The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-09-25
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

summer outing at Petoskey Wednesday.
Miss Susa Barton has gone TO Detroit
to attend the wedding of her cousin on
Thursday.
Mrs. z. A. Smith and Miss Kate Steele
will leave this week to visit relatives in
Connecticut.
Mrs. Arthur w. Allen, who has been
visiting relatives in Elkhart will return
home tomorrow.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Osborn, of Green's
burg, will arrive this week to visit Mrs.
Carroll f. Swain.
Miss Minnie Stewart, of Wabash, is visit
ing her aunt, Mrs S. c.. Stewart, lbs North
Pennsylvania street
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Sensenbrenner, of
st. Louis, arrived yesterday TO visit Mr..
and Mrs. Carroll T.. Swain.
Miss VERNE E. Weaver, of Denver, Col,
is guest of Mrs. r. l.. Westover. on North
Capitol avenue, and will remain until the
middle of December.
The marriage of Mr.. Chris M. McGinnis
and Miss Maude Liyst will be solemnized
at the home of the bride in Anderson to-
morrow evening. They will reside in In
dianapolis.
Mr. and Mrs. David Braden have gone
to Toledo TO attend the marriage of their
son, Mr.. David G. Braden, and Miss Nettie
Louise Raitz, which will occur tomorrow
night.
Mrs. w. A. Krag will leave next month
for Boston, where she will join Mr.. Krag.
Miss Helen Krag will visit friends In Kan
sas City before going 10 Boston to join
her parents.
Mrs. Lenora Smith and daughter and the
Misses Lois and Ruth and Gertrude Butler
have gone to New York, and will sail early
in October for Europe, where they will
spend a year.
Mrs. Henry l.. Wallace and Miss Mary
Noble have issued invitations for a lunch
con Saturday in honor of Miss Annie Dye
and Miss Frances Atkins, who will be mar
ried next month.
The members of the Central-avenue NJ.
| e. Church will give large reception FRI
day evening at the church in honor of
| Rev. C. -. Lasby, who is entering his
| fifth year as pastor of the church.
The monthly meeting of the Women S
nue. NJ. E. Church will be held at the home
of Mrs. George A. Richards. 1913 Park
avenue. this afternoon at 2:3o o'clock.
The engagement is announced of Miss
| VERNE e. Weaver. daughter of Prof James
| r. Weaver. of Greencastle, Ind, and grand
| daughter Of Bishop Simpson. and Mr..
| George r. Graft. pastor of Simpson Mem
| orial Church. Denver. Col The wedding
| will occur Dec. 20 at Greencastle.
| Mrs A T. Pritchard, of New Orleans,
who is visiting Mrs s. d. Farrabee will
| give some personal recollections of the
| civil war before the first meeting of the
| Philomatheal Club Friday afternoon with
| Mrs. Fararbee, on North Pennsylvania
| street.
| Presidents day observed by the Re-
search Club yesterday afternoon at the
residence of Mrs. Millard F. Cox on Broad
way. Mrs William 7. Brown read an in
| Year." and Mrs. c. Il. Bacon gave a read
Ing Musical numbers were given by Mrs.
| Fremont Swain, Mrs. c. ID. Clark and Miss
| Lillian Moore
| Miss Cornelia Swain was the hostess for
| a delightful dinner party last night, the
| guests of honor being Miss Bessie Tod
1 hunter and Mr.. George Byron Moore, OF
| Cincinnati, who are TO be married Wednes-
| day, with their bridal party. The guests
| included Miss Jeanette Todhunter, Miss
! Mary X Lucas, Miss Ruby Dean, Mr.. Fay
Adams. Mr.. John Quill Mr.. Vern Moore
| and Mr.. George Adams. The table was
| adorned with white and pink carnations
1 and ferns.
| The marriage is announced of Mr.. joe
| f. Harting. of Indianapolis, and Miss Inez
| Louisa Graves, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
| George II. Graves, at the summer home
| of the brides parents in Atlantic City
| Thursday evening. The ceremony was pro.
| nounced by Rev. G. j. Dickinson in the
! presence of the immediate families.
wedding dinner was served at the Hote
| Cheslea, after which Mr.. and Mrs. Hartine
left on wedding Journey to Niagara Fall:
| and the West. They will reside in In
| dianapolis.
| Knickerbacker Hall was thrown oper
| yesterday afternoon for the inspection o.
| visitors and patrons of the school and Z
/ number of callers were entertained dur
| ing the receiving hours, which were from
3 to 5 o'clock. Miss Mary Yerkes was as
sisted in receiving by her sister. Mis-.
| Susan Yerkes, and Miss Maria Woollen
Mrs. T. l.. Wolfe. Miss Ellen Bridgeman
| Miss Mitchell and Miss Beard The schoo
| will formally open Wednesday morning
with one of the largest registrations il
| several years. a three-story brick building
| has been added to the school, which gives
| a new gymnasium, ten class rooms ant
| some sleeping rooms the third floor
| The old building has been thoroughly reno
| waited and a new heating system added
The grounds have also been enlarged an,
| beautifed.