The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-11-17
Personal AND SOCIETY.

Mrs Eb Shirk has gone TO chicago 10
spend a short time.
Mr. and Mrs. c. II. Leach, of Kokomo,
are visiting in the city
Miss Louise Porter of Ottawa, ILL.,. Is
the guest of Miss Stella Adams.
Mrs. Marvin Rice Maxwell will not OBJ
serve a day at home this season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oren Taft of Chicago are
visiting Mr.. S. A. Morrison at the Victoria
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Murphy, of Chicago.
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Murphy.
Miss Mary Kintner, of Cedar Farm. will
come Monday to visit Mrs j. K. Sharpe jr.
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Sonntag will go to
Evansville to spend Thanksgiving with rela-
tives.
Mrs. 3. Gundelfnger will go to Peoria, ILL.,,
to-day to visit her daughter, Mrs. Schwa-
hacker.
Mrs D. B. Mllikan and daughter Jessie,
of Connersville. are visiting Mrs. ]. E.
Whelden.
Rev H. H. Kinney, recently pastor CT
Mayfiower Church, is Ill with pneumonia at
Phoenix. A. Il.
Mrs. Ida II. Harper received with Mrs.
SeWall last evening and was a guest at the
Contemporary Club.
Mrs. s. F. Morss and Mrs. N. A. Glad
ding will observe their first reception days
of the season this afternoon.
Mrs William Carlin will entertain the
Merry Wives" this afternoon at her home.
No. 6S4 East Eleventh street.
Mrs. Clarine Voolfolk. of Buffalo. came
yesterday and will spend the winter with
her mother, Mrs. S. L. Bowen.
Mrs f. A. Plum, of Chicago, is here and
will remain until after Thanksgiving with
Mr.. Plum's parents on East Sixteenth
street.
Mrs. w. ]. Richards received informally
yeterday afternoon for her visitor Mrs.
Charlotte Bushnell, of California, formerly
of this city.
''NIr. Bob is the name. Of the play to be
given by young people at the entertainment
Of the Hebrew Benevolent Society at the
German House Dec. 8.
Mrs. Charles Allen Dale and daughter
Lillian, who are visiting at Port Jervis,
N. j., will spend Thanksgiving with Miss
Florence Atkins at Vassar College
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Dickson and Mrs.
Negley, of Pittsburg, are visiting Mrs.
Mary Dickson and family. A matinee party
was given yesterday afternoon in their
honor
At the Contemporary Club last evening
Dr. Emerson gave the address, having Sol
der and Scholar for his subject. There
was large attendance of members and
visitors
First Army Corps, Porto Rico who has
been very sick with typhoid fever is on fur
Tough at the home of his parents, 2313 North
Meridian street.
laeum for the annual Thanksgiving ball to
the stockholders and their friends. Any one
wishing extra invitations may obtain them
at the Propylaeum.
located in this city as the successor of DR..
Sarah Stockton, who has taken a position
at the Hospital for the Insane. Or; McMa-
han is at home at the Hotel English.
Miss Reagan, of Evansville is the guest
of Mrs John H. Sonntag at the Delano.
Mrs Sonntag will give small tea this
afternoon for Miss Reagan, and Mrs. Spear
will give a dinner tomorrow evening for
Miss Reagan.
Mr.. Paul Wachsman and Miss Caroline
Zobbe We're married yesterday morning at
TTaf Ca1.~f l11-
officiating. The bride wore green broadcloth
with white corsage and fur trimming. The
attendants were Mr.. Adolph Schmidt and
Miss Mary thinner. A wedding breakfast
was served at the home of the bride. AS
sisting in receiving were Miss Ellis and Miss
Marcy. Mr.. and Mrs Wachsman left in the
afternoon for a Southern trip, and they will
be at home at No. 62S South Alabama street
after Dec. l.
Mrs. Charles Leroy Farrell gave her first
reception since her marriage yesterday
her mother, Mrs. r. N. Richards and Mrs.
III. S. Krug, formerly Miss Etha Hall. who
the parlors were the young ladies who were
attendants at the wedding, Miss Laura
Huey, Miss Gertrude Henry. Miss Julette
Bryan, Miss Elma Woollen and Miss Eliza
beth Richards. In the dining room, where
pink chrysanthemums and candles adorned
the table Mrs. Charles Z. Hall and Mrs.
assisted by Miss Rose Holmes, the Misses
Cathcart and Miss Laura Talbot. In the
cNtHiHS MI anu AlTS. + dFTell were at nome
and the same young ladies were present.
HUME-HOLLIDAY.
One OF the interesting weddings of the au-
tumn was that of Miss Lucy Fitzhugh Hol-
liday, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
W. j. Holiday, and Mr.. George f. Hume,
which took place yesterday afternoon at
o'clock at the Holiday residence, on North
Meridian street. Only the relatives and a
few of the nearest friends were present for
the ceremony, which was pronounced by
Rev. G. A. Christensen, rector of St Paul's
Episcopal Church, assisted by Rev. Joseph
A Milburn, pastor of the Second Presby-
terrain Church. An orchestra played the
wedding march as the ushers, Mr. Clarence
Winter and AIr. Frederick H. Wiley, en-
tered the second parlor and formed an aisle
with white ribbons 20 the front = ON, where
an altar had been placed. a T;tilins, covered
with smilax and chrysanthemums and a
cushion Of white satin was placed before a
mass of palms and white chrysant ueluuns
which rose 10 the ceiling. Down this aisle
walked the little flower maids Miss Louise
Bennett. niece of he bride, and Mary
Beatty Herod. dressed alike in frocks Of
sleeves, and carrying tall-handled French
baskets filled with white chrysant hemums
The bridesmaids were Miss Walton of
Cleveland and Miss Mary Fletcher of this
city, wearing gowns of ruffled white organ
die and lace over green taffeta with large
The maid OF honor. Miss Grace WATSON
walked alone and her gown was of green
taffeta, exqusiteiy combined with white
lace, and her flowers were also chrysanthe-