The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-10-12
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mrs, n NJ Dyer viii entertain friends at
cards Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Harry ]. Graham has returned from
visit TO friends IN Buffalo.
nr. w. = Rawls. who has been quite i'll
for several weeks is able to be out again.
Mrs Frank Elder of Richmond. is spend
ing few days In the city with relatives.
Mrs. O. w Williams has returned from
Washington. ID. C., where she was with
Mr. and Mrs Julius Walk and daughter
have returned from visit of two weeks
I'm New York.
Mr. George Yandes and niece. Miss Jo-
sephine Robinson, have gone to Atlantic
City for fortnight.
Mrs. Byron Hutchinson will open the
Cavcnd!sh Whist Club season Thursday,
oct. Is, at o'clock
Mrs: Henry SEVERN will go to st. Louis
soon to visit Miss Bierbaum, who has been
her guest several times.
MIR. and Mrs. James Albert Mckee will
spend the winter with Mr.. and Mrs. William
{. Snock. in Morton Place.
Mr.. and Mrs Carroll L. De Witt will be
with Mrs V. NJ Backus, No. 1907 North
Meridian street. this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Finley Pugh. gave a dinner
for twenty friends last evening celebrating
their fifth wedding anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Emmett. of Kansas
city, who have been visiting friends here
for few days, left yesterday for Louis
vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Chandler have
given up their house. on Broadway and will
spend the winter with Mr.. and Mrs. w. d.
Cooper.
Mrs. Daniel Stewart will go to Martins
vile to-day to join her brother, DR.. Joseph
Harrington. of Washington, d. c., who has
been there for three weeks.
Mrs Daniel Hughes, of Macon, Ca is
at the penison; and will be Joined to-day
by her husband. who has been spending
few weeks at West Baden.
Mrs. May W. Donnan has returned from
Chicago, where she placed her daughter in
the University of Chicago Mrs DOMAINS
class work begins next week.
Mrs. Morgan and Miss Laughlin, of
Evansville, who have been in the city en-
route from Chicago to their home in Evans
Vile, will return home to-day
DR.. and Mrs. Henry Jameson and daugh-
ters Will return home next week from Eu-
rope. Mrs. Jameson ard daughters have
been spending year in Dresden.
Miss Iva May Durham, of Buffalo. N VII
visiting Mrs. William i. Brown. Mrs. II.
L. Bullock and daughter will come to-day
to join Miss Durham at Mrs Browns.
DIR. Fl. Alden Adams has gone to Xenia,
O., where he will be best mar at the we'd
ding of Mr.. Dudley Porter Olcott, of New
York city, and Miss Lois Trader. of Xenia.
The Mesdames Thompson. of Portsmouth
and Miss Kate Heron, of Connersville,
who have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
ander Heron, left yesterday for Corners
vile.
Mr.. Everett Hannah, of Anderson, is in
the city to attend the Cleary-Finley we'd
ding this evening. Mr.. Hannah is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Tully on Talbot
avenue.
The first meeting of the German Literary
Club for this season was held yesterday
afternoon with Mrs. J. II. Parkhurst on
Central avenue. Presidents day will not be
observed until Nov. s.
The marriage of Mr.. Thomas Lloyd White
of this city, to Miss Blanche Banker. daugh-
ter of Or. A. J; Banker, Of Columbus, Ind.
will occur on Oct 10 at Columbus Invita-
tons have been issued
promenade concert and reception will
be given by ]. M. DUNCAN and wife to his
pupils. their parents and friends at their
residence No. 2204 Bellefontaine street, Fri
day evening, from to 1890
Miss Myla Coburn entertained about fifty
young ladies yesterday with o'clock tea.
Miss Louise Erwin was the guest Of honor:
Autumn flowers in gorgeous colorS adorned
the several handsome rooms.
DR.. Sarah Stockton has accepted posi-
ton on the medical staff of the Central In
sane Hospital, and DR.. Martha ]. Smith Will
succeed her physician to the Reform
School and Woman's Prison.
Mrs. Kate Rawls Haynes. who has been
i'll at her home in this city for several
months, will return to Cincinnati to-day,
where she will resume her duties as super
intcndent of the Elizabeth Gamble Dea-
coness Home.
The Portfolio Club will hold its first meet
meeting will be in charge of Miss Alice
Woods, Unique programmes, will be dis
bers are to draw lots for choice.
The members of the Free Kindergarten
Society have accepted the invitation of the
esses for the chrysanthemum show next
month. The ladies will serve a luncheon
three days and will assist in selling flowers
Mrs. George T. Moore. of Cambridge,
Mass, who has been the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur F. Hall for the past six weeks.
will leave tomorrow for her home accom-
panied by her mother, Mrs Harriet B.
and Mrs. Moore.
Mr.. Christian Brink has issued invitations
for the marriage OF his daughter Louise and
evening oct a 10 9aSe psfe
at the English Lutheran Church. The cere-
mony will be followed by reception to the
family at the home of Mr.. Brink
Miss Catharine ". Walcott entertained her
wedding attendants last evening at dinner,
the guests being her sister, Miss Stella Wal
eott; who will be maid Of honor. and Miss
Anabel Ward of Evanston, Miss Dora Har-
ris of Governors island. and Miss Virginia
Keep. A large oval basket of pine roses
adorned the table.
Mr.. William Garrard Comfy gave a bach
elors dinner last evening at his home. on
Eleventh street; His guests were Mr. Jud-
sol Brooks of Pittsburg, Mr. Richard Gar
lick of Youngstown. O., Mr.. Slocum How
land Of New York. Mr.. Henry P. Coburn,
ton and Mr.. Stewart Walcott. The name
cards were adorned with girls heads in
water color and the floral decoration
maidenhar fern and carnations, with bou-
tonnieres of the latter at each cover. The
wedding will take place this evening at the
Second Presbyterian Church.
The annual post bag was opened yester-
day at the Fortnightly Literary Club and
a series of letters were found therein. One
from Mrs. G. A. Christensen, from Heidel-
berg, told of the old city, and was illus
trated with several views and photographs
of the ducal family. One was from Mrs.
Katherine Bullard, who is now in Cali
fornia, and another was from the same
State, the writer being Mrs. George Swan,
whose husband was rector of Grace Cathe-
dral. Miss Ahern, of Chicago, formerly
state librarian. sent a letter. and an inter-
Emma Carlton, of New Albany. Mrs. Fair
banks gave an interesting talk of her recent
experiences in Quebec while Senator Fair
banks was acting on the international COM
mission. telling in person what she had ex-
pected to send in a letter. The afternoon
was one of the notable ones in the club an
nails.
HOLTMAN-CHASE
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
BRAZIL. Ind, Oct 1.-THE marriage of
Miss Harriet May Hoffman only daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Hoffman and Ar
thur William Chase. of Hastings, Mimi,
was solemnize6 in the First Presbyterian
Church this evening. Rev. Frazer officiat-
Ing The bride wore a handsome white
ivory satin gown, trimmed in rose duchesse
lace. bridal veil and carried white chrys-
anthemums, Miss. Louise Todd of Hast
lngs, and Miss Alice Cary, of Jerseyville,
Ill, were bridesmaids. DR.. Theodore H.
Page, of Jerseyville. ILL.,, was best man.
AFTER the ceremony the bridal party had