The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-10-02


Mrs. Langtry and daughter Media will
leave this week for Chicago to visit DIR.
RSede and family.
Miss Susan Read has returned from TROY.
to spend two weeks.
Naomi Auxiliary. O. E. S., will be enter
tanned by Mrs. May, No. % Walcott street
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Orville Read and son George have
returned from four weeks visit at
Traverse City, Mich.
Miss Madeleine Skinner. Of Brooklyn, will
return nome Tuesday after visiting her
aunt Mrs. Francis Smith.
MISS carpenter, OF Ohio, will spend the
winter with her sister. Mrs. Spiegel, No.
2ziV North Alabama street.
Mr. Morris Townley will entertain at din
ner THURSDAY evening for Miss Nellie Rich
ards and Mr.. Charles L. Farrell.
Miss Gertrude Henry will receive Tuesday.
for Miss Richards and Miss Pickens at
her home on North Illinois street
Gen, and Mrs. James r. Carnahan re-
turned Yesterday after three weeks visit
Wis " hr and Mrs. NJ 5. Bright Of Superior
The first meeting of the Arbutus Card
CLUB Will be with Mrs. Liberty Howard,
No. 426 East Pratt street, Thursday after
room.
Miss Katherine McMeans. of 2O21 Central
avenue. left Thursday to visit friends in
New York, Boston and other Eastern
cities.
Mr.. Lyman A. Graham has gone to New
York city to accept a position in the office
of Col. A. S. Kimball, quartermaster U. S.
army.
Mr.. John Sickler, formerly of Purdue Uni
versity, has gone East to enter the medical
department of the University of Pennsyl-
vania.
J, Mr.. and Mrs. R: +. Griffith and father.
Mrs. F. P. Randall. of No. 11OS East Ohio
street.
Mrs. C.. T. Eden has returned home from
lie I'M 49,,
NJ. Eden.
Miss Olive Kate Chandler and Mr..
V Wednesda a Bowman VIII be married "a led
brides parents.
Judge and Mrs. Fabius NJ Finch cele-
brated the fifty-seventh anniversary of their
friends informally.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Oakley Patterson
announce the engagement of their daughter,
Jessie Irene, to Mr.. William Roth, the we'd
ding to occur Oct. H.
Mrs. ]. G. Voss and Miss Cones returned
from Asheville N. c., yesterday. Mrs
Cones and daughters will resume their re-
ception day, Tuesday.
=, The Misses Holman will give a breakfast
Thursday, and Mrs. w. J. Mckee will give
a luncneon Saturday In honor OF Miss
Katherine V. Walcott.
The Ladies Aid Society of the First En-
glish Lutheran Church will meet Wednes-
day afternoon with Mrs. Zigrosse, No. 913
North Delaware street.
Mr.. Carl F. Miller of st. Paul Mimi, who
has been. visiting friends and relatives in
Cleveland, Fredericktown and this city, re-
turned home yesterday.
The wedding of Miss Clara Mariana Car
vim and Mr.. William Irwin Coons will take
place Wednesday evening, Oct. 5, at No.
sos North New Jersey street.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Rasmussen announce the
engagement of their daughter, Caroline Lii
liam, and William A. Adam. The wedding
will occur the last of this month.
Mrs. J. H. Laird has returned home after
spending four months in Pennsylvania,
Maryland and other Eastern States, Mrs
Laird will not observe an at-home day this
season.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Maud Lemon, of Springfield, ILL.,, and Mr.
Hoyt King, of Chicago, formerly of Indi-
annapolis. the wedding to occur Oct. u at
Springfield.
Albert Wynne Stubbs of the U. S. bat
tie ship Massachusetts, son of ex-Judge
Stubbs, of this city who has been home on
rejoin his ship.
The marriage of Miss Katherine Olivia
Venn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. j. Venn,
and Mr.. Henry Edward Schad will take
place Wednesday evening at the family res
idence on North Capitol avenue.
Rev. w. w. Criley has received word from
his wife. that their son Wallace, volun-
Santiago i'll with typhoid fever, is slowly
improving, and hopes are now entertained
or his ultimate recovery.
Among the entertainments to be given for
Miss Louise Erwin, previous to her mar
riage to Mr. Henry P. Coburn will be a
luncheon by Mrs. George E. Townley,
tea by Miss Myle. Coburn.
The marriage Of Miss Amelia Love Gas
ton, youngest daughter of DR.. and Mrs
John M. CASTOR, and DR.. j. Rilus Eastman
Gastons residence Only the immediate
family will be present. DR.. Eastman and
bride. will leave the same evening on a
wedding journey.
A whist party will be given at the whist
rooms al the Denison Hotel Thursday after
noon by the ladies in charge of the cook
fair. Gentlemen will be welcome and a
number have signifed their intention to
attend The proceeds will be for the bene-
fit of the publication Of the book.
Mrs. May Wright Sewall will resume her
Wednesday reception this week and will
receive each Wednesday afternoon from
evenings of each month from until 10
o'clock. Mrs. Sewall will be assisted
Wednesday by Mrs. Ida H. Harper, who will
be her guest for few days, and by Mrs.
Mary H. Krout.
Mrs John A. Schumacher entertained
forty friends yesterday afternoon with a
street in honor of Miss Feda Bottcher, of
Chicago. The house was adorned with
flowers. During the afternoon the engage
ment was announced of Miss Bottcher and
Mrs. Schumacher's son, Mr.. William NJ
Schumacher
HEADS OF BOOTHS.
The heads of the several booths for the
Flower Mission fair have been chosen, as
follows: Candy, Mrs. Lavalette Dickey;
art, Mrs. Harry S. New; doll. Miss Eleanor
Porter and Miss Julia A. Brown; ice cream,
Mrs. B. F. Goodhart; library, Mrs. o. B.
Jameson: basket. Mrs ]. w. Beck and
Miss Garrard: household, Mrs: J. w. Loves;
beverage, Mrs. Henry c. Atkins and Mrs.
z. S. r. Seguin; inn, Mrs. S. E. Perkins.
Mrs Thomas G. Barry will have charge
of the luncheon. The fair is to be after a
general design. and each booth will repre-
sent one of the Mother Goose rhymes On
the front of each booth will be the rhyme,
and the members of the booths will be APP
propriately costumed. Each head invites
number of friends to assist. The list is not
yet completed of the assistants. The whole
Mother Goose fair is in charge of a general
committee, which includes Mrs Benjamin
Harrison chairman, Mrs. Harry Murphy.
Mrs. John L. Griffiths. Mrs. Charles John
son. Miss Julia Harrison Moore and Miss
Anna Spann
CLOUGH-EDGER.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
REDKEY. Ind, Oct. 1.-The marriage of
Miss Nellie E. Edger. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. George N. Edger. and Mr.. Otis HI.
Clough was celebrated with very pretty
ceremonies at o'clock Wednesday, Sept. %,
ot tba bopoa IF tho brides narentc Tho