The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-10-07
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.


Louis to locate permanently
Mrs. Sarah c. Gill will go to Anderson
next week to visit Mrs. Doxey.
Mrs c. T. Heller has returned from
two months visit in New York city.
Miss Myla Coburn will give a o'clock
tea Monday for Miss Louise Erwin.
Miss Barnett and Miss Crane arrived yes
terday to visit Miss Margaret Carey
Mrs. James w Morris will leave soon to
visit in southern Indiana and Kentucky.
Mr.. Charles McCleary, of New York, is
visiting his parents on North Illinois street.
street, will entertain the Sorosis Club Tues
day.
Mrs. Elizabeth Falconer has returned
from the East and wal remain until De-
cember. ri ~ fftf
Mrs. William q. Rice will entertain the
members Of her Sunday school class socially
this evening.
Miss Virginia Shaw will go, to Cincinnati
next week to spend a week with Miss
Blanche Burkhardt.
Miss Lyon who has been visiting her sis
ter Mrs Lucius b. Swift, has returned to
the Chicago University.
Mrs. A. ]. Thomas. of Evansville, is
ston en- route to Chicago.
Mrs. Sarah Johnson who has been visit
ing Mrs w J. Hughes, will return to her
home, in Brookville, to-day.
Mrs F. T. Edenharter will entertain the
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shower fer Miss Katherine Mcbride
The Guild of st. Pauls Church will hold
its first meeting of the season this morn
ing at 10 o'clock at the parish house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon f. Varney will re-
turn tomorrow from Boston and other
Eastern cities, where they have been for
a month
Mrs NJ H. Spades and daughter Julia
left yesterday for Asheville, N. c., to re-
main until they go to their winter home
in st. Augustine, Fla.
Mrs. Joseph Gray Kitchell has gone to
Wisconsin to visit her father during Mr..
KitchelPs absence on hurried trip to
Denver and San francisco.
The Katherine Merrill Club will celebrate
presidents day tomorrow by giving a
Dean, on North Meridian street.
Miss Anna Hasseiman will return to-day
Anabel Ward, who is to be one of the
bridesmaids for Miss Katherine Walcott.
Demas Coe, of the Richmond Item, spent
@ Day at OF the ms m t an y
bride are on their way to the Omaha Ex-
position.
Mrs. A. T. Lyon has returned from Pitts
burg, where she spent six weeks with her
daughter Mrs William NJ Hall Mrs Hall
and daughter will come soon to visit Mr..
and Mrs. Lyon
The marriage of Miss Clara c. Zitzlaff
and Henry Y. Laut took place Wednesday
evening at the home of the bride Only the
immediate families and a few friends were
present. Rev. Mr.. Wambsganss OBLIGATED.
Presidents day of the aftermath Club
was celebrated yesterday at the home of
Mrs. " w. woodward, on Broadway Mrs.
]. S. Berryhill. the new president, gave her
address and there were other interesting
features provided by her for the after
noon.
Miss Maud Knowles entertained friends
last evening. Among her guests were the
Misses Ethel McCorcle Carrie Waehstet-
Poehler and Grace Hathaway, and Messrs
George Hall, Earl Swiggert viii Warner,
Ralph Browning, Earl Sellers, Will Knowles
and Walter Knowles
A large whist party was given yesterday
afternoon in the Whist Club rooms at the
Denison Hotel by the ladies of the Mother
cook book in charge. To defray the ex-
penses of publication, the card party was
given with gratifying results. A number of
gentlemen were among the guests.
Mrs. E. F. Perry entertained the ladies
of the Central-avenue Church socially yes
terday afternoon The ladies of the fifth
circle of the church We're the hostesses.
Mrs. Jennie L. Ballinger being president of
the circle. Mrs. Ballinger was assisted in
receiving by Mrs. Perry and Mrs. C. c.
Lasby There were decorations of fall flow
Esther Swain. Miss Alta Malott Miss
Bogert and Mrs. John Conlon assisted Mrs.
Bogert in the dining room.
FOR MISS WALCOTT.
The Misses Josephine and Helen Holman
gave a breakfast yesterday for Miss Kath-
crime V. Walcott, who is to be married next
week The guests included twenty of the
most intimate friends of Miss Walcott in
Guiding the young ladies who are here who
are to be her bridesmaids. Miss Woodruff of
Nashville Miss Harris of Governors ISL
and, and Miss Virginia Keep. A buffet
breakfast was served, the guests being
seated around the dining room in the CEN
ter of which was the table. The latter was
decorated with a large vase of Bride roses
and surrounding il were fiat bouquets of
white dahlias tied with butterfly bows of
green or white satin ribbon.
eCARNEGIE-THAW.
PITTSBURG, Oct. 6.-'Lyndhurst." the
beautiful home OF Mrs. William Thaw. sr..
was the scene tonight of the most brilliant
festivities incident to the marriage of her
daughter Miss Margaret Thaw, and George
Lauder Carnegie. nephew of Andrew Car
negie Elegant simplicity characterized ev-
cry appointment. The wedding ceremony
was performed at o'clock at the Shady
side Presbyterian Church. The bride was
given away by her brother Edward, the
honor maid being her sister Alice Thomas
Morrison Carnegie was best man. The
brides gown a beautiful creation of
white Lyons silk. trimmed with duchesse
and point lace She wore veil and carried