The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-07-23


Atkins, who will go to visit Mrs. Milburn.
Mrs, n. J. Davis and daughter, accom-,
panied py MISS Wild of NoblesYille, VIII
go to Maxinkuckee tomorrow for several
weeks. They will be Joined there by Miss
Eliza Chambers.
Messrs Ray Brown, Gilbert Foster,
Frank Mitchell, Edward Griffith. Morton
Kelly, Edward Bence and VIII Bedford left
last night Tor Chicago and viii make the
trip Of the lakes
Mr.. and Mrs. S. z. Morss will not leave
IQr haIlsas Slty until tomorrow hignC. M;
Morss Will be absent but few days ana
Mrs. Morss and daughter will go TO Colo
RADIO for the summer.
Mr.. Ray Van Camp had photograph
yesterday from his father, Mr. Coruanq
Van Camp showing himself and son ana
some hsh they had caught at the Catalina
islands, off southern California The fsh
are known as Jew fish and weigh TOUR nun
dred pounds each. They are taller imam
Mr.. Van Camp and the largest caught IN
those waters SC far this season. Mr.. Van
Camp has entirely regained his health and
will return home with his family early IN
September
Miss Dora Kiefer gave a tandem party
last evening. The couples rode on tandems
to Broad Ripple. where they had supper:
Later they took the boat trip and had
music and dancing. Miss Mae Bowman, or
others IN the party were MISS Maoel
Cook Of Terre Hautei, Miss Katherine rim
Gertrude Scheicher, Miss Bessie Byers,
Miss Helen Bowman. Miss Isabel Palmer
Messrs. Barrett Moxey. Paul Krauss, jr,
owen Mothershead. Albert Seaton, S. B.
Monkey, Douglass Jillson, William Sproule,
Samuel Pattison, Rudolph Ritter and Ed
ward Harrington Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B.
lockwood accompanied them.
Miss Julia HolIweg gave a pretty recep-
ton from to yesterday for her cousin
Miss Irma Van Starklof,. of st. Louis:
Both young ladies wore dainty gowns or
white organdie and lace and received in the
handsome parlor, where American Beauty
ence Taggart and Margaret McCulloch pre-
sided over the exquisite crystal punch bowl
set with pink roses for the effective decora-
ton. Mrs. George Leighton, of Chicago, and
Mrs. Julius KarTm2nn presided at the table
in the dining room A square basket Of
pink sweet peas and light garlands Of smi-
lax from the chandelier to the corners was
attractive Miss Hollweg was assisted by
her mother, Mrs. George G. Haerle, Mrs
Newton Todd, Miss Lille Reese, MISS
Agnes McCulIoch, Miss Reiss of St. Louis
Miss Scholz, Miss Katherine Sullivan, Miss
Edith Wallick, Miss Edith Bingham m. Mis-. Miss
Clara Haueisen Miss Gertrude Fletcher
and Miss Ina Hollweg.
SLIGHT-CIIFF.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
PENDLETON, Ind, July 22.-Miss
Josephine Cliff daughter of Samuel Cliff,
one of Pendleton's leading glass workers,
was united in marriage last night at the
home of her parents to Joseph Slight, a
popular young glass blower The. wedding
was a brilliant affair. The wedding pres
ents came from all parts of the United
States Immediately after the ceremony a
banquet was served, after which the young
couple boarded a Big Four train and lett
for the Northwest on a wedding Journey.
They will make their home in Pendleton.
A great crowd followed the young couple
to the train last night and ShoWered the
car with rice.
RICHMOND WEDDINGS.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
RICHMOND, Ind, July 22.-Mr James
Tiernan, of this city, was married at Gin
cinnati to-day to Miss Rose Sutcliff, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sutcliff They
will come to this city to reside.
Mrs John 3. Carman. near Chester, took
place the marriage of Mr.. b. J. Norris and
their daughter Miss Minnie M. Carm man
The ceremony was performed by the Rev:
r. d. Laughman, OF this city. Ihey VIII
reside here.
LINDSEY-GREGORY
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
MARTINSVILLE, Ind, July 22.-Alfred
A. Lindsey, of Farmers City, IL, and Miss
Jeanette "A. Gregory we're married yester-
day at the home of the brides parents, near
this CITY. Rev. NIB. Hyde performed the
ceremony in the presence of large circle
Of relatives and friends. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lindsey left on the morning train for Chi
cago and other places in Illinois before re-
turning here for permanent residence.
IrVingtOn.
DR. and Mrs. Hewels are visiting friends
in Pittsboro, Ind.
Mr.. William Moore left yesterday to spend
a week in MilWPukee, Wis.
Mr. Roycroft Of Chicago is visiting Mr..
Chauncey Butler ON Ritter avenue.
Mrs. w Il. H. Shank left Monday to
spend the summer at Bethany Park.
Mr. Bert Downey has returned from a
visit with friends in Rushvllle, Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs George Brown viii go Mon
day to spend the summer at Bethany Park.
Miss Florence Moore returned Wednes-
day from d visit with friends in Delphi.
Ind. ..tfa
Mrs. B. NJ. Davis, of Chicago, is the
guest of Mrs. David Carver, on Downey
avenue
Mrs. F.. L. Thompson left this week,
with her children to visit her mother In
MOnrovia.
Miss Jessie Dalrymple viii return Monday
several weeks.
Mr.. Rosebury, of Cripple Greek, Colorado,
is the guest OF Mrs Jennie Jenr1es, on
University avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schell and Miss
Belle and Kitty Layman leave this week
to visit relatives in Putnamvile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orvii1e Carvin returned sun
day from Blue Lick Springs, Ky, where
they have been for several weeks.
MIR. and Mrs Charles Clarke, and Mr.
George Julian will leave this week TO spend
a few weeks at Catawba island, on Lake
Erie.
Mrs. Ferrel was at home informally last
Wednesday afternoon at her nome, on Cen
trail avenue. The house was tastefully dec
GRATED in sweet peas. Mrs CarVin, Mrs
Barnhill, Miss Sharp and Miss Ritter as
sisted in receiving.