foliage and the dining room walls were
| was the name of the club entwined with
vines and there were vases of flowers on
the table. After a menu of six courses had
| been served the literary feast was an
nounced- In place of the budget which was
to have been read by several contributors
| only one paper was forthcoming. This was
| by Mr.. Charles w. Moores. who told of the
/ Century Club-its past and future and how
| 1t compares with and leads other clubs.
After this there were informal speeches or
| talks by Mr.. Hilton L. Brown, the club
| president; Judge E. A. Brown Mr. Mitchell,
! Mr.. Thornton and Judge Harvey. After
| an adjournment to the reception hall Mr.
| Oliver Willard Pierce played several piano
numbers and there informal music and
/ dancing and social chat for an hour or so.
| observation-disclosures
| Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
| HARTFORD CITY, Ind, Sept. 49, - Mr.
/ Charles Gaskill and Miss Hattie Anderson
/ daughter of ex-county trustee James An
| derson. were married yesterday evening in
| their new home West Franklin street
| by Rev. l.. A. Beeks. Beth are well-known
| Hartford City young folks.