The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-09-22
Resolutions Adopted.
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.
Miss Gertrude Henry will give tea Oct.
for Miss Nellie Richards.
Miss Emily IIemmen has returned from
visit of two weeks in New York.
MIR. Frederick M. Ayres has returned from
New York, where he spent fortnight.
Mrs. Margaret Burnley, of Dublin, has re-
turned home after visiting relatives in this
city.
Mr. Harry Hubbard and Mr.. Charles
Rauh have gone to Culver Academy for the
year.
Mrs. c. A. Korbly went to Terre Haute
yesterday to visit her daughter, Mrs. J. G.
McNutt.
Miss Mary Sloan will go to Washington,
D. c., next month to join her aunt, Mrs.
Mary futile.
Miss Carolyn Lauter left Tuesday for
Smith College.
Rev. and Mrs A. J. Graham will go to
Washington, D. c., next month to attend
church convention
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ludlow and daughter
Marjorie have gone to Connersville to spend
a week with relatives.
=. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur p Grover are spend
Grover, at the Blacherne.
Mr.. and Mrs. DIV. Coffin will return this
morning from Mackinaw, where they have
been for several weeks.
Mrs. p. M. Stanley. of Memphis. Tenn. is
brook, GIL e. Twelfth street.
Mrs. Minnie Diener Edenharter, who has
had vacation of two months has returned
to her position as OrganiSt at the Central
Christian Church.
Mrs T. o. Barbour and daughters have
returned from Bay View, accompanied by
Miss Isham, of Cincinnati, who will be their
guest for a few days.
Mrs. Wilson lie Mar Schunck, formerly
Miss Maud ODonnell, of this CITY, is the
guest OF Mrs. M V. O'Donnell, No. 1401
North Alabama street.
The congregation and friends of Ply
mouth Church will have a sc cial reception
for Mr.. and Mrs. Dewhurst tomorrow
evening at the church.
Miss lone Scholl has issued invitations for
a card party saturday afternoon in honor of
Miss Nellie McConney and Miss Nellie
Richards, who are to be married next
month.
Mrs W. H. H. Miller and daughters. Mrs.
| Clifford Arrick and Mrs A. M. Hopper of
| Baltimore, will receive informally this aft
ernoon, Mrs. Miller's regular reception day
for the season.
Miss Mary Sloan, Mrs. Hoyt McLain, Miss
Daisy Avery and Miss Nina Bond will go
| to Terre Haute this morning to spend the
gay with Mrs. Harriet Cleland Blair. The
! ladies are members of a reading club, of
| which Mrs Blair was one.
| Mrs. Jacquein S. Holiday and children
will return tomorrow from Harbor Point
Mrs. Holidays mother Mrs Conrad Baker,
! daughter and son, who have been with Mrs
| Holiday for several months, will go to
| housekeeping in their own home on East
| FIFTEENTH street. in short time.
Lieutenant Carr, of Company H, who has
peen detained in camp by his duties as COM
missary of the One-hundred-and- fifty
eighth Indiana Volunteer Infantry will. the
latter part of the week. join his wife in
| New York, where Mrs. Carr has been for
several months pursuing her musical
| studies.
Mrs. O.. ]. de Wannieck, of the Windsor,
/ gave an informal birthday whist party last
| evening. The dining room was decorated in
PAINS and asters, The guests included Mrs.
| F. Rosenberg, Mrs. c. Craig, Mrs. Luke
Powers, Mrs. Harry Brcadwell. Mrs. r.
Bohren, Mrs. George Sloan, Mrs. Charles
| Brown of Frankfort, Miss Lola Cory, Miss
| Jessie Champion, Miss Mamie Crampton
| Miss Mayme Rosenberg.
COUNTRY CLUB GOLF CLUB.
Tie fall tournament of the Country Club
Golf Cub will be held Saturday, Sept "a,
| at o'clock Prelminaries in the singles
will be played off on the above date. Finals
will be played Oct. 1. The cups played for
in the spring tournament will be contested
for in this match. Mr.. Catterson won the
Nebeker cup last spring with score of 90,
and Mrs. Rowland won the ladies' cup with
a score of 60. Members of the Golf Club
wishing to take part in the tournament will
send their names to the captain of the links
| or leave them with the superintendent of
| the club before Friday noon, so that the
nandlcaps can be posted not later than
| Friday night The Greens committee is now
actively at work securing subscriptions
ments on the present links. If the desired
amount can be raised. indianapolis will
have one of the finest courses in the West
me committee hopes that all members of
| the Country Club will answer the circular
letter sent out some days ago with a con-
tribution, thereby enabling the committee
TO proceed at once in the matter of inn
provements. 1t is expected that a large
number of contestants will take part in
the tournament and it is desired they start
as early as possible.
MUNCIE WEDDINGS.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
MUNCIE, Ind, Sept. 2l.-The marriage of
Mr. Melville Wood and Miss Grace Cav
mon took place this morning at the home
Of the brides father Samuel Gaymon, on
West Adams street. Rev. Leslie Naftzger,
pastor Of High-street NJ e. Church, per-
formed the ceremony, after which we'd
ding breakfast was served and the newly
married couple departed for a ten-weeks
wedding trip. The attendants were Miss
of the bridegroom, and Ben Glasscock and
Mr.. johnson, of Cleveland. The Gaymon
home was profusely decorated for the oc-.
casion. The bride is a vocalist of note.
AT ST. Lawrence Catholic Church this
morning Lester H. Webb Of Toledo and
Miss Catherine. Doyle. of AIuncie. were
neer They will reside in Toledo
BEASLEY GOLDEN WEDDING.
Special TO the indianapolis Journal
SULLIVAN. Ind, Sept 2I.-AIr and Mrs.
Ephraim Beasley, of this city, celebrated
their golden wedding to-day They are the
parents of Joshua Beasley former recorder
of Sullivan county and John T. BeasIey
leading attorney of Terre Haute and ex-
representative from this county.