The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-06-09
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

friends at luncheon to-day.
Miss Bessie Hauk; of Logansp9rt; is visit
Ing Miss Elizabeth Taggart, of College ave.
nue..
Mrs. Denny Rogers and children have
gone to Springfield, o., 10 visit for few
weeks.
the last Of this month, TO remain until Sep
tember.
Mrs G. s. Row and daughter will leave
soon for WeQuetonsing, Mich, to spend the
sumner.
Mr.. William Garstang and. family win
leave soon for Old Point Comfort, to spend
several weeks.
Miss Jessie Hamlin has returned home
after a two months visit with relatives in
Chattanooga. Tenn.
Mrs: William Abbey. who has been visit
ing Mrs. d. f. Snyder and Mrs. Gibney.
has returned to Philadelphia
The Rosemary Club will have an outing
TO Broad Ripple tomorrow and Will take
dinner at Mrs. Bremmermann's.
Miss Helen Springsteen has gone to An
derson to take part in the Terpslchore car
nival being given there this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. r. Greer have gone to
Kentucky, and before their return they will
visit Mr.. Greers mother in oxford. o.
Mrs Edward F, Hodges received informal
y Yesterday afternoon for her guest. Mrs
Stoughton A Fletcher, of Lexington, Ky.
The marriage CT Mr.. Charles Latham and
Miss Letitia Booth will take place June Is
at the home of the bride in Columbus. o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry /. Wallace and chill
" Y, where they have taken cottage for
the summer
The missionary society of Roberts Park
| Church will be entertained this afternoon by
Mrs. 3. F. Hitz, No. 1881 North Pennsyl-
| vania street.
| DR.. j. ii. Woodburn has gone to Madison
! and attended the commencement exercises
at his old college at Hanover. He expects
to return tomorrow
| Miss Bertha Belle Ward went to Bloom
| ington yesterday TO visit her sister, Stella
who will graduate from the State Univer-
sity next Wednesday.
| Gated in their new home, No. 2ol7 North
| Alabama street. the house recently &C.
cupied by Mr.. and Mrs Robert Drake
Mr. Robert Martndale will give a garden
PARTY at the Victoria Saturday evening for
| Miss Lee. of Virginia. A number of must
/ clans will take part in musical programme.
| Mr. Elmer z. Stevenson will give brake
10 of %r r. m
| E. E. Smith and Miss Thomas, of Chicago.
The Ladies' Union of Plymouth Church
W give tea asse the f Of MRS
| from to o'clock. A musical programme
has been arranged.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson A. Afford have
taken R, the residence Of Mr. and Mrs Srax s
| Baker and family will sail for Europe the
| last of this month.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Roberts are entertain
ing a. house party at their country place
near Lawrence. Mr. and Mrs. Francis A
Coffin and Mr.. Tristan Coffin. of New
York. are there. and Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
| Foster, of Chicago. will arrive tomorrow.
Mrs. ]. F. Ramsey celebrated her eighty
| third birthday anniversary last evening by
having family reunion at her home on
| North Illinois street. Her son, Mr.. Robert
| Ramsey of St. Paul, Mimi, was here for
| the event Mr.. Ramsey will return TO St.
| Paul tomorrow.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Walk gave a family
party last evening 10 celebrate the first an
! niversary of the marriage Of their son, Mr..
| Carl f. Walk, and his wife formerly Miss
Matilda Brink The relationship numbers
evening was spent informally.
Miss Gertrude Brown gave a luncheon TO
| the Alpha Phi Alumnae Club at 271S North
| Illinois street yesterday evening. The guests
Of honor were Misses Estelle Baldwin, Nell
| HILL Martha Teal, Ruth Conlogne and Alice
Schwinn, who We're en- route from the De
| Paw commencement, Greencastle, Ind.
| William j. Helm. who Is connected with
| the mail service here, will leave this week
| for Canton, o., where he is 10 be married
to Miss Nellie Robson. Of that city. Mr..
! they will be lat home to their friends next
| Thursday evening at 232S East Tenth street.
Mrs. I. H. Wilson gave June rose lunch
con yesterday in honor OF her visitors,
Thomas. of Chicago. Bridesmaid roses
adorned the center of the table and the
pane me-, cards were rose leaves with the pane
Quayle, Mrs. H. P. WATSON, Mrs. Braxton
Baker. Mrs. Carl Won Hake, Mrs Elias
Elmer sewa Mrs James r Baker Mrs
A. W. Coffin. Mrs. II. NJ. Lash, Mrs. De
Witt George and Miss Yerkes.
Miss Ellen Lee. Of Virginia, was the guest
OF honor a rose luncheon given yesterday
by Mrs. George c. Hit. A crystal loving
cup filled with pink roses and resting on a
rose-embroidered mat stood in the center OF
| the table and the various appointments were
In harmony. The name cards were decorated
| in pink rose designs and were the artistic
work Of Mr.. Hits mother who is eighty
quaint souvenirs The guests with Miss Lee
were Mrs. H. r. Allen, jr.. Mrs. Walter L.
m minn M,sl Mrs; H. s New: Mrs John ,, G.
| Haines. Miss Hasselman and Miss Muriel
Hit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Starr are entertaining a
Souse party Tor their son, MI. thompson
| where he was sergeant major in the One
hundred-and-sixty- Indiana. The guests
Miss Jeanette ne crsghead MISS s'ni Estes
| Roney, Miss Juliet Hollingsworth Mr.
Roland Hughes. Mr.. Ray Shiveley and Mr..
day evening Miss Martha Landers gave a
! wheel party for them, going out the tow
path to the Country Club for supper. and the
the remainder of the evening was spent on
| the roof garden. Last evening the party
| went 10 BrOad Ripple and mad trip on the
Sunshine. This morning there will be a
drive through the city and this evening ar
| informal dance will be given for them by
Mrs. Starr. The guests will remain until to-
| morrow afternoon.
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
GREENCASTLE, Ind, June s.-Mrs Eller
r. Tingey, widow of the late DR.. Joseph
Tingley, for many years a member of the
Asbury (now De Pauw) faculty. and Rev
DIR. +. 4. Edwards were married here at
O'Clock to-day. DR.. Edwards was at one
time president of the F. II. Collins (Cal.]
Agricultural College, and has held numer-
Gus positions professor I'm educationa
institutions. He is literary man and. has
also Won marked success as an artist. He
was a member of the class OF SO, Asbury
University, graduating under Bishop Simp.
son. Rev. Edwards came here this com
mencement to visit the scenes of his youth
In former years he was a close friend OF
| Mrs. Tingley and her husband Mrs. Ting.
ley has many friends Over the State amone
the alumni OF De PAW, and has been promi.
| nent here In club, social and church work
DIR. III. A. Goblin performed the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwards left for Henderson
ship of the local Episcopal Church.
RICHMOND WEDDINGS.
Special to the Annapolis Journal.
RICHMOND. Ind. June s.-Mr Herbert
j. Farmer and Miss Minnie NJ. Williams
were married last evening at their previous
~ furnished home The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. Stanley c. Hughes, OF
the Second PreSbyteriau Church