The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-03-12
nENTIST DR.. A. E. BUCHANAN
UuN 11OA 81 80 When Building
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mrs. John T. Brush will not observe her
reception day to-day
Mrs John T. Boddie, of Chicago, is visit
ing Mrs. John G. New.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Mallory are home
from visit to New York.
Mrs. Henry Van Hoff has gone to Wash
fngton ID. g. to make visit
Mrs Harrison Burns left yesterday for
Vincennes to visit her daughter.
Miss Emma Root of Chicago. came yes
terday to visit Miss Gertrude Butler.
Mrs Frank Stevenson went to Lebanon
yesterday To make a visit of few weeks.
Mrs A. W. Coffin will give a card party
Wednesday afternoon at her home on Park
avenue.
Mrs. w. ID. Owen. Miss New and Miss
Hyde returned yesterday from a visit to
Chicago
Miss Ida Ayres will entertain at cards
Saturday afternoon at her home III Wood
run Place.
Mrs. John w Hoffman will leave Thurs
day for Reading, Pa, 10 visit her sister,
Mrs. Stevens.
Mrs. W. II. Brown. $50 North Meridian
street. will be at home informally Tuesday
March is. from TO O'Clock
Mrs. RaibIe has gone TO St. Joseph. Mo-,
and from there will go 10 Trinidad Col, 10
visit her daughter. Mrs. Goodale.
Mrs. BENJAMIN Kelsey and daughter.
Mrs. John Stone, have gone to Washington
and Baltimore TO spend six weeks.
Mrs. Harriet a. Bingham and daughter
Edith left yesterday for Dayton. o., 10
visit relatives for ten days or two weeks.
The Over the Teacups Club will meet this
afternoon with Mrs. ID. l.. Wood instead of
with Mrs. Van Hoff as formerly announced.
Mrs. L. G.. Deschler will give her card
company Wednesday morning instead Of
the afternoon for Mrs. Row and Miss Wad-
The w. F. NJ. s. OF Roberts Park Church
will meet with Mrs J. w. Harper, No. s24
North Delaware street, this afternoon at
2 O'Clock.
Mrs Raschig and son Charles. who have
been spending several months with Mrs
Aquilla q. Jones and family. will return TO
their home in California Monday.
Mrs. Henry s. Lane will return to her
home in Charlottesville to-day accompanied
by her niece, Mrs. Il. V. Chislett. who will
visit her parents. Mr.. and Mrs Elstun-
Mrs Il. r. Ingersoll formerly OF Lafay-
cite. who has been spending some time In
Denver with her son, Is visiting friends at
No. SO West Thirteenth street (old Fourth.)
Mrs C. l.. Morris and daughter Katherine
will accompany Mrs. f. NJ. Simmonds to
New Orleans and Galveston. Tex. leaving
next week, and will remain month or
more.
Miss Alice Somervile will entertain the
members cs the Sketching Club this after
noon for Miss Leah Fletcher. a member.
who has been absent in Denver Col, for
two years.
the Wilson Cinch Club Wednesday evening
at their home No IS North Noble street
IL proved to be delightful affair. Miss
Alice BurnsdeS, OF Marshall, ILL.,, was the
visiting guest.
Miss Elizabeth G. Hughes, teacher of
science in the Girls Classical School. and
Miss Frances G. Shoecraft. teacher of Latin
In the same institution. have gone TO Chi
cago to represent the Girls Classical School
In the ninth semi-annual conference of the
University of Chicago with Its affiliated
schools.
The annual meeting of the Woman's Mis-
sionary Society of the Second Presbyterian
Church was held yesterday afternoon in
the church parlors; The usual business
were elected: President. Mrs. James L.
Lodge: vice president. Mrs. +. III. Eldridge;
recording secretary. Mrs. ]. l.. Mothers
r. Mayo; treasurer. Mrs. III. 5. Tucker;
secretary of literature. Mrs. ]. c. Nc
Dowell. Refreshments were served by Mrs.
Agnes v. De Way. Mrs. III. r. Drew Mrs
a. NJ. De Souchet and Mrs. E. A. Hem
Erickson.
friends informally yesterday afternoon for
her guest. Miss Turner, OF New York and
Miss Scoville. OF Evansville. who is Wis
iting Mrs. ". -. Wishard. delightful
musical programme was given. Miss Meigs
and Miss Carman playing piano solos Miss
nagsett harp solos and Mrs. Crosley and
MISS Beck playing piano duet. Miss
Turner. who is talented reader. read the
humorous sketch by Eugene Field rela-
tive to German opera. to which he gave
the name Die Nalkyrie: or. the Boone
rangalungen. The rooms were prettiIy
decorated with tulips for the event Miss
Turner and Miss Scoyille will return 10
their homes to-day.
SMITH-KEMPER.
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MUNCIE. Ind, March 1.-THE marriage
OF Mr. John Lawrence Smith and Miss
Georgetta NJ. Kemper took place at the
High-street Methodist Church tonight in
the presence OF nearly five hundred invited
guests. The ring ceremony was performed
by Rev George IA. Hin. The bride is the
only daughter OF Or. and Mrs. c. W. II.
Kemper. pioneer residents of Muncie the
father being a director in the Union Ma
tional Bank and the family one of the best
WfIcoxon- Little Mary Wade Meelxs aged
five, cousin OF the bride. was flower girl
and the couple was attenoeo by Messrs w.
Edward Ball. There was an informal re-
ception by the couple at their new home
The bride white Russian lawn trim
med in embroidery and carried white lilies
Y-GROTTENDICK.
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RICHMOND. Ind. March ll.-Thls even.
ing at the home OF the brfde took place the
marriage OF Mr. Robert Morrey and Miss
Ida Grottendick. The ceremony was per.
formed by the Rev. j. w. Kapp. pastor OF
the English Lutheran Church Richmond
Will be their future home.
EMILY-HUBER
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SEYMOUR. Ind. March ll-Mr. Charlie,
H. Emily and Miss Emma Huber wer,
united In marriage al the NJ l. parsonag,
last night by Rev. J. NJ. Baxter Both ar.
weii-known young people, residing here