The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-06-11
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and Mrs. George Moore. and later they will
go to New York. They will be absent about
fortnight.
Miss Gertrude Lillian ormsby. of Chicago.
has come to visit her brother, Mr.. Frank H.
Ormsby, and wife, for few weeks.
The Nineteenth Century Bowling Club will
entertain the Central Bowling Club this aft
ernoon at the Independent Turner alleys.
Mrs H. C. Adams and daughter have re-
turned from Washington, where the latter
was graduated from the Mcdonald Ellis
School.
DR.. Bacon. pastor of Roberts Park NJ. E.
Church. who has been quite sick for several
weeks is out again and will preach Sunday
evening.
Mrs Melville Elliott Heiner will give a
family dinner Monday evening in honor of
the sixty-ninth anniversary of her mothers
birthday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen M. Fletcher and fam
iIy and Rely ley, and Mrs. N A HYDE S ana 10
Vermont, next week.
Mrs Charles II. Walcott and her daugh.
ters and son and Mrs. VIM J. Mckee, who
are travelling in England have taken pas
sage home for Aug. 2.
Mrs. Henry Kahn will give a young peos
pies party Friday afternoon for her dangh'
teenth birthday anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry S. Fraser. who have
been spending several weeks at the Deni-
son, will take possession of their home, on
North Delaware street, next week.
Mrs Francis Lockwood Hardcastle and
children, of Chicago, are the guests of Mrs.
Hardcastle'S parents Mr., and Mrs. n. Il.
Brown at No. SOC East Fifteenth street.
Mrs. Harriet Augusta Prunk has returned
from Purdue, where she attended the COM
mencement. The last of this month Mrs.
convention of the National ElocutionistS.
Miss May Shipp entertained few friends
at luncheon yesterday, among whom was
Miss Mary Hgssey of Chicago, who is Mrs.
lock. of Chicago. Mrs. w. 3. Wheelock's
visitor.
Mrs Hiram G.. Keays and son., wbo, are
turn home Tuesday. Mr.. and Mrs w. p.
Herod will give family dinner tomorrow
evening for Mrs. Keays and Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph r, Herod
Mrs Sol Meyer, of No. 9O7 East st. Clair
street, left yesterday for Washington, where
she will spend the summer with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer entertained Thursday
night in honor of the first anniversary OF
their marriage.
Invitations have beer Issued by Mrs. Mary
Louise Salter for the marriage Of her
Lewis, to take place Wednesday evening,
June %; at $50 o'clock. at the family resi-
denee, No. Ill West Tenth street
There will be a song service tomorrow
evening at Meridian-street Church by the
quartet, Mrs. Enrique c. Miller soprano;
Mrs, Essie Messing Rice, alto; Mr. Andrew
and the chorus. Mr. Max Leckner is the
director and Miss Shoemaker is the organ
list.
Mrs H H Rowland entertained a number
of children yesterday afternoon for Miss
Abby Barnard, the young daughter of Mr..
j. Alfred Barnard, of this city, who is
spending a few days here. There were
games for the guests, and Mignonne and
Donald McGibeny gave little play and
sang several songs for the entertainment OF
an interested audience. Little Miss Barnard
will return to-day to her home in Cincin-
natl, where she lives with her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. ingalls,.
Yoh pad mum
of friends of Mrs Samuel Ach, of Cincin-
natl. who were members of the class Of 80
of the Indianapolis High School, yesterday
vania street. The class colors of scarlet and
old gold were used in the floral decoration
of scarlet geraniums and coreopsis. in the
badges of satin ribbon of the two colors,
held by flag pin, and in the ribbons which
tied the prizes as the reward for a geo.
graphical contest, The refreshments were
also of the two colors. During the after
noon Mrs. e. A. Hendrickson, who was the
class prophet, read her prophecy, and Mrs.
Kahn, who was the class editor, read one
of her papers. The literary part OF the pro-
gramme was a surprise to the guests. The
friends entertained for Mrs. Ach included
Mrs. Henry C. G.. Balls, Mrs. Worth Merritt,
Mrs Z. A. Hendrickson Mrs Aquilla Q.
Jones, Mrs. Harry Coughlen, Mrs. w. II.
Hobbs, Mrs Jennie Raschig and Miss Eta
Lamb.
HERT-YERGER.
special 10 the Indianapolis Journal.
BEDFORD, Ind, June 10.--At the Chris
tian Church. last night. Mr. Mfnomen o.
Hert of Springville. west of this city. and
Miss Emma Yerger were married. The
bride Is one of Bedfords accomplished
young women. The wedding march WIS
played by Mrs. Flora Whitfield. Rev. Or.
j. w Newland officiated. After the cere-
mony reception was given at the home of
Sf0eGgpI grandmother n 10 dc