The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-04-08
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

The annual election of officers for the
Woman's Club will take place this after
noon.
Mr. and Mrs f. p. Edwards and children,
of Detroit. are visiting relatives on North
Alabama street.
Miss Christine Salmon. of St Louis, is
visiting her neiee, Miss Florence London,
for q lew weeks.
Mrs. William Wallace has come from st.
Paul to attend the funeral of her father
Rev. Love ii. Jameson.
Miss Laura Hutton, of Richmond. will
come Tomorrow to VISIT Miss Hattie Goode.
on North Illinois street.
Miss Ross, of Madison. who has been Wis
iting Miss Helen Mckinney, on North
Meridian street for several weeks, will re-
turn home to-day.
Mrs. +. b. Conway left yesterday for
Washington, where she will remain till
fall. when she will go to southern Cali
fornla to visit relatives.
Among the first of the spring receptions
was that given by Mrs. Charles l.. Dark.
at her elegant home on North Meridian
street. in honor of Mrs. J. A. Rondthaler.
These two ladies welcomed the guests in
the parlor. which was exquisitely decOra-
ted with white aZaleas and roses. The
hours were from till o'clock, aud more
than two hundred ladies accepted the de-
lightful hospitality. The second parlor
was beautified with Mermet roses in pro-
sistiD IN the parlors were Mrs. ID. l.. Whit
tier, Mrs. Stanton j. Peelle, Mrs w. II.
Hubbard. Mrs. Scion l.. Goode, Mrs. WIN.
Hall, Mrs. Edwin Hill. Mrs. NJ. V. McGll-
Wallick. In one corner of the room was o
table where lemonade was served from q
bowl made of a block of ice and dec
Grated with fern leaves and pink
roses. Misses Bessie Beck, Helen Walker
Edna McGilliard and Anna Carter dis
pensed the delicious refreshment. The
dining-room was beautiful in it's ornament
alton of green and white. One end of the
and the buffet was almost hidden in it's
dress of green. The table in the center of
the room held large bowl of Easter lilies
and white candles in crystal candeA-
bra shed mellow light. The drawn linen
cloth was strewn with fern leaves. Mrs.
Hill and Mrs. Butler extended the hospi-
talltles OF the dining-roOm. From table
in the hall chocolate was served. the la
dies alternating at pouring. At each cor
ner were bows of pink moire ribbon and
the sides were draped with the same Mer-
met roses were also used here. Misses
Mary and Adele Wallick. Mary Armstrong
and Georgia Whittier assisted in serving.
Harts orchestra IN distant room played
all the afternoon. Many new spring tot
lets were worn.
FAUsSETT-JoHNSTON.
The marriage of Miss Eva Johnston and
Mr.. William Fausett occurred yesterday
morning. at 10 o'clock. at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Coe, on North Delaware
street. Only few friends were invited to
witness the ceremony. which was per-
formed by Rev. j. S. Jenckes. Miss Louise
Knight played the wedding march, and
softly. during the service. The rooms were
tastefully decorated with a profusion of
La France and Mermet roses and Bermuda
lilies. The bride wore q handsome pearl
eOlored Bedford cord costume trimmed
with green silk, and carried a boquet of
of Mermet roses. After breakfast Mr..
and Mrs. Fausett left for Chicago, where
they expect to make their home.
FAY-KELLY.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
GREENCAsTLE. April The spacious par
lor at Women's Hall was the scene of
happy union. at p NJ. to-day. Miss Susie
G. Kelly. of the School of Music. and Mr..
a. Frank Fay, of Urbsna, ILL.,. were united
I'm marriage in the presence of an unusually
large number of friends and invited guests
The ceremony was performed by President
John. according to the ritual of the Epis-
copal Church. The "Lohengrin" march, as
played by Dean Howe. and sung by
a quartet from the Music School. wei
coined the advent of the bridal pair, and
the subdued music on the harp and
violin by Misses French and MARQUIS
added to the impressiveness of the cere-
mony. The bride and groom stood beneath
canopy of flowers Souvenir books were
provided for the happy occasion, In which
the guests registered their names, and each
was presented with box of wedding cake.
The couple took the Vandalia limited for
st. Louis and Denver, whence they will
return to their home in Urbana. Mr.. Fay
Is a banker. Their betrotha is tinged with
more than the usual glamour of romance.
the parties having first met on their return
voyage to this country from Germany.
where Mr.. Fay was United States consul
to Stettin. Miss Kelly had then CON-
pleted her musical education at Leipsic
Mrs. Fay is the most gifted pianist that
has gone out from DePauw.
TWO KoKoMo WEDDINGS.
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal
KOKoMo. Ind. April AT the residence
of j. c. Smith. this city. Wednesday. Prof.
Edo l.. Hendricks. of Rossville, and Miss
Flora Forsythe were married. Rev. NJ. o.
Kellar. of the First Baptist Church, off,
ciating. Both are popular ;schoo)- teachers
They have gone to South Carolina on a
wedding tour.
Wednesday evening. at the home of the
bride George Babcock and Miss Allie Nc
Mutt were married, the ceremony by Rev.
j. s. Bitter. of the Mulberry street NJ. T..
Church. The nuptials were witnessed by
o large company.
Loyal Legion Meeting.
A stated meeting of the Indiana Com