The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-11-03
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Miss Ethel Havens will leave next week
to visit friends in Chattanooga and Atlanta.
The French Club will meet Monday after
noon with Mrs. Collins. No 94s North Hi
nois street.
The next dance of the Cotillion Club will
be on the eve of Thanksgiving at the
Propylaeum.
The Minuet Club will give it's initial as
sembly hop Monday evening al the Bren-
neke Academy.
Miss Emily Olcott of Muncie. who has
been the guest of Miss Corella Taylor. will
return home to-day.
Mrs. d. S. Hill and Mrs. T. j. Smell have
returned from visiting Mrs. Lyman NJ
Graham, of Bloomington, Ill.
The German Reading Circle will meet
with Mrs. Leo Lando next Wednesday
afternoon. The club is reading from
Faust"
Mrs. James H. Tracey. of New York city,
will arrive to-day TO visit Mrs. Henry c.
Thornton and Miss thornton, on North
Delaware street.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Reid Kackley have
returned from their wedding journey and
are with Mrs. Kackley's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. c. Atkins, for few weeks.
Mrs Edward Carey, of Memphis, Tenn,
will arrive soon to visit Mrs. William j.
Mckee during the Flower Mission college
fair. which opens at Tomlinson Hall Nov.
Ii.
| Mrs. Frank A. Hamilton has issued invi-
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honor of Mrs BENJAMIN A. Richardson. nee
Miss Susan G.. Brown, who was recently
married.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Sayles enter
tanned few friends at cards last night, the
guest of honor being Mrs. Charles Peirce,
| of Lafayette, who is the guest of Mrs. a.
NJ. Ogle.
| Mr.. and Mrs Charles Wolcott, of New
| York, are at the Denison Hotel for few
| weeks Miss Stella Walcott, who has been
i rxritb har Mrs William (.arrar6 Conn
| ly, is with her parents at the Denison.
| Mrs. Halstead Ritter, of Denver, Col,
who is with Miss Irene Blackledge this
week, will be Miss Harriet Ritter's guest
| next week She will receive Informally
/ with Miss Ritter Thursday afternoon at her
| home in Irvington.
| Mrs Herman Bamberger received infor-
mally yesterday afternoon in honor of Miss
May Freiberg, of Cincinnati. whose
gagement to her son. Mr.. Ralph Bamber-
| ger. has been announced. The hostess was
| assisted by Mrs. David y. Kahn, Mrs s.
l.. Kiser and Mrs. Michael Bamberger.
| Miss Marguerite Trowe entertained her
/ friends last night in honor of her eleventh
| birthday. The children were invited to
/ hunt for Cinderella's slipper. Prizes were
awarded to Miss Frankie Willhite and Mas
/ ter Frank Galloway Misses Leila Thomas
and Anna Ray HerZscb assisted in enter
/ tanning the children. Those present were
/ Rachel Hamilton, Helen Montgomery, Ell
/ nora Herzsch, Marvel Hines. Hazel Hines
Irene Healey. Martha Davis, Carrie Ron
| niger. frankie willhite, Elizabeth Meharry
Marie Howe, Willard Hopkins, Paul Mas
ters Robert Masters, Walter Healey Nor
i ris Hamilton. Frank Galloway, Bruce Rob-
| insoE and Donald Trowe.
| A pretty home wedding occurred Thurs
day evening, when Miss Florence Fry and
/ Mr.. John p GlaZier were married at the
home of the brides mother, Mrs III. z.
Matthews. $40 East South street. The cere-
mony was pronounced by Rev. r. V. Hun
ter before the relatives and intimate friends
I~f l@rf<1
gown of old rose taffeta trimmed with lace
and chiffon, and carried Bride roses. Fol-
lowing the ceremony supper was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glazier have gone on short
wedding journey and will be at home with
Mrs. Matthews, $40 South East street, on
their return.
The Dramatic Club of the German House
| will give its first performance this season
| on Sunday, Nov. IS. The title of the piece
to be given is: Der Pfarrer Won Kirch-
| field" (the pastor of Kirchfeld) by Ludwig
; Anzengruber. one of the most famous
dramatic writer's in Germany The scene
| Is laid in the Alps where the peasantry is
| Catholic. The time is that of the introduce
| ton of civil marriage. The story is that of
young priest who displeases his superiors
| by advocating the new laws and express
| ing modern sentiments. He falls in love
but sacrifices passion to duty. II is piece
OF great dramatic effect and beauty and
| expressive of noble sentiments. The ladies
and gentlemen in the cast are: Mrs. Marie
Schmid, Miss Emilia Kipp. Miss Pauline
| Schellschmidt. and Messieurs Hugo
| Fischer, Richard Lieber, Leo Rappaport
Henry Moesch, Peter Scherer. George
Lehman. Enrich Schmid, Louis Kossfeld
| and Paul Jencks.
GREGG-RUSK
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
| CRAWFORDSVILLE. Ind, Nov O.
] Charles NJ. Gregg and Miss Alta j. Ruslz
| were married last evening, the Rev J. A.
| Alexander officiating They left on the
| night train for ST. Louis Guests from 9TH
| er places were: Robert +. Townsend ana
| Mrs. Townsend and Mrs. Ferdinand VIII
| bert, of Indianapolis, and Mrs. j. s. Ross,
| OF ST. Joseph, Mich.
| TALLEY-PATTERSON
| Special to the Indianapolis Journal
| TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Nov 2-Mr.
| Homer Tally and Miss Carrie Patterson
| were married at the brides home in I,o-
| gansport yesterday, and. coming to this
| city, were given a reception in the evening
| at the home of the groom's father Mr.. j
Smith Talley. Mr.. Talley and Miss Pat
terson met as students at De PAW, where
| he was graduated two years ago.
| Greenwood.
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