The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-08-05


ter Edith have gone TO Boston TO be absent
until September. They will visit the White
mountains.
Miss katherine Wickersham and Miss
Augusta Ballard, of jamestown. o.. are
visiting the Misses Brown. on North Capt.
toI avenue.
Mrs j. r. MacFariand and Miss Mac
Farland will be at home informally for Miss
Moore. of Rochester. n. Y. There are no
invitations.
Mr. Joseph Gray Kitchell has been notified
of his election to honorary membership in
the Incorporated PrintseIlers Association of
Great Britain.
Mrs William B. wheeIock, who came to
attend the funeral of Mrs Frederick NJ.
Ayres, has returned to her summer home,
in gainesville o.
Miss McEchran. assistant superintendent
of the City Hospital Training School. has
gone TO her former home, in Canada, to
spend her vacation.
Rev. Henry A. Buchtel will come next
week to visit among old friends. and Will
occupy the pulpit of Central-avenue Church
week from Sunday.
Mrs Edward Hawkins and children re,
turned yesterday from Wawasee and will
leave Tomorrow with Mr.. Hawkins for
trip down the st. Lawrence
Rev. and Mrs. A. B. Philputt will go to
and later will go to the northern part of
the State for their annual outing.
Mr.: and Mrs. j. S. Lazarus will go to
Omaha to attend the exposition Aug. Is and
Divine, of Kansas City. with them.
Miss Sada Baker, of Madison. who has
been visiting Mrs. A. G. Newell and Mrs.
James Lodge. has gone to New York city to
visit her sister. Mrs. George +. Baker.
Mrs. William III. DRAPER received in
formally yesterday afternoon for her Wis
itor, Miss Blee of Cleveland. 0. Mrs. Dra-
pier was assisted by the Misses DRAPER.
Miss Edna Bowling. who makes her home
with her grandmother, Mrs: w. r. Nc
Keen, of Terre Haute, is with her mother,
Mrs Ida Bowling, at 2312 Talbot avenue.
Mr.. w. D. Cooper has returned from Bay
row. Miss Elizabeth Cooper will remain
there through the months of August and
September.
Mrs. ]. w. Hughes. of North Capitol ave-
where she visited her son Edgar
In few days she will visit her sons in
Chicago and st. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Perry will go to Sey-
mour tomorrow to spend Sunday with Miss
hattie Dickinson, who has recently re-
turned from Europe, where she has been
studying music for a year.
Guests at the home of Senator and Mrs.
Charles w. Fairbanks are Mr. Fairbankss
mother, Mrs. Fairbanks of Springfield, o.;
Mrs. Fairbanks's mother. Mrs. Cole, and
sister, Mrs. Lowe, of Delaware. o., and
Miss Hare, of Upper Sandusky. o.
Misses Frances and Emma Atkins gave
fern luncheon yesterday at which the guests
Ct honor were Miss Katherine Wacott and
L
them were Miss Hoabird of Evanston. the
Misses Augur of Fort Leavenworth. Miss
Walcott, Miss Erwin. Miss Mary Ransdell
and Miss Coburn.
The first of the series of 'ice water
dances will be held at the Propylaeum Sat
urday evening. from to II o'clock. The
d, Pierce. Mrs. John r. Wilson, Mrs. Mar
vim Rice Maxwell and Miss Garrard. The
committee in charge is Mr.. George B. Com
ly, Mr., Reyes Winter. Mr.. Dwight Day and
Mr.. Frederick Winters.
DIR. and Mrs. John N. Hurry gave a din
ner party last evening in honor of Miss
June Jaquith and her guests at the new
English tea room. The table was hand
somely appointed and decorated with flow
ers The company included Mr.. and Mrs.
Cyrus v. Jaquith, Miss Jane Witter. of Ty-
rome, Pa. Miss Elsie Leach and Miss Grace
Clark. of Cincinnati, Miss Anne and Mr..
Gilbert Hurry.
Miss Marie Pierson gave a linen shower
yesterday afternoon for Miss Virginia Sale
The gifts were placed in basket and
showered on the hride-elect. After the
| shower. the guests were entertained at pro-
meet Miss Sale were Mrs. Stoughton Spots
Mrs. Frederick G. Pressell, Mrs. Lawrence
w. George. Miss Laura Huey Miss Marina
Neighbor. Miss Courtney, Miss Mabel Mabel
Schmidt Miss Florence Atkins. Miss Ana
bel Williams, Miss Lulu Adams, Miss Alice
Miss Mabel Phares. Miss Florence Hey
wood, Miss Mary Share, Miss Bessie Wells
MISS Lucy Ha0l6V. MISS DORIS SChrdmm
and Miss Kate Warren.
EY-CHAMBERS.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
PENDLETON, Ind, Aug. AIR. J. Ed
ward Headley and Miss Frances Chambers
were married here last evening at the resi-
dence of the brides parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Chambers The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. w. w. Culey, pastor of the First
Lutheran Church of Indianapolis The
bridesmaid was Miss Mayme Chambers,
sister of the bride. and Mr.. Harry March,
of Muncie, was best man. The maid of
honor was Miss Byrd Huddart of Evans
vile. Ind. The bridegroom entered with his
brother. Carl Headley. followed by the
bride leaning on the arm of Mr.. John lyle
hart, of Evansville. Mendlessohn's march
was played by Fred Noble, violin soloist,
accompanied by a harp. at 5 a. m. this
morning Mr.. and Mrs. Headley left for
Cleveland and other points north and will
be absent about three weeks They will
make their home in this city. where Mr..
Headley is secretary of the Indiana win
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Harry March, of
Muncie; Mr.. and Mrs. John Iglehart and
Miss Byrd Huddart, Evansville; Mrs. Hill
Mrs. Turner, Indianapolis: Henry Winter,
indianapolis, and Messrs. Austin Ritterford,
Mortimer Wilson, William Nef, James
Willets and daughter, Miss Maggie and
Charles Keltner and wife, all of Anderson,
CHITTENDEN-ROSS
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
ANDERSON, Ind, Aug 4.-The marriage
of DR.. Edwin w. Chttenden and Miss Cecil
Ross took place this morning, at the home
of DR.. Mcleod, corner of Eleventh and Del
aware streets. Following the ceremony a
wedding breakfast was served and the bride
and groom left at noon for the lakes to
spend their honeymoon. Both are very wide
ly known and the wedding has been a.
chief topic of conversation in Anderson So
cial circles for some time. They will reside
in this city.
FOREMAN-GREEN.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
PORTLAND. Ind. Aug. s.-Mr. George
D. Foreman and Miss Della Green. of this
city, went to Rome City yesterday and from
there were driven to Wolcotville. where
they were married by Rev. F. L. Snyder,
VINO at one time was pastor of the Evan
gelical Church of Portland.
PEAKE-SMITH.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
BEDFORD. Ind, Aug. 4.-James Peake, a
popular young engineer on the Monon, who
has run on the Bedford and Bloomington
stone train, left for Bloomington yesterday
accompanied by a number of his friends
ana was married last night to Miss Nellie
Smith, of that city.
Boys Clubs.
A r. Sanborn. in North American Review.
The number of boys clubs in Boston and
vicinity is legion And vet it is doubtful