The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-11-06

at $50 r. Ne, at No. 1920 Lake avenue, CHI
cago. Quite large party win attend from
Jan. 10. at No. 926 Fourteenth street, San
Jose. Cal.
A Halloween party was given at the
Country Club Monday evening. The guests
were young people and four married
tSa evs,,;no ar sasrsshmsnt time aii tba
lights were turned down IN the dining
room, and the only illumination was from
huge jack-o-lantern aud round Chinese
lanterns suspended from the ceiling. The
goodies were peculiar to the season, nuts,
apples, doughnuts cider and the like.
The marriage of Miss Aline Tindolph, of
Vincennes and Mr.. Samuel Watson, of Ko-
komo. formerly of this city. will take place
Wednesday, at B O'Clock. at the brides home.
Mr.. Thomas Afford, Mr.. John Geiger, Mr..
Will Mcguire of this city. Mr.. Bert Ram
sey of Crawfordsviile, Mr.. Will Brof of
Kokomo. are to be attendants. They will
60 Tuesday TO be present at the bachelor
dinner Tuesday evening and at the we'd
ding and reception Wednesday evening.
One of the origin al entertainments of the
season was thai given by the Misses Akass
at their home Halloween eve, for 1.-The
jolly Twelve" The decorations in the
dining-room deserve especial mention.
Festoons Of fall leaves wild berries and
clusters of grapes were hung from the chan
delier to the four corner of the room. The
table was ablaze with dainty fairy lights
ingeniously cOntrived from the red pepper.
Each spook as he was seated at the table
carried wax taper with miniature cab
bage as holder. The whole effect was
most unique and pretty.
The Portfolio Club. at their meeting
Thursday night. will have an exhibition of
Munich studies. There will be works by
Il. r. FItz. II. A. Eichelberger. Samuel
Tompkins Charles Mills, Walter Shirlaw.
Charles Mente, Frank Currier, j. o. Adams
and Otto Marcus. The committee on en-
tertainment are Mrs. j. b. Haywood. Miss
Bessie Hendricks and Mr.. j. Nj. BOwles
Aside from the EXHIBIT there will he a musi-
cal number, trio by Haydn, for piano,
violin and cello. played by Clarence For
I syth. Richard Schliowen and Adolph Schell-
schmidt.
A pleasant masque party was given Fri
| day night by Miss Hudson. at her resi-
dence, 37S North Alabama street. There
| were many and varied costumes. Night
was represented by May Councilman and
Miss Cunningham: Mrs. Hess, sailor: Grace
Harden flower girl; John Given and Harry
Born. colored walters; Henry Martin. old
colored lady; DIR. House. FreDchman; Otto
Ginnz, Dutchmap; Maggie Cook. Japanese;
Frank Born. Jew; Alice Christian. Mother
Hittle. Soaniard; Ed Many. English sport;
Miss Gastineau. Japanese; Dr. Batson.
peasant: MIR. Carter. clown: Lottie Jen-
nings, day: Frank Williams. Mephisto; En-
ma Harden, lady; carrie hudson. queen OF
flowers; Horace Eckhouse. gentleman.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Maxwell, of Chi
| cago. celebrated their golden wedding
anniversary Nov. /. at their elegant
home on Lake avenue. A reception was
| given in the afternoon and q family party
In the evening. The guests were received
| by their daughter. Mrs. II. c. Provost, and
| Professor Black, Mr.. MsxwelPs pastor, and
were escorted to the bride and groom of
| fifty years by their daughters and daugh-
ters-in-law, Mrs. A. q. Scott, Mrs. s. X.
! Fletcher. Mrs. s. II. Maxwell, Miro. L. f..
| Maxwell, Mrs. Z. 4. Maxwell and Mr.. S. X.
! Fletcher Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell were
seated beneath q beautiful double heart of
1 white and yellow roses and chryssnthe-
| NUNS, pierced with q golden dart. En-
c'rcling their chairs was broad band of
/ gold ribbon, tied in true-lovers knot.
/ The house was appropriately decorated in
| yellow ribbons, chry anthemums and roses,
palms and ferns being used also. Miss
| Morrow Of Pontiac. ILL.,. and Miss Leah
Fletcher of Indianapolis. presided at the
was dispensed by Miss Mary Fletcher. of
Indianapolis. Early in the afternoon, amid
the sweet strains of the mandolin orches-
ira. four little grandchildren. in dainty
gowns marched in, each with huge bask et
| of roses, and deposited them at the feet of
| their grandparents. In the evening dane
| ing was INDUCED in, old songs sung-"Let's
| 60 Down to the Golden Wedding" etc.
and whlstling by Miss Flora Maxwell, of
| Vicksburg, Miss. Many handsome and
/ costly gifts were received from friends in
Chicago, New York. Indianapolis, and
1 other Dlaees