The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-07-01
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY

from New Castle.
Miss Gertrude Henry has returned from
a visit to Portsmouth, o.
Miss Demia Towniey is visiting Miss
Bright Armstrong at Camden.
DIR. H. S. Krug has returned from a two
weeks visit to his parents in Canada.
DR.. H. B. NJ Mutt, Of Lincoln ILL.,, will
come to spend July with friends here.
Miss Lillian Moore, of Lafayette, is Wis
iting Miss Culver, on North Meridian street
A wheel ride was given last evening for
the young men who are home from college
Mr.. Malcolm Steele, of Terre Haute has
returned home after a short visit to friends
here.
Miss Kathryn Davis. of Cincinnati will
come tomorrow to visit Miss Susan Chip
man.
Mr.. and Mrs f. S. Wingate left yester-
dey for Portsmouth, o., to spend a few
weeks.
Miss Julia Keirchner. of Cincinnati is
visiting Miss Elsie Seeger on North Senate
avenue.
Mrs. Alice Fleming Evans will go to New
York in September to spend several
months.
Miss Ida Sweenie and Mr. Joseph Joiner
will go to Frankfort soon to take part in
a concert.
Miss Belle Dean and Miss Gertrude
Baker went to Charlottesville yesterday 10
make visit.
Mrs. Samuel Spellman and children have
started for Bluetields, Central America, to
JOIN MI. Spellmdn.
Mrs. Arvilla NJ Bristine will leave
Friday to spend the summer in Denver
and Colorado Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. S. H socweh will give
dinner this evening in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles e. Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Kimbrough of Muncie
will come in few days to spend a month
with Mr.. and Mrs d. H. Wiles.
A camping party in charge of Mr.. and
Mrs. d. G. Bryan will spend Saturday
Sunday and MOnHaU IF ba oit
Mr.. and Mrs. Jaquith are guests of Col.
and Mrs. Eli Lilly at Wawasee. Miss
Jaquith is visiting friends in Paris, Ill,
Mr.. A p. Stanton will go to Bloomington
Saturday to spend a few days with his
daughter, Mrs. c. c. Brown, and family.
Mrs. Harry Smith, of No 1923 North Me-
ridian street, entertained the members OF
her. card club last evening. Each member
invited one guest.
DR.. O. E. Holloway, of Knightstown. and
Prof. a. H. Graham left the city yesterday
for New York and will sail Saturday for
Hamburg, Germany.
Mrs. c.. B. Sinex will go north to-day to
make visit Her place in Roberts Park
choir will be taken by Miss Conner a pu-
.pil of Mr.. Ernestinoff
Mr. Miles Burford gave a wheel party last
evening. The young people We're accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ Leath-
ers. They rode to Broad Ripple for supper.
Mrs. Aaron H. Blair and Mrs. Harold
Taylor have issued invitations for a garden
party Saturday afternoon, from to 6, at
the home of Mrs. Taylor, No. 1927 North
Illinois street.
Miss Jeannette Judson and her guest,
for, Willitts Point, n Y, to visit Lieut..
b bP6her rs AND W Miss G !a9son ss99r sS
Mr.. w J. Holiday and Miss Lucy Holli-
day will leave Monday for their cottage at
| Harbor Point and will be followed week
| later by Mrs. W. j. Holiday and Mrs. H.
w. Bennett and children for the summer.
Cards from CbiPa0O
riage of Elizabeth Stewart Ramsey. for
merly of this city and Francis Edward
Stubs. which took place Monday June ~
at milwaukee,. At-home cards are for
Lakeside, Hartland, Wis, after July /.
Misses Mary and Selma Ingerson will
leave to-day for Springfield, o., and next
place they will sail for Liverpool. They
expect to remain abroad a year visiting
England, Scotland, Ireland and the eonti-
nent.
Mrs. George w. Black entertained few
friends at dinner last evening in honor of
Miss Clay. of Lexington, KY. The table
was daintIy appointed and decorated with
| flowers and the name cards Were pretty pen
and ink sketches executed by Mrs. Blacks
son, Mr.. Frank Black.
Mrs. William r. Brown gave a handsome
hearts party yesterday morning for Mrs.
| Vinton, of Lafayette, and Miss Carolyn
| Smith, of Cincinnati. After the game
was Miss Hafner of Munce, who is Mrs
| Allen A. Wilkinson's visitor for the week.
Mr. Will r. Small, of this city and Miss
Ella Lindsay Childs, of KCk0mO, We're mar
ried last night at the residence of the lat
tiers aunt, Mrs. H. c. De Lard "a West
! Sycamore street. Kokomo. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. r. G.. Ros-
champ in the presence of the relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Small will go to housekeep-
ing Immediately at 1851 Hall place, this
city.
Miss Katherine Sullivan entertained
| few young ladies yesterday morning for
| her visitor, Miss Agnes Thompson, of
! Charlottesville. The floral love tale was
read. Among those present We're Miss
| Cooper OF Louisville; Miss Lef1ingwell and
Miss Baker of Chicago. visiting the Misses
Paggart; Miss Mary Rogers, Of Cincinnati
| visiting Miss Martha Carey; Miss Clay, of
| Lexington, visiting Miss Judson. and Miss
| Helen Armstrong, of Chicago, visiting Miss
| Virginia Keep.
Miss Ida Sweenie and her pupils gave
| recital last evening at her home before a
number of invited guests. The participants
i'm the programme We're: Mrs. c. B. Sinex
and Mrs. ]. w. Duncan, OF this city; Mrs.
- M white, Mr.. Otto T. Spencer. Miss
| Grace Huron, of Danviile, pupils of Miss
| Sweenie; Mrs. Thomas, an excellent vio-
linist of Danville and Miss Mae Egan,
pianist. Miss Sweenie sang and Mr.. Jo-
seph Joiner was the accompanist. The
| house was decorated with flowers and the
porch was hung With gay lanterns,
WEISS-RUNGE.
A wedding OF much interest In German
circles was that of Miss Lena Runge,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Runge,
and Mr.. Theodore Nj. Weiss, which was
celebrated last evening at the Runge resi-
dence on Iockerbie street Rev. Mr. Peters,