The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-03-25
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Miss Mary Meigs went to Lafayette yes
terday TO visit relatives.
Miss Amy I. Bryant of Washington, D. c..
Is visiting Mrs. Arthur +. Hall.
Mrs. t. C. Day and Miss Day will go to
Cleveland to-day for short visit.
Mrs. John c. Dean will give a coffee Tues
day in honor of Mrs S. Robert Greer.
Miss Cooke Reed. of Madison. formerly of
Denver. Col, Is visiting in the city.
Mrs. W. III. Hubbard and Mrs. w. e.
kurtz have returned from Atlantic City.
Mrs. o. c. Wilcox will go to New York
In April 10 spend month in the studios
Mrs. Charles +. Smith and Miss Smith
have issued invitations for tea Tuesday,
April 4.
Mr.: and Mrs w II. Coleman have gone
Downing.
Miss Inman. of New York. will arrive
Monday TO visit Mrs. Harry s. New for a
Few days.
Miss Percy Walker gave a small card
party yesterday in honor of Miss Zollinger,
of Detroit
Miss Mary Pritchett. OF Centervile. is
visiting Mrs. Wilson Reed, on East Wash
| ington street.
Miss Mary Forman. who has been visiting
friends. returned to her home in Logans-
port yesterday.
Mrs. George Spellman and daughter. Mrs.
Clark Mallory. will return from Martins
vile next week.
Mrs. George w. Morrison, who has been
visiting her sister Mrs. j. W. Browning,
returned home yesterday.
Mrs. Newton Todd entertained a few
| friends yesterday with thimble party for
Mrs. Hiram G.. Keays, of Cortland. Ill
The Morrow Memorial Circle OF Meridian
street Church will entertain all the minis
tiers or the circuit at the meeting Monday.
Mrs. C. T. Austin will leave to-day for St.
Louis, where she will join a friend and con-
| tinue. 20 Phoenix. Ariz., TO spend several
months.
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ting for few days with Mr.. and Mrs
Edward ,Churchman. Mrs. Berry was form
| erly Miss Maria Fletcher.
| Circle No. OF Central-avenue Church
| will meet with Mrs. j. NJ. Dalrymple. No.
| 1115 Park avenue. Friday, March 81, instead
| or the first Friday in April.
| Miss Anna Louise Beck will go to Cincin-
natl to-day to. join Miss Geiger, of Louis
Geiger's father, Mr.. George Geiger.
| The Woman's Club. at its annual meeting
yesterday, elected the following officers:
President. Mrs. William l. Elder; vice pres
| ident, Mrs. John II. Holiday; secretary, Miss
Anna Spann;. corresponding secretary. Mrs
Perry Clifford; treasurer, Mrs. John Spann
Miss Newcomer Mrs. D. w. Marmon. Mrs
| W. w Woolen and Mrs, A. NJ. Robertson
membership committee, Mrs. Victor X. Hen
bricks. Mrs Otto Hasseiman. Mrs. Benja-
| min ID. Walcott. Mrs. o. b. jameson, Mrs
| j. A. Milburn; room committee. Mrs. c. f.
| Sayles. Miss Ridenour. Miss Emily Fletcher
i -
| delegate TO local council Miss Julia Moore.
| MULL-WYATT.
/ Special to the indianapolis Journal
RUSHVILLE, Ind, March A.-Leo Null
| of Madrid. Ia, and Miss May Wyatt, a
well-known young woman of this city, were
married last night at the brides home by
| Rev. ]. II. MacNeill. of Muncie. assisted
by Rev. w. j. Russell, of this city. About
seventy guests were present. The brida
| couple are spending this week with the
| brides parents Mr.. and Mrs. George G.
Wyatt, and will leave next week for Iowa
| their future home
| GOETZ-DARDING.
Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal.
KOKOMO, Ind, March 24.-Prof. A. III
Goetz, of Columbus, Ind, and Miss Idells
| Darling were married last night by the
| Rev. ID. o. Darling. father of the bride
| assisted by Rev. Gossett, of Greentown, anc
| Rev. hartman, OF Noblesville- The bride
and groom are both well-known schoo
| teachers. They will reside at Columbus.