The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-04-21
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.


Mr.. George p. Wiegand is the guest of
friends at Cleveland.
Mrs. Newton Harding is spending fort
night at Martinsville.
Mrs. Barclay. of ST. Louis, Is the guest
OF Mrs. M. b. Wilson.
Miss Smith. of Rushvile is the guest of
Mrs. Gerry M. Sanborn.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Lockridge have re-
turned from West Baden.
Oliver Willard Pierce left last night for
short stay in Cincinnati.
Mr.. and Mrs. w: Fl. Eastman have re-
turned from Asheville N. G.
Mrs. Hugh Reed, of Chicago is visiting
her father, Mr.. Clemens Ferguson.
A dance will be given at the Woodruff
Place clubhouse tomorrow evening,
Miss Blythe Wilson, of Fern Bank. is the
guest Of her aunt, Mrs. V. X. Hendricks.
Rev. Archibald Bradshaw, of New York,
Is visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w.
Bradshaw.
Mr.. S. A. Nebeker has returned from a
visit to his former home in Covington and
in Chicago.
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Max
Gundelfinger.
Mr.. A. NJ. McCleary is spending the week
With his son. Mr.; and Mrs. Tollerton Nc
C1eary, at Columbus, O.
Mrs. f.. G. Cornelius has returned from
Logansport. where she visited her daughter,
Mrs, Myers, and family.
Mrs. George Barney and children, who
have been in California for several months,
viii return home next week.
Mrs Charles A. Layman VIII entertain a
few friends for her niece, Miss Wright, of
Springfield, Monday afternoon.
Mrs Raymond will give luncheon and
Mrs. Frank Rogers bowling party Satur-
day for Woodruff Place guests.
The annual meeting of the Kindergarten
Association will be held this afternoon at
the Second Presbyterian Church
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur B. Grover will oc-
cupy the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. William
L. Elder during their absence abroad.
Mrs. Will Cumback, jr. entertained num-
Der OF friends Informally Tuesday after
noon for Mrs. Fora Cooley of Chicago.
Mrs. Charles S. Wntsie, of Central avenue,
has postponed the meeting of the Friday
Afternoon Circle Club until two weeks from
Friday.
Mr.. George Barney will give golf party
and dinner at the Country Club tomorrow
for Miss Wright and Miss Black. of Spring
field, 0.
The annual Woodruff Place lawn fete for
the Kindergarten Society VIII be given
for this feast of lanterns.
Messrs. C. N. Thompson. W. 4. Barnes,
George Pangborn. W. n. Eastman, w. r.
Noble and j. T.. Mitchell will go to Turkey
lake in few days on fishing trip.
Mrs Benjamin L. EIitz will go to Madison
to-day and will return home Monday &C
companied by Mrs Julia Brown, of Taylor,
Tex. who will be her guest for a few
weeks
This afternoon will occur the annual
meeting OF the Free Kindergarten and
Children S Aid Society at 230 o'clock in the
lecture room of the Second Presbyterian
Church.
Mrs. l.. w. Fletcher received informally
yesterday afternoon for Mrs. John Kurtz,
assisted by Mrs. Kurtz's sister, Mrs. Haugh.
of Anderson, and Mrs. Edwin Frances, of
this city.
Mrs. Carroll Dewitt entertained a few
old friends CT Mrs. Munger, of Fort Wayne,
formerly Miss Kate Gossett. of this. city.
yesterday afternoon at her home on North
Pennsylvania street.
Mr. Thomas Hanna is in Evansville, Ind.
He win return Friday or Saturday. Miss
Rebecca Hanna. of Greencastle, Ind, will
come to-day for visit with the family of
Mr. Hanna, in Irvington.
Mrs. t. II. Smith and Miss T. L. Voss left
last night FOR Boston TO attend the Daugh-
Louise Chandler Moulton will give a lunch
con for Miss Voss during her visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Seeds will give a
card party this evening for Miss Black, of
Springfield 0. Mrs. and Miss Black, who
have been tho guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Seeds,
will return to their home in Springfield in
May.
Rev. Clifford Mcbride gave an entertain
Presbyterian Church in the interest of a
mission at Cicero over which he has charge.
Mr.. Mcbride recites well, and his various
numbers were we'll received.
Mrs. v. w. Woodward entertained a few
friends informally yesterday afternoon for
Mrs. Fora Cooley, of Chicago, and Mrs.
Belle Wood Holgate, of Duluth. Among the
guests was Mrs. Julia Hyer, of Rockford
H.. who is visiting Mrs. Bruner.
Miss Louise Spann gave flower luncheon
at the Country Club yesterday in honor OF
Miss Ethel Fletcher. of Milwaukee. AT each
cover was corsage bouquet and the places
were chosen by single similar flowers being
passed before the guests went to the dining
room. The company included Miss Day
and her visitor Miss Florence Smith OF
Boston; Miss Black, of Springfield, o.; Miss
Coburn, Miss Margaret Malott. Misses Mary
and Fanny Fletcher. Miss Van Camp, Miss
Lucy Holiday, Miss Helen Holman and
Miss Anna Spann.
The d. A. r. exhibit of pictures of the
American revolution is open TO the public
was a large attendance and a pleasing pro-
gramme was given by Mr.. Carl Hoenig and
the choir of St. Pa9l's Church Mrs. z: c,
Atkins and Mrs. David Gibson. Mr.. Me-
Gibeny played violin obligato for Mrs.
Miller's song: The officers and the commit
NCwcomb. Mrs. Max I4eckner. Mrs. NJ. B,
Wilson, Mrs. s. 2. Perkins. Mrs. c, c. Foss-
]. K. Carnahan will be the hostess Satur-
day and Henry Hart will play.
PRESSELL-SALE.
The marriage of Miss Margaret AlIis Sale
and Mr.. Frederick Gordon PTessell took
place last evening at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Willis PresseI Only
the family and most intimate friends were
present for the ceremony at o'clock. Rev.
7. ]. Viilers, of the First Baptist Church,
performed his first marriage ceremony in
this city for this bride and groom Miss
Virginia Sale. sister of the bride, played the
nm 1af~
ty entered the parlor. The only at
teadant was little Miss Katherine Tlnsley.
who wore gown OF white Swiss and car
,laa = hasket Of fIowera s,t. 10000 ~ :.