The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-08-11

character, and a large party of young peo-
pie will go from this city to see the per-
Torrance.
Mr.. Fred L. Purdy of the Sun of this city,
and Mrs. Jessie Il. Perkins. who has been
connected with the same paper, were mar
ried Yesterday in Toledo at the residence
Of Mrs Joseph Meredith CHM No zo oI
Robinwood avenue. Rev. A X. johnson
officiated Mr. and Mrs. Purdy will return
to this city to reside after a short wedding
trip.
Europe, after spending two years studying
music abroad, will sail for home Aug 80.
She has been Mrs. Alexander Paton's guest
in Paris Mrs. Patton, who was formerly
Miss Frances Preston. of this city. VIII
come in August with her son Alexander, Jr
to visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer
n. Preston
A blackboard ride and supper was given
last evening in honor of Miss Rhodehamel
of Piqua, O., who is visiting Miss Laura
Hanna. The hosts were Mr.. William Moore
Mr. r. w Neighbor, Mr.. George Dickson,
Mr.. Charles Bowman, Mr.. Cochran, Mr..
Dobson ard Mr.. Barnett. The other guests
were Miss Hanna, Miss Blanche Jelleff,
Miss Bessie Wells, Miss Johnson and Miss
Frazee.
Mrs. Hiram j. Craft and daughter Miss
5. Marcia Craft of Riverside, Cal, put
for a few days of Mr. and Mrs. K. u.
Townsend, of new No. 20l2 Ash street.
They win reach this city Monday, Aug. 10.
Miss Craft has been studying music at Bos-
ton for the last two years, and VIII re-
turn shortly for another season. She will
make her debut there this season as Elsa
in "Lohengrin."
A lawn fete and band concert will be
given Friday evening at the RESIDENCE OF
Mrs. NJ. Eckhouse, corner of North Nerd
ian and new Seventeenth streets for the
benefit of the Fresh Air Mission. The ladies
who are interested in giving the entertain
ment are Mrs. Joseph Eckhouse, Mrs; Scion
Kirschbaum, Mrs. B. B. Minor, Mrs j. N.
Rogers, Mrs. NJ. Eckhouse, Mrs. Charles
Dale and Mrs. L. d. Kahn.
A pretty garden and soap-bubble party
was given yesterday afternoon on North
Capitol avenue by Violet Barbour, Marie
Jeffries and Clara Dearnes; for the benefit
school The spacious lawn, which is
screened from the street, was gaiy deco
rated with flags and Japanese umbrellas,
and under colored tents the refreshments
were dispensed. For blowing soap bubbles,
little prizes were awarded and there were
also prizes for the successful completion
cleared several dollars for their entertain
ment was generously patronlZed.
Mr.. and Mrs; Henry d Tutewiler and
last evening in honor of Mr. and Mrs. S. D.
Murphy, of Tuscaloosa, Ca and MISS
Evan, of Cincinnati. The meet was at Mr.
Tutewiler'S residence and the ride to Fair
view. Later the guests ere entertained
with garden party at the home of Miss
Goodhart, who was assisted by her mother
and sister. The Nominations were OF Jap
anese lanterns and during the evening there
was music by the quartet Or Reglnald ana aI
Campbell and by Miss Ada Conner and Miss
Addie Carr Among the guests was Miss
Gertrude Norris, of Chicago, who is visiting
Mrs. Fred =. Heron.
Miss Edna Clippinger was the hostess for
progressive cinch party last evening, at
which IN guest of honor WIS Miss Edna
Hoover, Muncie. The rooms were pretti-
ly adorno / with sweet peas and ferns The
prizes were pictures. Among the guests
Mrs. Ralfvone, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bak-
err, Mr. and Mrs Mcfarland Mr.. and Mrs.
Gustav Pfeiffer, Miss Martha Parsons, Miss
Grace TAYLOR Misses Maud and Hattie Full
mer. Miss Gertrude Ewbank, Miss Edith
Mcfarland, Mr. Harry Pence, Mr. Richard
Reeves Mr.. Frank Sedwick, Mr.. Harry
Moore. Mr. Walter Young and DR.. Tomlin.
This evening Miss Martha Parsons will give
card party, and tomorrow evening Or.
and Mrs. Hoover will give a supper at Car
field Park in honor of Miss Hoover.