The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-09-18
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! natl and next week she will go to Martins
vile for three weeks or a month
| Mr. Noble c. Butler and daughters, who
| have been at Beach Haven, n. j., for sew
| eral weeks, will return home to-day.
| Miss Louise Morrison, OF Connersville, is
/ the guest of Mrs. Quincy Van Wrinkle
! Later she will visit the Misses Rottler.
| Mrs Smock will leave in a few days for
! Washington. d. c., to spend the winter
with her daughter, Mrs. Henry, of Ander-
! son.
/ of Anderson, visiting the family of
Mr.. James w. Lilly, on North Capitol ave-
nue..
Miss Kate Davis, of Piqua who has been
visiting Mrs Charles J. Ashley left yes
| terday for Greenfield to spend few days
with friends
Miss Porter, principal of the music de-
partment of the seminary at oxford, who
has been the guest of friends here, has re-
turned home.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Stanley Whitten,
with Mr.. and Mrs w. II. Potter. will go
to st. Paul. Mimi, early in October to To-
cate
Miss Elizabeth Marsee Brown and Louise
Marsee will have charge of the Sunday
evening service at Fletcher-place Church
Subject for the evening AN Evening with
the Hymnal'
Mrs. Potter and Mrs. OKane. of Chi
cago, who have been the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Seeds and have been the
guests of honor at a number of entertain
ments, returned home yesterday.
Miss Kate Thomas, of College avenue
who has been visiting her brother and sis
Ia, returned home yesterday accompanied
by her sister-in-law, Mrs. Z. E. Thomas,
and son.
Miss May Mcclure of Kokomo. arrived
| yesterday to visit Miss Frances McElwee
The latter has recently returned from Co
lumbia City, where she attended the mar
riage of her friend, Miss Liggett, who Wis
/ tied here last August
! A reception will be given this evening at
| the Central Christian Church to the mem
| bers of the congregation and the friends
| of Mrs. w. K. Azbill, daughter and son.
! who will leave N short time for Japan to
/ join Mr.. Azbill. They expect to be absent
several years
Miss Elizabeth Marsee Brown entertained
an informal company Wednesday evening,
among whom are the Misses Langhorne,
! Miss Roberts, Miss Mary Marsee, Miss May
/ Brown, Miss Fannie Fortner and Messrs
/ Dynes. HOWE. Foxworthy, Brown and Ad-
kinsons. The guests of honor Were Mr..
! Adkinsons and Miss Jennie Adkinsons. of
/ New Orleans; Miss Grace Smith, of West
/ held, and Mrs. Griffin, of Connersvile
/ Miss Margaret Carey gave the first of
the autumn teas yesterday afternoon at
her home on North Delaware street 1t
was the first reunion of the maids and
/ young matrons for the season and was a
! charming affair. Miss Carey received at
the door of the drawing. room and pre-
scented her guests to Miss Serviss, of
| Marion, who is her visitor for few days.
TIE rooms were simply adorned with great
! handsome bowls of marigolds and aspar-
agus and with feathery golden rod The
| daintily-arranged tables were presided over
by fSy,t the special friends of the hostess Miss
Mis- Kate It Smith SIN ,,s and Miss Daisy
JESSIE Miller Mss CASTOR and an Miss Mis- Mis-
| liday in the dining room. This latter room
was more elaborate in its decora tions. pink
roses with silver candelabra and pink can
! dies being placed both on the table and
buffet: Miss Carey. Mrs. Hervey Bates
| and Miss Mesker assisted in entertaining.
! 1here were handsome
| worn, the organizes of summer and early
autumn toiiettes vying with each other
| Among the guests We're Miss Cunningham
| of Oregon: Mrs. Anderson, of Ocala, Fla.
Miss HENDERSON, of Lafayette, and Miss
i Elliott, of Cincinnati
LUDLOW-HURER
The marriage of Miss Katherine Huber
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Huber. and
Mr. Louis Leon Ludlow took place yester-
| day afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home OF
the brides parents, Ritter avenue, ir
| I1vington.- Only the immediate family was
| present to witness the ceremony, which
was pronounced by Rev. Thomas G. Cocks
| of the Methodist Church, of Irvington
Mrs. O. A. McCarty accompanied the read
| ing of the service with soft music The
house was tastefully decorated with golden
rod and the bride and groom stood before
a mass of the yellow blossoms placed in
the corner of the room. The bride wore q
/ travelling gown of green and brown novelty
cloth. with trimming of white broadcloth
ard she carried a bouquet of roses. After q
| wedding breakfast Mr.. and Mrs. Ludlow
left for Louisville and Cincinnati where
they Will spend few davs and later they
| will go to Connersville to visit Mr. Lud-
| lows family. Mr.. Ludlow is connected
| with the editorial department of the Sen
| tinel and Miss Huber has also been in the
same department until recently They viii
! return to this city resiae in about two
i weeks. Among the relatives from out OF
| town at the wedding Mr.. Ross S
| Ludlow and Mrs II. L. Ludlow, of Con
| nerSville
WEITZER-TAPP.
/ Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
SHELBYVILLE Ind. Sept. lied
| Swetzer, of Charlottesville. and Miss
| Emma Tapp, of Ladoga were married by
| Rev. j. &. Caldwell at his study in this city