The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-08-06
OEMWTCT DIR. A. E. BUCHANAN
UENIlOI az.ss When Building.
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

FEKOUNHL HND OOClEl /.
Mr.. D. NJ. Parry has gone to New York.
Mrs. W.. c. Hall is spending a few days OF
Winona.
Mrs. S. L. Goode is at st. Louis visiting
relatives.
Miss Maggie OMAHA has returned from
Kentucky.
Miss Carrie Hutchinson will go to Pitts
burg to-day.
Mr.. Charles B. lockwood left yesterday
for Philadelphia.
Mr.. John w. Lovett and family, of An
derson, are at Duluth.
Mrs F. e. Engle went yesterday to Bur
falo to visit her sister.
Mrs. NJ. r. Furnas viii go on Monday to
Detroit to remain a month.
Miss Edna Dill has returned from q ten
days visit TO seymour Ind.
Rev. Mr.. Ellison has gone East on ac-
count of the illness of his son.
Miss Edna Clippenger will entertain for
Miss Hoover next Tuesday night.
Miss Alice Higgins will go next week to
Clinton, nd, to visit Miss Helen Matthews.
Mrs. Henry Coburn and daughter Myla
will remain at Harbor Point through Au-
gust.
Miss Matte Stewart and Mr.. John f. Nc
Cutcheon will leave Sunday for Glendale,
Mont.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. K. syfers and grandson
Rufus wi. leave in a few days for West
Baden.
MIS-. CnarIeS h. Merrl1elQ Will go TO OeeT
Park in a few days to remain through
August.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Fletcher left yester-
day for Kansas City, Denver and Colorado
Springs.
Miss Helen seaton win entertain this
morning the euchre club of which she is a
member.
Mrs VIM. H. Hobbs and son will go to
Rockville and Bloomington to-day Tor a
short visit.
Mr.. James O'Neill and family, of Chicago,
came yesterday to visit his sisters, on Nc
Carly street.
come next week to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Au-
gustus Coburn.
Rev. w. F. Taylor is the guest of Mr..
Winfield Miller and family during his stay
in Indianapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton 1. Todd have gone
to Spring lake, Michigan, to remain
through August.
Mrs. Aquilla Jones has been called to Cal
ifornia by the illness of her mother, Mrs.
Louisa Raschig.
Miss Kate Ruckle went to New Albany
yesterday to visit her sister, Mrs. Josiah
Gwin, on the Knobs.
Mrs. Eliza G.. Wiley and son, Mr.. Fred
Wiley, will leave next week for the East.
goinS to the seashore.
Mrs. II. G. Long gave a dancing party
on board the steamer Sunshine. at Broad
Ripple, on Wednesday evening.
Miss Reiss, who has been spending some
time with Mrs. Fred Rush, will return to
her home in st. Louis next week.
w Miss na Marie wilson viii go tomorrow
Springfield, o., to spend a few days.
Mrs. Charles #. Cost, who has been visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Apple
gate, will return to Cincinnati Saturday..
Mrs. Lillian Dill is lying very i'll at the
residence of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J.. j. Jones, (old) 22l North Illinois street.
Mrs. India Kirkland. who has been visit
ing ner sister, Mrs. a. @. Cox, for several
weeks, returned home TO ChiCa rn VaStpr-
day.
Rev. ]: Cumming Smith has gone to
northern Michigan for his vacation, and will
visit his father, in Canada, prior to his re-
turn.
Misses Anna and Alice Rondthaler. Of
chicago, expect to be in the city Saturday
to remain two or three DAYS. the guests If
Mr.. w. H. Hubbard.
Miss Susan Chapman has returned from a
trip on the axes. Mrs. Chapman and
daughter Mary Elizabeth remained in De-
troit for a few days.
Miss Jeannette Foster gave a very pretty
porch party yesterday morning. The friends
were invited to meet Miss Evelyn Coping.
who is Miss Fosters guest.
Mrs. r. o. Haugh, Of Anderson. &c in the
city TO spend the week with her sister. Mrs.
Jchn "A. hurtz, and family, who will shortly
so TO Denver to remain permanently.
Mrs. Z. A. Winterowd and son Victor will
go next week to st. Joe, where thew will
join Mrs. Henry Castle and children Mrs
:. H. Perkins and Mrs. James Stansbury.
The home of Admiral and Mrs. Brown.
NO. lOS Woodruff Place, being completed,
was put in commission yesterday. and the
hosting Of the admiral's flag was greeted
by a. large number OF relatives and friends.
Miss Maud Rice, of Philadelphia. Is the
guest of Miss Harriet C~levenger, and at a
dinner to be given in her honor this even
ing there will be present DR.. and Mrs. win
Mr.. Rob Algeo.
Mr.. Hal Adams invited several friends to
10 70 ~xlnkuck for an outing and oc-
housekeeping. They LEFT last night. Messrs
John Wallick, e. b. M%artindale. tr.. Raw
van camp Stougihton Fletcher jr.. and
Join them Saturday.
"A trolley party. was given yesterday aft
s[Hoon Tor Miss Kathryn Davis. of Cincin-
ndIl, VINO is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Frank r,
bennington, on Bellefontaine street. and
81 L Macy Goode. Of Chicago. The other
ppiiehos were Miss Daisy Clark, Miss Nellie
blchards, Miss Marie Tousey and Mr.. Hugh
Bryan. Mr.. Charles Tucker Mr. cha rfea
EarreH and Mr.; Maurice Towniey. The ride
the river dinner was served at Mr. rt pr on
neman's. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Herring
ton chaperoned the party.
esteFday afternoon at 8 o'clock occurred
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. r.. Carpenter
and Mr.; Thomas j. Hay at the brides resi-.
oence, I5zS Hoyt avenue. The remon
was pronounced by the Rev. r. v. Hunter
In the presence of about fifty friends IRE
marriage service was a special one. in
when the ring was used, as in the E,nis-
copal ritual. There were no attendants 4
harpest, played the wedding march as
the bride and groom entered the drawing
room, and during the service "Oh. Promjs9
Me. The wedding gown was of heayv
duchess cream white satin, walking len@t6
with Russian blouse waist and coal sleeves
trimmed in silk. with null accordion
pleatings. White rosebuds were in The
brides hair, and an arm bouquet of white
roses elaborately tied with satin ribbon was
carried. The house decorations were1avis1
the mantels banked and roses in evtrv
room. A buffet lunch was served immedf-
ately after the ceremony. and the punch
table was in charge of Miss Lille Rose
broch and Miss SaIlie Carpenter. Mr., and
Mrs. Hay left last evening for New York.
Washington and Old Point Comfort, and
Sept. l they VIII be at home at the Victoria.
Mrs. J. E.. Hoover gave a very attractive
musicale last night at her home on Fletcher