The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-09-25
PERSONAL and SOCIAL News

Mrs ]. c. Sloan has gone to Cincinnati
/ to visit relatives.
Mrs Henry F. Houghton has gone to De-
| fance to visit relatives.
Mrs John Newman Carey will return to-
| morrow from Traverse City.
| Mr. Edward Nell will return tomorrow
| from a weeks fishing on the kankakee
/ river.
The marriage of Miss Minnie Pully and
| Mr.. Charles Williams will take place on
| Oct. U.s.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Willard will leevc
| tomorrow for Wisconsin for two weeks
/ fishing.
! Miss Nettie and Miss Minnie Gass, of
| Muncie, will arrive to-day to visit MISS
/ Sue Huber.
Miss Edna Stevenson will return to-mor-
row from a visit with Miss Lucy simon
son, in Lebanon.
Mrs r. c. Arnold has returned from Pc
| toskey and Mackinac island and is at the
| Manhattan Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Smith have taken
| an apartment at the corner OF Meridian
| and Pratt streets.
Mrs. Emil Keller, of Logansport, will ar
| rive next week TO visit her sister, Mrs.
| Herbert III. Hadley.
| Miss Caroline Conrey, of Shelbyville, will
| arrive to-day TO be the guest OF Mrs.
Chauneey II. Clark.
! Miss Martha Henderson will go to Chi
| cago a week from to-day to visit Mr. and
| Mrs. Frank Henderson.
| Mr.. Stilwell, of Anderson, was in town
| this week to attend the exhibit at the
| John Heron Art Institute.
| Miss Eleanor Lemcke will return to Chi
| cago about the middle of October to re-
| sumo her settlement work.
| Mrs. Frederick Tucker and little daugh-
\ ter. of Noblesville, will arrive next week
| to visit Miss Esther Swain.
| Miss Edna Rexford will entertain Miss
i liar orlp and hn nllerc Nf no
| party tomorrow afternoon.
| Mrs. n. A. Hyde and daughter, Miss
| Josephine Hyde. have returned from their
| summer home in Ludlow, VT.
| Mrs. E G.. Stiles, of New York, will
| rive shortly to visit her daughter. Mrs.
| Garry NJ. Sanborn, in Woodruff Place.
| Miss Bess Bosler returned yesterday TO
| her home in Connersville after visit OF
| several weeks with Miss Alma Craft.
| Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Haerle will
| leave early in October to visit their daugh-
| ter. Mrs. Roland Sherman. in Lawrence,
| Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob De Prez. of Shelby
| vile, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Clark
Mallory last night and attended the horse
| show.
| DIR. Frederick Blackwelder, of Roswell.
| n. NJ, whose marriage to Miss Harriet
/ Tutewiler occurs next month, has arrived
/ in town.
| Mrs Emma Eckhouse and daughter. Miss
| Jessie Eckhouse, have returned from
| years travel abroad and are at the Knick-
/ Ell booker.
| Miss Alys Ankney, of Lafayette, who Is
| spending a short time with Mrs. Mortimer
/ lowering, will return to-day to her home in
| Lafayette.
| Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Adams, Miss Stella
| and Miss Edith Adams and Miss Helen
| Bennett have gone to Maxinkuckee to
/ spend a week.
Mrs. Charles A Baggs will entertain to-
| morrow afternoon in honor of her niece,
| Miss Harriet Tutewiler, whose marriage
| occurs next month.
The marriage of Miss May Berger and
| Mr.. Raymond Brown will occur Oct. q
| in Terre Haute. A number of friends will go
| from here for the wedding.
Mrs. Ida Gray Scott will be at home in
| formally this afternoon at 2644 College ave-
nue.. previous to her departure for the Pa
cif1c coast, where she will spend the win
| ter.
Mrs. Louis Hollweg will return next
month from abroad. Miss Julia Hollweg
| will remain in Heidelberg for the winter
and Miss Ina Hollweg will be in school in
| Paris.
| Mrs. Abby r. Mayo and daughter, Miss
| Anna Mayo, returned the first of the week
| from Sylvan Beach, where they spent the
summer. Miss Sara Mayo returned home
| last night
Mr.. Frank G.. Darlington and children
will return the first of the month from
| Hyannisport, where they have spent the
summer. Mrs. Darlington will not return
| until oct ~
Mrs. Francis r. Whipple who came for
Mrs Perkins's tea Wednesday, has re-
| turned to her home in Rockville. Mrs.
| Whipple VIII return to Indianapolis in Oc-
| tober to visit relatives.
Mr. and Mrs Harry w. Overman, of Chi
| cago are here attending the horse show.
| They stopping at the Claypool and en-
tertained party of their friends at dinner
last night after the show
Mrs. Z. A. Hendrickson will entertain q
L hoy a ha a.
| day, her guests including Mrs. A. M. De
Souchet and her guest. Miss Reeves, and
| Miss Thomas, of North Vernon.
Mrs Corinna Randolph will give large
| card company to-day at her home in No
| blesvile in honor of her guest, Miss Olsen,
| of Texas, and a number of indianapolis
people will go down for the event.
Capt William +. English who has spent
the summer at the English country place
| In Scott county, is in town for few days.
| Captain and Mrs English will remain at
| Englishton Park until after the holidays.
Miss Minnie McIntire, editor of the Horse
| Show Monthly, is in town to report the In
| dianapolis show for her paper. Miss Nc
Intire is an authority in her branch of jour-
nalism and is an exceptionally bright and
| interesting woman.
| A chatting dish supper was given Wednes-
day evening at the home of Mrs. Edward
| Nell and Miss Martha Henderson, the guests
being Mrs. Eugene Minor and her guest,
| Mrs. Findlcy Bunger of Spencer, Miss Lois
Dyer and Miss Gertrude and Miss Mary
Minor. Bounce euchre followed the sup
| per.
The marriage of Miss Anna Corinne
| Graham and Mr.. Thomas David Morgan
| of Georgetown, KY, took place yesterday
| afternoon at the home OF the brides sis
ter, Mrs. Robert Gano, of the Bacherne.
| The ceremony was pronounced by the Rev
| NJ. l.. Haines in the presence of the i'm
| mediate relatives. The bride wore her
travelling gown OF mode cloth and was at
tended by a maid of honor, Miss Ella Lee
| Talbot of Paris, Ky. The only other
! guest from out of town was Mrs Charles
Talbot of Paris, KY. Mr.. and Mrs Nor
gan left Immediately after the ceremony
for a wedding journey to New York and
| Washington and will be at home at Wood
mount, near Georgetown, after Oct. 10.
BERRYHILL-CARRIG
The Central Christian Church was the
scene of pretty afternoon wedding yes
terday, the bride being Miss Grace Car
riger, daughter of Mrs. Sarah F. Carriger.
and the bridegroom Mr.. John Hanna Ber-
ryhill, son of Mr. and Mrs. John S. Berry
hill. The ceremony hour was $3.50, and as
the guests assembled Miss Bonnie Summit
! played a programme of familiar melodies
The church decorated in green and
white, with palms for the pulpit and door
! spaces and a large bouquet of white roses
on the reading desk. There were no at