The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-05-16
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.
Miss Benie Wiegand will entertain her
card club Friday afternoon
The Misses Shower will entertain friends
at cards Wednesday evening.
Mrs. q. r.. Root will leave to-day for
York. Ill. TO visit Mrs. Freeman.
Mrs. May w. Donnan will go to Chicago
next week to visit her daughter Margaret.
Mrs. n. S. briggs has returned from a
visit to her sister. Miss Shuler. in Decatur.
Mrs. Frances Brickley will go to Worth
ington this week 10 visit her mother. Mrs.
Minich.
Mr.. Nathan Morris gave a theater party
last evening In honor of Miss Peckham, of
Chicago.
Mrs; A. b. Meyer and daughter have re-
turned from California, where they spent
the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs r r. Reeves entertained the
club OF which they are members at cards
last evening. =
Mrs. Katherine Kregelo Martin and chill
oren Will leave tomorrow for their home
In Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rush +. Evans and Miss
Mary French Field, of Chicago. have re-
turned to Muncie.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". J.. Sheldon will leave to-
day for Louisville. their former home, to
reside permanently.
Mrs. William N. wishard and son, who
are visiting relatives in Evansville, will re-
turn home this week.
Mrs. Annie Laurie Ross Marshall. of La
fayette, will be here Saturday to visit Mrs.
j. g. Mcdowell and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. III. Hornbrook and daugh-
ter have returned from a visit TO Mr.. Horn
brooks father in Evansville.
Mrs. Sol Meyer received informally yester-
day afternoon for her visitor. Mrs. Baum
garten. of Washington, ID. c..
Mrs c. II. Wells will leave ext week
at the Grand Hotel during the absence of
Mrs. Wells.
Mrs. Palmer, of Atlanta, Ga, who has
been spending three weeks with Mrs. John
w. Kern. is now visiting her mother, Mrs.
Mary A. Moody.
Miss Mary Goodwin. of Brookville. who
has been visiting in Greencastle. will be
the guest this week Of her cousin, Mrs. o.
ID. Weaver. No. 20 West Sixteenth street.
Mrs. Edgar Hasson and daughter Alice,
VINO are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Ohr,
will leave this week for st. Paul. Mimi, to
join MIR. Hasson for permanent residence.
Rev. Charles n. Sims, of Syracuse, form
erly pastor of Meridian-stree Church, spent
yesterday in the city and left last evening
for louisville to visit his daughter and fam
lily.
Mrs. Lucius b. Swift has issued invita-
lions for Thursday morning at IL o'clock,
when Mrs. Herbert WEIGH will read a paper
| ton"
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick f. Matson, of the
Biacherne. and Mr.. Clyde Matson, of La
fayette. have been called to GAINESVILLE, o.,
by the sudden illness of Mr.. Matson's
mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel F. Fleener will leave
the Hotel English to-day to spend a few
weeks with DR.. Selman. 1916 East WASH
ington street. before going north for the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Hall and Mr..
]. r. Henry will return to-day from st.
Louis, where the gentlemen joined Mrs.
Hall for Sunday, which they spent with DIR.
and Mrs. III. s. Krug.
Mrs. Leigh Baugher will leave this week
for the East with her daughter. Mrs. John
| Baltziy, with whom She will make her home.
They will be with Mrs. Alexander Jameson,
1914 Central avenue. till her departure.
Mrs. T G. Shepard. daughter and son and
Miss Sarah f. Kelley will go to Oxford,
o., where they will join Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
jamin EnoS. of New York, who will bring
their daughter Katherine there for burial.
Mr.. John c. Abromet returned to his home
in Elkhart yesterday. accompanied by his
mother. Mrs. Elizabeth Abromet, who has
convalesced from a recent serious illness.
Mrs. Abromet will spend the summer with
her son.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Kregelo, who have
been occupying Mr.. and Mrs. r. o.
residence on North Capitol ave
at the Delano. Mr.. Hawkins and family
will remove to their home from the Denison
this week.
Mrs. ]. Robert Mckee will meet a few of
her friends Friday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. j.. w. Beck. who will be their
hostess. Mrs. Eb shirk viii give q luncheon
number of other companies are planned in
her honor.
Mrs. Joseph S. Jenckes, who has been
Honduras, is expected to return to this City
next week and will go to housekeeping in
her home on North Illinois street Her son,
this far and will then go East to be mar
ried. Rev. Mr.. Jenckes will return North
later.
Der of ladies yesterday in honor of Mrs.
Laughlin and Miss Clara Laughlin, of Chi
cago. Miss Catherine Merrill read her pa
In His Works" Among the guests were
Mrs. Fallows and Mrs. Kittridge, of Chi
lin. o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Duell Gates gave
a reception yesterday afternoon, from 5 TO
s o'clock. in honor of Miss Florence Day
and key NE J: Ross RxossssSt eve ems who are to be
of Mr.. and Mrs. Gates was beautified with
masses of snowballs and vases of roses,
and in the dining room there were mar
guerites on the daintily appointed table. Mr..
and Mrs. Gates were assisted by Mrs. Hen
~ C. Atkins. Mrs. Nicholas McCarty Harri-
kins. Miss Katherine Winter, Miss Alice
Fenton of Chicago. Miss Mary Noble, Miss
Eiean9 G,s SI9ttn and pa,r, MISSES sss r eranees M End
Mayme. Kirby, of Towanda. sang several
songs delightfully."-. There were numerous
OOt-Ol-tOWn guests. lnCluulnS MIS-. lay dlQ
the Misses Day, of Milwaukee, Mrs. Fal-
lows, the Misses Fallows, Miss Alice Lord,
Miss Talmage. and Miss Julia Moore. of
Chicago, Miss Bourland. of Peoria, Miss
Smith. of Boston, the Misses Barrows, of
Oberlin. o.: Messrs. Dwight and William
Day. of Yale. and Mr.. Stevenson. a brother
of DR.. Stevenson.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
FRANKLIN. Ind, May 15.-The marriage
of Edgar ". Mellendore and Eta Syster
took place last night. Both graduated from
the State Institution for the Deaf and the
ceremonies were conducted by DR.. De
Motto. of the institution, using both signs
and spoken language. The presents were
appropriate and valuable. The departing
guests left the newly married cuple In pos
session of a neat cottage, completely fur
nished by the bridegroom.
REED@BOND.
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
DUBLIN. Ind, May 15-Mr. Ernest ID.
Reed and Miss Edna Bond were married
yesterday at noon at Devon. a few miles
north of this place. Rev. Jennings. of New
Castle. officiating. The marriage was a sur
prise TO their friends as well as to the
brides family The bride is the daughter of