The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-09-23
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

returned from Marion.
Mr. Owen Mothershead will go East soon
to visit some college friends.
Mr.. and Mrs John c. Wright have re-
turned from trip to Honolulu
Mrs. Samuel Henry left yesterday for a
four weeks visit in Oskaloosa, Ia.
Mrs. Henry c. Sclxles is home from Pc
toskey, where she spent few weeks
Mrs. Mary +. Sullivan, of Madison, is
visiting her son, Mr.. Richard Fl. Sullivan.
Misses Rachel and Mary Macauley, of
Louisville are visiting their aunt, Miss
Kirlin.
Messrs. Samuel A. Morrison and Charles
Morrison will go to the Victoria TO reside
next week
Mr. Philip Watson will go to Rock Island
ILL., to-day to spend week or ten days
with relatives
Mrs. Hugh II. Hanna will entertain few
friends at lucheon to-day for Mr. Charles
Holman Black.
Mr.; Theodore Haughey, who is visiting at
Mapleton farm, will return to Chicago the
last of the week.
Mrs. @. A. Cady has returned from a
visit to her son, DR.. Nelson Cady, and fam
lily, at Logansport
Mrs. Mary SprouIe has returned from a
visit to her daughter, Mrs. Mckee, and
family, at Fulton, Mo.
Mrs. Sarah B. Leonard and daughter of
Cincinnati, are guests of Mrs j. w. Bun
ger, on College avenue.
Miss Maud Deering, of Shelbyville, ILL.,
is spending a few days with Miss Gail
Smith, en- route to Glendale, o.
Mrs. y. L. Whittier arrived yesterday
from Elmira to spend a few days before re-
turning to that city for the winter.
Mrs. Mary NJ Roberts and daughter Mrs
Peck, have taken possession of their new
home, No. 1910 new North Capitol avenue
Messrs. Charles lockwood, Douglass Jill
son and Alex. Holiday have gone to Bos-
ton to attend the Institute of Technology
there.
Mr.. Leo Rappaport will leave next
Wednesday for Ann ArbOr Mich, where
he will attend the law school of the Unver-
sity OF Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs George r. Moore. jr who
have been spending few weeks with their
parents here. have returned to their home
in Cambridge, Mass.
Mrs. Margaret Seidensticker announces
the engagement of her daughter Katharne
ana Mr.. Georges j. Mast. The wedding will
occur late in October.
Mr.. Fl. c. Adams has gone to Chicago to
meet his daughter. Miss Stella Adams, who
has been visiting friends in the north. They
will return home the last of the week.
Mrs. Marian G. Thayer and daughter Lau-
rel g Ihayer. have returned from Bay
view, Mich, and are spending few days
IN the city before going to bloomington.
Miss Edith Wallick and Miss Katherine
sullivan went to Logansport yesterday to
De present at the marriage of Miss Helen
Nelson and MIR. Robert Bernard, which
took place last evening.
A dinner was given at the Country Club
last evening for Miss Woodland of Chi
SdSO Inc guests were Miss Katherine
Porter, Miss Helen Krag. Mr.. David Boyd
OF Philadelphia, Mr.. Clarence E. Coffin and
Mr.. Kerfoot Stewart.
Mr.: and Mrs. George Reisener left last
evening for New York. and will sail soon
for Egypt. Mr.. Reisener has accepted the
position offered him to catalogue the mu-
scum at Cairo. Mr. and Mrs Reisener ex-
pect to reside abroad for three years
Rev. James IL. Ford, formerly pastor of
the Central-avenue NJ E. Church. and at
present pastor of the Centenarian M y
Church, New Albany. is visiting the family
OF MT Richard II, sullivan new No. 201S
Ruckle street during the conference
Miss Van Valkenburg entertained Miss
Duncan's guests, with the Misses Macauley
of Louisville, and Mr.. Frank Van Vie at
dinner last evening at the Delano. 1t was
was music during the dinner and hand
some flowers for the tables.
Miss Agnes Duncan gave beautiful par
~ last evening in honor of the young peo-
pie who comprise her house party. The
spacious connecting rooms We're arranged
Veranda was ilclosed with white. The We
randa was furnished with seats and the tier
or steps was spread with gay colored rugs
and cushions. Receiving with the hostess
were Miss Pearl Haynes. of Richmond:
MISS hawthorne. Of Portland, Ore: Miss
Martha Bradshaw and Misses Rachel and
Mary MacauIev ~ I o,Iiss,iIIe M Da,+;j
Wallace of St. Paul Mr.. George Rock
wood; Mr.. Bernard Kennedy and Mr. Hor-
ace Hofd also OF the house party, were the
assistants. An orchestra furnished music
Ihe party was the first of the season. and
q uellShttul compliment TO her coterie of
guests.
STEELE.
Special 10 the indianapolis Journal
MARION, Ind. Sept. 22-The marriage at
the Gethsemane Episcopal Church, this
evening, of Miss Marietta Vermilyea Steele
daughter of Hon. and Mrs George w
Steele, and the Hon. Hugh Reid Belknap.
of Chicago, was the most notable social
event in the recent history of this city. The
wide acquaintance and prominence of the
welded couple gave a more than local in
terest to the occasion. Gethsemane Church
was crowded before O'Clock, the hour ser
for the wedding. The full ring ceremony
OF the Episcopal Church was performed bv
the Rev. +. A. Pressey. assisted by Rev.
a McMonigal The bridal party entered the
church from the yestry room to the strains
OF the Lohengrin march. beautifully rem
dered by the National Soldiers Home Or
chestra, led by Captain Stack At the rear
OF the church the bridesmaids were met bv
the other members of the wedding party
led BY the ushers, Mr.. w. X. Lands and
DR.. William Flynn. First came Miss Bertha
Wollcott of Keokuk cousin of Mr. Bel
KNAPP, and Mr.. George Steele jr.. a second
year cadet at the United States Naval
zASaueHiy ana a brother of the bride Next
Oyerstreet, OF indianapolis Walking alone
came the maid OF honor, Miss Alice Gold
lDWalte, Followed by the bride on the arm
Or her father. Mr.. BellSuap and his best
man, MI Alan Reed. of Chicago proceeded
from the EeStry room as the party entered
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