The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-08-07

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Preston will return home by Sept. l.
Miss Clara Reiss. who is visiting her
aunt. Mrs. Frederick Rush. will return to
her home in st. Louis Monday. Miss Helen
keiss, who visited here "a few years age,
will be married in September, and Miss
Clara Reiss is to be one OF the brides
maids.
Mrs. @. a. Christensen came over from
Copenhagen to spend the summer with Mr..
Christensen at Fishers island, and since her
arrival has suffered a fracture of the leg
and Will be confined to the house with II
for several weeks, necessarily postponing
her return to Europe to reJoin her daugh-
ter Grace.
Miss Sara Layton Walker will come next
week from Cleveland to spend three weeks
with her parents, Col. and Mrs. /. N.
Walker. Early in September Miss Walker
be accompanied by her sister, Mrs. William
Eckert Sharpe, who will spend the season
there with her.
The Independent Dancing Club enter
tanned last evening at the home of one Of
its members, Miss Myra Woods, on East
Norwood street, in honor Of Miss kimmel,
Nora Maurer and William Anger, of Madi-
son. and Miss Seybold, of Louisville. The
Madison guests, who have been visiting rel
atives in this city for the past month, Will
return home Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. J. J. Cooper and Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl NICK. Oele will leave next week
for the Thousand islands and the st. Law
renee trip. They Will arrive in New York
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Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Wiley and baby. and
all Will return to this city. Mr.. Wiley held
a government position at Brussels during
the last administration Mrs. Wiley was
formerly Miss Virginia Cooper, of this city.
Miss Laura Hanna was the hostess for
a geography party yesterday afternoon, the
guest of honor being her visitor, Miss Alice
R~nodehamel, of Piqua, O.. The parlors
were prettily adorned with sweet peas of
an colors and prizes were awarded. The
company included Mrs. II. v. Minor, Mrs.
John A. Hanna. Mrs. Frank Fitzgerald,
Mrs. S. +. SPOTS, Misses Mary and Ger
trude Minor, Miss Jennie Holloway, Miss
Bessie Wells. Miss Lois Dyer, Miss Emma
Woollen, Miss Sue Huber, Miss Trueblood,
Miss Edna Williams, Miss Lizzie Hardy,
Miss Grace Taylor, Misses Virginia and
Margaret Sale and Miss Sadie Clark.
Wednesday evening Miss Hanna will give
a dinner for her guest.
Miss Anna Louise Beck entertained a few
friends last evening for Miss Nottingham.
of Virginia, VINO is visiting Miss Lucie Hol-
liday; Miss Margaret Geiger, of Columbus,
who Is visiting Mrs. c; l.. Holstein, and
Mr.. Charles Heron, of Charlottesville. The
company was given in the garden, which
was lighted with Japanese lanterns, and
arranged with seats and flowers. purple
bean blossoms adjoining the table where
lemonade was served. Each girl was given
a ball Of colored Irvine and she wove a
and unWound the web. Prizes were given
for the best and for the most intricate web,
the latter selection made from the web
which took the longest time to unwind.
The Misses Carr gave a wheel party yes
terday morning in honor of Miss Evan and
Miss Marsh, who are visiting the Misses
Conner. The. meet was at the home of the
Misses Carr and the party rode to the
country until IL o'clock, when they re-
turned to the home of the hostesses tor
breakfast. The table was ornamented with
a pyramidal vase of white sweet peas and
low bowls of water lilies. The guests were
the Misses Conner, Miss Helen Irwin, the
Misses Goodhart, Mrs. Harry d. Tute-
wiler. Miss Anna Bowman, Miss Nellie
Bowman, Miss Caroline Minor, Miss
Irene Blackledge and Miss Virginia
Minor. Following the breakfast the
guests went into the parlor, where there
stood a. spinning wheel of the revolutionary
period and tied to the spokes were booklets
holding fortunes. The wheel was turned
for the fortunes by the guests, who found
wonderful things told in a bright and clever
way.
GADBURY-ATKINSON
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
HARTFORD CITY, Ind, Aug. 6.-Riley
r. Gadbury, a wealthy young farmer west
of this city, and Miss Almeda Atkinson, of
this city, were married yesterday at the
M. E.. parsonage by Rev. L. A. Beeks. The
couple departed on the morning train for a
wedding tour to Niagara Falls. They will
reside at their beautiful country home west
of town.