The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-10-13

Miss Kathryn Davis, of Cincinnati is
visiting Miss Susan Chapman.
Miss Susan Hayward, of Pana, ILL.,, is the
guest OF Miss Caroline Burford.
The Parlor Club was entertained yester-
day afternoon by Mrs. s. E. Perkins
Mrs. Addison Bybee has returned to the
city, and will be at home at the Denison
Mr.. and Mrs. V. H. Lockwood will give a
dinner this evening for Mr.. r. Byron Over
street.
Mrs. Edwin NJ ELAN has returned from
New England. where she spent several
months.
Miss Ella Haines has returned from Maine
and Massachusetts, where she has been for
three months.
Mrs. Alexander Mcneil of San Francisco.
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Swan
ston, of Woodruff Place.
Captain and Mrs. William r. English have
returned from their visit to Michigan. Mrs
English will receive Mondays.
Mrs. Goetz and Mr. Henry Newton will
sing at the prison reform reception. to be
held at Plymouth Church Saturday even
ing.
Mr.. N. B. Harrington entertained the
ushers of the ComlyWalcott wedding with
a breakfast at the Country Club yesterday
neon.
The first meeting of the Ceramic Club
for this season held yesterday after
noon with Mrs. Junius B. Roberts. on Park
avenue.
Miss Mary Noble will give a. high tea to-
morrow and the Misses Spann will give a
luncheon Saturday for Miss Denny, who is
to be married Wednesday.
Miss Woodland of Chicago, came yester-
day to visit Miss Florence Taggart. Miss
Taggart will give breakfast Saturday for
Louis
Mrs. Harrison Flint, of New York who
has been visiting her sister. Mrs John
Goodwin, for several weeks, viii leave to-
morrow for Fort Wayne, to visit her sister,
Mrs. Clark Fairbank.
Mr.. r. Byron Overstreet will leave Nov.
5 for New York and will sail from that
port for Berlin, where he will study music:
Mr.. Overstreet will probably give a recital
during the week he is in New York.
The Ladies' Chapter will give a reception
and entertainment TO the members OF
Company ID, of the misunderstanding
eighth Indiana Regiment. at the Brenneke
Academy Saturday evening. Invitations
have been issued for the event
The marriage of Miss Minnie Southworth
Raymond ard Mr.. Martin Edward Schad
took place last evening at the residence OF
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. ID. Bottome, on College
avenue. Rev. Mr. Barnenman, of the Nip
pert Memorial Church, ofticiated. Mr.. and
Mrs. Schad have gone to housekeeping at
No. 1899 Hamilton avenue.
John E. Foley. deputy United States mar
shall, will be married to Miss Hannah
O'Brien, Of Louisville. KY. on Wednesday
morning. Oct. Is. The ceremony will be per-
formed in the Church of Saint Louis Bert
rand at Louisville. After Nov. 10 Mr.. and
Mrs Foley will be "at home at $3.50 North
Delaware street. this city.
Rev. and Mrs. Thomas j. Villers have
issued invitations to all the members OF
the First Baptist Church and choir for a
reception at their new home on Meridian
street, Oct. %. from till 10 O'Clock in the
evening The reception committee will con-
sist of the boards of deacons and trustees
with their families, Mrs. S. b. Loomls and
several ministers connected with tie
church.
reception was given last evening to Rev.
G. G.. L.asby and Presiding Elder Rev. E. 3.
Rawls and their wives at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Clay Allen.
The reception marked the beginning of a
new conference year. The house was
decorated with autumn flowers and pink
roses were i'm the dining ROOM The officials
of the church were hosts for the evening.
The ladies assisting in the parlors were
Mrs. Charles +. Coffin, Mrs. William r.
Brown Mrs John Reagan. Mrs. c. w.
Cakes Mrs. L. F. Kimberlin. Mrs. w. b.
Barry, Mrs w. d. Cooper. Mrs. A. B. Corr
nelius. Mrs. William Hereth. Mrs. Jefferson
Taylor Mrs. l. III. Cunning. Mrs. N II.
Kipp Mrs. o. H. Palmer. Mrs. w. Il. Hen
ly. Mrs. j. 3. Kern. Mrs. o. w. Taylor. Mrs.
John Dalrymple. Mrs. w. f. Curryer Mrs.
A. c.. May. Mrs j. f. Carson, Mrs. j. r.
Budd and Mrs. John b. Conner. In the din
ing room Mrs. George NJ. Chandler. Mrs
L. w. Cooper. Mrs. NJ. " Virgins. Miss
Metzner. Miss Fisher Miss Harris and Miss
Ritter assisted. Invitations had been ex-
tended to the Methodist ministers of the
city and there were many members of the
church present.