The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-09-09
0ENWTCT DR.. A. E. BUCHANAN
OAN 44N4 ;2.33 When Building
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

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Mr.. Frank Brown left yesterday for New
York.
Mr.. ]. c. sipe has gone East to visit his
brother.
Miss Grace Lintner is visiting Mrs How
ard Craig, in Charlottesville.
Miss Caroline Fry will leave Saturday for
Cincinnati, to spend the winter
Mrs w. n. Wishard will go to Evans
vile this week to visit relatives
Miss Elizabeth Dye will go to Kentucky
early next week to visit friends
Miss Elizabeth Ketcham viii entertain
the Story Club Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. A. c. Lanier will return from Haver-
hill, Mass where she has been visiting.
Mr.. Edward Nell has resigned his posi-
ton as choir director at Plymouth Church.
Miss Amy Jacobs has returned from
visit to her sister, Mrs. Seymour, at La
porte.
Mr. James E. Roberts returned yesterday
from a visit of four weeks to Eastern
cities.
Mr.. E. NJ Thompson is in Memphis.
Tenn, and will remain until the last Of the
month.
Mr. and Mrs John Wood have returned
from, a two weeks visit to Richmond
friends.
Miss Mary Potter, of Glendale, O., is
visiting her brother, DR.. Theodore Potter,
and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. landlord, of Talbot ave-
nue., have returned from visit to relatives
in Canada.
Miss Nellie Bridgeman, of ST. Louis, who
is visiting the Misses Walcott, will return
home Saturday.
Mr.. J. NJ. DUNCAN and family have re-
turned from Ohio, where they spent the
summer with relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Barnes have returned
from visit of several weeks at the sea-
shore and in New York.
Mrs. John T. Brush and daughter have re-
turned from Turtle Lake, Mich, where
they spent several weeks.
Miss Anna Asman of Avondale. Cincin-
natl. Is visiting Miss Hartman at her home,
on East Washington street.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl. Hubbard will return
to-day from Denver, where they visited Mr..
John A KurtZ and family.
Mrs. f. S. Newcomer and Miss Newcom-
er will return to-day from HagerStown,
Nd, where they spent the summer.
Miss Maud Deering, of Shelbyville, ILL.,,
will be the guest of Miss Gail Smith next
week. Ell route to school at Glendale, o.
Mrs. r. b. r. PIERCE and Miss Van Val
kenburg returned yesterday from Pine
Point, Me. where they spent the summer.
Miss Nellie Colgan has returned from an
extended visit to Mrs. Arthur Auchincloss,
at Redlands, Cal, and to friends in Den
yer.
Miss Florence Liebert will give a cinch
party this evening for the Misses Moth of
Cincinnati, who are guests of Miss Oda
Adams.
Miss nellie S. Thornton returned yester-
Scotland, England, Switzerland, Italy and
France.
Mr.. Wallace Allison has returned from a
three months trip to Europe. He has Wis
tied Moscow London, Paris, Vienna, Flor
ence and Switzerland.
Mrs. Herbert Erskine Hess, of Chicago,
came yesterday to spend week with her
North Alabama street
Rev. and Mrs a. J. Graham win return
tomorrow from Maine where they spent
the summer Mr. Graham will occupy his
pulpit at Christ Church Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Gray Bearnes has returned
from Ohio and will be with her father, Col.
S. f. Gray and family, for a week before
returning to her home. in Minneapolis.
Mr.. A. p. Stanton will return from north
ern Wisconsin this week. His daughter,
Miss Anna Stanton. will go to Bloomington
to visit her sister, Mrs. c. c. Brown, before
coming home.
The w. F. NJ. s. of Roberts Park Church
will meet with Mrs. John Miller, (old) No.
764 Broadway tomorrow afternoon at 2
o'clock. This will be memorial meeting
to Mrs. Chantler
Mr.. Addison Bybee has returned from the
seashore Mrs. Bybee will not return until
after she has placed her daughter. Miss
Louise Bybee, in the McDonald-Ellis School
for Girls, in Washington, ID. G.
Mr.. Frederick L. Carter and Miss Nellie
ID. Tilford were married at the Central
Christian Church last evening by Rev ]. E.
at new 1923 North Illinois street.
Mr.. Durham. of GAINESVILLE, who came to
spend short time with his sister, Mrs.
Chapman Williams, has returned home. Mr..
Williams is very Ill at Irvington, where he
went with his wife to spend the summer.
The reception to have been given to-mor-
row afternoon and evening by Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Fletcher Hall has been indefinitely
postponed on account of the death of Mrs.
halls uncle, Mr. G. o. b. Bryant, OK Wash
fngton, u. c.
DIR. c. r. Henderson, professor of socioI-
ogy at the Chicago University, will come
Saturday to remain until Monday with his
sister. Mrs. John L. Grfiths. Mr. Hender-
son VIII occupy the pulpit of the First
Baptist Church Sunday morning.
Mrs. T. NJ Ogle have returned from New
York accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs John
M egiu yer Miley ana r SON whom they met In
from Brussels. France, where he held
position under the recent administration
their home for years.
Miss Olive Gardner and Mr. Charles
Reinacker were married last evening at
bride was attended by Miss Mary STACK
and the groom by his brother, Mr. John
Reilacker. Mr. Joseph Joiner presided at
the organ and played the wedding march
softly during the ceremony. The bride
wore a gown of white silk and her brides
maid one of blue silk. After the ceremony
at the church a reception was held at the
home OF the grooms mother, Mrs. Reinack-
er. on KCnnngton street Mr.. and Mrs
Reinacker will got at once TO housekeep-
ing on Stillwell street.
The general outlines of the Flower Mis-
sion fair this year have been arranged and
the officers chosen. These latter are:
President. Mrs. John l.. Griffths; vice
presldents, Mrs. Benlanln Harrison, Mrs
v X. Hendricks and Mrs. George II. Chap
man; secretary. Miss Eleanor Porter:
treasurer Miss Gertrude Goodhart. 1t will
be named Festival of Holidays. and some
OF the days TO be represented will be New
Years, Christmas, Labor day. Arbor day
Fourth Of July Thanksgiving. birthdays
Easter and April Foois day. The exterior
OF the booths will be in green. The con-
structidn committee consists OF Mas. Lava
lette Davidson Dickey Mrs. A Il. Grover
Miss Nalette Miller and Miss Anna Spann
The heads of the booths have not all been
chosen. There will be eight members In
all but the larger booths. Miss May Shipp
il to have charge of the magazine. Miss
Louise Garrard will be chairman OF the
entertainment committee and will have
Eibcommittees selected by the general en-