The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-12-18
personaI and Sociaty.

Personal and Society.
Mrs. G.. G. Koerner Is visiting at Peoria,
Ill.
Miss Maud Landers is entertaining her
friend. Miss Wehie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Fl. Martz left for Chi
cago Monday morning, to be gone q week.
Miss Henrietta Bramwell, of Blooming
ton. ILL.,. is IN the city, visiting her aunt.
Mrs. G. y. Lee.
Miss Lottie Wright will return home
from st. blary's of the Woods, Friday, TO
spend a fortnight.
Messrs. Frank West, from Detroit. and
George NJ. West, of Dayton. will bc home
to spend the holidays with their parents.
DIR. and Mrs. II. II. Allen and Miss Allen
have issued invitations for a dancing party
Monday evening, Dec. rs, at their home on
North Delaware street.
Mrs. John Il. Dye has issued cards for q
party on Tuesday evening, Dec. "a. for her
daughter. Miss Mary Dye, who will return
home from school Saturday.
Miss Myla Coburn won the beautiful doll
at the Breton Fete by guessing her name.
dorothy" Two others guessed it. and
drawing resulted in favor OF Miss Myla.
Tomorrow morning. at Q O'clock. the ex-
hibition OF the art work of the pupils of st.
Johns Academy will be open To the public.
it will continue through Friday and Satur-
day.
The Knickerbacker Literary Society. of
the Indianapolis Institute. gave a pleasant
entertainment last night. consisting of
music. shadow pantominie and the little
play. THE Mouse-trap."
Mr.. and Mrs. linn. No. 262 North Alabama
street. gave a cob-web social Monday even
ing. in honor Of their sons twentieth birth
lay. There were present six couples, and
the evening was spent in social games.
Mr.. Charles p. Jacobs, by invitation, adj
6VaaCoA Tho ln1soc IF fhn Itnnt ~ ~
ciety. last evening, on the "Druids and
DrUidlcal Monuments in England and
France" The address was illustrated by q
number of large diagrams and sketches
specially prepared for the occasion.
-MARINE-BROwN.
A very pretty home wedding occurred
last night at the new home of Mr.. and Mrs.
J.. j. Brown, of Woodruff Place. The bride
was their elder daughter. Viola May. and
the groom Mr.. Orlando Marine. of Brook
lyn. n. Y. The ceremony of the Society of
Friends was performed by Rev. J. J. Mills.
president of Earlham College. IN the pres
ence of relatives and friends of both bride
and groom. Miss Brown and Mr.. Marine
were pupils at Earlham, and their ~acquaint-
ance was begun there. The bride was
attended by her sister Caddie and the
groom by MIR. s. Lee Hadley. Two little
flower girls, Flossie Green and Bertha
Carter, dressed in pink, preceded the bridal
party. The brides dress was white crepe
albatross and brocaded silk. made in a
quaint fashion,. and she carried roses. The
bridesmaids dress was of pale blue. and
her bouquet was of roses. Miss May Ford,
of Chicago. played both Mendelssohn's and
the Lohengrin wedding marches, one be-
fore and one at the close of the
ceremony. The house was p~rettily
decorated with plants, flowers and smilax,
and garlanded with ropes of evergreen.
After congratulations were extended. re-
freshnents were served. and at IL O'clock
Mr.. and Mrs. Marine left for Chicago and
Cleveland. where they will visit till Satur-
day. They will then return here to re-
main till after Christmas. when they will
leave for a short trip before going to their
home in Brooklyn. Among the guests from
cinnati. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Brown of
Carmel. Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Hadley of
Westfield, Mr.. w. l.. Malone of Chicago,
Mr.. Percy Griest of New York. Misses Sarah
and Mary Evans and Miss Mariana Brown
of Richmond. Mr.. Frank Brown of West
field. Prof. c. II. Allard of Terre Haute,
DIR. j. II. Harris and daughters of Fountain
City, DR.. and Mrs. Carter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Green and son., Mrs. Griest and daughter of
Plainfeld and others.
MRS. wINCHEsTER's
Mrs. W. f.. Winchester gave a brilliant
reception yesterday afternoon at her home
on North Tennessee street, at the corner of
Walnut. The hours were from 9 till 4 and
from 4 till 6 o'clock, and during that time
about one hundred and fifty ladies were
present. The hostess was assisted by Mrs.
Morris Ross, Mrs. John n. Hurry, Mrs. II.
C. Newcomb and Mrs. George r. Sullivan.
The ladies all wore evening dresses. Mrs.
Winchester's costume was a very hand
some white poult de sole. with a canary
satin. brocaded in gold. 'front.'. The angel
sleeves were also lined with canary
silk, and a sash. with heavy
fringes. completed the costume. The
house was t%astefully decorated with
plants. flowers and trailing vines. aud the
gas being lighted made il seem almost like
an evening party. In the center of the
dining-rOOm was n round table, bordered
with smilax and flowers. and in its center
a beautiful silver banquet lamp. The
mantel was filled with rare flowers and
their fragrance filled the air. Misses Eloise
Morton and Ann Hurry assisted in the re-
freshment-room and presented the favors-
carnations OF all colors-from a fancy
basket. The company embraced a large
number of well-known ladies. and their
rich toilets and the charming air of hospi-
tality made the occasion one of the prOmi-