The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-03-17

grin being played upon the organ, that
grand chorus was sung by choir, and the
effect is described as grand. Then after the
ceremony the Lords Prayer was chanted
by the chorus. Fine voices and the organ
accompaniment made the music sound mag
pressive. The wedding was elegant
In every particular. The bride
wore the customary white and
pearls. The maid of honor wore delicate
pink and carried pink roses, and the
brides maids wore empire gowns and large
hats. The musical innovation would be
desirable. but each bride has the privilege
OF arranging the details of her wedding:
like to see the former fashion followed
at some of the swell weddings that are set
for the coming social season.
Personal Mention.
Miss Grace CASTOR Is the guest OF friends In
Greencastle.
Miss Laura Otter has returned home from a
two months visit to friends in Cincinnati.
Mrs. A. r. Benton. of Irvington. is spending a
few months at Clifton Springs Sanitarium.
Major Mulkey and wife, of Bloomington have
been the guests of p. Guymon the past week.
Mrs. W. 7. Marcy, $40 North Meridian street,
after an illness for some time, Is convalescing.
Mrs John W. Ray who left for Clifton Springs
early last week, Is already improving In health.
Mr.. G.. NJ. Ballard and family have moved into
their new residence, No. 293 North Meridian
street.
Mrs. W. NJ. Shaw, of Cincinnati. after pleas
ant visit With friends here left last evening for
home.
Mrs. @. A. Wells and sister, Mrs Hickenlooper.
of Cincinnati, have.gone to Townsville, Ca, to
make q visit
ception In their studios, Wednesday afternoon,
In Ingalls, Block.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. ]. Cole are absent from the
city, being called away to attend the funeral Of
Mrs. Haushalter and Mrs. George McKevan, of
Anderson. left for home Friday, after brief
visit with Mrs. Pet Fisher.
Mrs. syfers, Mrs. s. c. Baughey and Mrs Ed
ward Schurmann are at Enterprise, Fla, for
while, enjoying the climate and sports.
Mrs. Mary p. Beard, of Spiceland, and her son,
Clarence III. Beard, Of Bloomington University,
are visiting friends and relatives here.
Mrs. LATE Larsh of Richmond president of Sol
Meredith woman's Relief Corps, has been visit
brothers.
Miss Helen Harlan, OF Danville, who has been
visiting Mrs. Moore, on College avenue, for the
last two weeks, has gone to Irvington, to be the
guest OF Miss Hattie Ritter.
Miss Anna Farquhar, who has been spending
the pant year and a half In Boston studying mu-
sic and also doing considerable work In iiterar
ture, Is expected home In sumo to spend the sum-
mer, and may remain permanently.
Mrs. Caroline McClurg, accompanied by her
daughter, Mrs. VIII Moore and little daughters.
returned to their home in Frankfort on Friday
after few days visit with Mrs. John Maxwell.
. Alabama street.
Mr. Harry G. Williamson viii leave for New
York on Wednesday, and JOIN Mr.. Frank Mara,
win enter the studio of the famous artist, Josef
Israels, at The Hague, for an indefinite time
and pursue their study In art Mr.. Williamson is
an indefatigable worker, and gives promise of q
brilliant future.
Society Events.
The Iapcora will oiva THAR usuoJ Hopco o<
Brenneke's Academy on Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George N. Catterson will enter
tain few friends at tea and cards on Tuesday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs BENJAMIN r. Kelsey gave a pro-
friends.
Mrs A. E. Ferry. the artist. win have an art re-
cepuon at ner studio Wednesday, the 10th inst,
Mr.. Harry orem viii give a progressive euchre
party TOMORROW night, to few friends, at his
home on North Illinois street.
FAH the former pupils of ST. Mary's of the Woods
are requested to attend q meeting at the resi-
dence OF Mrs. Frank A. Maus, No. $50 North
West street, at 2:3O P. NJ. Tuesday next.
Mrs. J. II. June entertained number of her
LADY friends at luncheon Tuesday afternoon.
Among those present were Mesdames Davis,
Chapman, Porter, Thalman, HYDE Collins, Shep-
herd, Dildine and others.
Mrs. @. f. Kregelo and Mrs. g. W. COMBS have
issued invitations for reception on Thursday
afternoon, from TO o'clock, Mt the formers
home No. $50 North Illinois stree, in honor of
Mrs. A. III. Carrier, of Santa Barbata, Cal.
On Friday evening, when the 7. W. c. Cooking
Club gave their dinner, a cup and saucer were
voted to De ape having the best prepared dish,
Amelia CASTOR stood second and received MANY
compliments for hers.
There VIII be musical and literary entertain
ment at !. o. o. F. Hall, on Virginia avenue,
Tuesday evening, and a good programme has
been arranged for the occasion. Those who will
. take part are the Ionian quintet, Miss Laura
MaI I1RE LATA E.Iox. D.
Jenne and others.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. b. Minor entertained pro-
gressive euchre party on Wednesday evening, at
their home on North Meridian street. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cooper, Mr.. and Mrs. j. N. Rogers and
daughter, Mrs. George Sail. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith
and daughter Jennie Mr.. and Mrs. W. T, Noble
others, competed for the prizes.
Among the pleasant social events during the
week was the PROGRESSIVE euchre party given
at No 2s4 East Ohio street. Among those pres
emit were Misses Washington, Johnson Mcconnell
Bell. Weed and shartz. Messrs, Telge, Brown
others
A delightful O'Clock tea was given by Mrs
John Campbell. Friday afternoon, at her house
ladies accepted and enjoyed her hospitality
Mesdames Howard Gale, Ren Webb, Harmon
Bart Cole, WI Azbill, James Bryan, win Bells
VIII Terrell, j. W. Smith, II. l. Hewitt, L. Albert
and others.
The o. L. Cooking Club was entertained Frida,
evening by Miss Daisy Clark. on North Meridian
street. The members OF the club are Miss Alic,
Zollnger, Katie Walcott Virginia Keep, DAISY
Clark, Bessie Chapman, Anna Bell Talbot ant
Jessie Gibson. About forty guests were present
the favors being punches OF carnations tn,
supper was elegantly served by the club.
On lat Tuesday evening, at her homo OF
North Alabama street, Miss Kate Maxwell, en-
tertained q party of friends ut progressive
euchre. Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs
DR. Cravens, Mr.. and Mrs. Bronson, Mr.. aud Mrs
tombstone, Mrs. VIII Moore, Mrs. Farnsworth
Miss Mary Stewart, and Messrs: Krause an'
2 Neck. Mrs. Farnsworth and Mr. tombstone VOL
the honors
Miss Title Monninger, on last Monday evening
entertained large company or friends, at he
beautiful home. on North Tennessee street, wit
cards and other games in honor OF Miss Bleafne
or Ierre Haute. Luncheon was served. Fac
received handsome favor Among those pre-:
emit were Misses Kistner, LangsencamI
Schmidt. Bleamel, Granting Mr. and Mrs. Fran
IttenDach and Mr.. and Mrs. II. Granting Messrs
Neumeyer, lttenbach. Merl brothers, Conrad, A
ers.
Master William Haag wilkison celebrated hi
fourteenth birthday anniversary on Friday ever
ing by giving a large dancing party at the fan
Iy residence on North New Jersey street. tn
house was very handsomely decorated wit
flowers and plants. not a few OF the former h.
ing gifts from his friends. Harris orchestra fu
nished the music, and the young people enjoye
most delightful evening. a feature OF the r.
fresaments was birthday cake containing
gold dollar. and each guest had the privilege
quitting his or her own piece Master Harry Coz
iuftt was the winner. The young host in add