The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-11-02
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.


PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.
Mr.. James C. Cotter has returned from
! Boston.
Mrs. A. c.. Thomas is visiting the family
! of Mrs. Fee, in Fort Wayne
| Miss Clara Cruise entertained friends last
| eN ening with Halloween party
| Miss Wilson, of Chicago arrived yester-
| day to visit Miss Anna Hasselman
| Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. C. Colt and Mr.. Geo.
| S. Morris have taken apartments at the Vic
| toria.
| The ladies of st. PauPs Church will give
supper in the Parish House tomorrow
evening.
Mrs. Thomas B. Eastman and Miss Mary
Eastman are spending few days with rel
| ativeS in Charlottesville.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Willard celebrated
| their wedding anniversary last evening by
! giving q HalloWe en- party.
Mrs III. III: Hanna will give reception
| tomorrow afternoon in honor of Miss Flor
enre Hanna, of Lafayette
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Kountze. Of Omaha,
who have been visiting Mrs. Meredith Mich
| olson, left yesterday for Lafayette.
Mrs. 7. P. Haughey and Mrs. Louisa
| Haughey and family, of Chicago, arrived
| Yesterday and will spend the winter at Ma
pleton farm.
| A number of young people united in CIV
! irg Halloween party last evening at the
| hcme of Miss Ethyl Healing, on North Cap
| itol avenue.
The ladies of the L. L. l.. Club entertained
| their husbands last evening at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. David Kahn, on North Me-
ridian street
The November meeting of the Local Coun-
| ell of Women will be held this afternoon
| at the Propylaeum. Miss Elizabeth Dye will
| read a paper
Frank A. Collyer, of Louisville, KY, and
| Miss Lille NJ Davis were united in mar
rage at the residence of the brides sister.
| Mrs. j. H. Malott, Sunday afternoon.
| Mr.. w. P. Fishback will read his post
| IN "a a n
! the Century Club this evening. The No
vember business meeting will also be held.
Misses katherine and Edith Wallck have
gene to Lafayette to attend the Van Malta
Wallace wedding tomorrow. Miss Kath-
/ crime Wallick will be one of the brides at
| tendantS.
| Bertha Clair Gray and Dr. Harry r.. Girl
! shaw, of Upton. The wedding will occur
| Wednesday, Nov. a. at the residence or
| Mr.. W. H. Smith, in Rushville.
Mr.. f. A. Mcbride, the new president of
| the Choral Union, entertained the members
| informally last evening in honor of Mrs.
RaSchig, who is to take a six months leave
of absence and go to New York to spend
| the winter in study.
Mrs. Carina b. c. Eaglesfield is engaged
| in writing essays which will appear in diff
! ferent publications during the winter. One
Will appear this month in Self Culture one
next month in the Catholic World and 9TH
| ers will appear in the ChautauQuan.
| General and Mrs. Harrison, Mr.. and Mrs.
! B. B. Peck and Mr.. and Mrs. N. F. Dalton
will give box parties for the performance
the opera will be held II the evening Before ef
| the first performance. Mr.. Ernestinoff has
been most efficient in bringing the singing
| up to a high standard in the few weeks
which have been given up to rehearsal.
| Tickets for the opera sale at the
| Pembroke Arcade.
The heads of the booths of the Flower
Mission Fair are giving their services not
only for the fair, but for various entertain
ments before it opens. Friday afternoon
| of the doll booth, and will have a display
| Of the dolls which have been dressed for
the falr ,t The Same aftsrnoon; from to
| the magazine Once Year, will entertain
| the contributors and those who are to as
| sist in the library and valentine booth.
| Now that the game of golf is fairly started
| In this city, the question of golf costume
| arises. In the practice games which have
| on for double duty. Golf costumes have be-
| come general. The heavy shoes, rough hose,
| krickerbockers for men and short skirts for
women, with sweaters and Tam O'Shanters,
| make up regulation garb Durability is
| quality to be sought in the selection of gar
ments, with grace and beauty as secondary
| adjuncts. The sweaters come in all the
gaudy coors and combinations of color that
any taste could desire, from plain brown
most brilliant shades and tints. A number
| of young ladies are having golf suits made.
PAXTON GOLDEN WEDDING.
| Special to the indianapolis Journal.
| DUNKIRK Ind. Nov. AT the Payton
| homestead, in Delaware township, Della
ware county, last week, Gabriel and Mary
Payton celebrated their golden wedding, all
four of the surviving children being pres
emit. Among those present were Mr.. Cyrus
Hedrick and Mrs. Sarah Graham, brother
and sister of Mrs. Payton, and Samuel Pay
ton, of Eaton. Ind. brother of Mr.. Payton.
Among the other relatives present were
Mrs. Joshua Kenagy, of Button; Lewis
Goontz and family, Sprol Abrogast and
| family, John HOFFMAN and family, John A.
Neel and family, all of Delaware county;
| w. w. Payton and wife, of Dunkirk; John
| Cullen and wife and Adam Shelter. Mr.
| Payton settled in Indiana tiftyeight years
| ago. and all but two of these years were
/ spent where he now lives, these two years
| being spent in Blackboard county. He is
seventy-three years old and his wife about
| seventy. The surviving children are Dr.
\ Lewis Payton, of Muncie; Philip Payton
| of Desoto; Mrs Martha Keesaer and
Samantha Shreve, living on farms adjoining
| their fathers.
LEvINsON GOLDEN WEDDING.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
SHELBYVILLE, Ind, Nov. 1.-Mr. and
| Mrs Joseph Levinson will celebrate their
| golden wedding anniversary tomorrow with
| a family reunion and dinner at which five
of their seven living children will be pres
ent. They were married in eastern Prussia,
| forty years they have lived in the home
stead that is theirs to-day. The children
present are Mrs. DR. Pink. of Indianapolis;
Mrs. Carrie Alexander Mr.. Max Levinson.
of Chicago; Mr.. Arthur l.. and Miss Sophia
Levinson, of this city.
SLACK-SHILLOLS.
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
FRANKLIN, Ind, Nov. IL Ert Slack.
of Franklin, and Miss Mayme Shillols, of
Columbus, were married in Columbus yes
terday, and are now at home here. The
groom is a member of the law firm of Del-
pree q Slack, anu is a deputy prosecutor
He graduated last year from the Indianapo-
lis Law School.
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