The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-11-22
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mrs. Rilus Eastman will not observe her
at home to-day
Miss Mary Curtis, Of Hamilton o., is
visiting Miss Maude Elliott.
The Cleon Club win give a dance Friday
! evening at the Brenneke Academy.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Perry will go to Co
lumbus, O., to spend Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Dudbridge and Mrs. Oxenford will
! not observe their day at home this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis w. Cooper will re-
! turn tomorrow from their Eastern trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Noonan, of Cincinnati,
are here to spend few days with friends.
MI Mr. Edgar J; Foster will return from
| ing.
Mr. and Mrs N. A. Gladding will return
to-day from a short visit to the Chicago
! opera
Mr.. Benjamin Kruse of California. is Wis
family.
Miss Mary Kirlin has gone to Louisville
to spend few days with her sister, Mrs.
| McCauley.
Mr.. Charles l. Bieler entertained party
| OF ten gentlemen at dinner at the Denison
last evening.
Mrs. Henry P. Coburn and Miss Erwin
| will observe THURSDAY as their reception
| day for the season,
Mrs. Clifton Comfy and Mrs William Gar
rard Comfy will not observe any special day
at home this season.
| Mrs. Clara Eddy, of Washington, D. c.,
who has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Lilly. returned home yesterday
Mrs. Fisher of Orleans, and Mrs. Greene,
Of Junction City, Kan are the guests of
Mr. and Mrs Charles P. Greene.
AT Mrs SewalPs usual at home tomorrow
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis, of Philadelphia, will
be guests of honor Hours from 3 to 5.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Blair, of Terre
Haute, will be here to-day to remain till
Friday with Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Cleland
Mrs. w. H. Coleman has returned from
Louisville and tomorrow Miss Woodruff
of that city, will come to visit Mrs. Cole
man.
Mrs. George K. Trask entertained a few
friends last evening in honor of her guests,
Mrs. d. B. Millikan and daughter, of Con-
nersvile
Miss Dora Harris, who has been spending
several weeks with Mrs. Marvin Rice Max
Well returned to her home at Governors
Island last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs E. f. Claypool have returned
| from the East and are spending a short
time in the. city previous to going to Cali
fornia for the winter.
A new bowling club. composed of North
Side young people, gave a party last even
ing at the bowling alley Of Mr.. and Mrs. p.
A. Havelick, on North Pennsylvania street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Omer Hittle, who have been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs John Patterson, at
the Ardmore, left last evening for Philadel-
| phia, where they expect to spend the win
| ter.
Mrs. j. ]. Turner and daughter, of St
Louis. have come to attend the Churchman-
| Wilson wedding this evening. They are the
guests of Mrs. f. M. Churchman, at Beech
Grove
Mrs. A. ]. Gardner has issued invitations
for two card parties Friday and Saturday
afternoons of next week. The guests Of
honor will be her daughter, Mrs. Harry
Martin, and Mr.. Orr, Of Attica.
The seniors of the High School have or
ganized a cinque club and will play each
alternate Saturday evening. MIR: John
| GERS are: President Edward Rouzer; secre-
tary and treasurer, John Craig.
| Mrs. w. w. Scott will receive informally
tomorrow afternoon at her new home at
| the end of College avenue. Mrs Scott has
! been singing in this country and Europe for
several years, and she has now returned
/ here to reside permanently. No invitations.
| Mr. and Mrs. Arthur D. Gates gave box
! party last night to see Miss Alethea Luce,
who is with the Roland Reed company. Miss
| Luce is Mrs. Gates's guest while in the city.
| She will assist with Mrs. E. c. Atkins and
| daughters at Mrs. Atkins's at home this
| afternoon.
Mrs. Julia D. Gordon, of Washington,
| D. G.. is visiting her sister, Mrs. John w.
| Williams. and Mrs. Watson, of Chicago, is
visiting Mrs. David Braden. Both came to
| attend the birthday anniversary of their
mother. Mrs. Mary Dumont. Mrs Braden
| gave family dinner yesterday in honor of
| Mrs. Dumont. Another guest at the feast
| was Mr.. Clinton Dumont, a grandson.
| Mrs. Louis Fl. Levey gave reception yes
| terday afternoon for Mrs. ]. Clarence VIII
| kerson. Mrs Wilkerson wore her wedding
gown of white satin. A large number of
/
| ment of guests in the several rooms. In the
| pink drawing room American Beauty roses
library were yellow chrysanthemums. The
| pretty dining room held Meteor roses. There
were a number of out-of-town visitors
| among the guests, including Miss Weller,
| of Louisville, Mrs. r. H. Noonan, of Gin
cinnati, and Mrs Book, of Battle Creek,
| Mich.
FOR MIR. AND MRS. FLETCHER
| Mr.. and Mrs l.. w. Fletcher gave a largo
/ ~ los ut
the Propylaeum for their son. Mr.. Samuel
! H. Fletcher and his bride, formerly Miss
Louise Brink. The guests were received in
| the west parlor, where palms and white
| chrysanthemums and the many pictures
| made handsome setting for the company.
| Mrs. Fletcher, sr., wore a rich gown of
| green and silver brocade, combined with
| white silk and lace. and the bride wore her
| wedding gown of white satin and Duchesse
| lace. An orchestra in the assembly hall at
| tracted the dancers. There the decorations
We're palms and vines and the dashing
i scarlet of the Doinsettas Mr.. and Mrs.
| Fletcher We're assisted in entertaining by
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Fletcher and Miss Ber-
| tina Fletcher of Franklin, Mr.. and Mrs
| William r. Myers and Mrs. Ode Haugh of
| Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. r. K Syfers, Mr..
and Mrs Albert w. Coffin Mr.. and Mrs. c.
and Mrs. James III. Winters, Mayor and
| Mrs Taggart, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Burdsal,
| MrS.>G. w. Snare Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
| p Rush. Mr. and Mrs Carl Walk, Mrs.
| Emma Davis. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Gall. jr.,
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Hubbard, Mrs. j. f.
| Wallick Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Haerle.
| Mr. and Mrs. Z. c. Gall, Mr.. and Mrs. AL
| bert Cooper. Mr.. and Mrs j. A. Butler,
| Mrs II. b. Holman. the Misses Holman,
Miss Fahnley. Miss Taggart. Mss Share.
| the Misses Walker. Miss Bertha Gall Miss
| Mary Davis, the Misses Walk, Miss Mary
/ Noble, Misses Edith and Adele Wallick,
| Miss Nettie Stewart, Miss Laura Bryan,
| Miss WittenbeTg. Miss Kuhn, Miss Rush.
| Messrs. NJ. G. McLain, Charles Share, Louis
| Share Robert Lieber. John Wallick Mr..
| Frederick Gall. Mrs. Frederick Dickson and
| Mr. William Wilson Several hundred invi-
/ tations were issued for the event. Among
| the guests from out of town who came for
| the party were Mr.. and Mrs. Ragsdale Mr..
and Mrs Oren Dunn and Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
| seph Overstreet. of Franklin
LADD-STEWART
| Special to the indianapolis Journal,
| SULLIVAN, Ind. Nov. 21.-Mr. Clay Ladd
and Miss Bertha Stewart were married at
| the home of the bride. in this city, yester-
| day morning. Mr.. Ladd is deputy clerk of
| this county, and Miss Stewart is daughter
| of the late Charles NJ. Stewart
Lyons Struck His Wife.
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