The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-09-13

card company last night for Mr.. and Mrs.
Willis G.. Wood, Of Chicago, who are visit
ing Mr.. ID. l.. Wood. Mr.. and Mrs. Wood
will return home tomorrow.
Miss Elizabeth Johnson, of Avoniale, will
arrive to-day TO be the guest of Miss
Frances Pangborn on North Meridian
street Miss Pangborn will receive in
formally for her guests Monday evening.
DIR. Lehman H. Dunning and son. Leh-
man Dunning, left Wednesday for New
York. Lehman Dunning will remain in the
East to attend Princeton University and
Dr. Dunning Will make short trip to
Washington before returning home.
The last meeting for the st. Joseph Train
ing School Club was we'll attended and
much interest was manifested by the men,
bers. The election resulted as follows:
President, Mrs. Margaret Laskey; treas
urer, Mrs. Michael Logan; secretary, Mrs.
NJ. Kervan.
Dr. E. Cornell and Miss Anna Atchison
were married Wednesday evening at the
brides home on North Senate avenue. The
ceremony was pronounced by Rev. Findlay,
of Irvington. DIR. and Mrs. Cornell left the
same evening for their future home in
New York.
Mrs. Joseph NJ. Francis has gone to Mad
/ ison Wis, for a visit with relatives until
the completion of her new home, corner
| Sixteenth street and Central avenue. Miss
Yerkes will use the former home OF Bishop
and Mrs. Francis in connection with
| Knickerbocker Hall.
Mrs. L. j. Monks and two daughters.
Il d.
| KiZer this week, returned yesterday to Win
| chester. Judge and Mrs. Monks will be
at the Colonial this winter. and Miss Alice
| Monks will be with them. Miss Monks
will study art at the Heron Art Institute
| Miss Lila Kurtz, of Denver, is visiting
| her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. w. III.
Hubbard. Mrs. John Kurtz and family
will come from Denver Thursday to join
Mr.. Kurtz, who has been here for some
time. They will occupy the Person resi-
dence at Meridian and Twenty-second
streets.
The wedding of Miss Aimee Bindley.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Z. H. Bindley,
OF Terre Haute, and DIR. Alois Il. Graham,
OF this city, is announced to take place on
Wednesday. Sept. "a. at o'clock. in Terre
Haute. 1t will be a home wedding, with
only the bridal party and immediate rela-
tives present. No cards have been issued.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph L. Stacy enter
in honor Of the third anniversary of their
| marriage. The affair arranged by
| Mrs. Stacy as a surprise to Mr.. Stacy,
and about twenty-four of their friends
were entertained with ping-pong games
| and guessing contests Among the guests
| were Mrs. Margaret Stacy, of New AL
| bany, Mr.. Stacys mother, and Miss Ida
| Ellis, of Chicago, both of whom are house
| guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. n. Richie gave a stag
| company last night for their son, Mr..
| Claude Richie, and his guest, Mr.. Penfield
| Mooer, OF Rockford ILL., About thirty-five
| young men were asked to meet the visitor.
| The house was prettily decorated with
| colored lights and japanese lanterns, and
coy corners and pillows. Mrs. Martin
| w. Mansfield and Miss Mansfield will en-
| terrain at dinner this evening for Mr..
| Mooer, and he will leave Monday for Dart
mouth College.
A reception was held at the Third Chris
| tan Church last night to which the mem
bers Of the missionary societies of the
| other churches of that denomination were
n Cf Ion nd Tlr
Rosa Lee Oxer, missionaries to India, who
are home on furlough. The guests were
received by Mrs. ]. M. DUNCAN, Mrs. ]. b
Snyder, Mrs. G. NJ. Henderson Mrs. Frank
| Floyd, Mrs. o. NJ. Pruitt and other mem
bers of the church assisted in entertain
ing. Miss Gordon, who has not been home
sent, and is supported there, by the Third
Christian Church.
A very enjoyable subscription dance was
given last night by a number of young
TO spend the winter in schools or colleges
The dancers included Miss Mary and Miss
Ruth Carey. Miss Emily Winters, Miss
Mabel Talbot, Miss Ina Hollweg, Miss
Josephine Morss, Miss Belle Dean, Miss
Florence and Miss Lydia Latham, Miss
Ethel Dorsey. Miss Julia Kern, Miss
emma VaJen-Coleman. Miss Miriam Smith
OF Lafayette, Miss Iris Wynn Miss Helen
Ford. Miss Elsie Appel, Miss Enid Morris
Miss Margaret lockwood and Rober,
Scott William Sullivan, Russell Sullivan
Lee Mothershead. Major Downing Fletcher
| Birch, Louis Watson, Douglas Pierce, Dill
| lon Hacker, VIII Ketcham, Harry Wheeler
Hugh Brown, Noble Dean, Ward Dean
Addison Nordyke, Scott Runnels Coburr
Allen, Waite Colgan, Judson Colgan. Syl
vester Johnson, Tiden Johnson, John OFT
Faui George Hendrfckson and John Shaw
MURPHY-PRESTIDGE
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
ELKHART, Ind, Sept. 12-Mrs. Jennie
May Prestidge. of San Angelo. Tex. and
John G. Murphy. editor and publisher Of
the Weekly Standard Of the same place
were married at the home of her sister
Mrs. w. j. Frazer, at the Presbyterian
parsonage. this city, the ceremony being
performed by Rev. Frazer, pastor of the
church. The bride came here a short time
ago to visit Mrs. Frazer, and Mr.. Murphy
followed. After the ceremony they LEFT
for New York, Niagara Falls and othel
san points and and W then ret Sd tt
advise their San Angelo friends of their IN
tentfonS until after the ceremony, when ht
wired the news to his own paper. They
wished to avoid prenuptial notoriety.
GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christopher Zimmerman. o
lilo East Washington street, celebrated
their golden wedding anniversary yesterda!
by entertaining the members of their fam
| ~ supper. 4ncic are HNc CHlIuTeU, oil
Of whom are married and living in Thu
city. Mr.. Zimmerman is one of the pionee
residents of the city, to which he cam
fifty years ago. shortly after he Marie,
Mrs. Zimmerman in Plainfield. He was ;
partner of the late Edwin May, architec
of the Statehouse, In the gravel roofnJ
| business and at the first State fair he re
ceived prize for his exhibition of small
cottage with a gravel roof. Mr.. thinner
man is an Odd Fellow and Mason. He il
also a Republican.
HURST-YOHE.
| Special to the Indianapolis Journal
ELWOOD, Ind, Sept. I'm. Ernes
Hurst. a city letter carrier. and Julia
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ w. Yohe
were married by Rev. l.. G. Howe at hi
home last evening. They will reside here
| Greenwood.
Mrs. Celia Heston is visiting relative
I'm Ohio.
Ed Orm. of Marion, is visiting his oil
friends here.
Rob Hogue. of Ohio, is visiting has ia
Their, A. Il. Hogue.
Miss Dot Woods. of Terre Haute is tn
guest of relatives here.
Frank HILL OF Richmond, is visiting hi
sister, Mrs. Sam Bagsby.
Bert Carson, who has been quite i'll tn
past few weeks, is able to be up.
Bruce Miller from the northern part @
the state, is visiting Kent Brewer thi
week.
Mr.. Nelson Sourwine. of Brazil, was tn