The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-01-29
Personal and Society.

feT8OnAI anu SOCl6Iys
Mr.. and Mrs w. d. Foulke, of Richmond,
Were in the city yesterday, guests at the
Denison.
Miss Katharine Hawthorn, of Portland.
Ore, is the guest of Miss Agnes Duncan, on
North Alabama street.
Mrs. Dewitt Griffith will give q needle
work party on Friday afternoon. from 2 to
Mrs. A. NJ. Taylor has invited guests to
be present at her reception and dance on
Saturday afternoon. from s to 6 o'clock. at
the Propyleum.
Mrs. Thomas Christian will leave Mon
day for Arkansas to join Mr.. Christian, who
has been there several weeks. They will
reside there permanently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph K. Sharpe. formerly
Miss Alberta johnson, have returned from
their wedding trip. and are at homo at No.
67s North Delaware street.
Mrs. George T. Evans has issued invita-
from 2 till 6 o'clock, in honor of Mrs. Cum
ningham. of Cincinnati, and Miss Early, OF
Baltimore.
Mrs. Charles F. Miller and Mrs. Richard
c. Miller have issued invitations for q re-
to 5 O'Clock. in honor OF Mrs. Charles Price.
of Lima. q.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey Turner enter
tanned about fifty friends very handsomely
last evening with a card party, given in
honor OF their guests. Mrs Iglehart; of
cinnati. The house, which is tastefully
appointed. was further embellished with
palms. firms and cut flowers, presenting a
very attractive scene. The prizes for the
winners were of china, exquisitely decor
ated by Mrs. Smith, who exhibits a marked
degree of skill in her work. This afternoon
Mrs. Turner will give q similar company to
the same number of ladies. also in honor of
Mrs. Iglehart and Mrs. Smith.
n.o - kha xo~xr -Iacaout rocau&;n-c nf
the week was given yesterday afternoon by
Mrs. L. 8. Folsom. on Park avenue, in honor
of her friend and guest. Mrs. h. G. Moore,
of Fond du Lac, Wis. The gathering was
needlework were the order of entertain
ment. Mrs. Moore is O fine vocalist. and
favored the company with two charming
solos. Mrs. Folsom was assisted by her
daughter Mabel, Miss Lucy Jacobs, Miss
Jessie Bell and Miss Hettie Adams, who
presided over the dining-room and present
ed the flowers as favors. There was q prize
offered for the mos. perfect work on small
blocks Of cloth presented each guest for
trial work, and Mrs. C. F. Robbins being
the victorious one received q dainty work
basket of novel design made by the host
ess.
MATINEE MUSICALE.
Tie Ladies' Matinee Musicale met in the
Propyleum yesterday afternoon, thereby
enjoying the distinction of holding the
first club meeting in the new building. The
interest which the edifce had aroused, as
well as the excellence of the programme
prepared, served to call together the larg-
ever had. The programme was " in charge Of
the third division. led by Mrs. s. L.. Morri-
son and Mrs. j. 3. Jenckes. The composers
were Arthur Sullivan, +. Grieg, De KOven,
Der was a gem, artistically presented. In
cluded in the list were Bridal Procession
Passing By Grieg, Miss Bessie West; THE
Last Chord" Sallivan-Anderson, Mrs.
Lynn, Mrs. Rowland, Mrs. Morrison, Mrs.
by Miss Bloomer and Miss Carmen; Con
certo Op. 10, first movement" Grieg, Miss
Meigs. second piano played by Miss Hunter;
land; Clavierstucke.. OPP; Al. Book I;
f fiaSe d iCRs; Grisg. sas10n. jsnct sss
"a. The moon in silent brightness ID.
Mrs. Lynn; AT the Cloister Gates" Grieg,
Mrs. Walker. Mrs. Morrison and chorus;
"Alburnblatt,n Grieg, "Danse Phry gienne,"
MISUNDERSTANDING, Mrs. Barry; Theme
fae asr aoh Promi 80, M e"' De H Kove 0a Mrs.
Spades. "Trio-piano, violin, ''cello-Op.. /.
No. 81 Beethoven. Miss Austin, Miss
| Schrader and Mr.. Armln Rocker. At the
conclusion of the programme the society
and waters by the oficers-Mrs. Robertson,
| Mrs. Jeuckes, Mrs. Branham, Mrs. Lynn,
Mrs Jameson-and the members of the
third division.
wILLIAMs-HOPPER.
The marriage of Mr.. William Robert
Williams, of the Sentinel, and Miss Daisy
May Hopper. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Newton j. Mcdaniel, was celebrated last
| night at the family residence, No. 233 Col
lege avenue, in the presence of the immedi-
ate families and intimate friends of the
| bride and groom. Rev. H.. Alerding. pastor
of Sc. Joseph's Church, performed the cere-
mony. The attendants were MT. +. N.
Messick and Miss Helen Z. Williams. Mr..
Barclay Walker played the wedding
march.
DOUBLE
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MUNCIE, Ind, Jan. 8.-This morning, at
| st. Lawrence Catholic Church, q double
wedding ceremony was performed by Rev.
Father Schmidt in accordance with the
| church ritual. in the presence of a multi
tude of people. The contracting parties
were Joseph Farley and Miss Rema Tim
moIs and William Gets and Miss Tena
Timmons. The brides are sisters. A recep-
ton was given at the homo of the brides
mother, on Grant street, tonight.
M-AJoR-PRoCTER
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