The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-08-19

visit relatives for two weeks.
Mrs Pierre Gray will return Friday from
visit with relatives in Union city.
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick j. Watrous left
yesterday for the lake trip to Duluth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mcguire will leave
to-day for Atlantic City and other resorts.
Miss Frances King has returned from a
visit 10 her sister at the Knobs, Madison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Divine will leave
early in October for Kansas City to reside.
Judge and Mrs. James W. Harper have
returned from a tour of the northern lakes.
Miss Nellie Crull, of New York is visiting
her cousin, Miss Pearl Crull. for few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Burdsal and Mrs.
H. II. Burdsal went East yesterday for two
weeks.
Miss Jeanette Brown has returned from
California, where she has been for two
months.
Miss Mary Thompson returned yesterday
from Wabash, accompanied by three young
cousins.
Mrs J. A. Compton has returned from
Geneva, n. Y, where she has been visiting
relatives.
Mr.. Allan Botsford of the Cincinnati En-
quirer formerly of this city, is here for
few days.
Miss Sadie Hume, of Marion, O., is visit
ing Miss Martha Maxwell, on North Capt.
tol avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Todd and baby have
returned from the north, where they spent
a fortnight.
Mr.. and Mrs. McNulty, of Washington,
Ia, are visiting Mrs. George 3. Walton. on
College avenue.
Mrs D. b. Knickerbacker is visiting the
Saratoga, N. Y.
Mr.. Henry d. Pierce, of this city, has
purchased a residence lot on Riverside bou-
levard New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin and son. of Chicago,
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Frank II. Carter,
(neW) 1929 Broadway.
Mr.. and Mrs e. Keller will leave next
week for Macatawa Park, Mich, where
they Will spend fortnight.
Mrs. Williams, of san Francisco, is the
Tenth street (old St. Mary)
Mr.. L; H. Martin, and his guest, pr; Cum
mingS, left yesterday TO spend lew days
at Mackinac and Petoskey.
Ex-Judge L. c. Walker has returned from
Michigan, where he has been with his wife
and daughter for two weeks
Mr.. T. c. Gardner will go to Little Noun
tain, o., Saturday, to spend Few days
with Mrs Gardner and baby
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Grubbs have re-
turned from Waukesha and yesterday Mrs.
Grubbs went to Knightstown.
Mrs. John G. Jenkins and Miss Jenkins
have returned from a visit of week in
Shelbyville and Shelby county.
Miss Emily Uphold has gone to the Adj
rOndacks to join Mrs. j. j. Bingham ana
family who have been there all summer.
Mr.. Macy GOOD, VINO mas Deen the guest
of Mr.. Morris Townley for several days,
will return to his home in Chicago to-day.
Misses Mary Davis and Margaret Wild
and Mrs. Grace Carter returned yesterday
from a three weeks visit at st. Joseph,
Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs j. NJ. DUNCAN have gone
East for a two weeks outing. Mr.. DUNCAN
expects to establish piano school IN the
city on his return.
Mrs. Ella D. linn has returned from Kan
kakee, ILL.,, where she went to attend her
father in his last Illness, and where she
remained for his funeral which occurred
Sunday.
Mrs. Harry Van Buskirk and son Carl, of
Cincinnati, who have been visiting Mrs.
Lynn B. Stone; left yesterday for Mans MS
also been Mrs. Stones guest, has returned
home.
Mrs. H. S. Tucker and Miss Rena Tucker
visit at Major Durand's cottage. on Lake LAX:
Wawasee. Mr.. H. S. Tucker and Miss
Eleanor Tucker will return from Maine this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. w j. Medearis left yester--
day for Centerville, where they will attend
the reunion of old sttlers SATURDAY They
Cambridge City and Greenfield during their
absence of a fortnight or more.
A reunion of the ladies of Mrs. A. NJ
Noes Sunday-schoOl class of the First Bap-
fist Church. organized in 1861, was held
at the home of Mrs. E. c. Dark, on North
Capitol avenue, yesterday afternoon Reel
tations and "reminiscences were given by
number of those present, after when llght
refreshments were served by the hostess,
Mrs. Dark.
Messrs. Will A. Bogardus Ross McCau-
ley Edward Caldwell, Guy Boyle, Perry
Green, Will DeBolt H. Fosdick, w. Yousee,
T.. Youse j. Mccain, Karl kreiss; G. Had
sell, w. Hagerhorst and c. Burke enter
tanned the Klondike KOterie Tuesday even
ing with a trolley ride and dance. Their
guests were Misses Ethel L. Brown, Grace
Hooker. Nellie Boyle. Grace Campbell
blanche Allen
Catherine Tier. Estela Bernard Flora
Davis Estella, Hover Grace Hagerhorst;
Ola Boyle, Flora Vail and Mary Dill, OF
Rushville.
Miss Anna Lizzie Carver, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Alfred Carver, and Capt Wilbur
f. Ravens, adjutant at the Soldiers Home
in Lafayette, were married last evening at
the residence of Mr.. Carver, on Dawson
street Rev. E. 3. Rawls, of the Edwin
Ray Church, performed the ceremony in
the presence of a large number of relatives
and friends from this and other cities. The
brides attendants were Miss Laura Cress
and her sister, Miss Grace Carver. AS the
bridal party entered the parlor Mrs. Clyda,
Meyers Blackwell played the wedding
march from Midsummer Nights Dream,
and as the words of the ceremony were said
She nlaved Annie Laurie" The bride wore
a gown of white organdie over white satin
trimmed with white satin ribbons and lace
Cress wore pink organd1e over pink SILK
and Miss Carver Nile green organdie over
yellow silk. and both held clusters of Amer
lean Beauty roses. The rooms were deco
rated with palms. sweet peas and graceful
SPRAYS of asparagus. Mr.. and Mrs. Carver
and the bridal party were assisted in the
reception and entertainment of guests by
Miss Mary Ravens, of Lafayette, sister OF
the groom, and Mrs. BERTHE Ryner of East
man, Ga. sister of the bride. Captain and
Mrs Ravens left last night for a trip of
two weeks through the West. On their re-
turn they will reside at the Soldiers Home
in Lafayette. Among the guests at the
wedding were Colonel McGrew. command
ant at the Soldiers Home, and Mrs. Nc
Grew; Lieutenant Governor and Mrs. Hag-
and Mr.. and Mrs. w. O. Culbertson, Of
Gosport; Misses Maria and Maggie Scho-
field of Martinsville; Lieutenant McNabb
Captain and Mrs. j. B. Wallace of Lafdy-
cite; Captain and Mrs. G. j. Murphy OF
Evansville, and Col. w. l.. Scism, of
Omaha
YEAGER-BINKLEY.
The marriage of Miss Violet Binkley,
daughter of Mrs. Emma Binkley and
Mr.. Carl Edward Yeager was quietly cele-
brated yesterday at / o'clock at the home
of the brides mother on Warren street
Only the immediate family was present for
the ceremony. which was pronounced by
Rev. Joseph Littell, of the First United
Presbyterian Church. The bride wore
pretty gown of white swiss combined with
lace and carried a cluster of lilies OF the
valley. The several rooms of the house
were arranged with vases of garden flow
ers in profusion. After a lun%1eon Mr. and
Mrs. Yeager left for an extended Eastern
trip. They will reside on Tacoma avenue
on their return.
PATTER SON-ROT'TERIIT1