The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-09-15
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.


Vassar College.
Miss Mary Hicks has returned from Green
Lake. Wisconsin.
Mr.. Frank Tindolph OF Detroit, will come
Saturday to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs Theodore Varney left yes
terday for an Eastern trip.
Mr.. and Mrs S. II. Shearen have gone to
Evansville, Ind. for a month.
Mrs Frank E. Gavin has returned from
visit to relatives in Alexandria.
Mr. Christian Brink and daughters re-
turned yesterday from Petoskey.
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Comstock are guests at
the Colonial at Mount Clemens, Mich.
Miss Mary Stewart and niece. Miss Scott,
have returned from their western trip
Mr.. ]. A. Lemcke and family will go to
California to spend a part of the winter
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank l.. Gates have re-
turned from Michigan and the northern
lakes.
Miss Irene Kelly. of st. Louis. is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Robert Martindale at the
Victoria.
Mr. P. S. Cornelius has returned from
visit to old friends in Terre Haute and
Rockville.
Miss Jessie Beals.- of Chicago. is the
guest of the Misses Duvall, on North Illi-
nois street
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Judah have re-
turned from Maxinkuckee and will be in
the city for a few days.
Mrs. William J. Hughes and daughter
at the Hotel English for a few weeks.
Mrs. r. V. Erskine, of Lake Forest, ILL.,,
formerly Miss Abby Watson. of this city,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs James l. Lodge.
The marriage of Mr. William E. Kurtz,
Of this city. and a young lady of Denver
Col. will take place the last of this month
in Denver.
: Mr. II Karl Krauss will give bowling party
tomorrow night for Miss Colborn, of Wy
oming, who is visiting his sister.
Mr.. August Keller gave a break party
last evening to see the Battle of Manila
Martha Colborn, of Wyoming, o.
Miss Etha Hall has issued invitations for
miscellaneous shower Sept. q for Miss
Nellie Richards. There will be a number of
other entertainments given in Miss Rich
ardS'S honor soon.
Mr.. J. II. vajen and family Mr.. and Mrs
5. Herbert Collins and Mrs. Charles Stuart
voorhees, and daughter. of Spokane Wash,
are at the Bates House. They will take pos
session of their new home on North Me-
Tid id street opposite the he. Institution for the
daughter will be with them for two weeks.
At the reception to be given this evening
to Rev. G. A. Christensen, chaplain of the
ne-hundred-and-ifty eighth, at st. Pauls
Hendricks, Mrs. r. B. McOuat, Mrs ]. w.
Dodd, Mrs: J. J: Bingham Mrs. w. j. Hol-
be assisted by all of the ladies of the
church. A general invitation is extended
At a. business meeting of the Dramatic
club Tuesday evening the following new
dale, Mrs. Edward Taylor, Mrs. William F.
Landers Mr., and Mrs. Nicholas McCarty
f Harrison. Mr. and Mrs y. A. Gladding.
MISS Daisy Wilson. Misses Mary and Fanny
Fletcher, Miss Ellen Baker, Miss Florence
pay. Messrs. Wilbur Dark. George Martin,
Charles Morrison. John Thomson Larz
Whitcomb, Bernays Kennedy and Clarence
Winter
Miss Nellie Richards was the guest of
honor at a company given yesterday after
noon by Mrs. Russell r. Buchanan Dur
ing the afternoon Miss Richards was pre-
scented with box of dainty linen articles,
the gifts of the several guests. Later there
was game Those entertained included
Miss Etha Hall. Miss Laura Huey Miss
Esther Jordan, Miss Eleanor Porter, Miss
Emma Frank Miss Florence Atkins Miss
Lois Dyer. Miss Mera Tousey Miss Daisy
Clark. Mrs. Charles E. Hall. Miss Ada
Moore, Misses Agnes and Flora Ketcham,
Miss Laura Talbot Miss Richardson of
Terre Haute. Miss Bessie Richards, Miss
Gertrude Henry. Miss Elma Woollen. Miss
Jrliette Bryan, Miss Percy Walker. Miss
Florence Taggart, Miss Helen Seaton. Mrs
w. II. Seaton. Misses Kate and Charlotte
Cathcart. Miss Mary Pickens and Miss
Martha DRAPER.
Miss Cora Parry gave a porch party yes
terday morning for her visitor. Miss F'lorea
of Connersville, and Miss Tudor. of Gin
fnnau wh9 is visiting Ns her S sister Mrs
sisted by Mrs. Fitzgerald and Mrs. Hunter,
of Cincinnati. in the entertainment of her
by a flower luncheon. and those who ac
cepted the Inequalities were: Mrs. Gerry
N. Sanborn. Mrs. William Martin Birk, Miss
Demia Townley, Miss Corella Taylor Miss
Dora Kiefer. Miss Alice Long, Miss Mary
Edith Dean. Miss Cora Griffith, Miss Helen
lockwood. Miss Bessie Richards. Miss
Florence Atkins. Miss Beatrice Byers, Miss
Ada Moore, Miss Adelaide Goetz, Miss
Muriel Hit. Miss Esther Jordan, Miss
kuhn; Miss Stella Adams, Miss Mary Van
Wrinkle, Miss Rena Tucker, Miss Harriet
Eitel Miss Marie Pierson, Miss Laura Fftz-
gerald and Miss Edna Williams.
Observation-Disclosures
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
GREENCASTLE, Ind. Sept. 14-Miss
Minnie Burlingame, daughter of Mrs Eliza
beth Rurlingame, of this city. was married
this afternoon to Mr. Charles Rose of JEFF
fersonville. The ceremony was pronounced
al O'Clock, by Rev. w II. Wise pastor Of
College-avenue Church, of which the bride
has long been a popular member. Mr.. Rose
is young business man of Jeffersonville
in which city his bride formerly resided
They will make that city their home Mr.
Rose has position with the Pennsylvania
Railroad.
RAMSEY
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
UNION CITY. Ind, Sept 14-At the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Fisher. at noon
to-day. their daughter Miss Louise Col
lette. and Mr.. Claude L. Ramsey. of Port
land, Mlcn, were united in marriage nv
Rev. Elliott, pastor Of the Presbvieriai
Church. Mr.. and Mrs. Ramsey left this
afternoon for their home in Portland, Mich
MUTH-WERNErs
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
RICHMOND, Ind, Sept. l4-Mr. Charles
G. Muth, of Dayton. o., and Miss Clara
Werner. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Joseph
Werner. sr., were married this morning at
50. Andrews Catholic hurch Rev Fafher
.dacke ofticiated. They Will reside in Day