The Indianapolis journal., 1890-06-05


OConnell. Edward W. Cain and Josie A.
Norris, John Striggs and Sophie Sahr.
Personal and Society.
Mrs. George Whitcomb returned yester-
day from st. Louis.
Mrs. Addison C. Harris is visiting Mrs.
W.Q. Gresham in Chicago.
Mrs Clarke of Chicago. is in the city
visiting her daughter, DR.. Marie Gates.
Mrs. ID. A. Richardson left yesterday for
the East, where she will spend the sum-
mer.
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Whittier are at their
cottage at Lake .Maxinkuckee for few
days.
Miss Maggie Daily. of Columbus is visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. Fanny Morrison, on
North Pennsylvania street.
Miss T. l.. Voss will leave here to-day for
Omaha to visit friends several weeks be-
fore going East for the summer.
Mrs. Benz. Kelsey gave a delightful in
formal company, on Tuesday afternoon.
at her home on College avenue. in honor of
her guest, Mrs. Lanman. of Columbus. O.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Sewall have issued
card. cards for for Saturday evening" at 7;So o'clock.
man Palmer, will speak on Society and
politics in modern Greece"
Mr.. A. p. Stanton and son Howard will
leave this week for the Rocky mountains,
to camp out. Mrs. Stanton and daughter
Anna will 60 to Schenectady. N. Y, to visit
Mrs. Cora Stanton Brown.
There was very appreciative audience
at Memorial Church last night to attend
the concert given by ID. III. Baldwin. Those
taking part were Miss Ida Sweenle, So
pranO; Misses Cora and Grace Freeman,
violin and guitar; Ivia, Avia and Harvey
Benton.
j. C.. Ochiltree has purchased an interest
in the Daily and Weekly Chronicle of Ma
rion. Mr.. Ochiltree's experience in news
paper work, with those qualities that COM
mend one to business community, will no
doubt further add success to the already
successful Chronicle.
Mrs. T.. c. Day has issued cards for re-
ception on Wednesday, June II. from 2 till
5 O'Clock, and that evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Day will be at home to receive from 40 to
1850 o'clock, to have their friends meet Mr..
Ellery Charming Huntington, Mr.. Edward
Huntington FallOws and Miss Alice Kathar-
inc Fallows.
Mrs j. w. Campbell gave pleasant re-
I csIstioD, y esterday afternoon, to about fifty
of her friends, at the Roosevelt House. The
company was an informal welcome to Dr.
Maria Gates, who has returned here for
permanent residence. Mrs. Campbell had
no arranged programme, but many of her
| friends favored the company with some ex-
cellent music. vocal and instrumental.
A lawn fete is to be held on the beautiful
grOunuS at the corner OF CoQtral ana I<1I-
| coin avenues this afternoon and evening
il1tis to commence at P. NJ. and last until
| TO- The young people of Grace Cathedral,
| who have it in charge, promise delightful
time If the weather is fair There will be
and every effort will be made to render the
entertainment thoroughly enjoyable.
Miss Blanche Bigger, one of Professor
! Bahr's pupils gave a recital last evening at
Bryant 81 Dierdorfs. before a large audi
ence of invited guests. She has a delicate
brings out pleasing conception of the
compositions chosen. All her numbers
| We're characteristic of her peculiar style,
being flowing and rhythmic. BendeI's 'Sil-
yer SPRING Bsethoyen's sm,s ..,, Moonlight
lovely flower" Rheinbergers "Chase"
and Mills's "Tarentelle. op. 49, not easy of
execution. were we'll rendered. Miss Big
ger was assisted vocally and instrumentally
sell, Miss Ollie Pursell, Miss Alice Foster,
Miss Maggie Anderson. Miss Belle Roger.
Mr.. Ed Harmon and Mr.. Frederick Rous.
SODE-DOUGLAss.
The marriage of Mrs. Olive Anderson
Douglass, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. S.
/ Anderson, and Mr.. A. Frederick Sode, of
Brooklyn, N. Y, occurred last evening, at G
o'clock, at the family residence. No. 162
North Illinois street. Rev. Dr. H. A. Cleve.
land, of Meridian-street Church, performed
the ceremony. using the full service. with
| ring, in the presence of about seventy rela.
tives and friends. The front portion of the
! parlor was reserved for the ceremony. Be-
| tween the windows was a canopy of smilax
I edged with roses. and suspended from il
were I'D" and ''S," !" in white flowers. Across
the room was fence of smilax and ferns
and in the center swinging gates of smilax
all being bordered with roses. The bride
and groom entered the room preceded by
the ribbon bearers, Miss Cora Stubbins, ol
Marion, and Master Gail Van Wrinkle. Fol
lowing these was the fower-girl Miss Mary
Van Winkle in dainty gown of white silk
null. carrying basket of loose flowers,
which she dropped in their path. The
bride was dressed in an elegant costume o,
heavy white corded silk and silver bro
cade. The corsage of the brocade was Gu,
v shaped, and trimmed with duchesst
lace. The train and panels were also OF
brocade, and lace was used on the front OF
the skirt. She carried bouquet of Rride
roses. and wore diamonds, the gift of the
groom. fairy-like veil enveloped her en-
tire figure, and fell to the floor. The bride
was attended by Miss Ella Haddy. of Mat
White whit M corded S silk. with demtrain. n's She o
carried bouquet of roses. The groom was
attended by Mr.. Will Clifford. After the
ceremony the bride and groom went inside
the gates and received their congratula
tions. Supper was served to those who at
tended the marriage, and at S:3t
o'clock guests began to arrive
to attend the reception, which
continued till IL O'clock. About
three hundred invitations were issued
| and the house was elaborately decorated
with smilax, entwining the chandeliers
while the mantels were banked with palms
vines and flowers. portieres of smilax filling
the doors. Hart's orchestra first played
the wedding march and afterward rendered
a programme of choice selections through
out the evening. The favors for the guests
were dainty boxes, filed with brides cake
Mrs. Judge Morrow and Mrs. James f. Gil
bert, who had charge of most of tho ar
rangements, assisted Mr. and Mrs. Andcr
son in the evening. asdid Mrs. Joseph Clark
Miss Kittie Grayson. Miss Rose Truslor
Mr.. Edward Walsman and Mr.. Gusta'
Recker. Very handsome presents wer
sent to both bride and groom and the latte
presented each attendant with souveni
of the event. Mr.. and Mira Sode went t
Chicago last night and from there will 6
East to remain till the middle or last o
| August when they will return here to re