The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-07-15
NENTTCT DR.. A. E. BUCHANAN
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PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Rev. Charles N. Sims is spending few
days at his farm.
MRS Harriet A. Bingham returned yester-
day from visit to Dayton
Miss Lucy Taggart will return tomorrow
from a visit to Rock Island, Ill.
Mrs Charles Busby and family will go to
INDIAN Springs to-day for the summer
Mrs william Drinkutt went to Washing
ton, d. c., yesterday to make a visit.
Mrs. Earl M. Ogle and Miss Sallie Reeves
went to Buffalo last evening to make
visit
row afternoon at the Teachers Primary
Union.
Mrs. Amos Walker, who has been in the
city for several weeks, returned East yes
terday.
Mrs. Lafayette Page and son left yester-
day for Harbor Point, Mich. to remain all
summer.
Mrs. Greene, accompanied by her nieces.
the Misses Rowland, went to Philadelphia
yesterday.
Mr.. John ]. Appel took his daughter and
a party Of friends to Millersville yesterday
morning for breakfast.
Miss Maud McCrea., of Lafayette, is Wis
iting her cousin Miss Irene Berryhill of
North Alabama street.
Mr.. and Mrs. James N. Rogers have issued
invitations for company Tuesday evening,
for Miss Gardiner, of LAUREL MISS.
Mrs Mary Hubbard Johnson, who is Wis
itfng her father, William s. Hubbard, and
family will return to Chicago to-day.
Mrs. Gertrude Frankmoelle will leave to-
M Me York Ior TO 'p remain until september.
Mrs Henry Schnull and daughter Mrs. J.
G. Mueller with her children, will go to
Naxinkuckee tomorrow for the summer.
Miss Helen Davidson is visiting her sis
ter Mrs. Williamson, in Cincinnati. Mrs.
Williamson will return home with her next
month.
Miss Quin Anderson, who has been Wis
the ~la I Ach1n
turned to her home in Columbus, O., yes
terday.
Miss Edith Starr, of Decatur, ILL.,, who
has, for the past year, been attendlng the
Illinois Female College, is visiting Miss AL
berta Conlen.
Miss Caroline Palmer, secretary of the
Young Woman's Christian Association, will
go TO her home in Illinois to-day to spend
her vacation.
Miss Julia A. Brown entertained a num-
Der of young ladies informally. yesterday
afternoon for her visitors. the Misses Nc
Cormick, of Xenia, o.
The Meridian W. c. T. u. will hold a
basket picnic at Garfield Park this after
noon from to o'clock. All members and
friends are expected to participate.
MIS- Albrecht is visiting Mrs. George H.
Chapman at Woodruff Place and will re-
maiTs until after the return of Mrs. Chap
man from Eau Claire, Wis, where she will
Or, n trend the marriage Of her son George
next month.
Miss Edna Nebeker, of Clinton, Ind
who was graduated from the Girls Classi-
cal School as a special student this year,
has won one of the scholarships offered by
Bryn Mawr College to candidates prepared
by Western schools.
Rev IT. r. Villers will give four lectures
on the Book of Hebrews before the Min
isters' Association at Kenka Lake Assem-
bly,, New York. and later will join his family
at Ashbury Park. Mr.. Villers will preach in
number Of pulpits during his vacation of
six weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs p. A HaveIick gave bowl
ing party at their home, No. 1901 North
Pennsylvania street, Thursday evening, for
their young friends in honor of Miss Travis
Cayanaugh OF Louisville, KY. and Miss
Garstang and Mr.. Will sproule were the
leaders.
The first concert of the Musk vereln will
be given this evening at the German House.
The programme arranged is not too heavy
for the season and the members will give
this as preliminary effort, and in the fall
worthy the excellent vocal material which
is included in the society.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl F. Walk received yes
terday afternoon and last evening. The
rooms were fragrant with flowers and were
adorned also with snilax and ferns. The
aa is assisting In the ssyerRl s rooms Ms
bert Cooper, Mrs. John T. Dickson, Mrs
Charles Aneshaensel. Mrs Joseph T. Elliott
Freda Walk, Mrs. Albert Gall, jr, Mrs. w.
N. Birk, Miss Bertha Gall. Miss Gertrude
Werbe Miss clara Hauesen, MISS Si FLORENCE renee
Taggart Miss Emma wittenberg, Miss
Laura Huey. Miss Julia Brink. Miss Julia
Nestle and Miss Ina Hollweg.
Miss Bessie Lee Webb gave porch party
yesterday afternoon. The porch was decor
ated with flags and the guests were asked
which were hung in the windows The com
pany included Miss Lois Dyer Miss Maud
Mcconnell. Miss Juliette Bryan. Miss Mera
Reaume Miss Mae Culver, Miss Florence
Day, Miss Esther Jordan and visitor. Miss
ma Wooilen. Miss E Emma Franz Sliss Mss T:is
Daisy Clark, Miss Ellen Baker Miss Percy
Walker, Miss Ada Moore, Miss Nellie Rich
Miss Florence Atkins Miss Dora Kiefer'
Mrs. John V. Dittemore and Mrs. William
II. Seaton. Miss Webb viii give the sec
ond Of series Thursday afternoon of next
RAHE-ELBRECHT.
lions Church. on West Ohio street, was
the scene OF a wedding last evening. The
bride was Miss Bertha Elbrecht. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. August Eibrecht, and the
groom was Mr.. Edward Rahe. Rev. ]. c.
Peters performed the ceremony and Mr..
Teichert presided at the organ. The bride
and groom We're preceded to the pulpit by
the ushers. Messrs. Frederick SteinkuhIer
and Albert Steffen, the groomsmen, Messrs.
Frederick Baehman and Gustav Brueninger.
and the bridesmaids, Miss Alma Elbrecht
sister Of the bride. and Miss Anna Rahe
sister of the groom The bride wore white
satin and veil and carried a bouquet az
white sweet peas. The bridesmaids wore
white taffeta trimmed with lace and chiffon
and carried pink carnations. After the cere-
mony q large reception was held at the
family residence. on Madison avenue where
q garden supper and dance was given The
supper was served under a large tent and
tine dance was on a large platform shielded
by pavilion. Mrs Carrie Rahe, mother Of
tho groom. assisted with Mr.. and Mrs. Ell