The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-06-16
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mrs. c. j. Gary and daughter are visit
ing relatives in Upton
Mrs j. T. McShane has returned from
weeks visit with friends at Upton.
Miss Elizabeth Warwick Of Urbana, o.,
is the guest of Miss Adelaide Fairbanks.
Miss Clara Rooms will sing the offertory
Sunday morning at Central-avenue Church
Miss Ida Sweenie gave song recital last
evening at Frankfort, assisted by Harry D.
Fletcher
Miss Caroline Farquhar will return the
last of the week from visit to relatives
in Cincinnati.
Miss Katharine l.. Clay of Lexington,
KY, will come Monday night to visit Miss
Jeannette JudSon
Mr.. Louis c. Mendenhall, of Peoria, Ill.,
who has been making a short visit here,
has returned home.
Miss Elizabeth Ketcham is spending
week with her cousins, the Misses Ketcham,
at Robinwood, Mapeton.
Mrs d. f. Allen and family and Miss
Shirley Coleman will leave to-day for Birds
eye to spend the summer.
Miss Nettie Gale of Cleveland, will come
soon to visit the Misses Eunice and Augusta
Jameson, on North Delaware street
Miss Leona Ruby entert3 ined the members
of the Epworth League of Central-aVenue
Church last evening with a musicale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry C. Atkins are taxi
ing possession of their new home on North
Meridian street, near Eighteenth street.
Mrs e. G. Wiley and Mr.. F. II. Wiley
evening at the Country Club in honor of
their guest, Miss GildersleeVe.
Miss Muir and Miss Johnson, who have
their home in Detroit last night.
Mr. and Mrs. F. X. Arens will entertain
the members of the Choral Union and
number of other friends this evening at
their home on North Capitol avenue.
Mr. Joseph Mcdonald, grandson of the
late Joseph Z. Mcdonald, has been sta
toned. at Denver Col. for the summer
to Denver to remain for three months.
Mrs W. A Woods and daughter and Mrs
PIERCE and daughter, Miss Van Vaikenberg
will leave to-day for the East The former
to Pine Point, Me, for the summer.
The marriage of Miss Hickenlooper, of
Cincinnati and DR.: Withrow will take
niece of Mrs Amelia II. Wells, of this city.
and has visited her here number of
times.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Herbert Collins will give
a dinner Friday evening in honor of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry l.. Wilson, who will give
soon for Chile, to which country Mr.. Will
son has been appointed minister plenipo-
tertiary from the United States govern
ment
Misses Maude and Imogene Wells enter
tanned a party of friends at dinner last
evening at their home on North Alabama
street. The guests were friends of theirs
whose birthdays occur this month. The
appointments were appropriate to the sum
mer
Invitations have been issued by Mr.. and
Mrs Edwin A. Farrott, of Dayton, O., for
the marriage of their daughter Ethel and
Mr.. Andrew Edwin Farmer, of this city to
take place Thursday, June "a, at o'clock,
at the family residence. Mr.. Farmer Will
leave Saturday for Dayton. The honey
moon will be spent with Mr. Farmer reld-
tives in Virginia
Mrs James Williamson of Charlottesville,
Mrs John r. and Miss Clara McGaughey or
IrVington. Mrs. Martha Loves and Mr.
Louis Campbell Loves and Mr.; and Mrs
John w. Jones of this city will leave for
Columbus. O., this morning to attend the
Miss Elizabeth Tracey, which Will take
place Wednesday evening at O'Clock.
tTEDDED A HUNGARIAN COUNT.
DETOIT Mich, June 15.-At $50 o'clock
this afternoon Bishop John s. Foley. of
the Roman Catholic see of eastern Michi-
gan. united in marriage Count Manfred
Won Matuschka, Baron De Toppolezen and
Spatten, and Miss Ella Walker, at the
residence of the brides father. Franklin
H Walker The civil ceremony was per-
formed by Justice Schellenberg at noon to-
day. Count Matuschka resides in Silesia
and is Of Hungarian extraction. He is a
lieutenant in the regiment Der Gardes Du
Corps, a reserve force of the German army.
Two other members of the German no.
bility the counts brother, Eberhardt Won
Matuschka and Count Aikmann, We're
present at the ceremony; Miss Walker Is
a ErdndQduRnIeT OF Hiram walker. the
founder of the great distillery at Walkers
vile, Ont. The wealth of the Walker fam
lily is estimated at from $751; 600 to $20,-
900 600. The wedding was strictly private,
only a few immediate relatives and friends
of the contracting parties being present
The count and countess expect to proceed
at once TO the home of the Matuschkas
in Germany.
SOCWELI1-JOHNSON
A home wedding took place yesterday
near Monrovia at the residence of Mr. and
Mrs. Edwin Johnson. The bride was their
daughter Elizabeth and the groom was Mr..