The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-10-02
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.


Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wetzel have re-
turned from a trip TO Wisconsin.
Mrs. r. P. Rifenberick. of Middletown,
o. will come to-day to visit Mrs. John =.
Elan.
A picture social will be given by Mr. and
Mrs. c. Styer, No. S65 Park avenue this
evening.
Mrs. /. p Gray. who has been the guest
of friends at Columbus, O., returned home
yesterday.
Mr.. John Carbon has been called to YER
mont by the illness of his son, Mr.. Joseph
Miss Wiegand who went to Auburn to
attend the funeral of Miss Ensley. has re-
turned home
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Coffin.
on Broadway.
Mrs Abbey r. Mayo and mother have
returned from a visit to their old home,
III Massachusetts,.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. H. Kiersted and daugh-
ter. Mrs. James Duthie, left yesterday for
Chicago to reside.
Mrs. Emma l.. Blanton and sister, Mrs.
Swigert will go to Kentucky soon 10 make
visit TO relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Speers have re-
turned from Petoskey, where they have
been for several weeks.
Miss Clara Minich, who has been visiting
relatives and friends here has returned TO
her home in Worthington.
Mrs. S. d. Pray and children, who have
been spending three months at Bay View,
Mich, have returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Cornell Carey have
returned from Asheville n. G., where they
have been for q few weeks.
The German Ladies Aid Society will give
| it's annual charity ball at Tomlinson Hail
the first week in December.
Mrs. Jason Carey and daughter are at
! the Bates House and will be there until
| they leave for New York late in November.
| Mrs. w. E. Hackedorn,, who. since her
months at Kenosha, Wis, has returned
| home.
Mrs c. E. Hildebrand has issued invita-
| tons for reception Friday afternoon, Oct.
| 8 in honor of Miss Fish and Miss Bertha
| Denny.
Mr. and Mrs Chapman Williams, who
have been spending the summer at Irving
ton, have returned to the Bates House for
the winter.
Mr.. Addison Bybee and daughter Miss
Jessica, and Miss Katherine Lemcke re-
turned yesterday from two weeks visit
at Martinsville.
Mrs. Arthur Powell, of New Castle, has
come to indianapolis to reside with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jones' on
West Fourth street.
Mrs. William A. Hughes will receive in
formally for her sister, Mrs. L. G. Haughey,
of Chicago. this afternoon at her home,
| No. 329 Park avenue.
Rev. G. A. Christensen will return home
| tomorrow from Europe. He will spend the
No. II West North street.
| Gen. r. S. Foster and daughter, Miss
| Rose Foster have gone to Chicago to visit
| MIR. and Mrs. Clarence M. Foster who have
gone to housekeeping there.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Krauss will observe
their china wedding anniversary Saturday
| evening by entertaining their friends at
| their home on Park avenue.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Sonntag have removed
| from Evansville TO this city for perma
| nent residence. They are located with Mrs.
| Sproule. on East Pratt street.
| Miss De Velasco, of New York city ar
| rived yesterday to visit Mr.. and Mrs. w.
| ". Thornton. at their new home. No. 1oil
| North Delaware street, Morton Place.
/ The engagement is announced of Mr.
| Crawford McKeen and Miss Henrietta
Strong, both of Terre Haute. They are
young people who we'll known in this
city.
Mrs. Lewis Jordan, of Washington d. c..
| formerly Of this city, will come next week
| to spend the month of October with Miss
| Harper and Mrs. Livingston Howland, on
| East St. Joe street.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Herod have taken
possession of their own home on North
| Meridian street and Mr.. and Mrs Leeds
| who have been occupying the house dur
/ Ing the summer, have taken Mrs. Jason
| tral-avenue NJ. E. Church. and family have
| been detained and will not arrive until to-
| day. reception will be given to Mr.. Las
| by and family this evening at the Central
| avenue NJ. E. Church.
Miss Caroline Duncan, of Terre Haute
! Stewart. Miss Duncan will be married
Nov 10 to Mr.. V E. Peruvian, of Atlanta.
| Ga, ana a. large party will go from this
| city to attend the wedding.
| Mr. and Mrs. John Rauch have issued in
| vltatlons Tor the marriage of their daugh-
| ter Emma Theresa and Mr.. Gustave w.
| Keevers, to take place Wednesday evening
| Oct Il. reception and dance will follow
the ceremony, 100 Al home cards are, after
Mrs. Victor X. Hendricks entertained
| with o clock tea yesterday afternoon
for her niece, Miss Blythe Wilson. of Fern
included Mrs. Hendricks unmarried and
| young married friends. The several
| of exquisite roses. and the decoration of
the dining room table was of grapes pur-
| pie, green and red plums and vines. The
assisting ladies alternated in presiding at
| the table where fruits with whipped cream
was served or at the table in the library.
assisting her in entertaining the members
Of her n1 household and Mrs, John y: Carey.
Mrs John Hendricks of Houston Tex
Miss Gertrude Randall of Shelbyville. Miss
knlppenberg, Miss Atkins. Miss Emma
| Mr.. Newton Booth Harrington Mr.. Page
Chapman Mr. Mr. I Edgar Evans and DR. Frank
| week with Mrs. Hendricks.
GARHARDT-POTTER
| Miss Annie Charlton Potter second
| daughter of Mr.. and Mrs William H. Pot
ter, and Mr.. Nathan Cline Garhardt were
married Thursday evening Oct l. at the
/ home of the bride. No. 500 North Alabama
| Sliett, at > . CLOCK, Rev. NJ. l.. HaineS of
| the First Presbyterian Church. officiati ting
| The ceremony was witnessed by the family
| and intimate friends only. The drawing.
| room was decorated in palms and white
| roses ana the dining room in asters and
Snilax The bride a gown of brown
| French boucle, with bodice front of pink
| mousseiine de sole over pink taffeta The
| sleeves We're of brown velvet tight fitting.
ana with large Duffs at the shoulder
There was also sash of the velvet lined
! with pink. The bride carried America n
| 4. (rarhar0f hi d.
| are at the DeniSon for the present
| ANDERSON WEDDINGS
| Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
ANDERSON, Ind, Oct. 1.-James NJ
| Blacklidge, a prominent farmer of this
county. and Miss Stephens of Richmond,
were married at the home of the brides
| sister, in that city, this afternoon
| The marriage of Miss Emma McCartv
| and Mr.. Henry Adams was solemnized at
| the home of the bride in this city. last
evening.
Miss Musa Scowden and Mr. Willis
home of the bride. They will make their
| Burnett were married last evening at the
! home in this city
AT Colburn, this State. Miss Katherine
! Gray, well known in this city, was mar
| ried tonight to Mr.. Charles Suenp a
! nephew of Senator Turpie They viii re-
| side at Colburn.
Arlo NJ. Lee and Miss Jessie Shoemaker
| both OF ElWOOd. We're in tbjS cit