The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-10-06
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mrs. l.. A. Kinsey will not return from
New York until Oct. 10.
Mr.. John +. Wallick will return home to-
morrow from his trip to Europe.
Mrs. Charlton Eden has returned from a
visit TO her daughter, Mrs. Jessie Matlock.
in Lafayette.
Miss Mabel Branman. of Canal Dover, o..
is visiting her cousin, Mrs. +. e. Matson.
at the Blacherne.
Miss Christine Cooper, of Shelbyville,
Tenn, is the guest of Mrs. d. A. Chenoweth.
OF North Delaware street.
Ex-Governor Burbank, who has been visit
ing his sisters. Mrs. o; T. Morton and Mrs.
s. c. Gill. has returned home.
DIR. Frank Dorsey. of New York. IS ex-
pected Tomorrow TO visit his mother. DR..
Dorsey may locate in this city.
There will be an informal dahce at the
Country Club tomorrow evening, a con-
tinuation OF the summer series or dances.
Mrs. Samuel Brash has issued invitations
for a reception Oct. II. in honor Of Mrs.
Robert Geddes, who has recently come 10
this city, from Terre Haute, TO reside.
Miss Sarah F.. Kelly and Mr.. John H.
Holiday were guests at a dinner given in
M1a "a Wednesday evening; by Mi, and
Henderson, Of Chicago.
The Terre Haute Golf Club will be given
a dinner tomorrow evening at the Uni
yersity Club by members of the Indianapolis
Golf Club. A game will be played at the
Country Club ink in the afternoon.
"A new club Of sixty. Of the younger set.
has been formed for the winter season. Mr..
George Pattison and Mr.. Frederick WATSON
will be a masquerade to be given OF the
Propylaeum All-Hallowe'en.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh McGibeny will give a
evening. They viii be assisted by Mr. Doug
lass Webb. a baritone Of Louisville. Mr..
McGibeny will give the greater part Of the
programme and this will be his first appear
ance since his return from a year of study
In Europe.
Mrs. James I. Lodge gave an informal 4
O'Clock tea yesterday afternoon to present
bus. o.. a niece of Mr.. Lodge and of Mr..
Miss Rea Mckee, of Madison. The parlor
evening Mr.. Edward l.. Mckee will give a
dinner for Mrs. Taylor. who will leave to-
morrow for Madison TO visit relatives be-
fore returning TO Columbus
Mrs. Charles F. DAILY entertained about
sixty ladies yesterday afternoon at cards,
at her home, on North Illinois street. The
parlors we-e simply adorned with vases of
roses. asters or scarlet sage. Mrs. DAILY was
assisted In her hospitalities by Mrs. Martin
w. Mansfield and Mrs. j.. G.. Mendenhall.
In the evening Mr.. and Mrs. Daily had
eighty guests for cards. and the honors
were extended by Mrs. Anna Fletcher and
Miss Ethel Reeves and Miss Corinne Mans
field.
parlors., yesterday afternoon, to the moth
ers OF the members of the Junior y. M. C.
A. The rooms were made as attractive as
poSsipIe with goldenrod and autumn flow
ers. Mrs; w. W. Winslow. president. and
Mrs. s. D.. Pray. vice president of the So
ciety, received the guests. Mrs. Frederick
l.. Gregory presided at the prettily-ap-
pointed table where chocolate was served,
and Mrs. E. NJ. Thompson and Mrs. Harry
eral like teas during the season.
The marriage of Miss Eta Rupp. daugh-
ter of Mrs. w. f. Rupp. and Mr.. Ethelbert
Wilson took place. last evening. at the
sylvania street. The wedding march was
played by Miss Laura Rupp, sister of the
pride, as the bride and groom. preceded by
the nephew and niece, Master Stanley and
MISS Elma Smith, entered the parlor. The
children were dressed in white and the we'd
Ding gown was of white organdie. The par
lor was decorated with autumn leaves. car
nations and roses. The ceremony was pro-
nounced by Rev. Mr.. circuit. of the Chris
per Followed the congratulations. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilson have gone to housekeeping at
No. 23o0 Beville avenue.
DAY-ROBERTSON.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
SEYMOUR, Ind. Oct. Sat noon to-day
at the residence of the brides parents. Mr..
and Mrs. James III. Robertson, Mr.. Andrew
Eopertson were united in marriage by Elder
Thomas Jones. Mr.. Day is in the office of
the sixth auditor of the treasury.
KING-DICK.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
MONClE, Ind, Oct. 5.-The marriage OF
Thomas King and Miss Josephine Dick to-
night occurred at the Presbyterian Church
parsonage, Rev. Mr.. Oxtoby officiating. Mr..
King Is a well-known business man and the
wedding announcement will be a surprise.
ADAMS-CARPENTER.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
FRANKLIN, Ind, Oct. 5.-Mr. Paul
Adams and Miss Lulu Carpenter were mar
ried at $50 O'Clock tonight by Prof. e. s.
Gardner. The CEREMONY was performed i'm
TIE handsome new home which the groom
had erected.