The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-10-23
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Dr. and Mrs. John N Hurry will leave
this evening for the East.
Mrs VIM. H. Hubbard will go to-day to
visit relatives at Oxford o.
Mrs. e. d. McCulloch, of Peoria, has been
in the city visiting old friends.
Miss Edna Benton has returned from
months visit with friends at Kendallville
Mrs. Lucinda Watson is visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel E. Watson, at Charlottesville.
Mrs. Elliott, of Terre Haute, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Louis A. Kinsey, on College
avenue.
Mrs George Long and daughter Emma
of Jamestown are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Durham.
Miss Clara Norman, of Richmond, Ind,
is the guest of Mrs. James Shower, of the
Blacherne.
Mrs. A. H. Nordyke has gone to South
Bend to spend week with her sister, Mrs.
A. w. MorreH
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry B. Mason and daugh-
ter left yesterday for Nashville to attend
the exposition.
Miss Birdie Wallenstein, of Cincinnati,
has entered the Girls Classical School for
the coming year.
Mrs. j. A. Tackett, of Shelbyville, ILL.,, is
visiting her daughter, at the Girls Classi-
cal School residence.
Mrs. Mary A. Demont has returned from
chicago, where she has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Watson.
Mrs. Thomas M. Bassett and niece, Miss
Ella Waite, have returned from Boston and
the Eastern watering places.
Mr.. James Coppinger Cotter, who has
been East for the last three months, will
return from Boston this week.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. r. Q. Roache and Miss
Stephen Of California, Mo-, are visiting
Judge Addison Roache and family.
Mrs. Charles P. Durham has returned
from North Salem, Ind, where she has
been visiting her husbands family.
Mr.. and Mrs, w: r. N. Sylvester and Mr..
William Sylvester have returned from Bos-
Tor och
Mrs Blanche Lyons Caldwell, of Chicago,
has come to spend the winter with her son
and family, on North Capitol avenue.
The members of Hall-place Church gave
reception in the church parlOrS last even
ing to their pastor, Rev. Mr. Sargent, and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman L. Schaffer and
family have returned from St Joe, Mich,
and are in their new home, No. 1112 East
Ohio street
Mrs Daniel Shields will entertain the
whist club of which she is a member next
Tuesday night
Mrs; John n Hurry will leave to-day for
the East TO visit for several weeks. She
will spend part of the time with her son
Gilbert, at Amherst.
Mrs. Robert Springsteen will issue her
invitations for three afternoon entertain
ments which will be given Nov. 2, and
g. There will be guessing contests at each
gathering.
Mrs. M. B. Braden formerly of this city,
EurOD6.
and is now stopping at the Denison. Her
sons, Eugene and William, will join her
here next week.
Mrs Frank NJ. Talbot and Mrs James
M. Lowe have issued invitations to
household shower to be given next
Thursday, Oct 2S, at Mrs. Talbott's home.
new 1914 North Pennsylvania street.
Mr.. Harold Taylor has returned from
the marriage of his sister Miss Josephine
Iaylor, and Mr. Abram A. Whitenack, of
New York, which took place Wednesday,
The members of the Contemporarv Cluh
will be entertained next Wednesday even
ing by Mr.. II. e. Krehbiel. Subject, Folk
Song in America" There will be illustra-
lions sung by Mrs. KrehDiel, soprano, ac-
companied by Miss Lottie Mills.
Mrs Charles f. Daily entertained a large
number of friends yesterday at progressive
euchre: Eighteen. tables We're placed in the
several rooms, which We're decorated in
pink and white. The same colors were used
throughout all the appointments. Mrs.
Treble, of Noblesville who came for the
party, was one of the guests.
Miss Julia c. Emery, of New York. GEN
eral secretary OF the woman's auxiliary to
the Board of Missions, will speak on the
important and interesting work of this or
ganization in Grace Cathedral at 1890 Sun
day morning and again at Christ Church
at $50 in the evening. 1t will be rare OBJ
portunity for all persons interested in any
branch of missionary work.
Mrs. William L. Caldwell entertained
noon in honor of Mrs. Blanche L. Caldwell.
or Chicago. The guests played progressive
eucher and the prizes all were exquisite
hand-palnted china. the work of the
hostess. The floral decorations were autumn
flowers arranged in the different rooms, The
occasion was reunion of MANY friends
Mrs. Caldwell met while visiting here last
year.
TEWART-FORKNER
Special TO the indianapolis Journal.
ANDERSON, Ind, Oct. 22-Truman
Stewart, the colony promoter, was married
IN this city to-day to Miss Lena Forkner
OF Kingston. Miss Forkner came to this
city, where she was met by Stewart and
they We're married at the home of a friend
They viii reside near this city Stewart IS
pertecting plans for another great coloniz-
ing scheme.
MURPHY-STONE
Special 10 the indianapolis Journal
KOKOMO. Ind, Oct. 22.-At the residence
OF the brides parents. in Greentown this
county Wednesday evening Mr. Reuben
". Murphy, of Indianapolis and Miss Nina
stone were married by Rev j. H. Stone
Uncle OF the bride. The groom is manager
OF the sheridan brick works at Indianapolis
ana the bride Is daughter of NJ. T. Stone.