The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-10-07
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mrs. J. NJ Payer is spending few days
Mrs. Ernest II. Trip has returned from a
visit to Madison.
Mrs Edgar H. Address and son Oliver, of
Lafayette, are in the city.
Senator Beverage will return tomorrow
from his visit to Washington.
Miss Mary Foster. of Terre Haute, is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Arba L. Perry.
Mrs. Charles Emmett Coffin will return
to-day from visit to Louisville friends.
Mrs. John N Carey and Mrs. William
Scott will return Tuesday from the East.
Mrs Abby Watson Erskine, of Lake For
est, will come soon to visit her aunt, Mrs
James l. Lodge.
Mr.. Charles F. Robbins has returned from
New York He and Mrs. Robbins will spend
most OF the winter there.
The Appellate Court judges will go to
President Mckinley tonight
Mrs. Louis weslyn Jones will give thea
ter party to-day for her sister, Mrs. Lucy
Fletcher Brown, of California.
Mrs. Lyman Halsey has returned from
New York. where she visited her mother
and brother. Mr.. Howard Kyle.
Mr.. Frank Van VIE, VINO mas peen visit
ing his parents in this city, returned last
night to his home In New York.
Mrs. L. G. Willard and Miss Willard have
to- and will arrive in New York next week.
Mrs. George Tousey and daughter Mera
have returned from Boston and the sea-
shore, where they have been for several
months.
Mrs. Lathrcp. Of Greensburg, is with Mr..
f. l.. Mayors family. Mrs. Mayer and Miss
Knippenberg will return to-day from
short visit to Chicago.
Mrs. Chauncey Turner has been called to
Cincinnati by the death of Mr.. Otto Mar
met an old resident of that city, who was
the father of Mrs. Austin Smith.
The engagement Is announced of Miss
Martha Parsons, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. r. Parsons, to DR.. William S. Tomlinson.
The wedding will take place in November.
The first of the autumn series of enter
fainments OF the ladies' society OF the
musicale this afternoon at the club build
ing.
Mrs Henry SEVERN will sail to-day from
Europe for home. Her granddaughter, Miss
Alma Bachman. who accompanied her
abroad. will remain in Germany to spend
year in study.
Miss Christine Cooper, of Shelbyville,
Tenn. daughter of Judge Edward Cooper.
who was private secretary to Andrew john
son. President of the United States. Is the
guest of Mrs. Daniel A. Chenoweth. OF
North Delaware street.
The Friday Afternoon Club was enter
tanned yesterday afternoon by Mrs. Armin-
da Moore. There was programme of
music In charge of Miss Pursell. and dis
cussion of current events 1t was the first
meeting OF the club for this season.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ: DUNCAN gave their
annual reception ana promenade concert
last evening at their home IN Bellefontaine
street A large number of piano pupils TOOK
part In the programme. Mr.. DUNCAN has
arranged for series of recitals for the
entire season, beginning in November and
ending in June.
Invitations have been issued by Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Jordan for the marriage of
lando b. Hes, to take place Wednesday
evening, Oct. Is, at $50 O'Clock at the First
Baptist Church, for reception at the home.
No: 1923 North Meridian street. at 9 o'clock
and for the at-home after JAM at No. Gil
East Twenty-first street.
Mr.. Edward l.. Mckee gave an American
Beauty dinner last evening for his cousin.
Mrs Henry C.. Taylor. of Columbus. o.
The roses. candles and shades. gracefully
arranged, were of the rich rose colors. The
| guests to meet Mrs. Taylor were Rev. and
Mrs NJ. L. Haines. Rev. and Mrs. ]. A.
Milburn, Mr.. and Mrs, James l. Lodge. Mr..
II. II. Hibben, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mer-
rll and Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond p. Van
Camp.
Mrs Bruce Mcdonald Wylie received in
| formally yesterday afternoon for her guest,
Mrs Suverkrup, of Columbus. Mrs. Suver-
krup was Miss Lottie Arwine. and ner mar
day. Mrs. Wylie was assisted yesterday by
Miss Emma Henry and Mrs. 5. l.. Hadley.
a theater party in horor of Mr eW aGS s MIs
Suverkrup entertaining DR.. and Mrs. Wylie
and Miss Henry; who ATTENDED the wedding
at Columbus. Mr.. and Mrs. Suverkrup will
remain until Tomorrow.
The woman's Club observed presidents
day yesterday by holding reception previ-
Gus TO a luncheon at 2:30 O'Clock. The guests
were received by Mrs. William L. Elder. the
president, Mrs. John III. Holiday, vice pres
ident. and Mrs. II. A. Edison, chairman of
the executive committee. The guests were
escorted to the east parlor, where the table
was set for sixty-five. in the form of a
large r. 1t was decorated from end to end
with crystal vases of American Beauty
roses. and silver candlesticks with candles
to match the roses in color. Fern leaves
were also scattered over it's length After
four-course luncheon. Mrs Elder presided
as toas.misiress, ana the following Soasts
| by Mrs Perry Hall Clifford: Our Girls"
Mrs O. III. Hasselman: The Value of Adj
| vice. Miss Mary Dean; and Our Municipal
Artists" by Miss Mary Rariden. The host
| esses for the afternoon were Mrs. Edward
| 4. Hodges. Miss Julia Harrison Moore and
| Mrs. George G. Tanner; and they. were as
| Spruance. Mrs ]. J.. Ketcham, Mrs III. H.
| Hanna and Mrs. ]. NJ. Winters
| GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
/ Special to the indianapolis Journal
| NEW ALBANY Ind, Oct. 6-Mr. and
| Mrs. James A. Wilson to-day celebrated the
( fiftieth anniversary of their marriage in this
| city. where they have resided for the past
forty years. They were married in Louis
| vile Oct. 8. 1s49. shortly after Mr. Wilson's
/ return from the Mexican war. Mr. Wilson
is the oldest photographer in the city.
| ENGLE-MAXWELL.
/ Special to the indianapolis Journal
| SULLIVAN, Ind, Oct. 6.-Marvin Engle.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel r. Engle. and
prominent young business man of this
city: and Miss Acsah Maxwell. daughter of
| county, were married last night. The cere-
| mony was performed at the Christian par
sonage, Elder Wilson Yocum officiating
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