The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-03-23
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mr. Earl NJ. Ogle will leave tomorrow for
a hunting trip TO Illinois.
Mrs. Frank Elder who is visiting relatives
will return to Richmond to-day.
Mr. and Mrs r. c. Beatty have removed
TO Pittsburg for permanent residence.
Mr. Percy Hord, of Chicago. is spending
few days In the city with his mother and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Cooper and Mrs. ogle
are at Ormond, Fla. and will return home
next week.
Miss Kate Robson will leave soon after
Easter for Rochester, n. Y, to visit her
MIS-. Laura Bingham Woodward, of ST.
Louis. will spend next Sunday with her
mother. Mrs. j. ]. Bingham. and family.
Mrs. Henry Kahn gave the first of series
ing about forty friends at cards
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. McDoel. of Chicago
and General and Mrs. Samuel Thomas of
New York. are at the Denison for a short
turn from New York next week and Miss
Lillian Landers from Philadelphia and
Washington.
meet Tomorrow with Mrs. Thesta Alice
Rose a0 Central avenue. instead Of Mrs
Carrie III. Halpin.
Mr.. and Mrs Hills and family. of Brazil.
nave taken the residence at the corner of
Delaware and Pratt streets. recently vacated
by Senator and Mrs. Beveridge.
Mr.. and Mrs Hollenbeck entertained a
number of friends at dinner and cards last
evening for their guest, Mrs. Ada Thomas
of Martinsvile. formerly of this city.
Mr.. Robert Corson. jr. of Grand Rapids
Will arrive Tomorrow to visit DR.. and Mrs
Hacker Miss Mcconnell will give a theater
party for Mr.. Corson Saturday night.
Mrs F. w Willis. of Waterloo. js visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. j. L. Hornaday.
MIS- Wills was entertained at dinner last
evening by Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Ensley
ieave Saturday for Havana, Cuba. Misses
Caroline and May Thompson will remain
here with MIR. and Mrs. William G.. Mcguire
Central avenue
The ladies of the sixth section of the
FREE klndergartep will give tea at the
home of Mrs. John G. New. the afternoon
and evening OF April n Mrs James NJ
Winters and Mrs. George y. Catterson have
recently been appointed leaders of this sec
ton.
Mrs. Il. l. Fisher, zoos North Illinois street.
has for her guests her mother and sister.
Mrs. $. Bernstein and Miss Theresa Bern
stein of urbana ILL.,; her sister, Mrs. NJ.
Kittner. of Defiance, o. also Mrs g Rofhs-
child and Mrs. l.. Warner of Summitviile.
Ind. Mrs. Fisher, with her guests formed
a matinee party yesterday afternoon at
Englishs.
The ladies who will assist Mrs. s. F.. Morss
to chaperon the American Beauty dance
for the terpsichore carnival will be Mrs.
George Brown, Mrs. Charles W. Fairbanks,
Mrs. George r. Sullivan. Mrs. John w.
Kern. Mrs. Henry jameson, Mrs. j. X.
Sharpe, jr., Mrs. Francis Il. Hord and Mrs.
II. r. Rowland.
Mrs Paul Heb White observed her second
reception yesterday afternoon and was as
sisted by her mother. Mrs. Malott. Mrs
and the Misses Malott and Miss Florence
Day and Miss Dorothea Van Camp The
parlors were fragrant with flowers. and the
dining room table was adorned with wedding
0OWeTS
In the evening MIR. Malott Mr.. Macy Malott
and Mr.. Brown assisted with the ladies.
Mr.: and Mrs. A. p. Hendrckson had
guests for twenty tables of euehre last even
ing at their home on North Meridian street
Mr.. and Mrs. Hendrickson were assisted by
Mrs. George w. Bliss Miss Kahlo. Miss
Esther Jordan and Miss Mae Culver There
We're We're handsome prizes and the favors were
cream. Among the guests were Mrs. Arthur
EEt nS, Of Boston. and Mrs. McElwin. OF
hokomo Mrs. Hendrickson will give an
AFTERNOON company TO ladies soon
Mrs. II. \. Winterrowd was the hostess
LOT d caro- party yesterday afternoon her
guest or honor being Miss Blanche Coppock.
ID; Johnson. The rooms were decorated
WITH pink roses. white tulips ami margue-
hospitalities 10y Mrs. s r. Perkins Mis-
Mary Sloan: Miss Edna Benton. Mis- Helen
ssatoh anu Miss Mary Stone. The first
Among the guests was Mrs WbipTp ,so" IF
4 Rockville who * visiting Mrs Perkins
FLEENER-OVERM
There was large audience of relatives
and friends at The College-avenue Baptist
/ Church last evening to witness the mar
riase of Miss Belle Overman. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph y. Overman. and DR..
| Otto FIorea Fleener. OF Knightstown. The
ring ceremony M o'clock was pronounced
by Rev. Burris y. Jenkins. president of the
! University OF Indianapolis The ushers were
| Nessrs. Edward BarrOws. Henry NJ Beville
! Hugh Irwin and Emil Bauer and they pre-
/ coded the bridesmaids Misses TAIella
! Hughes. Lillian Schall, Dolly F'leener of
| knightstown and Beatrice r.. TiSe. the maid
] OF honor, Miss Anna OveFman. a sister OF
! the bride and the bride with her father
AT the pulpit they We're met by the groom
and his best man, Mr.. Claude Oyerman, 4