The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-09-11

Mr.. George Levey is in Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs F. r. Judson are in New
York.
Judge T. p Davis left Tuesday for spo-
kane. Wash.
DIR. and Mrs Woodward have returned
from Mackinac.
Mr.. and Mrs. Justus C.. Adams returned
Wednesday from Mackinac.
Mrs. Amelia II. Wells will not receive
this afternoon, announced.
Mrs. l.. r. Kahn entertained at cards yes
terday afternoon at the Americas Clup.
No. and Mrs. Ellis Newall, of the Lex
ington, have returned from Mackinac
Mrs. A. II. Patterson. of Washington. d.
c., is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j. t. DarnaH-
Mr. and Mrs Jose Newsom will go to-day
to Columbus to visit Mr.. Newsom's rather.
Cards have been received from DR.. c. /.
Fletcher and party from Wisbey, sweden.
Miss Lolita Lehman, of Kendaliville, is
man.
Miss Ruby Knod will entertain at hearts
tomorrow morning, in honor OF MI FRANK
Better
Mrs. Charles George Lehman has returned
from a months visit with relatives at Ken
dallville.
Mrs. j. A. Kurtz will return next week
from Denver, COL, where she has been Tor
several weeks.
Mrs. Walter p Benton will leave the first
tanooga, Tenn.
Miss Alma Jordan will leave next week
for Cleveland. where she will attend MISS
Middletons school
Miss Cerene Ohr will leave to-day to visit
Miss Mildred McCloskey in Pittspurg, ana
later will go to Nassar.
Mrs. H. l.. Beveridge and children have
returned from Burt Lake, where they nave
been for several weeks.
Mrs w. G. Davis and children are. visit,
ing In Terre Haute, where MT. Davis Will
join them to spend Sunday
Misses Helen and Gray Davis have re-
turned from Eaton and Estes Lake, Coi.'
where they spent the summer.
Mrs. Allison Maxwell and family re-
turned Wednesday from Lake Wawasee,
where they spent several weeks.
Mrs Jose Newsom and children have just
returned from Martinsville, where they WIS.,
| tied Mrs. May at the Home Lawn SAM
tarium.
as their guests the Rev: and Mrs. James
A. Sargent and Mrs. Benjamin Harris
Scranton.
Dr. and Mrs. o. G. Pfaff and son Dud-
ley have gone to Newport, where they VIII
| be Joined by Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Auchin-
Gloss of California.
Mrs. G.. d. Sullivan and sister-in-law.
| Mrs. Harriet r. Dickson, of Detroit, enter
| tanned yesterday afternoon with heart
party at the Belmont.
Mrs. John Warren Cowdery and son. of
| Atlanta, Ga, have been in Chicago several
weeks with Mr.. Cowdery. They will visit
their old home in the city on their way to
| Springfield.
Mrs. Mamie H. Ross and daughter. Mrs.
| Paul Mason, accompanied by Master Walter
| English, have returned from two weeks
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. j. Albert English,
at Rushville.
| Mrs Charles Lehman and son Walter
| have returned from Kendallville, where they
| spent the summer with relatives Miss
| Lottie Lehman accompanied Mrs. Lonman
home for an extended visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry w. Lawrence are ex.
| pected home in a few days from trip OF
| several weeks to the Thousand Islands and
the East At present they are registered at
| the WaldOrf-AStOr1a, New YORK.
The September party of the Ladies' So
/ siety of the Maennerchor will be held this
| afternoon. The hostess is Miss Emma
Minter, assisted by Mrs. Oscar Ruther'
| Mrs Louis Schaefer and Miss Flora An
| deregg.
| Announcement is made of the marriage
| Wednesday of Miss Nellie De Sahone. OF
| Greenfield, and Mr.. Earl Fisher. The Rev.
| Charles +. Bacon, pastor OF Roberts PARK
| NJ E. Church, offciated. Mr. and Mrs:
| Fisher are at home at 4l9 North Capitol
| avenue.
The teachers of the Shortridge High
| School gave a reception last night at the
| school for Mr. and Mrs. George w. Ben
ton. Mr.. Benton is the new principal. The
hall and wide stairway were decorated with
w
| autumn flowers The same decoration was
| used in the annex, where the receiving par
| ty stood.
MISREPRESENTATION
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
| KOKOMO, Ind, Sept. 1O-Omar Rens-
berger, of Peru, and Miss Agnes Humrick-
hause, of this city. were married last night.
1t was generally understood that Miss
| Humrickhouse was engaged to a Kokomo
man and her parents did not know that
| Rensberger was paying court to her.
| While at a social party last night the
young couple slipped away to the residence
| of the Rev. l.. j. Naftzger and were mar
RED The bride went home, but later in
the night rejoined the groom at Junction
| DEPOT where they boarded a north-bound
| train After the train had departed a cab
man carried a note to the girls parents,
| telling of the elopement and marriage and
| asking forgiveness for the deception. The
bride is the daughter of ]. c. Humrick-
| hause, a well-known grain dealer, with ele-
| vators at Kokomo. Vermont, Oakford,
Miami and other places. The, groom S
| ployed in the Lake Erie q Western Rail-
way Office at Peru.
WARDNER-JEAGER.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
LAPORTE, Ind, Sept. 1O.-The social
event of the season was the marriage this
evening at the New Jerusalem Temple of
Miss Leona Jaeger, youngest daughter OF
Mrs Josephine Jaeger, of this city, and Dr.
George Horace Wardner, Of Ottawa, ILL.,
Rev. E. d. Daniels performed the cere-
mony, which was witnessed by the friends
and relatives of the contracting parties
The wedding march was played by Mrs.
s. l.. Kessler. A. Lawrence Osborn, of
Laporte, and DIR. James Fargher, of Chi
cago, were the ushers. DR.. Alvin Wasser,
of Laporte, was best man and Miss Alice
Wardner, of Cleveland, cousin of the
groom, was maid of honor. The Misses
Marie Stanton, of Rochester and Marie
Meyer, of Laporte, were bridesmaids.
Master Gordon Mack. of Laporte. was ring
bearer and little Miss Ruth Andrew was
and at the home of Mrs. Horace Wardner,
ception was held Immediately after the
ceremony, were in white. They will re-
side in Ottawa.
BOGUE-HODSON.
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
SPICELAND, Ind, Sept. 10.-The mar
riage of Oscar H. Bogue and Miss Cora
Hodson took place tonight at the country
home of Albert r. Hodson, father of the
bride. Both graduates of Spiceland
Academy, and the groom is a graduate OF
the State University at Bloomington. They
will live on a farm owned by the groom
near Spiceland. The Rev. Ira Carter, OF
Pennville, officiated.
MARTIN-M,CIA