The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-06-16

MINI, Klopp and Franklin, and the band belong
Ing 10 the society. Each and every part was
most excellently rendered.
Among the entertainments given during the
past week were the tin wedding anniversary or
Mr.: and Mrs. j. a. Craig, the many scnooi ex-
erciseS connected with commencement. ana the
beautiful reception given by Mrs. Heryey bates
and her daughter, Mrs. John o. Perrin, OF Lafay-
cite, In honor OF Mrs. j. X. Mckee, OF Wasning-
ton
The wedding of willard 2. shortridge and
Anna NJ. Springer occurred Wednesday evening,
the Rev. ID. II. Van Buskirk officiating. 1t was
private, only a few relatives being present.
After a short visit 10 the eastern part or the
State, Mr.. and Mrs. Shorfridge nave returnea,
and will be at home 10 their friends at tnelr resi-
dence on Clifford avenue.
Miss Margaret Reds concert at Rushville. last
night, for the benefit of the Christian Church,
audience satena and her Ss contributions, as well as those
of others who took part, were enthusiastically
received. she was assisted by her sister, Mrs.
A. W. Posey and Mr.. b. +. Miller, Mrs. I'd Kahn,
Miss Mary Irwin and j. b. Carmichael
The marriage of Mr.. William knippenoerg and
Miss Mary Maxwell, youngest daughter OF Mr..
First Baptist Church on Wednesday evening, at
7:3O O'clock. A reception will be held at the
family residence, No. $50 North Meridian street,
at $50 o'clock. They will make their home at
Glendale, NJ. T., where Mr.. Kippenberg has large
business interests.
Mrs. E. ]. Dongherty entertained a number Of
lady friends at point euchre last Friday after
noon, at her rooms at 440 North Meridian street.
The prize, a handsome vase, was won By Mrs.
Reaume. Among the ladies present were Mrs.
John A. Reaume, Mr.. Col. Zollinger, Mrs. Samuel
Morss. Miss McGettigan, Mrs. Herbert Hadley,
Mrs. l.. w. Cooper, Miss DIsay, of Kansas
City, Miss GOdown, Mrs. W.. De NJ. Hooper and
Mrs. C.. ID. Webb.
large party of musicians viii 60 to Lafayette
next week to attend the State music teachers
convention. Among them will be Mr.: Max Leck-
Mrs. Flora NJ. Hunter. Mr.. Alexander Ernesti-
nof, Mrs. w. Z. Lynn, Mrs. H.. III. Rowland,
Mrs. Henry schurmann. Mrs. U. j.: Hammond,
Mrs. s. L. Morrison, the Misses Walker, Miss
Mckenzie. Miss Meigs. Miss Dollens. Miss
Whittier. Miss Hunter and others.
DR.. and Mrs. Frederick WOODBURY. held their
first reception, on Wednesday afternoon. Miss
wedding. returned TO assist, and Mrs. Ramsey,
Miss Bags, Miss Margaret Carey and Miss Grace
Morrison also assisted in the Inequalities OF the
occasion. On next Wednesday Mrs. j. III. Wood
burn, Miss Margaret Smith, Miss Bessie Angle,
Miss Carrie Malott, Miss Leah Fletcher and Miss
Ora Wilkins will assist in the reception.
Miss Annie Nieman and Mr.. Charles ii. Schwier
were married Wednesday afternoon by the Rev.
u. Seuel, at the German Evangelical Lutheran
Trinity Church. The bride and groom were at
tended by Misses Emma Prignitz, Annie Dun.
meyer, Emma Hoffman,, Maggie sobbe and
Messrs. William Dedert, John +. Spier, Henry G.
syerup and Edward Nieman. After the cere.
mony an elegant supper was served to about
two hundred people at the brides home, at No.
S22 North Pine street.
A tally-ho party drove to Martinsville on
They stopped at the country home of Mr.. T. N.
Barry, where they were handsomely entertained
by Mrs. Barry. Mrs. John Wood and Mrs. Charles
famous springs. Mr.. and Mrs. Hewitt Rowland
were the chaparones, the other members OF the
party being Miss MARGARET Barry Miss Edith
Mr.. Lynn Martindale, Mr.. Robert Martindaie
and Mr.. James COndit.
The four pretty little daughters OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John M. Carey entertained about one hun
bred and fifty of their young friends with a lawn
fete yesterday afternoon. Small chairs were
placed under the trees, and there were swings,
tr1cycIes, balloons and games to amuse the child
and dainty maidens, in dainty gowns made a
scene from fairyland. Every one enjoyed the
works were lighted and amused the little folks
for a long time, and il was quite dark when the
last guest, tired but happy, was taken home.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Craig celebrated the tenth
anniversary OF their marriage on Tuesday even
ing by entertaining a party of friends at cards
aud dominoes. The lady's favor was a tin kettle
filled with flowers, and that for the gentleman
was a minnow bucket. The "booby" prize was a
rattle. Each guest was favored with flowers,
| tied with particolored ribbons, either carnation
or Msrechal Mel roses; The guests included Nj P'
| Lucas. Mr.. and Mrs. II. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. 81.
i. Busklrk. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ellison, Mr.: and
Mrs. NJ. ID. King, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Isgrigg, Mrs. Hanford and Mr..
| Tulley.
Mics Anna. laughter of william and Anna
Kerr, and Mr.. Jesse A. Sanders were married at
the brides home, 90 Gregg street, on Wednesday
evening at 8 o'clock, Rev. DR.. 8. A. Keen. of
Roberts Park Church, officiating. Many presents
w xena re ssnTe9 M Among Nose present Mss w Wer s,I Mrs'
Mr.. and Mrs. Moulden. A. j. Kerr, Mrs. G. Horn
| berger. Misses Anna jackson, Laura Hornberger,
Lille Arnitt, of Fortville. Messrs. III. Alexander,
Will and Barney Lamb. H. Kerr, Mr.. KNAPP and
many others. Refreshments were served and
the evening Wa spent very pleasantly. A recep-
lion was given Thursday evening at tne home OF
| Mr.. and Mrs. Sanders, No. 90 North East street,
where they will be pleased to see their friends.