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

abroad were Mr.. and Mrs. G. W Hull, of Bucyrus.
o, Miss Lydia France; OF LaPorte and Mrs. L; A a.
the same evening for Winfield their future home.
The marriage of Miss Alma Peters to Martin L.
Wolcott, by Rev. Mr.. Elgin, of Southport at the
residence of the brides father, miles from the
city, witnessed by a large number of guests and
relatives. Quite number of useful and appropriate
presents were received.
day by Miss Mary Stevens in honor of her guest Miss
Bond of Sandusky. Eight young girls sat down to
tons and favors of hyancinths and Miss Stew
presented by the others large bunch OF the
same flower
Among the pleasant social events of the past week
was the marriage of Nora L. Westlake and George B.
Conley, of Bradstreets' Commercial Agency. The
ceremony performed at 6 o'clock Wednesday
evening, by Rev Keen. of Roberts Park, at the home
Of the brides sister, Mrs Ellis Miller No 357 North
somely remembered by their friends with beautiful
and elegant presents
in IF Miss Pear HarEsy at So 46 North
New Jersey The features of the evening were
and d snos ese
Nellie Sturtevant: Maud Hopkins of Columbus, o.;
Messrs. Chas. Yellef, Fred Kern, Lin Hollowell
Frank Winchester Oswald Sedensticker, and others.
The marriage of DR.. Willis B. Stewart of Chicago,
to Miss Lutte Meek of this city at the family resi-
day morning at $50 o'clock. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. CAN'T The presents were beautl-
M pa rsra pans Tbe BRIDE
eongly attred in travelling suit and looked cnarm-
parture for Chicago Ii.
Miss Maud Pierson gave pleasant reception at
her home North Meridian street. last Friday even
ing A feature of the affair that the residence
was lighted and heated by natural gas Among the
guests were Miss Love Person Chicago; Miss Nellie
G ve and Misses Stella and Ee Church Ncho
son. Trusser, Salter, Uhl Oliver, Langstaf Strain
Medearis, Hoffman, Jones, Ballard and Williams.
Miss Mamie Strahan entertained few friends
Thursday evening. in horror of her sister, Mrs. Bell
evening Tie favors by Mrs. Chas Camp
bell and Mr.. John Gillette Those present were Mrs
Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Higgins Misses Anna
and Sadie Daglish, May and Jessie Conway and Emma
Oliver and Messrs. John Gillett, Albert Williams,
John Mcyey, Denton Billingsley and Frank Bence.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. P. Higgins gave a progressive
euchre party Tuesday evening in il, honor of Mr.:
Judge and Mrs Hill Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. OBoyle,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cal Whitcomb Mrs. Nellie Woodruff,
Minnie jenkins May Conway and Anna Daglish; and
Messrs John Mcyey San Beaumont afta Albert VIII
the highest honors were awarded to Mrs Bell
and Judge Hill.
The n Cooking Club gave a german at Miss Julia
Landerss on Tuesday night, which very pleas
ant affair. The german was led by Ed Wood Wallace
Duncan. Frank Murphy and Rick Hord, each taking a
d erent partner each time the first figure being led
by the last-named and the hostess Miss Belle Bald
win, who is at Vassar College sent Mss Landers
with ribbons, and on each bunch a silver bell. The
flowers used as favors in ,, ote OF the figures
used in the german, six figures being given
One of the most thoroughly enjoyable events of the
week was the entertainment given by Mrs d. B. Shide-
Ter at her residence No. 124 East Ohio street, on
Monday evening which occasion she was assisted
by Mrs. S. b. Taylor. The evening was devoted to
cards up to clock. The time between that hour
and midnight spent in Teasing and merrymakng,
after which dancing and music occupied the time up
tc early hour in the morning. Among those pres
emit were Mrs. Bruce Carr, Mrs Edward Robinson,
Mrs. Dan Wiles, DIR. and Mrs. Morris Mr.. and Mrs.
Granville Ballard Mr. and Mrs. r. Fl. Reese Mr. and
Mrs. Jenkins w. r. Holloway Mrs. Norman, Mrs.
Kenyon, Miss Tucker and Miss May Sells
Something new in the way of an entertainment was
given by Mr. and Mrs. James T. Wright last night at
their home North Delaware street. The Eleva-
tor" a comedy by Howells. presented to au-
dience of intimate friends of the performers The
cast included Mr. and Mrs. John O. Perrin. of La
favette Mr.. and Mrs. VIM H. Talbots.
Miss Newcomer, Mr.. Ben. Nichols and Mr..
VIII J. Brown. The whole was very
well presented each doing the part assigned them
with eleverness. The scenery and accessories were
also good and much applause was bestowed by those
fortunate enough go. The play was followed by a
dance until the New Year approached The house is
most admirably fitted for such entertainment, as
in the third story there is built stage and the
eral adjoining rooms make beautiful dancing hall.
One of the most fashionable society events Of the
| season the reception given by the ''knicker.
bockers last Thursday evening at the residence OF
/ Miss Grace Adams on North Delaware street. The
house was handsomely decorated with flowers and
ported plants Among those present were he Misses
Belle and May Closer the Misses Hays, Bessie Beck