The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-09-18

were exhibited. including five of the Prin-
cess Of ~ ales's. Mephisto's grandfather. bS
the way. is in the Jardin d'Acclimatation
Paris.
Mrs. S. A. Haines and daughter have
leased the house, new No. 7l5 North Cap
itol avenue. Miss Haines Will return home
the last of next week and will resume her
classes in French and music.
Miss Flora and Miss Carolyn Lauter left
yesterday for New York. Miss Lauter
Will resume her studies at the Art Stu
New York Wednesday for Smith College.
Mr. Frank Ruddell. who was graduated
from Leland Stanford, jr., University In
July, has come to this city TO reside with
his mother. Mrs II. Y. Ruddell. They are
at their own home on North Pennsylvania
street.
Rev. and Mrs. ]. Cumming Smith will re-
turn to-day from Canada, where they have
Smith will have apartments at the Delano.
Mr.. Smith will occupy his pulpit at the
Tabernacle Church tomorrow.
Miss. Ruth QuigIey. of this city. and Mr..
recently in New York by Rev. Mr. Church
H. Mr.. and Mrs. Morris will spend the
winter in California, after which they will
make their home in New York
Mr.. Charles Holnaan-B Black We, a break
fast at the Columbia Club yei day morn
ing for his friend. Mr.. Henry right Mar,
shall of Lafayette, Mr.; omas Reid
F. Preston and Mr. w T. 1.arnes
Mrs. d. L.. Whittier and family. who went
to Elmlra in June to join Mr.. Whittier. will
Pennsylvania street will be occupied by Mr..
and Mrs. Charles A. Sudlow, formerly of
this city, and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Pot
ter, jr.
Miss Theresa Pierce, of this city, who re-
manned East all summer, will re-enter Vas
sar College this week. Mrs. Pierce will go
to the college with her and later return
home, and Mr.. Pierce will go to the mount
aims. The children. Douglas and Elizabeth.
returned home Wednesday. The family
spent the summer at Watch Hill.
Captain Ralph W. Hoyt. who has had
the recruiting office of the United States
army in this city for the past two years,
has been relieved and ordered to Whipple
Barracks, Prescott, Ariz. Mrs. Ioyt will
leave early the coming week for Spirit
Lake. Ia. to visit her parents, DIR. and
Mrs. James Cravens. and she viii be Joined
there by Captain Hoyt and they will pro-
coed to Prescott early in October.
Mr. E. c. Atkins and daughter enter
tanned at dinner Tuesday evening for Mr..
Charles Holman-B Black. After the dinner
Mr.. Black and Mr.. Preston delighted the
guests with songs. Mr.. Preston accompa-
MED Mr.. Black in the Guy Hardelot's In
vocation and Menuet Chretren," by
Adam, and Mr.. Black played for Mr.. Pres
tons singing of the "Cavatina, from
Faust, and several English songs.
Invitations have been received by friends
here from Rev. and Mrs. Reginald r. Par
ker. formerly of this city, for the marriage
ker and Mr.. Samuel Hurlbut, to take place
Wednesday evening, Sept 29. at st. An
drew's Church, Norwich, Conn. The we'd
ding will be followed by a reception at St.
Andrew S rectory from to 10 O'Clock The
at-home announcement is Tuesdays, after
noon and evening, No. 36 Uncas street,
Norwich, Conn.
Mrs. William c. Furgason entertained
friends at cards yesterday afternoon for
Mrs Harlan Feagans. of Leavenworth,
Kan, who is visiting Mrs. Charles W. Jen-
kins. Euchre was played and at the close
of the game each guest was presented with
a cluster of pink and white carnations. No
prizes were given. The rooms were
adorned with palms. The guests accepting
Mrs Furgasons hospitality were Mrs. Fea-
gans, Mrs. Jenkins Mrs. Arthur Jordan,
Mrs. L. r. Levey, Mrs. w. r. Brown. Mrs.
A. p. Hendrickson, Mrs. Milton Morris,
Mrs. j. s. Anderson. -4rs. |. n. Richie,
Mrs SisSon, Mrs. Nellie Buchanan. Mrs
Norbert Landgraf Mrs. 5. H. Shearer, Mrs.
William Levey, Mrs. William Elliott and
Mrs Frank Furgason. The company was
the first of a series which Mrs. Furgason
will give during the season.
HECKMAN-MESSICK
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
BEDFORD, Ind, Sept 1.-THE marriage
of DR.. w. H. Hickman and Miss Sallie
Messick took place in this city last night.
DIR. Hickman is a prominent young physi-
clan of this city and the bride is q daugh-
ter of Mr.. NJ. M. Messick. a prominent
citizen of Bedford and retired merchant.