The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-12-30

| No. 81 West Vermont street. last evening, Ii
honor of their guests, Mr.. and Mrs II. f. Ken.
yon, of Buffalo, N. Y, formerly of this city, and
Mrs. Ben Northrop, of New York city, who are
here on q short visit.
Mrs. Clarence Wulsin held her last reception
yesterday afternoon and evening. Her new
home on North Meridian street is unique in its
interior embellishments, numerous handsome ar
ticles meeting the eye at every turn. Mrs. A.
b. Marsur assisted her daughter. Dainty re-
freshments served in the drewing-room added
to the sociability and informality of the recep-
tion.
One OF the pleasantest dances ever given by
the Bon Ton, ir., Club was the german last night
at Miss Bessie Beck's home on North Meridian
street. The figures were led by Mr.. Walter
Fugate, president Of the club, and Miss Ida
Brown. The favors were pretty and appropri-
ate, the dresses of the young misses were bright
and tasteful and made the scene a picture of
color. Nearly every member of the club was
present to enjoy the holiday reunion.
The last reception of Mrs. O. B. Jameson for
December was held yesterday afternoon and
evening, and was an event In which the hostess
was assisted by her entire bridal party who are
residents, with Miss Clippinger, of Connersville,
and Miss Brillinger, Of York, Pa, the latter q
guest of Miss Lizzie Herod. Mr.. Jameson and
the groomsmen were present during the evening.
Mrs. jameson wore a becoming dress Of yellow
satin and a corsage bouquet of orange blossoms
sent from California. The ladies all looked ex-
ceedingly well in their light evening costumes.
A large number of friends awaited themselves
OF the opportunity TO call.
The marriage of Miss Mary Loomis, daughter
OF Mr.. Geo. B. LOOMS, 60 Mr.. Henry c. Rog-
ers, of 4. G. Atkins & Co.. took place last night
at the residence Of the bride, ON North Alabama
street. The mt was performed by Rev.
Reuben Jeffery, of the First Baptist Church, as
sisted by Rev. Mr.. Gantz, of the Central Chris
tan Church. in the presence of the relatives and
intimate friends OF both parties. The bride
wore q handsome costume of golden-brown duch-
esse satin combined with brocaded velvet. The
house was tastefully ornamented with flowers
and plants. The groom's gift was a handsome
set Of diamond earrings, and many remem-
brances were received from friends from this
and other cities. After the N and con-
gratulations refreshments were served. Mr..
and Mrs. Rogers will reside with Mr.. and Mrs.
LOOMS. where they will receive friends.
The debut party of Miss Stella Wiles, last
night. was an event long to be remembered
among the young people, as it introduced to So
ciety one of the brightest and ~prettiest young
ladies in the city. The guests were received by
Mrs. Wiles and daughter, assisted by Mrs.
Frank Elder, of sister of the debu-
tante, and Mrs. j. L. Fletcher. The evening
was given wholly to dancing, and was thor
oughly enjoyed by the young people. Miss
Wiles wore a handsome dress of pink velvet and
tissue, which was very becoming, and carried a
bouquet OF Marechal Neil roses. The costumes
of all were exceedingly rich, and many of them
beautiful. A gilded toboggan, tied with parti-
colored ribbons, was given to each guest as a SOU
venir of the occasion. Among the guests from
abroad were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Elder of Rich
mond; Miss Susie Ryan. of Muncie; Miss Louise
Balm, of Dayton; Miss Stein and Miss Boyd, of
Louisville; Miss Nellie Coffin, of Bloomington;
Mr.. Overstreet, Of Franklin, and others.
HANNAHYoUNGER.
Special to the indianapolis Journar.
PARIS. ILL.,, Dec. 29.-Mr. A. A. Hannah, jr.,
and Miss Nora Younger. of this city, were
united in marriage this evening, at their future
residence, on North Main street, in this city,
Rev. S. Hussey officiating. Mr.. Hannah is a
prominent stove dealer of this city, and Miss
Younger is one of the handsomest ladies of
Paris. Only the intimate friends and relatives
were invited to witness the