The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-09-08
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Staley left yesterday
for Cedar lake.
Miss Florence Atkins will not return to
college this fail.
DR.. L. III. Dunning and son Lehman have
returned from Europe.
Miss A. ]. Zimmerly went to Lafayette
yesterday to visit relatives and friends.
DIR. F. w. Hays and sons and Mr.. James
whitcomb Riley have gone to Mackinac.
Miss Jeanette Judson will sing solo at
Meridian-street Church Sunday morning.
Mrs. Brainard Rorison, of Detroit, is WIS.,
iting Mrs. Edward II. Dean for few days
Misses Bessie and Mayme Beck went to
Martinsville yesterday TO remain week or
ten days.
The Misses Wulsin, of Cincinnati. are Wis
iting Mrs. Clarence Wulsin and family for
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry J. Brandon have re-
turned from Maxinkuckee and are at home
at the Delano.
Mrs. Henry Malpas has. been. called to
Shelbyville by the death of her brother-in-
law, Mr.. Thomas.
Mr.. and Mrs John III. Ohr have returned
from visit to their children in Chicago
and st. Paul, MINI.
Mrs. w. o. Anderson and Miss Anderson
Mrs. Horace Anderson.
Mrs. r.. A. Ballard, after spending several
weeks In the porthern part Of Michigan,
returned home yesterday.
Mrs. Florence Dunbar. of Greencastle.
spent yesterday in the city with friends, en-
route home from Earl Park
Dr.. A. F: Emminger; wife and daughter.
of Columbus. o., are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
r. E. Mutchner on Broadway
Miss Evelyn Holiday entertained few
of the college girls at her country home,
Rika Dom, yesterday afternoon.
Mrs, John T. Dye and daughter. who have
been In Pittsburg and at the seacoast for
several weeks. have returned home.
Mrs. Alfred Lauter received her friends
informally yesterday afternoon, observing
her first reception day since her marriage.
The Womens Foreign Missionary Society
by Mrs. George Macy in the church parlors
this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Dickson and son
Frederick. Mrs Catherine Ruschhaupt and
Mrs. Annie II. Wright returned home yes
terday from their summer in Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry G. Colburn and sons
eptember and they Will = 20 e to New YORK
for Dewey day." returning home Oct. 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Coe. Mrs. Eva Fau-
sett and Mr. and Mrs Joseph Stahl have
have been attending house party given by
Mrs. HcCray.
A private letter from A. G Harris, under
travelling slowly about in the Tyrol for a
month or SO and are now starting for
Vienna. II Is a most interesting and pleas
ant country in summer, and We have en-
Joyed the outdoors OF II very greatly"
The marriage OF Miss Sadie NJ. Manaman
and Mr.. Oliver F. Terrier occurred Wednes-
day evening In the parlors of st. Johns
performed by the Rev. Francis Rives. The
bride wore gray broadcloth and carried
Mss HBy She S %as attended
a. gray broadcloth and carried pink roses
The groom was attended by Mr.. Thomas
OF the brides mother 1905 Church street
from TO H. with only immediate relatives
and friends present. Mr.. and Mrs. Ferrier
Will ha at hnrf 20 hair frfn de
Delaware street.
Mr.. and Mrs. w A Bell were at home
informally, last evening to their friends.
na WIZ s where Mr eek gs wife fer Yew
president OF Antioch College. They will be
aecompanied by Mrs. Margaret V. Mar
principal at the college. Mrs. Marshall as
sisted at the reception last evening. Mrs.
Bel. Mrs. Joseph Reagan. Miss Susan srr1 c T
man and Miss Ethel Smith assisted in ex-
tending the hospitlaities. Mr.. and Mrs.
identified with the educational interests Of
this city: and their transference TO Antioch
College VIII be OF material benefit in the
TO leave Indianapolis Thursday
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Miss Nell l.. Jenkins. daughter of Mr.. ID.
II. Jenkins, and Mr.. Albert NJ Alexander
were married last evening at the family
residence In Woodruff Place. Only the rela
tives and most intimate friends were pres
ent at the ceremony. which was pronounced
by Rev. G. NJ. Smith, pastor OF Hall-place
Church. The bride was attended by her sis
ter. Miss Emma Jenkins. and the groom by
Mr.. William Hardy. The ceremony took
place In the library. the bridal party stand
Ing before mass OF palms and ferns. A
harpist and violinist played the wedding
march from "1.ohengrin" as the bands OF
ribbon and smilax, held by Miss Florence
wacker and Miss Minnie Keifer, of
Marshall ILL.,. were lifted The bride wore a
dainty gown OF white dotted silk organdie