The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-08-18


Place, returned home yesterday.
Mr.. Stuart Laughlin of Cincinnati. who
! has been visiting his sister, MRS. FRANK
| Carroll Reaume, has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Cornell Carey are
| guests of Mr.. and Mrs. julius A. Hanson
at their cottage at Harbor Point. Mich.
} Mr. and Mrs e. w. Brown and Miss
| Edith Brown have gone to Seabright. N j.,
to remain until the middle of September.
Mrs. j. 7. Austin and daughter, of Chi
! cago, VINO have been visiting Mrs. Edward
Austin, have gone to Anderson for short
| time.
DR.. II. s. Krug gave a dinner to a party
| of gentlemen last evening in honor of Mr..
! Macy Good, of Chicago, formerly of this
city.
Mrs. George w. Alexander has returned
| from an Eastern trip, and her daughter,
! Miss Georgia Alexander, is expected this
evening
Miss Elsie Kane, who has been spending
a month with her cousin. Miss Frances j.
| Dunn. left yesterday for her home in Keo-
kuk, Ia.
Mr.. Earl Wright, who was married Mon
! day in St Louis returned last evening with
his bride. Mr.. and Mrs. Wright will reside
| in this city.
Mr. r. w. Neighbor entertained friends
last evening with brake party in honor of
| Miss Laura Hanna > guest Miss Rhode
! hamel, of Piqua, o.
| Gill. have returned from a visit to Pc
toskey and Macatawa Park and with Mr..
| OllNer L. morton III chicago.
Mr.. Frederick Rush, went to st. Louis
| yesterday accompanied by his niece, Miss
| Clara Reiss. who has been visiting Mr.. and
| Mrs Rush for several weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ward have returned
| from England, accompanied by Miss Bell
| McCOughren and William j. Spittlehouse
| who intend locating in this city.
| The last of the concerts at the German
House will be given soon and an announce
| ment as to whether 1t will be this week
| or next will be made in few days.
The At Home Club will be entertained
Friday. evening with garden party at
| the residence of Mr. and Mrs. George Prior,
| (old No. 1870 North Meridian street.
| Mrs. A. B. Gates will leave Friday for
| Maxinkuckee to spend a few weeks at her
cottage, which has been occupied this sum-
| mer by her son, Mr.. w. n. Gates, and
| family.
Mrs. Catherine Massey went to Mobiles
| Vile yesterday to visit daughter, and her
| daughter, Miss Elizabeth Massey, went to
| Asbury Park for two weeks, and later will
visit New York.
| Miss Olive Hicks entertained a few friends
! with a wheel party last evening for her
| supper at the home of Miss Hcks's sister.
| Mrs. Hammond followed.
Mrs. George Barr and daughter Lillian
| of Chicago, arrived yesterday to visit Mrs
| Z. b. Ault Mrs. Ault will give a porch
party Friday for Mrs. Barr and Miss Ger
| trude Morris, of Chicago.
Mrs. f. NJ. Farquhar will go to Minneap-
| oils in October to spend the winter with her
daughter, Mrs. Eugene Hay. Miss Caroline
| Farquhar who has been there for several
weeks, will not return to this city.
The marriage of Miss Emma B. Conway
| and Mr.. William c. Love Of Dallas, Tex,
| took place yesterday monrning. Rev d. r
| at once for their home in the South.
| The East End Lady Knight Club sur
| prised their secretary, Mrs. Emma Math-
| ews, on Monday evening by party, cele-
| brating her fortieth birthday, at her home,
| in North Pine street. She received a beau
tiful present from the club
Mrs. Messing and sons Samuel and Alb,
Mr. Simon Seger ana the f tend fhe mer
| Torrance of Mrs. Esse Messing Rice of
| this city, as Miss Hurricane in the Little
| Tycoon which was given Monday evening.
| Miss Emma Messing went yesterday to at
| tend the second and last performance,
| which was given last night
BAIR-BURROUGHS.
One of the prettiest home weddings of the
summer was that of Miss Stella May Bur-
roughs, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George
f. Burroughs, and Mr.. Edward M Bair
which occurred yesterday morning at $50
o'clock at the family residence. No. 32lG
| North Illinois street. The ceremony was
pronounced by Rev. c. H. Mcdowell, pas
tor of the North Baptist Church. The
wedding march was played by Miss Jose
| phine Farrell as the bride and groom, I'M
| attended, entered the parlor, and 20,
| Promise Me" during the ceremony. They
| stood beneath q canopy of smilax and
| roses. The bride wore costume of cell
| blue silk combined with mousselaine de
| sole, and carried a bouquet of Bride roses
| After the ceremony an elaborate wedding
| breakfast was served to the one hundred
| or more guests. The parlor was decorated
| smilax and the other rooms with garden
| flowers in variety. Miss Genevieve Camp
| handsome gifts were sent by friends in
| this and other cities. Mr.. and Mrs. Bair
| left at 10 o'clock for Kentucky, where they
| will visit relatives of the former. On their
| return to this city, after a two weeks alb
| serce they will be at home with Mr.. and
| Mrs. Burroughs after Sept - Among the
| guests was Mrs. Simmonds, of Louisville,
| GREEN-BROWN.
| specia, to the indianapolis Journal
| EDMOND Ind Aug. 17.-Mr. George
| L. Green of Kalamazoo Mich, and Miss
| Florence L. Brown, of Economy, were mar
| ried last night by the Rev. Jacob w. Kapp,
| pastor of the First English Lutheran
| Church. at his home. The future home OF
| Mr.. and Mrs. Green will be Dayton. o.
| SHOLL-SLOVER.
| Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
| VALPARAISO, Ind, Aug. H-This even
ing at the home of the bride, Mrs. Rebecca
Slower and w H. Sholl were married by
Rev. ]. L. Brant. The bride is sixty-four
| years old and the groom sixty-seven, both
| being prominent.
| IrvingtOn.
| Mr. Rollin Kautz has gone to Toronto.
| Canada to spend a week.
| Mrs e. w. Knapp has returned from a
| visit with friends in Marion.
| Mr. and Mrs. A. Gest and son Addison
have returned from Bethany Park
Mrs Charles B. Clark has returned from
jefferson, O., where she has been for sew
| eral days.
Mrs. C. NJ. Cross and family have re-
! turned from few weeks visit with rela-
/ tives in Ohio,
Mrs. A. N. Towels. who has been spend
| ing a week at Old Point Comfort, has re-
| turned home.
Mrs. Orvile Carvin has gone to spend
a week with her sister, Mrs. Alfred Brown,
| at Grand Rapids, Mich.
| Mr. Frank Tibbott, who accompanied
| General Harrison to the Adirondack noun
| tains, has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Brown, who have
| had charge of the hotel at Bethany Park
| are expected home to-day.
Mrs. j. ID. Johnston, who has been visit
| ing in Columbus, o., left Monday to spend
| several weeks at Cedar Lake, Wis
Mr. w. F, Lacy, of Poplar Grove, Ark,
| who has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Iden
| will return home the last of this week.
| Mr.. Frank Chase of Dallas, Tex, spent
| "A few daVs in IrVingtOn on his wav 10 vicit