The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-10-24
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mrs. Hugh Hanna will not observe her
usual at home to-day.
Mr.. Henry Wetzel will return the last OF
this week from Europe.
Mr.. Edwin Coffin, of New York. is visiting
the family Of Mr.. Charles Mayer.
Miss Rapp, of Chicago, will come next
week TO be the guest of Miss Clara Schloz.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. II. Hobbs have re-
moved from 1il1 North Alabama street TO
1918 North Alabama street.
Mr.. A. Ward Cobb. of New York, who at
tended the Nevin-Bradshaw wedding last
week, returned home yesterday.
Miss Jessie Lovett and Miss Alice Dresser
will have charge OF. the dance class at
Knickerbacker Hall this season.
Mrs. T. NJ. Bassett and niece. Miss Ella
Waite, have returned from New England,
where they have been for two months.
Mrs. Edith Mansur, of Philadelphia, for
merly of this city will be married to-day in
Philadelphia to Mr.. Mahlon Hutchinson
Miss Gosdorfer. of Cincinnati. who came
for the Kahn-Bamberger wedding, Is the
guest of Miss Selma Fox in Morton Place.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. O.. Roache and daughter.
of California, Mo-, arrived yesterday and
are the guests of Judge Addison Roache
and family.
Miss Care Park. of New Harmony, is the
guest of Mrs. w. p. Kappes. Miss Park
will go to Europe in February for an ex-
tended visit.
Mrs. Stella Anderson is visiting her sister,
Mrs. M. De Bruler, at the Bundy Hotel,
in Bloomington. A number or entertain
ments nave been given in her honor.
Mrs. r. G. Mum and daughter Addie,
of Denver, who have been visiting Miss
Judd, of North Capitol avenue, will return
to their home in the West tomorrow.
Mrs. w. A. Woods entertained Mrs. Con-
rad Baker and family at luncheon yester-
day in honor of Mrs. Bakers daughter, Mrs.
Herbert l.. Anderson, of Ocala, Fla.
Mrs. A. 3. Mansur and Mrs. Clarence
Wulsin and children have returned from
New York and Philadelphia and will leave
NJ = - Ia e mi 4 n -lanH tho sin rGr
The Roberts Park Choral Society will give
a Halloween party Tuesday evening, Oct
81, at the Eagle farm, south of the. city.
The Members will go out there in buck
boards.
Miss Martha Carey and Miss Mui lei II:tt,
of this city, are now in Berlin. where they
will locate for several months. They nave
been spending the time since their arrival In
Europe in Paris.
Among the weddings announced to take
place soon Is that Of Miss Mary Newman,
laughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles New
of indianapolis. The wedding will be Nov.
/. Miller was graduated from Earlham Col
leSe last year.
Miss Daisy Clark gave a pretty luncheon
yesterday for Miss Esther Jordan and the
young ladies who will attend at her we'd
ding. The guests were Miss lies of Tus-
o. Miss Mera Tousey. Miss Elma WooIlen,
Miss Lois Dyer and Miss Gertrude Henry.
A postal was received yesterday from
Mrs. Fannie Wood Morrison, OF this city,
which was mailed at Tokyo, Japan. The
picture was of the sacred bridge at Nikko.
The party, which includes Mr.. and Mrs.
w. II. Coleman and lausnter, with Mis-.
Morrison, have had a delightful trip across
the Pacific.
Mrs. A. +. Potts will be one of the leaders
of the doll booth of the Flower Mission fair
expects to be absent from the city. will act
as one of the assistants. The ladies will
have a doll Id dressed GoroIs as " & eo p H fady of BUS :
beautiful Austrian lady, sent by Mrs. Ad-
by S!So Mrs. Henry + wilson from ssntiaFo.
Alice Vajen. of this city. Mrs: Claude
Matthews Will contribute an Indian doll;
Mrs. j. r. Mckee will loan a doll from
Paris; Mrs. James A. Mount, wife of the
| Governor of Indiana, will give a doll; Mr..
Joseph r.. Herod will send a Japanese doll;
Miss Grace Christensen Will give W dolls.
| and Mrs. w. H.. Coleman viii send a doll
from the Orieht. Each aoil VIII be labeled
and the donor, and quite a number of them
Will be sold. a few have been loaned only
for exhibition
KAHN-BAMBERGER
A very pretty wedding was celebrated
Yesterday at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Bamberger on North Alabama
street. The bride was their second daugh-
ter, Miss Lilly Bamberger. and the groom
NdS MI. DdNiu haiill CLis bit itAdliNts
were invited TO the ceremony. which took
place at / o'clock. The bride was preceded
TO the altar of palms and pink and white
| chrysanthemums by her two nephews. Mas
tiers Leon Bamberger and Raymond Kiser.
and was accompanied by her parents. Mr..
Kahn was accompanied by his father, Mr..
Davic Kahn, and brother Harry and they
stood beneath a canopy or smilax. The
bride wore a handsome reception gown OF
ashes of roses novelty cloth made over a
deeper shade of silk. The corsage was rich
with applique. She wore a picture hat OF
black velvet with a rhinestone buckle. Mrs.
Bamberger's gown was OF black silk trim
med with lace and jet. As the bridal party
entered the parlor an orchestra played the
wedding march. Rabbi Messing of the new
Temple conducted the ceremony After the
served. the guests beine seated at four long
| tables, spread in three / sams. Tn bride and
: groom. with Mr.. and Mrs. Bamberger. Mr..