The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-10-05
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Ensley have gone
to Michigan.
Mrs. Ben Howard entertained her card
club yesterday afternoon.
Miss Anna Curtis will go to Lafayette
next week to make a visit.
Mrs. ]. J. Harris, of North Pennsylvania
street is visiting in Chicago.
Mrs. Minich. of worthington. is visiting
her daughter. Mrs. Charles Railsback.
Miss Mary Rariden has returned from the
East and IS with Mrs. w. A. Hughes.
Miss Susan M. Ketcham Is visiting her
brother w. A. Ketcham at Robinwood
Mrs. F. A Joss and children have re-
turned from their summer home at Rome
City.
The annual election of the Daughters OF
the Revolution will be held Saturday after
noon.
Mrs. Charles G. Yohn is visiting Mrs
Albert Yohn. at No. 404 North Delaware
street.
Mrs. j. Minich and daughter, of Worth
ington, are guests of Mr.. w. c. Bobbs and
family.
Mr. Charles J. Kuhn has returned from an
extended visit to Honolulu and the Oriental
countries.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Walk will return to-
day from New York, where they have been
for fortnight.
Miss Emma Henry has gone to Column
bus, where she will be bridesmaid at the
wedding of a friend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh McGibeny have gone
to housekeeping at No. 213 East Thirteenth
street. Mrs: McGibeny,s sister, Miss Leta
Holman. and Mrs McGibenys children, who
have been in Independence, Ia, for a year,
will arrive next week.
Mrs. Henry l. Beverage is entertaining
her sister Mrs. Williamson and daughter. OF
New Jersey, who are en- route to California.
Mrs. II. Fulton, who has been the guest
of Mrs. w. III. Hamilton and daughters,
will return to her home, in Chicago, to-mor-
row.
Mrs; Robert Dain has returned from al an
extended visit to Colone, and Mrs. G. w.
Parker in Pendleton and friends in Gin
cinnati
Professor and Mrs. NJ. e. Crowell have
gone to Franklin where Mr.. Crowell has
taken the chair of chemistry in the Frank
lin College.
Mrs Cora Rittenhouse Palmer and daugh-
ter Helen, of Pittsburgh, will arrive to-day
to visit Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Rittenhouse
Gen. and Mrs. James r. Carnahan are
spending few days in Lafayette attending
the meeting of the State Board of Charities
and Correction.
Mr. W. K Patton has returned from La
fayette, where he went to attend the golden
wedding anniversary of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Jacob Patton.
Mr.. ard Mrs. John s. Heller and children
have gone to Washington, d. c. They
will visit relatives and will place Miss Jose
phine Heller in school,
Mr.. and Mrs. Malott Fletcher have re-
turned from theii wedding trip. and will be
with Mrs. John +. Ramsey until their home
on Talbot avenue is ready.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Leslie Avery an.
nounce the engagement of their daughter
Effie Dell and Mr.. Reese Wysong. The
wedding will take place Oct is.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. N. Sylvester returned
| last evening from Minneapolis, where they
were called by the illness of Miss Bertha
Blitz. Miss Blitzs condition is improved.
| Miss Edna Smith has gone TO Chicago
W q bridesmaid "A frfand
| who is to be married this evening. Miss
Smith will remain fortnight in Chicago.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Hewitt H. Rowland re-
Rowland Wia i0m read his paper GTs HaV,
Loved" before club there Tuesday even
| ing.
Mrs. Sam. E. Duncan and her two daugh.
| tiers, Mrs. Frank Morton and Mrs. Johr
| Sawyer, entertained few of their friends
| on last Tuesday evening at 1921 Brookside
| avenue.
Yesterday was the birthday anniversary
| of Mrs. Caroline FrenZel and she received
numerous calls of congratulation from
| friends and relatives during the afternoon
| and evening.
Invitations have been received from Mrs
| N. f. Welborn of Redlands, Cal, formerl,
| Of this city, for the marriage of her daugh
| ter Lenora and George III. Brown, OF tina
| city, Oct r.
Miss Kathreen Meyer. of Ceylon. is in tn,
| city and will address the ladies' of May
/ flower Church at the thank-offering meet
i ing, to be held tomorrow afternoon, at
o'clock. in the church
| Mrs. William Fl. Griffith and family have
taken the residence of Mr.. George G. Tan
/ per on North Delaware street and Judge
/ and Mrs. Frank Gavin, who bought Mrs
Griffith's house. will take possession mex
i month
1 Mr. John l.. Griffiths will go to Lafayette
/ tomorrow, where he will deliver an ad
| dress in the evening before the General d
Lafayette Chapter of the Daughters of tn
Il American Revolution. Al
| coin Club
The woman's Whist Club has elected tn
following officers: President. Mrs. j. w
treasurer. Mrs Ralph Smith; secretary
Mrs. John II. Murphy; executive committee
Mrs. Charles ID: Johnson. Mrs. Herman
| Pink and Mrs. s. f. Perkins.
/ Misses Catherine and Nina Merrill re
| ceived yesterday afternoon for Miss Susal
NJ. Ketcham of New York, who is visiting
relatiyes r In this city And r, Min remain unit
in receiving by their sisters, Mrs Moore
and Mrs. Ketcham. Mrs. Alfred Harrison
Mrs g W Moo Tsy Mrs.. F. L. Keteham n9 ann
| Miss Shipp and by their grandnieces Mise
Priscilla and Julia Kitchen and Heller
| Hibben.
| JOINER-DAvIS.
The homo OF Mr. and Mrs. Frederick {
Gardner. on Broadway. was the scene of
pretty wedding last evening. The bride wa
| Miss Mary ]. Davis. sister of Mrs. Gard
| ner and daughter of Mrs. Minerva j. Davis
| ana the groom was Mr.. Joseph Herber
| Blashfield Joiner. The ceremony was at So
| o'clock and for 1t the relatives and fe,
| friends were invited. Rev. Allen B. Phil
| putt. pastor of the Central Christia
| Church. officiated. The ceremony was 1
the long sitting room, one end of which wa
bower OF palms and ferns. and the chan
| daiierS were festooned with snilax an
| clusters or lothue sprays, which are no,
| much used for weddings. The ushers wer
| Mr.. Edward G. Hereth and Mr.. Charles
Kuhn. The groom and his best man. Nj
| Oliver w. Isensee. entered and awaited IN
| bride and attendants. The flower maid wa
| Miss Nancy Perry. who wore a gown c
pink taffeta and lace. made with low cors
| age. and she carried the brides bouquet c
lilies Of the valley The ring carried /
a basket OF flowers carried by little Mis-
| Mary Elizabeth Gardner, a niece OF tn
| bride Her gown was a fairy-like garb @
| white. embroidered French null trimme
with lace and made with low neck and tin
sleeves The maid n w f.r Ia