The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-09-25
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mrs. Edwin F. Moore returned yesterday
| from a fortnight's visit in New York.
| Miss Christie, of Terre Haute, has come
| TO spend the winter with Mrs. John IL.
| Talbot.
Mr. George Harlon, of Chicago, is making
short visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert McOuat.
Mrs. Cooper. of Rockport, is spending the
week with Mrs. s. Z. Perkins, on North
Pennsylvania street.
Miss Kritz, who has been with friends
for several days, returned to her home in
Waveland yesterday.
Miss Mary Sayles returned yesterday
| from a short visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Booth
| Harrington at Maxinkuckee.
Addison Nordyke has gone to Boston,
| where ne will enter the School of Technol-
| ogy for the four years course.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry B. Haywood will re-
| turn next week from Maxinkuckee, and will
reside at 1904 North New Jersey street.
Mrs. Sarah ]. Pattison. Mrs. Frederick
A. Kleinschmidt and Miss Beatrice Byers
returned yesterday from Maxinkuckee.
Mrs. Joseph A. Milburn, who is spending
the week with Mrs. Charles F. Sayles, will
return to her home in Chicago Saturday.
DR.. Calvin l. Fletcher, who has been
| travelling In England, has sailed from Liv
erpool. and will be home the last of this
month.
Mrs. Oliver p. Ensley will return this
week from Wapakoneta, o.. where she has
been with relatives during the summer
months.
Miss Alice Benton Scott will be at home
| informally Saturday afternoon from to 8
O'Clock, at 221 East Pratt street. There are
| no invitations.
The C. w. B. M. auxiliary of the Cen
trail Christian Church will hold its annual
mite box opening in the church parlors this
afternoon at o'clock.
Col. and Mrs. ]. III. Richards and daugh-
ter, of Fort Scott Texas, will come this
week to be with Major and Mrs. W.. j.
Richards for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph T. Elliott. jr., and
children will go to Woodbury.. N: J.. next
main with her until after the holidays.
Mrs. William Fraser Johnson will go to
Rushville to-day to be with Mrs. Jacob
Blackledge for short time. Mr.. johnson
will join her in Rushville on Sunday
Mrs. Harold Remington and daughter, of
| Cleveland, are visiting Mrs. George T. Ev-
ans. Mrs. Remington was formerly Miss
/ May Robertson, and Is niece of Mrs.
Evans.
half dozen little girls yesterday after
noon at her home, Eastwood, in honor of
| the sixth birthday of Miss Marjorie Nc
| Kenzie.
| General and Mrs. James r. Carnahan
| have returned from two months trip to
California. Their daughter, Miss Nellie
| Carnahan, who accompanied them, will re-
| main In Colorado during the winter.
Rogers, accompanied their daughters to
Wellesley College. will return home the last
| of this week: Mrs. Rogers will remain in
| the East and will visit relatives in Boston
| for short time.
| pleasant informal reception was given
| yesterday afternoon by Miss Julia Hobbs
| at her home on North New Jersey street
| for her guest, Miss Shaffer of Springfield
Ill. Miss Hobbs was assisted in her hospi-
| talities by number of her friends.
| Mrs. Herbert f. Fieber gave a luncheon
| yesterday for Mrs. o. c. Williams of
| Omaha, who is visiting her sister Mrs s.
| D. pray. The guests We're Mrs. PRAY. Mrs.
j. H. Plum, tr., Mrs. Edith Thompson, Mrs
Frank Waterous and Miss Florence Plum.
The indianapolis Womans Club has is
sued invitations for its presidents day,
laeum. Miss Alice French. who writes
under the name of Octave Thanet, will be
guest Of honor and will address the club.
Invitations have been issued by Mr. and
Mrs. r. H. Myers for the marriage of their
daughter Matte and Edgar Fay Daugh-
| erty, to take place Wednesday evening
| Oct s, at the Third Christian Church The
at home announcement is Danville, after
| Nov. /.
The woman's Home Missionary Society
of Roberts Park Church will be entertained
F rday M North ey
| Joseph Thompson will read paper enti-
| tied, us the Literature of Our Society Con-
the Se Say R boz sbe
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| quarterly tea.
| Miss Elizabeth Harrison gave a shower
Tuesday afternoon in honor of Miss Dora
/ A Culp, of Columbus. o.. who will be an
| October bride. In the evening a o'clock
| dinner was served, to which a number of
young men were invited. Covers were laid
for twelve and the table was decorated
with Bride roses. Silver bells, tied with
/ satin ribbons, were guest favors. After
dinner an informal musical programme was
| given.
JONES-PELTON
The marriage of Miss Florence Alkaline
Pelton, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. c. W.
Pelton. and DR.. Oscar n. Jones. of Joliet
vile. occurred last night at the home of
| the brides parents on East Michigan street
| The ceremony was performed at s o'clock
by the Rev. n. n. Parr. of Jolietville. Miss
Mayme Sheehan. of Springfield. o., at
| tended the bride. and the best man was Mr.
Arthur Sett, of Jolietville. The bridal
| party entered TO the wedding march from
| Mendelssohn, and during the ceremony
Hearts and Flowers was played by Mr..
| Wicket. The bride wore a pretty gown of
white MORE silk, fashioned with an en-
| broidered taffeta yoke. and finished with
| trimmings of pearls. She carried bouquet
| of white asters. Miss Sheehan was gowned
| I'm white organdie with insertions of lace
and carried pink asters. During congratu-
lations Mr.. William II; Wilkinson sang
were decorated with pale pink asters, ar
| ranged with green vines on the walls and
| over the doorways. The dining room held
| pink asters and was lighted with pink
| shaded candles. Assisting in the hospital
| tiles were Miss Cora De Almond, Miss
Myrtle Williams and Miss Mary Russell.
A number of guests from out OF town
were present. and among them were Mr.
and Mrs Joseph Sett, Mr.. and Mrs Nor
row. Or. and Mrs. Parr and Mr.. Arthur
| Sett. OF Jolietville; Mr.. Joseph Jones and
| Miss Nellie Jones. of Mecca: Mrs. Harry
Maris. or Junction, Ky. DR. and Mrs. Jones
| will leave this morning for their future
| home in Jolietville They will be at home
10 their friends there after Nov. /.
KwALTER-PEARCE.
pretty wedding last night was that