The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-09-16
0ENTTOT DR.. A. E. BUCHANAN
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PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.


Mrs. w. O. De Way will leave for the
East Saturday.
Mr.. Clarence E. Coffin will return to col
lege the last of this month.
Miss Anna Dolan will go to Chicago Sat-
urday to remain few days
Miss Harriet Canncn left yesterday for
Bethlehem and Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert r. Bennett left yes
terday for New York to spend two weeks.
Mr.. Floyd A. Woods has returned home
from weeks stay in Boston and New
York.
left yesterday for Washingtn, d. c., to
reside.
Mr.. William Rudy has returned from
De Paw. where he has been attending the
summer school.
Rev. d. l.. Mackenzie and wife have re-
turned from a two weeks visit at Mobiles
vile and Arcadia.
Mrs. DIR. c. w. Frink and children, of
Elkhart, are visiting Mrs. r. d. Robinson,
on New Jersey street.
Dr. and Mrs Horace r. Allen, jr., have
returned from the North. They will reside
at the Surgical Institute
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Manss, of Price
Hill, Cincinnati are the guests of Mrs. ].
y. Walker, OF the Plaza.
Mrs: Lewis Dobbelng, of Cincinnati, and
Mrs. w. J; Throop Of Worthington, are
guests of Mrs. julius Wocher.
Mrs. Capt s. J. Dickerson of Darwin,
ILL.,, Is visiting her son, DIR. George L. Dick
erson, of North Senate avenue.
Mrs. E. Ewing and niece. Miss Barton,
of Anderson, are visiting the formers
daughter. Mrs. Matson, in Morton place.
Mrs. George Maxon of Canada and Mrs
Alkire and son Donald of Bowling Green,
o., who have been visiting Mrs George l.
Matson. have returned home.
The concert which was to have been given
at the German House tonight has been
postponed on account of illness in the fam
lily OF Miss Leonore Snyder, who was to
have sung
DR.. w. II. Wishard and family have been
summoned to Martinsville, where Mrs.
Wishard, ST., who has been there a short
time, is very ILL., The family left on
special train.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis H. Gibson, of this
City; have an article on Architectural
Study Course" in the September number of
ARTS for America" the national organ of
the Central Art Association.
Miss Duncan has issued invitations for
dance Wednesday evening, Sept. %, in
honor Of her guests. Miss Haynes, of Rich
mont, Miss Hawthorne, of Portland, Ore.
and Mr. Wallace of St Paul, Mimi.
Mrs. j. ]. Turner entertained fifty friends
Tuesday evening in honor of the fiftieth
birthday anniversary of Mr.. Turner. The
guests spent an informal evening. Mr.. Tur-
ner was remembered with number of
presents.
Mr.. Joseph Gray Kitchell and family re-
turned last night from vheir summer home
IN wisconsin. accompanied by Mrs. w H.
Jacobs. whose husband is a well-known
mine promoter in Color lido. Mrs Jacobs
VIII visit Mrs kftcheu for several weeks
Mrs. George 7. Moore and the Misses
Moore received informally yesterday for
Mr. and Mrs. G. 7. Moore jr. of Cam
bridge, Mass. Mrs. Moore. jr., was former
~ Miss Emma Hall, of this city. Mr.. and
Mrs. Moore win leave soon for Cambridge,
where the former is connected with Har-
ward University.
Capt. VIM. II. Hart deputy auditor of
state. and Miss Hester Moore, for seven
years a stenographer in the office of the
attorney general surprised their friends
yesterday morning by quietly getting mar
REQ: me ceremony was performed at the
residence of the brides parents in Wood
rum Place. by Rev. Mr.. 0Neal pastor of
the Furnas-place Church Owing to the
illness OF Mr. Harris mother, the wedding
was private Mr.. and Mrs Hart left on a
noon tram Tor chicago They will spend a
week or ten days in Michigan.
Miss Lillian krauss gave reception yes-
terday afternoon at her home on North
PENNSYLVANIA street for her visitor, Miss
Nellie Ratz. of Toledo. The young ladies
were assisted in receiving by Mrs Krauss
Mrs. Emma Krauss and Mrs. Jacob Becker
The parlor. second parlor and library were
adorned with asters and giadioIas' In the
dining room asparagus vine canopied the
polished table on which were dainty laces
and tall stem vase of pink asters. Broad
pink bows caught the green at the corners
of the table. Assisting in the several rooms
Wak Mi Mis- Emma F 4eR MISS MISS fTeda
ScholZ. Miss Edna Kuhn. Miss Helen Rock
wood. Miss Alberta Won Hake and Miss
Adelaide Goetz. A handsome music bax
played during the reception hours Miss
Raitz Will remain Miss Krauss's guest for
several weeks.
SEVERIN-SMITHER
wedding of unusual interest in both Ger
man and American circles occurred last
evening at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs
Henry c. smither. on Park avenue. The
bride was their daughter. Miss Edna Helen
Snlther, and the groom. Mr. Henry Sew
erin. jr, The ceremony. which was pro-
nounced by Rev. Peters. of Zion Church
was attended by the relatives and a very
few Of the most intimate friends. All of
the appointments We're handsome and in
exquisite taste. The bride was attended by
Mics Gertrude Henry. and the groom by
Mr.. Carl Walk. An orchestra played the
wedding march as they entered the par
Tor and stood heuerth Il ean0nv NJ Southern
nnnilax, bordered with pink and white as