The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-11-18
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.
Mrs. Short. of Franklin, is visiting her sis
| ter, Mrs. Byfeld.
Mr.. A. NJ Sweeney has gone to Hot
| Springs for a month.
Miss T. l.. Voss will not observe her usual
| at home this afternoon.
Mrs. w. D. Dunlap, Of Franklin, is visit
| ing relatives in the city.
| Mrs. Phoebe Cook, of Terre Haute, is Wis
iting Mrs. w. NJ. Jillson.
Mr.. and Mrs. A Nj. McCleary have gone
| to Chicago to spend a week.
| Mr.. Cortland Van Camp has gone to Mil
| waukee to attend a convention.
Mrs. ]. J. Carver has issued invitations
| for reception Friday Nov. 70.
Mrs. w. r. McKeen, jr., of Terre Haute,
| is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John c. New.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Thomas will go to
| New York tomorrow to spend three weeks.
| Mrs. A. Isgrigg has returned from Madi-
sonville, where she has been visiting rela-
| tiYes
Mrs. J. @. Van Wrinkle and Mrs F. L.
| Thomas will give two card parties Friday,
| Nov. %.
Mrs H. Francis. of shelbyville, is spend
| ing few days with her sister, Mrs Harriet
Malpas.
Mrs A. A. Young and Mrs. w. B. Nc
Murray have issued invitations for tea
| Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Elder. of Richmond,
|
| last evening
Miss Caroline Fry has returned from
| Chicago and will go East next week for
| several weeks.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse c. Harrington have
| returned from Louisville, where they at
| tended q wedding.
Miss Marie Van Wrinkle and Miss Cora
| Griffith will be home from Oxford to spend
/ Thanksgiving day.
Mr. Harold S. Boxes is here from Ohio,
| visiting his aunt Mrs A. lsgrlgg, and VIII
| remain few weeks
Mrs. Walker, of Terre Haute, will come
| to-day to visit Mrs. Sarah Fishback, on
| North Delaware street.
! The Indianapolis Whist Club will meet
| Saturday evening at the Denison on account
| Of the Commercial Club smoker
| Mrs S. E. Morss observed her first re-
ception day yesterday, and was assisted by
| her visitor, Miss McCurdy, of Bloomington.
Miss Anna Spanuth, of Cincinnati, vocal
| list, has come to this city to reside and has
| taken apartments at No. COL North Senate
| avenue.
Mrs. Kate Y. Vinnedge and Miss Mary
| Yohn, who have been absent from the city
since early july nave returned Tor snort
| time before going away for the winter.
Mrs John H. Sonntag gave small tea
| yesterday afternoon for Miss Ragon, OF
| Evansville. Miss Amy Jacobs and Mr.. Karl
| Schneider contributed to the entertainment
| with music.
Mr. Henry A. Beck has leased his new
home. on North Meridian street; &c Mr. w,
|
| Denison In the spring Mr.. Beck and family
| will go to their country home.
Mrs. Ida H. Harper, who has been spend
| ing three weeks in this city, will leave to-
day for Muncie, and next week she will go
| to Washington, D. c., where she will join
her daughter and do some I9 ;Il antlclpateo
| work in the Congressional Library.
Mrs A. M. Ogle gave an informal COM
| pany yesterday afternoon for Miss Florence
| Ogle, OF Washington G. H., O.. Mrs. Ogle
| was assisted by Mrs. W. J. Richards Mrs.
| Frederick Fahnley Mrs. George w. Tanner,
Mrs. Frank Book of Battle Creek, Mrs:
Albert Baker, Mrs Charlotte LUSH, BushneH OF
| California, and Mrs. Ernst M. Wiles.
Mrs S. H. Dudbridge and Mrs. John Oxen
| ford gave a chrysanthemum tea yesterday
afternoon at their home, on North Capitol
avenue. The guests of honor were Mrs w
| Dec Baker of Brooklyn, Mrs. j. p. DRAPER
| of Kokomo, and Mrs. ]. H. Harter of An
| derson White flowers were in the parlor,
| yellow in the library and pink in the dining
| room. The hostesses were assisted by Mrs
| w H. Cooper. Mrs. F. L. Bryant, Mrs. Lon
| H. Albeit, Mrs. A. j. Mcintosh, Mrs: r..
d. Bryant, Mrs. Charles Mcguire: MISS
Mary Eastman, Mrs; I; O. Calls Miss S, Nc
| and Miss Lucy Hardy. Mr.. and Mrs Oxen
ford and Mrs. Dudbridge will entertain at
| cards this evening.
| RICHMOND WEDDINGS.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
RICHMOND, Ind, Nov. 17.--At noon to-
day, at the home of the bride, took place
the marriage of Mr.. Charles Broadway and
| Miss Emma G.. Hoerner. The ceremony was
performed by DR.. Isaac M. Hughes, of the
First Presbyterian Church. The bride wore
white silk, satin striped with a white silk
organdie overdress. A dinner followed the
ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Broadway left on
trip to New York and other Eastern
points to be gone two weeks, after which
! time they will reside here.
| At 3 o'clock this afternoon, at the home
Of the bride, took place the marriage of Mr..
Arthur A. Burr and Miss Neil Bonsan Dr.
A. r. Mahin, presiding elder of the Rich
mond district, performed the ceremony.
Soon afterward Mr. and Mrs. Burr left for
the East to spend few days
Mr.. owen Forester and Miss Catherine
Lawler were married this morning, at 8
9cI9ck at st. Mary, CatRoic 80 Church rEd1
| left for Cincinnati on wedding trip.
ORMSBY-BOCK.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
ARGOS, Ind, Nov 17.-Homer M. Orms-
by, Of Button, Ind. and Miss Erdine Book,
Of this city, were married this morning at
the brides home by the Rev. A. l..
Platt, of the Christian Church. The
bride is the accomplished daughter of
| Mr. ana Mrs Leonard Book, among the
| Oldest residents here Mr.. Ormsby is the
| son of the well-known elocutOnist and
reader, Mrs. Jennie Ray Ormsby and is
! employed court stenographer at Button
They will reside in Bluffton.
HEADLEY-KINNARD
/ Special to the indianapolis Journal.
| PENDLETON, Ind, Nov. I-Mr. George
Headley and Miss Mary f. Kinnard, both
| of this place, were married last evening at
| the residence of Mr.. Horace Lewis by E. F.
Hasty pastor of the M f. Church. Mr..
Headley is one of the proprietors of the In
| diana window glass works. Miss kinnard
was formerly Of Pennsylvania, but for years
her family has. resided in and near Pendle--
| ton. Twenty-Five relatives and special
| friends were present at the ceremony.
| BRECKINRIDGE-MD
| LEXINGTON, KY, Nov. 17.-At Ashland
| the home of Henry Clay Lieut.. Desha
Breckenridge. son of ex-Congressman w. c.
p Breckenridge, and member Of Gen. ]. c.
Breckinridge's staff, and Miss Marge Nc
| Dowell daughter of Maj. H. c. Mcdowell,
| president Of the Lexington & Eastern Rail-
road and great-granddaughter of Henry
| Clay, were married at noon by Bishop Dud-
| ley of Louisville.
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