The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-06-15
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

frlenub IN the CITY.
Mr.. Floyd Woods has returned to the
city for the summer.
Mr.. Ray Van Camp will return this
week from Orchard Lake. Mich.
Mr. and Mrs. Emil willbrandt have ar
rived from an extended trip to the East.
Mrs. Adm L. Norris, of Chicago. is the
guest of Miss Blanche Lee, on Park avenue.
Mr.. Booth Harrington will return FRI
day from Princeton, where he has been for
the year.
Maj. and Mrs. w. j. Richards and son
Hugh returned yesterday from their Eu-
rOpean trip.
Mrs. q. NJ. Ballard has gone to Craw-
fordsville to attend the college commence
ment exercises
Mrs. ii. Clay Depew, of Decatur. ILL.,, is
spending the week with Mrs. j. w. Hughes,
No. is Highland place.
Miss Laura Halliday. of Cairo, arrived
yesterday. and is the guest OF Mrs. John
Fishback, No. 2S4 Ash street.
Mrs. Belle ID. Williams. of Omaha, is Wis
iting her sister. Mrs. Robert Springsteen,
Oh North Pennsylvania street
Mrs. Harry King will leave Monday to
spend the summer with Nine. julia Rive
| King at the highlands, and with other SIS
ters in Rhode Island.
Miss Lima Lehr, an accomplished young
| lady of Noblesville, is visiting at the resi-
| dence OF Miss Ida Bowen, on BellefOn.
tame street. Miss Bowen will give an at
| home" to her lady friends In honor of
| Miss LGhr. Thursday afternoon, from 2 to
| 5 o'clock.
Mr.. Joseph Frey, a clerk in the Bates
House drug store, surprised his employer
| and fellow-clerks, yesterday. by arriving
| home from the East with bride. 1t was
| supposed he was absent on O vacation for
| recreation, but he hurried to Troy, n. Y.
| where he was married to Miss Nina Boyd.
Mrs. Milton Morris and Mrs. A. p. Hen
Erickson gave a very handsome party last
evening In honor of Mrs. COnnOr and Mrs.
| CUNNINGHAM. of Washington. ID. e. Beau
titul flowers decorated the home OF Mrs.
HendricksOn, on North Meridian street,
| and all that good taste could suggest for
the pleasure of the guests was supplied.
| DIR. Rachel Swain received her friends de-
| lightfuily. yesterday, IN the east parlor of
gathering was In honor of Mrs. Charles e.
| Brown, of Schenectady, n. Y, who 10 visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Stan
ton. The whole room was fragrant with
with sweet syringa added to the richness
! of the atmosphere. Mrs. Swain was as
sisted in entertaining by Mrs silss
John D'S 80 Ma Mr.. E hSs%' h Mss
erickson and Miss Hedrick. In one end of
the room was table decked with pink
roses and smilax, and here Miss Adams,
|
and Lulu Spann, Mary Hord, Harriet
Cleland and Ida Osgood. alternated in pre-
| siding and serving ices. The occasion was
happy one for all of Mrs. Swain's friends,
there being very few regrets sent by those
| invited.
| DILL-wALKER.
One of the few and elegant church we'd
dings with which society has been favored
was that of last evening at the Second
Presbyterian Church. By 7:3O the church
was filled by brilliant assem- bly, to wit
ness the nuptials of Miss Camilla Louise,
only daughter Of Judge and Mrs L. c.
Walker. and Mr.. Howard A. Dill The
front pews were filled with the relatives
and friends from abroad and the few who
were invited TO the house. At : o'clock the
organist. Mr.. Robert A. Newland, played
| the wedding march. and the party
proceeded up the east aisle. First
were the qshers. Mr.. Frank Dill Dlil
mond, Mr.. Walter DeCamp of CINCINNATI,
| Messrs. Vernon Griffith. John Butler. Ed
| son Wood and Frederick Ritter, then the
maid of honor, Miss Anna Bell Baldwin.
and. lastly. the bride with her father. At
the pulpit the bride was met by MIR Dill
and his best man. Mr.. Stanley Hughes. of
| Richmond. and Rev. Joseph Anthony Mil
burn, pastor of the church, who pronounced
the ceremony. u3ing the complete Eplsco-
pal service. The bride wore an exquisite
Paris gown of pOmpad0ur silk, trimmed
with tulle and gar lands OF orange flowers
The veil covered her completely, and she
carried large bouquet of Bride roses.
| Miss Baldwin wore gown of pink crepe
en- tram, and long pink tulle veil.
The dress was trimmed with pink lilies of
the valley and the veil was held with q
bandeau of the same flowers. Her bouquet
was of pink roses. White satin ribbons
down the aisles kept the company seated
until the entire bridal and ouse-parties
had passed from the church. The young
| ladies invited rs partners for the usherS
were Miss Nancy Elston of Charlottesville,
| Miss Bright Armstrong Of Camden, Miss
Deborah Moore, Miss Charlotte Jones, Miss
Julia Landers, Miss Jessie Bybce. Miss
Margaret Smith. Following the church
the family residence. on North Penn
| sylvanIa. ONLY very few friends being
invited. The house was very beautifully
decorated, and all the floors were covered
with white, so that the whole effect was
cool and inviting. The brides table was
symphony In white, the only color bein q
the touch of green among the flowers. The
guests included Mr.. and Mrs. N. II. Dill,
the groom, Mr.. and Mrs. William Hutton,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. K. Dill. Mr. and Mrs.
John Shroyer and daughter Pauline. Miss
s MaTy M, hFsSn Ma Mp Arthur a of b Mr
Rev. and Mrs James ID. Stanley. and Mrs.
Stanley, of Terre Haute, and Mr. and Mrs.
Marco Morrow, of Springfield, y. Mr.. and
| Mrs Dill left last night for an extended
trip north, and upon their return they will
reside with Judge and Mrs. Walker. No.
| 429 North Pennsylvania street, where they
will be at home Tuesdays after June n.
Both bride and groom were the recipients
of many valuable gifts.
MMAHoN-ATKINS.
The marriage of Miss Harriet Julia At
kIns. eldest daug htcr of Mr.. +. G. Atkins,
and MI. John l.. Mcmahon, of Colorado
Springs was quietly observed yesterday at
high noon, at the elegant residence on
North Meridian street. Only the relatives
and very few friends were present to
witness the ceremony. which was performed
BY Rev. w. +. Tay lor. OF the First Baptist
Church, assisted by kew. Addison Parker
of LaPOrte, an uncle of the bride. To
the strains of the wedding march
the visitors and groom entered the
drawing room followed by the bride and
her father, who stood in front of the man.
tel, and were surrounded by the mem bers
of the family. The bride. who looked very
handsome, wore All exquisite costume of
delicate gray silk, trimmed with profu-
sion of duchesse lace, and carried bou-
quet of white roses. After the ceremony
and congratulations a wedding breakfast
was served, the table being embellished
with broad, low baskets of roses. The
whole arrangement and wedding were
In the most perfect taste, barmOnizlng
with tho grace and character of the bride.
| Mr.. and Mrs. McMahon will remain IN the
city till after the wedding of Miss Cara
Atkins, the youngest daughter, and Sir.
4 IN a q, .t.