The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-11-24
Personal AND SOCIETY.

lDx 1rienus IOr u low Gays.
Dr. and Mrs. 6. T. Hunt have returned
from short visit to Chicago.
Mrs. Louis Hollwes has issued invita-
tons for a coffee Saturday afternoon.
Miss Cram. Of PittsburG will spend the
holiday with her aunt. Mrs. (. w. Chislett.
at Crown Hill.
Miss Ella Sbor fridge is spending Thanks-
giving with Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Wolcott,
at Wolcott. Ind.
Miss Anna Dunlop and Mrs Emma Win
sor will entertain quite o number of friends
at dinner to-day.
Miss Lillian Brownfield, of DePauw. will
spend the Thanksgiving vacation with
Miss Mary Bunger.
Mrs Eugenia DeBruler EErman, of Rock
port. IS the guest of Mrs. Stella Anderson.
No. $50 North Delaware st,eet
Mr.. Hall Shideler OF Marion, will spend
to-day with his brother. Mr.. ID. B. Shideler,
No. 1912 North Pennsylvania street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Addison Bybee and Miss
BY bee have issued invitation for recep-
ton Monday, Dec. 8. from to 7:30 o'clock.
Miss Knight, of Philadelphia. arrived yes
terday to visit her brother. Mr.. w. w.
Knight and wife, on North Delaware street
Mrs. Swormstedt and Mrs. Huston, of
Evansville, Will come Monday to visit Mrs.
A. III. De Souchet and Mrs. Il. A. Hendrick-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert J. Beveridge will
observe the fifth anniversary Of their mar
rage. to-day, with Mrs. Beverages parents,
Iii Greencastle.
Miss M. f. b. Culbertson. of Richmond,
was registered at the Grand yesterday.
Miss Cuibertson Is talented artist and
some OF her pictures have been admitted to
the Paris Salon.
The Dramatic Club plays, 1.-THE Marble
Arch" and MY Uncle's Will" will be re.
peated at the Propy leum Monday evening
for the benefit of the Free kindergarten
and Children's Aid Society. ae
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander M. Stewart re-
turned yesterday from their bridal trip.
and have gone at once to housekeeping in
their own home. No. % West st. Clair
street, which 10 furnished completely by
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Wulschner.
Misses Charlotte Thornton. Louise Riley.
Winifred Smith, Rena Pearson of Bed
ford. Ind, Edith Bushnell of Monticello
and Ruth Hickman of st. Louis. Mo-. are
the guests of Miss Nellie Thornton, as her
home on North Delaware street.
Miss Flora Greenstreet will receive n
formally. Saturday afternoon, for her
guest. Miss Rnsher. of Boston. Miss Rush er
is an accomplished pianist. and has studied
in Munich. She went abroad after having
G iuated from the Boston Conservatory.
at the Portfolio CLUB last night Mr..
Richard Schliewen read q paper on Musical
ing committee were Mrs. A. w. Brayton,
Miss Julia Il. Sharpe and Mr.. Thomas
Hibben. Mr.. Franz X. Arens contributed
to the programme by singing selections
from Schubert and others.
The ladies of the second section of Me-
ridien-street Church will give q social in
the church parlors Monday evening. Mrs.
Charles w. smith. Mrs. Henry Jameson
and Mrs. ii. T. WATSON are at the head of
the ntertaln ING section. Miss Sadie Walker
and Miss Margaret Lockwood and others
are to be on the musical programme.
BACHELORS AND BENEDIcTs' BALL
So many of the bachelors here have be-
come benedicts that it is no longer possible
to give a bachelors ball and have large
attendance, and in consequence the
two have united. and last night gave one
of the handsomest parties of the season at
| the Propylaum. The affair was in charge
| of Mr.. w. L. c. Colt ana Mr.. Augustus Co
burn. The patr0nesses were Mrs. f. b.
Martindale. Mrs. John Nj. Butler, Mrs. II.
r. Allen and Mrs. Henry Coburn, and the
guests included more than seventy couples
| Of young married and young people.
The assembly hall never looked
| more attractive. The mantel and
fireplace s,, were filled with ferns
and trailing T vines Prssen,inS an In
screened with festoOns of laurel and
| Southern moss. with here aud there tall
| yellow or white chry san hemums arranged
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| of laurel and moss. Small tables were
| scattered about. each adorned with flowers,
| and the guests were served with an
elaborate supper. Harris orchestra was
| stationed in the musicians gallery and
| played for the reception and dance. The
| company was composed of the leading
society people and the ball was one of the
| brilliant events of the year.
THE MISSES wALPOLE's RECEPTION.
The Misses Walpole were hostesses for
| very pleasant reception at their cozy home
| on North Illinois street They were as
| sisted in receiving by Mrs. E. A. Brown.
| Mrs. Joseph Catherwood and the Misses
| Stewart in the parlor, which was decor
sted with chrysanthemums. In the second
| room. at q prettily-arranged table, choc0-
late was poured by Mrs. John l.. McMor-
| row, Mrs. John +. Julian. and Miss Gather
| wood. The floral decorations in the dining
| room were spicy carnations. and the same
kind of flowers were presented to each
| guest by Miss Juliette Brown. Quite q
! large number of friends accepted the hos.
| pitalities.
DUNN-JoNEs.
| A notable social event was the marriage
| of Miss Charlotte Elliott Jones. daughter
| of Mrs. Aquilla Jones. and Mr. Jacob Piatt
| Dunn, which took place at the First Pres.
| byterian Church, last evening, before
large anddashlonable audience. The mar
| riage unites two of the oldest families Mr..
Dunn Is the State Librarian and an author
i of note, and his bride is o highly educated
and accomplished young woman. The
| ushers for the occasion were Messre. Will
lam Irwin, George Elliott, Samuel Morri-
| son and Lag Noble. At ESQ Mr.. Robert A.
| Newland sounded the notes of the wedding
march and the bridal party entered and
| stood before the pulpit. which was hidden
with palms. ferns and vines. The ushers
preceded and were followed by the
| bridesmaids, Miss Bellc Baldwin, Miss
| Lura Bryner of Sewickly. Pa, Miss Helen
Walker and Miss Margaret Smith. The
bridesmaids gowns were similar, white
silk null over white silk, with putt sleeves
and full ruff and n girdle of tatfeta silk.
| Each carried basket of white chrysan-
| themums ana wore silver comb, the gift
OF the groom. The bride wore an exquisite
| gown of white satin and embroidered crepe
lisse. Her veil of tulle was held by
wreath of orange blossoms. She carried
bouquet of Bride roses composed of five
small bouquets, and wore the grooin's gift,
an elegant diamond PIN. AT the pulpit the
bride was met by the groom ana his DO sc
man, Mr.. Charles Moores, and Rev. NJ. l..
Haines pronounced the impressive cere-
mony which made them man and wife,
After the marriage the bridal party
the relatives and few of the
most intimate friends were re-
ceived at the family residence, No.
467 North Pennsylvania street. The house
| had heen made heantifpl for tha Avent