The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-15

Geo. G. Tanner. q the conversation 1.-THE Infu-
ence of Tdealists pom the Political World will be
led by Mrs. John VI. Judah.
The Christ Church Guild will give supper in the
chapel adjoining the church. on Wednesday evening,
beginning at o'clock, and viii the double pur
Of meeting Rev and Mrs Bradley socially before they
their connection with Christ Church and also
TO raise money to pay small debt, which Mr.. Brad
ley would like to cancelled before leaving.
Mr.. and Mrs George Chandler entertained large
company of young friends last Tuesday evening with
a dancing party. Among those present were Misses
Allen, Dye, Curtis, LOOMS, Oivet and Minnie Job,
Mamie and Annie Lutz, Jonas, Expert, Wands,
Weiland. Horst, Wetzel, Mclaughlin, kochng.
wands, Kirkwood, Coughlen, Berry, Finney Wooden
and Allen.
Mrs. May Wright Sewall will give talk to -morrow.
at her home on Pundita Ramabai, Hndoo woman
who is in this country and visiting the principal cit
les for the of raising funds establish sec
ular school in her native country. Ramabai will be
the guest Of Mrs Sewa the last week of the present
month and deliver several lectures. She wears the
Hindoo dress and gives much interesting and vaiua-
BILE information IN regard to the country, customs
and people.
Mrs D. b. Shideler last Tuesday evening, in honor
of Mr. Shidelers birthday was one of the most en-
joyable gatherings given by this host and wife The
guests were Mayor and Mrs. Denny, Mr. and Mrs NJ
Cummings, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Thompson Miss Caspen-
Miss Minnie jenkins Miss fucker Mrs. Cicely Tay-
lor: Mr. Harry Tincher, Will Taylor. Sam Beaumont,
cured the lady's favor and Mr.. Tincher the gentle
mans.
Mrs Josephine X. Nichols celebrated ner nltleln
birthday on last Monday by giving tea The guests
invited were the Bishop and Mrs knickerbacker DIR.
and Mrs. E. A. Bradley, DR.. and Mrs J. s. Jenckes,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P Fishback Mr.. and Mrs f. O. At
kins and Mr.. and Mrs. r. R. Parker. The favors
were small etchings by Walker, and each two were
tied with bows of different colored ribbon, and were
before going out to tea SO that each gen.
tlenan might select the color given to the lady
he escorted to the dning-room. The decoration OF
the table large floral piece, with fifty yellow
Marechal Mel standing up from ground OF
white hyacnths, and the figures 1888" and 1855
at either end in red immortelles. white ground.
Mrs Nichols the recipient of several handsome
presents from the members of her family, at home
and in New York, Ohio and Illinois, and flowers from
friends here.
Philadelphia Telegraph: Quaint st. Marks. with
it's cathedral arches massive columns and stained
glass windows, the last evening, of of
the largest and most fashionable weddings of the
year. Miss Anna Guise EVERY united in the
golden ties of matrimony to Rev. j. Sanders Reed of
Paterson y. j. The church was crowded to its wide,
old-fashioned DOORS Hundreds of vehicles lined the
streets surrounding the church. Rev. Dean Eugene
Augustus Hoffman, of New York assisted by Rev. L.
Nicholson and Rev. Henry Mortimer Reed, brother
OF the groom, officiated The bride white silk,
cut train corsage shaped long white tulle
veil. surmounted by wreath of orange blossoms fell
in graceful folds from the of her head. All
the bridesmaids white They were Miss Lena
Dawson, Miss Edith Hanes and Miss Mary Brooks, of
New York. and Miss Rebecca Scott The maid of
honor was Miss Mollie Everly The ushers
Floyd s. Patterson, of New York; Harry Mortimer
Peters, of Newark; W. W. Knight, of Germantown;
Howard Conkling af New York; William Filter. Ed
ward Miles, Charles Grunmon of Newark and David
Milne. An elaborate reception followed at the house
of the brides parents, 1914 Delaney place. 1t was
largely attended.