The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-12-10
West Indianapolis.

Mrs. John has returned home from Shell
| byville.
Mrs. Bert John entertained some friends
| last Sunday from Muncie.
Mr.. ]. X. Armstrong has returned from
his Thanksgiving vacation.
| Morrison Beever, of Rushville, was in the
| city Friday visiting relatives.
| Mr.. and Mrs. David Robertson spent the
| early part of last week at their farm.
| Mrs. Clinton Smith has returned home
| from a visit with friends in Coatesville
Miss Ida Weber, who has been home for
City.
number of her friends at dinner last Sun
| day.
| Miss Small, who has been visiting her
| father in Plainfield. returned home last
week
The Thursday Afternoon Club will meet
at the home of Mrs. David Robertson this
week.
The Social Club will give its annual BAN
| quet at the Denison Hotel New Years
| night.
The jubilee meeting of the w. F. NJ s..
has been postponed from tonight until
| Dec. IL.
| Mrs. Ruston, of Cartersburg. is visiting
| her daughter, Mrs. d. Chamness, of West
| Ray street.
| Mr.. William Spaulding, who has been
| home for Thanksgiving, has returned to De
| Paw University.
The Speak no-evil Club will meet next
| Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Nc
| Clure, on Oliver avenue.
Olive Branch. Rebekah Lodge, will give
| a Peek sisters entertainment at Druid s
Hall next Thursday night
| DR.. Goblin, president of De Pauw Uni
versity. preached at the First Methodist
| Episcopal Church last Sunday night.
have been visiting Mrs. Byrkit. on Warren
| avenue, have returned to their home in
| Danville
| The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Pilgrim
| Congregational Church will meet Wednes-
| day afternoon at the home of Mrs. Wood.
| on Marion avenue.
The regular meeting of the W. c. 7. u.
| has been postponed until Wednesday, and
will be held at the home of Mrs. j. c. Nc
Cain, on Klondike aveaue
The revival of the Pilgrim Congregation
| al Church will be continued another week.
! This morning the Rev. Mr.. Kirkpatrick
will deliver sermon for the children.
Mr.. and Mrs. James McGrew, of Harding
| street. entertained the young people who
participated in the Aunt Dinah" husking
| bee at their home last Wednesday night.
Mrs. w. F. Siebert, nee Byrkit and hus-
band have moved from Michigan City to
this place. and will be az home to their
| friends after Dec. Is. on Marion avenue.
| The local union OF the w. c. 7. L. will
| attend a general reception of the society,
| to be given Tuesday at the home of Mrs.
| Gipes, 1870 Broadway. in honor of Mrs. f.
| I. McWhirter, State president.
The Young Peoples Study Club met at
| the home of the Misses Hoss. on Blaine
avenue. last night. Miss ROda Sellick, OF
| the High School. read the Palace of Art"
| from Tennyson. Mrs. McGrew. 1.-The Side
| lights of American History" and Miss
| Wysong paper on James Watt"
| The wedding of Miss Grace Mabrey and
| Charles Edward Baker occurred Wednes-
| day evening at the home OF the BRIDE on
| Klondike avenue. The ceremony was per-
| formed by the Rev. Mr.. Proctor, Of the
Lncoln-avenue NJ. E. Church "a brother
| in-law of the bride. The cer( hony took
place in the second parlor, which was dec
| Grated with palms and ferns and chrysan-
| themums. forming a huge bank. The bride
was dressed in white silk crgandie, and
| carried Bride roses. She was attended by
| Mrs. DIR. Gebauer. and DIR. Gebauer stood
| for the groom. An elaborate supper was
served afterward. and chrysanthemums
| and ferns adorned the tables. The couple
were the recipients of many valuable pres
| ents from their friends. Many out-of- town
people attended