The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-08-17
nENWTCN DIR. A. E. BUCHANAN
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PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

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day for Niles. Mich, to visit relatives.
Mrs. Charles E. Dark has gone to Chica-
go to visit her sister for a few weeks.
Miss Phame Whitson has gone to New
York, where she Will visit for three weeks
Mr.. S. A. Morrison has gone to Detroit,
where he will attend convention OF bank
ers.
Mr. Church Howe, who has been visiting
Captain X. b. Birch's family has gone
East.
Mr. Frank w. Kenny has returned from
Atlantic City. Mrs. Kenny will remain
some time.
Miss Ewing of Cincinnati, who is visiting
friends here, has postponed her return home
for a week.
Mr. and Mrs Smiley N Chambers left
yesterday for Petoskey to remain week
or ten days.
Miss Rothlinger. of Cincinnati who has
been visiting Mrs A L. Wilson, has re-
turned home
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Blanton will go to
Rochester, N. Y, soon to visit Mrs. Bian-
tons mother.
Miss Theresina Wagner, who has been
spending several weeks at Cartersburg, has
returned home.
Miss Nellie Coffman, of Valley Mills.
spent last week at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. B. Flick.
Mrs. William c. Hall, who is spending
few weeks at W1nona, is suffering from d
fracture of an ankle.
Miss Lizzie Craft and Miss Kittie Mar
sele guests of Mrs. Crawford Thomas
on North Alabama street.
Mrs. j. O. Van Wrinkle and party, who
have been at St. Joe, Mich, for several
weeks, have returned home.
The party of young people which has
been at the Burf0rd cottage at MaXinkuc-
kee returned home yesterday
Miss Anna Warner and Miss Georgance
Schley have returned from an extended trip
to Canada and Alexandria bay.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. .ogle and family have
returned from MaXlnkuckee, where they
spent month 81 their cottage.
Mrs. VIII Wood, of Chicago. formerly
Miss Bigelow, of this city, is the guest of
Mrs. Henry L. Condo, on broadway.
Miss Jennie Tompkins, of FishlIill-on-the-
Hudson, who has been visiting Miss Carrie
Maott. will return home Thursday.
Miss Nellie Wells, and Miss 9phine
Buchanan returned Sunday from lornia,
where they have been for two mollns
Miss Charlotte Dering. of Chicago who
has been visiting Major and Mrs. w. j.
Richards at Glen Ethel, will return home
to-day.
Mr. James Thurston, of Charlottesville
returned home yesterday after visiting
friends here en- route from an extended
Eastern trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Goodall returned
yesterday from Green Lake, Wis, where
they have been visiting Mr.. Goodalrs par
ents for two weeks.
Mrs Edward Reese and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs c. J. Buchanan and sons and DR..
Marker returned yesterday from trip to
California and Alaska.
went to Columbus yesterday to visit friends
and attend the party given by Mr.. and Mrs.
w. j. Lucas last evening.
Miss Nellie Thornton, daughter of DR..
and Mrs ii. G. Thornton, Is in Paris, after
tour of Europe, and Will return home
about the middle of September.
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Eastman returned
yesterday from Charlottesville, where they
have been visiting Mrs. Eastman's parents
since their return from Europe.
Mrs George II. Chapman will go to Har-
short time with Mrs A. u. Thomas and
family, who have cottage there
Mrs. John A. Kurtz and children will leave
to-day for Denver, COL to reside Mr..
Kurtz has aiken residence there, and
Mrs. W. H. Hubbard, who is there with her
brother, Mr.. Kurtz, will remain until the
family is settled.
Misses Marie and Helen Todd have ISSUED
invitations for tea Thursday afternoon
and Helen Mason, of Sullivan, and Miss
Gertrude Morris of Chicago, who is visiting
Mrs. Il. p Heron.
Miss Josephine Burford, who has been
visiting Mr. w. b. Burford's family for
several months, and who is Well known
among the young people. will be married
in October to DR. harrington, of Memphis,
Tenn Miss Maud Laycock, of this city, will
be the maid of honor.
Miss Amanda Sellmeyer is visiting her
sister Mrs George Driscoll, at Grand
Rapids. Mich, and has received numerous
social attentions, Mr.. William G.; Short,
formerly of this city, gave a bicycle party
home eSrly in September.
Mr. and Mrs S. Behymer entertained rel-s
bration OF Mr., Beginners birthday anniver
sary. Yesterday Mr.. and Mrs. Behymer.
gave luncheon in honor of DR.. T. 1. Coul-
tas, of MorristoWn. n. j., formerly pastor
of Roberts Park Church, this city.
Mr.. Frank Van Der Stucken. musical di-
rector of the last May festival. is spend
ing the summer with his family at Hanover
Germany, and at Bad Kreuznach, cele-
brated watering place. He will return to
this country in time to resume his duties
as dean of the College of Music In Gin
cinnau.
Miss Edith Mae Phinney. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. 70. w Phinney, and Mr.. George
family residence, on North Arsenal avenue.
by Rev Hassler. pastor of the East Wash
FAMILY and relatives were present for the
ceremony. There were no attendants The
bride wore gown of white mousselaine de
sole over white taffeta and carried Bride
roses. The house was ornamented with
profusion of palms and flowers gracefully
arranged. Mr.. and6 Mrs Ref left late in
the evening for a tour of the Eastern cities
after oct. l in Louisville, Ky.
A number of young people gave n straw
ride TO Miersville Yesterday afternoon in
honor OF Miss Nottingham, of Virginia and
Messrs George, Samuel and Day Pattison,
who sail this week for Europe The young
ladies presented the young men with straw
hats trimmed with their college .colors. The
Edith Smith. Miss Mary Wilson, Miss Luz
cia Holiday, Miss Mary Edith Dean. Miss
Theodosia Hadley, Misses Sarah and Ruth
Wilson, Miss Nav Henly. Miss GretrIde
Wocher,. Misses Florence and Lucy Tag
CART, Miss Ethel Cleand Miss Virginia
Keep, Miss Mayme Beck Messrs Lewis
Hasselman, Keyes Winter. Clarence COT
fin, Owen Mothershead. Stuart Dean. Fred
Winters Robert Foster, Alexander HolI.
day. James Floyd, Roy Breunig George
Denny and William Taylor
HANSBROUGH-CHAP
NEW YORK, Aug. 16.-Henry c. Hans
brough, United States senator from North
Dakota, and Miss Mary Berr Chapman
of Washington ID. c.. were married at the
Hotel Burlington. I'm this city. to-day The
ceremony took place IN one of the parlors
OF the hotel which was decorated with
white azaleas, maiden hair ferns. palms
and pink roses. The Rev. Lester Bradner
ofilciated, using the Protestant Episcopal
service t~-~~- ~s-e a corn-colored SILK