The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-04-06
DENTTO n DR.. A. e. BUCHANAN
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PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.


Mrs II. r. Allen, jr., has been i'll at her
home for a week
Mrs; Albert g. Ovens will be the guest of
Mrs. Frank Wild to-day.
Mrs Joseph X. Sharpe, jr, has issued in
Vitations for Monday at o'clock.
Mr.. William l.. OConnor, of this city
was IN Algiers, Africa, March IL.
Mr.. ]. b. Dill left yesterday for Lafay-
cite. Fort Wayne and South Bend.
Miss Cora Parry. who has been spending
her vacation at home, returned to Oxford
yesterday.
Miss Freda Walk will entertain few
friends tomorrow afternoon for Miss Fry,
of ST. Paul.
the guest of Mrs Charles l.. Holstein. has
returned home. q
Mrs Henry S. Fraser and Mrs Helen b.
Holman have discontinued their reception
days for this season
Mrs: Sarah b. Dudbridge and Mrs. John
Oxenford will not observe their usual ne
ception day this week.
Mrs c. B. Lockard and Miss Louise
Erwin have returned from Asheville, n. c.,
where they spent few weeks.
Mrs. l.. w. Cooper will give a bowling
party tomorrow evening for Mrs. Albert g.,
Ovens at the College-avenue alleys.
Miss June May Schofield will entertain at
dinner this evening in honor of her guest,
Miss Leafy Branch, of Martinsville.
Miss Frances Strauss, of Washington, ID.
G., who has been visiting her sister Mrs
Sol Meyer. will return home tomorrow.
Mrs. w. e. Henry and daughter Eliza
beth will leave Tomorrow for Washington
u. c.. TO visit the family of Congressman
Henry.
for a reception Wednesday. April Is, in
honor of Mrs, Gordon +. Narney at the
Arsenal
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Spruance have gone to
Baltimore. where they will spend the sum
mer with Mrs. Spruances parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Hiss.
Mrs Louis Haughey entertained NUM-
her of relatives AT luncheon yesterday for
ner aunt. Mrs. Richard Calling, of Hart
ford. conn.
Miss Lavaette Miller will go to Cincin-
Williamson formerly Miss Kate Davidson
of this city.
Mrs ]. De Witt George will give a
luncheon tomorrow in honor of Mrs. San,
horn, Of San Frincisco, formerly Mrs Julia
Stevens, of this city
Mr.. and Mrs william II. Daggett will
spend the summer with Mr. and Mrs. VII
liam Daggett during the absence of Mrs.
Adam Scott and daughter in Scotland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barcus will entertain the
club of which they are members ana a Few
extra guests on next Roc6ay evening" si M,ss
Mrs Barcus ON Broadway.
The members of Memorial Church will
give a silver anniversary reception IN the
who were members previous to lsSS VIII be
entertainers for those who have become
mSmbers since that dale.
Mrs. Sol Meyer, No. 307 East St. Clair
street entertained forty young ladies' at
cards yesterday afternoon in honor of Miss
Strauss, of Washington, u. g. Miss Meyer,
of Louisville. and Miss Romer of Oska-
ioosa la. iive-course dinner was served
at o'clock. the decorations being burnt
orange effect.
Mrs. Marshall r. I.cvey entertained with
a luncheon yesterday in honor of Miss Fry,
of st. Paul. The guests were seated at one
table. which was decorated with Meteor
1raaI ks-1t f.
meet Miss Fry We're Miss Edna Kuhn,
whose visitor she IS, Hiss Lillian krauss.
Misses cSra and rs Minnie w sfsolz MISS T Fa
Wocher. Miss Frances Pangborn and Miss
Cora Griffith.
Mrs. George NJ Chandler gave luncheon
yesterday for Mrs. Albert Ovens of Co
lumhus. o. The guests were seated at small
tables, each decorated with vase of pink
flowers, either .1,s roses ear rE ms or
sisters, Mrs. Henry Werbe Miss Sarah
Chandler Mrs Martin II. Ohr and. Mrs.
Lew w. Cooper. and Mrs: M, v Virgins,
Mrs +. c. Gardner. Mrs r. l.. Perry, Mrs.
&. G.. Everts, Mrs. J. 7. Iewal. Mrs Ed
MARC N En,r rpnS ,a MIC, rS Si
Elizabeth Cooper.
SHERMAN-HAEiRLE
The most important wedding of the early
spring was that of Miss Alma Celine
Haerle youngest daughter of Mr. and AIRS.
william Haerle and Mr.. Roland Henry
Sherman. son oo Judge and Mrs. Edgar j.
Sherman, of Lawrence. Mass. The marriage
took place at o'clock AT the residence of
the brides parents on North Meridian
street. which was made beautiful for the
event. The ceremony was pronounced by
Rev. q. a. Christensen rector OF ST, Paurs
chureh in the presence Of the relatives and
a few friends. An orchestra played the we'd
ding march by MeEdessohn as Miss Eliza
beth Anne Butler, the maid Of honor. passed
down the stairs. followed b. the bride With