The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-06-26
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

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| Miss Helen Swain is visiting her aunt
| Mrs BrySCn, at Brazil.
| Miss Helen Krag went to Dayton yester-
| day to visit few days.
| Mrs. Hord and daughter Mary have re-
| turned from visit to friends in Chicago.
| Mr.. Balloon, of Denver, is visiting his
| father-in-laW, Mr.. James A. Wildman, and
| family.
Miss Mary Meigs will go to Petoskey
next week to spend few weeks with
! friends.
DR.. and Mrs O. c. Pfaff entertained a
| party of friends last evening at the Ger
| man House
Mrs. William r. Brown will give a COM
| pany Wednesday morning for a number of
visiting guests.
| Miss Louise Pfaff1in who has been study
ing music in Cincinnati for a year, has
| returned home
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Dietrichs will leave to-
| day for visit of a few weeks to New
| York and vicinity.
Mr.. and Miss Thornton, of Chicago. will
| come next week TO visit Mr.. 5. K. Greer
| and remain until after July 3.
| Mrs. Nellie Duvall will entertain a num-
| Der of friends this evening with a break
| ride and supper at Broad Ripple.
| DIR. l.. L. Carpenter, of Wabash, Ind,
| president of Bethany Assembly, is in the
| city looking after assembly business.
Mr. Edward A. Foote is arranging for
| picnic at Mount Nebo July g. to be given
for number of the visiting young ladies.
Miss Agnes Duncan has issued invitations
| for a trolley party Tuesday evening for
| her guest Miss Hawthorne of Portland,
| Ore.
Mrs. Edward Taylor, of Evansville, will
| come tomorrow to visit Mr.. Taylors Sis
| ter Mrs. Garland Stewart, on North Penn
| sylvania street
DR.. Harry c. Kahlo gave a party at the
G Sh nan House Pand concert last evening
Miss Smith, of Cincinnati
Mrs. Mary Katherine Howard, of New
| York, who has been Mrs G.. G. O'Boyle's
| guest, will go to Mrs. w A. Krag's to-day
for visit of few days.
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Linden gave a dinner
last evening to celebrate their fifth we'd
were of pink and white clovers
Mrs. Max Leckner and children, Mrs. Col
| yer and Mrs. Naumann will leave to-day
| for Horonia Beach. Mich where they have
| taken cottage for the summer.
Mrs. Philip Igoe and daughter who have
been visiting relatives here, will go to
Madison to-day for short time before
| returning to their home in Louisville.
Mrs. IA. B. Wilson has issued invitations
| for garden party Thursday in honor of
| Miss lyman and Miss Hooker, who are Wis
iting her daughter, Miss Daisy Wilson
Miss Julia Hollweg will give q tea Mon
day afternoon in honor of Miss Marion
Rondthaler, of Chicago, and Miss Lucas,
of Columbus, who are visiting friends here.
Mr.. Frederick, Fahnley and daughter Ada
Will, leave to-day ,y for New York York and
! join Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wetzel and Miss
Bertha Fahnley.
The Misses Atkins gave, an informal mu
siCale last evening for their visitor Miss
Mary Howard Members of the family
and a few of the nearest friends took part
in the programme.
Miss Roda Sellck instructor in drawing
at the High School, will go to Detroit next
week for visit and later will attend one
of the courses of study in drawing at the
Chicago University.
twenty-five of his friends last evening with
a wheel ride to Broad Ripple and supper.
Mr. and Mrs. Hurry and Mr. and Mrs. w.
| j. Mckee went with the young people
The members of the Choral Union were
entertained Thursday evening by Mrs. Lot
tie Adam Rasehig, at her home In Wood
ruff Place. The Choral Union will go to
Broad Ripple for picnic Monday after
noon and evening.
Mrs. Harriet Augusta Prunk left yester-
day for New York, accompanied by Miss
ton of elocutionists to be held in New
York all of next week, and then will go to
Boston and the seashore to spend several
weeks.
One of the pretty porch parties of the
week was given yesterday morning by Mrs.
Herbert Foltz for her visitor, Mrs. Susie
visitor Miss Carmen Ryan, of Williams
port Pa. Miss Schellschmidt gave several
harp selections. The company was also en-
tertained with guessing contest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jones observed the
twenty-fifth anniversary of their marriage
yesterday by entertaining their relatives
and few Of the most intimate friends
last evening at progressive euchre. The
prizes for the game were of silver, appro-
pirate to the anniversary. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jones also received remSmbranceS in silver
from their friends.
Mrs. Allan "A. Wilkinson gave a nastur-
tium breakfast at noon yesterday in honor
of Miss Cottin's s, guests, Mrs Vinton -. of
cinnad. The table was adorned with
large basket of the flowers in the center
and sprays Of the flowers were strewn over
the cloth. The salad was served with a
cluster of the flowers on the side of the
plate. Miss Annie Shuler, who is visiting
her parents, was the only other guest from
out OF town.
The Misses Margaret and Kate Smith
gave a very pretty garden tea yesterday.
from to O'Clock, at their home, on East
Pratt street The lawn was made pctur-
esQue and inviting with tent, the ropes
of which were hidden with maple boughs
and huge partl-colored umbrella NIB u ,s,a which
chairs, and dainty VASES filled with summer
flowers The guest Of honor was Miss Kate
Clay, of Lexington, KY, who is Miss JUDD
sons guest. The young ladies' were as
sisted in receiving by their mother Mrs.
Charles W. Smith, and by Miss Carrie Mar
mon who is just home from college. A
table with flowers and crystal was spread
beneath the tent and refreshing ices We're
served there. The friends of the hostesses
who assisted in serving and entertaining
were Mrs. A. V. Judson and Miss Judson,
Mrs. John A. Butler, Mrs. III. II. Horn
brook Miss Mary Noble Miss Eleanor
Dilks the Misses Holman. the Misses But
Ter, Miss Fairbanks, Miss Ruth Nicholas.
Miss Florence Hayward, Miss Myla Coburn
and Miss Florence Taggart. large COM
pany of young people and young married
people We're the guests
GEORGE-GRAY.
Special to The Indianapolis Journal
RUSHVILLE, Ind, June 25.--The mar
riage of Hal George. prominent young
Il
was solemnized last night at the home of
DR. and Mrs. w. II. Smith The bride and
groom viii reside at Fayetteville.