The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-09-26
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Smith have re-
turned from the sea shore.
Miss Annie Fraser. who has been visiting
In Michigan, is home again.
Miss Foster and Miss Martha Foster have
returned from their Eastern trip.
The Misses Lucia and Evalyn Holiday
will leave tomorrow for Bryn Mawr Col
lege.
Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Swan will move
to Columbus next week 10 reside per-
manently. 8
Mrs. Courtney Stickney Haver, of Madi-
Delaware street
Mrs. Jacob +. Studebaser, OF South Bend.
is visiting Mrs. Edward b. Raub. on North
Delaware street.
Mr.. and Mrs George II. Graves will re-
turn from their summer home in Atlantic
City about Oct. l.
Mrs. Mary Fish Hildebrand will return
from Asheville. ~. c., where she has spent
| the summer, to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". F. churchman, who
have been visiting I'm Buffalo n. Y, will
| return home this week.
Mrs Frank Coff, of Evansville. is the
guest of her parents, MIR. and Mrs. John
| II. Dilks at the Blacherne.
| Miss Stella walcott will arrive the lat
| ter part of the week to visit her sister,
/ Mrs William Garrard Comfy.
Mrs. j. Z. Stephenson and sons have re-
| turned from northern Michigan. where they
have been spending the summer.
Miss Emma Fisk will entertain at lun-
1 cheon Saturday for her sister, Miss Grace
| Fisk, and Miss Marie Mummenhoff.
/ Mr.. w. L. Stevenson and Miss Edna
i Stevenson have gone TO washington, ID. c.,
| where Miss Stevenson will attend school
| Miss Anna Lenning was pleasantly sur
prise1 last night by a number of her
| friends, the occasion being her birthday
| anniversary.
| Mrs Surbey and Miss FORMER will give
| a novelty shower Saturday afternoon in
| honor OF Miss Bessie Marsee Brown, who
Is to be married next month.
Mrs. II. s. Krug and son, of st. Louis,
| Mrs. ]. r. Hall, this week, enroute home
| from Canada, where they spent the sum-
/ mer with relatives.
| Mrs. W. o. Moore and her mother, Mrs.
John Jordan. were hostesses for the first
meeting OF the Sorosis Club yesterday
| afternoon at the residence of Mrs. Moore,
| on Central avenue.
Miss Kimball. of Marion. and Miss Mel
Matson, of Greencastle. are the guests of
| Mrs. Edwin Carson, of North Meridian
street Miss Kimball will spend the winter
| at Pasadena, Cal.
Prof. Albert Harris Tolman, of the Chi
| cago University, who will speak before the
Contemporary. Club this evening. will be
| the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. G. Day during
his stay In the city.
The Classical School was open for the in
| spection of visitors and patrons yesterday
| afternoon. Mrs. May Wright Sewall, as
sisted by the faculty Of the school, received
| the visitors. The school will open formally
| this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Young have issued
| invitations for the marriage of their
| daughter. Daisy Fayette, to Mr.. Harry
| Elmer Towles, Wednesday, Oct. g. at s
| o'clock at the family residence, 1910 East
| New York street.
Last night Mr.. and Mrs. Harry W. Long
| and Miss Alice Long gave an elegant din
ner in honor of Miss Lucia Cruft Holiday
and Mr.. Charles M. Hiatt, of Wheaton
ILL.,. The guests included the bridal party
and Were Miss Lucia Shaw Holiday. maid
OF honor; Miss Bessie Aylesworth. OF
Wheaton, Ill; Miss Alice Long. brides
man, and Mr.. Norris Haines and Frank
| Holiday, ushers. Mrs. Long Is to be
matron of honor. The appointments of the
dinner and decorations were pink and
green. The dainty dinner cards were per
and ink sketches OF cupids and silver ar
ticles were given as favors.
Observation-Disclosures
The marriage of Miss Mary Helena Rich.
ardson, the youngest daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. James NJ Richardson. and Mr.. Davis
Yancy Byrkit, occurred last evening at
| o'clock at their new home, 909 StillweI
street. The ring ceremony was pronounced
by Rev. w. c. Taylor, pastor of the Col.
lege-avenue Baptist Church The brida
party consisted of Mr.. Hugh s. Byrkit and
Miss Bertha B. Byrkit, brother and siste,
of the groom; Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Wallen
brother-in-law and sister OF the bride. and
Miss Mary Hitchcock. The bride wore 2
| gown of white Persian lawn, trimmed Ar
lace and ribbon, and carried a BOUQUET al
| white roses. Only the immediate family
and few intimate friends were present
| After the ceremony refreshments war.
served in the dining room, Misses Katha.
rine and Stella Dunlap and Miss Augusta
Coburn assisting. The dining room was ir
| pink and white and in the other rooms
golden rod was used. Mr.. and Mrs Byrkit
have gone to Kentucky and will be at home
| after Oct. IL.