The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-09-24
Meridian street in honor OF Mr.. and Mrs.
William Frederick Elliott

| William Frederick Elliott
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Lazarus and daughter
/ will go 10 Cincinnati Wednesday TO attend
| the marriage of relative.
Miss Rowena New returned yesterday
/ from her summer visit north, and later
visit TO her sister, in Terre Haute.
DR.. Rachel Swain has returned from
| Traverse City, Mich, where she was called
| by the illness of Mrs n. A. Gladding.
Mrs. Ennis and daughter Mrs. Benjamin
/ Hitz, Will go 10 Madison next week TO
/ visit friends for ten days or a fortnight
Mrs. Willard G. Nichols has returned
| from Providence, r. l., where she visited
her daughter, Mrs Gardner, for several
weeks.
Mrs. Frances Traver and daughter, of
Detroit, will come next month to visit Mrs.
| William Daggett, on North Pennsylvania
! street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund c. Call will enter
| tain a number of friends Tuesday evening
in observance of their fifth wedding ami
versary.
Mrs. William Wallace and son David,
who are visiting relatives in this city, will
| return TO their home in st. Paul, Mimi,
| Tuesday.
Mrs. Clark Mallery has issued invitations
| for reception Friday afternoon, Oct. l,
! and Mr.. and Mrs. Mallory for a card party
| in the evening.
Miss Anna Bell Talbot has returned from
| New York to spend week with her moth
/ er at the Delano. She will return to New
| York in November.
Mrs. Harlan Feagans. who has been the
guest of Mrs. Charles w. Jenkins for few
| weeks, will return to her home in Leaven-
| worth. Kan, to-day.
| Mrs. l. II. Wilson and daughters, Marie
ana margaret, are IN west Newton Mass.
| They Will go to New York and Saratoga for
| the month of October.
| Mrs. Lenore Smith and daughter, who
| have been in New York for two years,
| will sail next month for Europe, where
| Miss Smith viii continue her work in
music.
Rev. H. c. Clippinger. pastor of Wesley
Chapel NJ e. Church, New Albany, is the
guest of a. j. Mcintosh and family, 80
West Vermont street during the session of
| the Indiana Conference.
| Rev. w. Mex. Hester and wife of New
| Albany, who are in attendance at the NJ.
| h. Conference at Roberts Park Church, are
| visiting their son, f. D. Hester No. ITO
| new West North street.
Mr.. Bement Lyman and daughter Eloise
| have returned from New York. Miss Ly-
| man has been visiting Mr.. ]. +. Pratts
family at their summer home on Long
| Island sound. Mr.. Pratt and family will
| return home next week.
| Mrs. Oliver p. Morton and Mrs. S. Gill
| gave an elegant luncheon Wednesday in
| honor of Mrs. William Wallace. The guests
| Mrs. James b. Black, Mrs. John l.. Grit
fiths and Mrs. VIM 4. Hughes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Bremermann
| have issued invitations for the marriage of
| their daughter Josephine and Mr.. John
| Griffin Edmunds, to take place Wednesday
! evening, Oct. 6. at Ne. 1893 Broadway. The
| North Alabama street after Nov. l.
| Mrs. Geo. L. Bradbury wife of the gem
eral manager of the Lake Erie & West
riously i'll with typhoid fever in Paris for
| the last six or eight weeks, is recovering
very rapidly and will sail with Mr.. Brad
| bury for New York on the steamer City
| of st. Louis Oct. 2.
| Invitations have been received by friends
mere for the marriage of Miss Winifred
| Smith, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John H.
| Smith, and Mr. John Edgar Johnson, to
take place at o'clock Thursday afternoon.
| Oct. Z. at the First Presbyterian Church of
| Muncie, Ind. A reception will be given at
| No. 622 East Main street from to O'Clock.
Or. Robert P. Oliver, of this city and
afternoon at the home of the brides par
| ents. at Lockland, o. Miss Rowe has been
i'll for some time with typhoid fever and
she was carried down to the parior and
| placed on a couch of flowers for the cere-
mony.. Rev. Mr.. Ely of the Episcopal
! Church, officiated.
| Mrs. Hugh H. Hanna gave a beautiful
| luncheon yesterday, having as her
! guest of honor Mr. Charles Holman
| Black, of Paris, France. The round table
| was arranged with large basket of pink
| gladiolas and stem vases of pink carna-
| tons, and just within the plates was a
band of smilax and gladlola blossoms. The
| company included Mr.. and Mrs Meredith
| Nicholson, Mrs. Bement Lyman, Mrs. and
the Misses Moore, Mrs. and Miss McKen-
| Zie, Miss Rowland, Mr. Nathan Morris Mr.
Thomas Kackley and Mr.. Hugh Hanna, jr
Miss Laura Huey gave a pretty aster
luncheon yesterday in honor Of Miss
Mary Hord, who will leave soon for
| New York to sepnd the winter and for
| Miss Mary Pickens, who has recently re-
turned from two years residence abroad.
| The table was adorned with lavender as
tiers and TIE name cards We're Gibson pen
| and ink sketches. Miss Huey's guests i'm
GUIDED Miss Daisy Wilson, Miss Edith Wal
lick, Miss Julia Hollweg, Miss Edith Bing-
| ham, Miss Madge Layman, Miss Josephine
| Smith, Miss Emma WATSON. Miss Nellie
| Carnahan and Miss Grace Compton.
CANTOR-GREENEBA
| CHICAGO, Sept. 23.-The wedding of
/ State Senator Jacob A. Cantor, of New
York, and Miss Miriam Greenebaum, was
celebrated at high noon to-day. The cere-
mony took place at the residence Of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. David A.
Greenebadnl, No. 1856 South Park avenue.
the Rev. DR.. r. G. Hirsch officiating The
| wedding was private, only few immediate
| friends being present. The bride wore a
| travelling gown Of light tan-colored cloth,
braided, the jacket faced with French green
velvet + The hat was OF soft felt trimmed
ming the throat of the jacket was the
! groom's gift. brooch of pearls and die
| monds. The bridegroom was attended by
| Richard Croker, of New York, as best
man. The presents were magnificent one of
sn aev most fro not s being complete silver
| York. Immediately after the breakfast
Senator and Mrs. Cantor left on short
WSI I.5 yVu1ney thIouEh tne n-aSt 1ney
York.
HOLZMAN-HOL.ZMA
| Special to the indianapolis Journal
ROCHESTER,, Ind, Sept. 23.-Mr Ross
! Holman, of Cincinnati, and Miss Bessie
| Holman were married at the residence of
the parents of the bride, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Holman, in this city, this morning. Rabbi
! Phillips, of the United Jewish Congrega-
ton of Cincinnati officiated. The groom is
! junior member of the firm of Seasongood
Mayer q Co. There We're present Mr. and
| Mrs. Samuel Holman, Mr.. and Mrs MAYER
| Miss Mayer Mr.. julius Holman, Mr. Louis
| FEEDER, Mr.. Al Holman. Mr.. Wallace Holz-
man, Miss Salena Levi, Miss Florence Sill
| berherg and Mr.. Moses Silberberg of Gin
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