The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-12-02
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Tor a cOneo We0nee0ay allernOOn.
Miss Sarah Kelly will leave Monday for
New York. TO visit her sister. Mrs. benjamin
Enos.
Governor Chase dined yesterday with the
board of managers at the Woman's Re-
formatory.
Miss Margaret Smith will entertain a few
friends this evening for her guest. Miss
Lucia Ray.
Miss Lucy Humphreys. of Marion. who
has been the guest of Miss Bessie TaylO
for several weeks. has returned home.
Mrs. III. NJ. Lash was the hostess yester-
day afternoon for a very delightful COM
pany, given In honor OF her guest, Mrs.
WEIGH. of Athens. o.
Mrs. Reuben Jeffrey. who has been visit
ing the families of Drs. George and Reuben
Jeffery, IN BROOKLYN, and Mr.. Converse ID.
Marsh, in New York. has returned home.
The Ideals dancing club gave their Sec
ond reception and dance of this season, last
evening. at TomlInson Hall. There was a
large attendance of the members and their
friends.
Miss Ola Dele Cameron, of Knightstown
o graduate of the School Of Oratory of the
Northwestern University at Evanston. Ill,
who is waiting friends here, Will recite at
the kindergarten entertainment this even
ing at Mrs. Townley's. Miss Cameron is
most highly spoken OF, and has received
very fattering notices from the press.
The ladies of the second section of the
Free Kindergarten and Children's Aid So
ciety will give one OF their popular teas,
this afternoon, at the residence OF Mrs.
George T.. Townley, No.. 80 broadway. and
this evening a dancing and card party, and
q musical and literary programme. All
friends of the entertaining section. and all
who are interested in the work of this
most worthy charity, are cordially asked
TO attend one or both of these gatherings.
MRS. MASON's BREAKFAST.
NJ. yU:lt;.-~ \, Nf..1u 1870 ~o,<
breakfast at the Propyleum yesterday in
honor of the engagement of Mes Annie
Porter. daughter of Hon. A. G.. Porter, to
her son, Mr.. Augustus Lynch Mason. The
guests were greeted by Mrs. Mason and
Miss Porter in the center of the west par.
tons so of all. '" Mrs. Ts .P +. Haugse sV1 and Miss
Van Valkenberg assisted in entertaining.
AS the guests gathered they were each
presented with flower by Mrs.
William P. Kappes. At half past -,
ers' orchestra, the company, led by
the hostess and Miss Porter, passed 10 the
east parlor. where they were seated.
twelve at the table of honor and the others
In groups of four at small tables, sixty max
ing the complete list of guests. At each
table was "a different flower decoration.
and the flowers presented each guest desig-
mated the table. at which she would find
y Jill Az TIC ut6Q tuUlc WcEb DdSkttS
of pink roses and garlands of smilax. The
mantel was filled with maidcn-hair ferns.
pink carnations and chry santhemum Pink
candles In dainty sticks yielded q mellow
bon bearing the initials of Miss Porter and
Mr.. Mason and the date. An interesting
feature was the cutting and serving of the
cake. Miss Porter cut the first slice and 1t
was passed. Mrs. Sewall announced that
"only the young ladies were TO be served.
and, as there was no way OF designating.
would the married ladies please refrain
from taking any," The reason for this
was that three fates were In the cake The
ring was found to be in Miss Bakers piece.
the thimble in Miss Ayres's and the penny
in Miss Woods. A pretty CEREMONY fol-
lowed when Miss Porter wished" the ring
on Miss Bakers finger. The Lynch family
silver. which has now served for five gen.
erations at announcement breakfasts, was
used at the entertainment. Many elegant
costumes were worn. Mrs. MasOn's gown
was OF changeablo gray-green silk and
Miss Porters of white silk aud Valen-
ciennes lace. trimmed with green velvet,
ar l she carried a bouquet of American
Beauty roses and carnations. The guests
from abroad were Miss Jean Nelson, Miss
Iglehart and Miss Weaver, of 9reencastle
Mrs. Breyfogle, of New Albany, and Mrs;
De Lang, of Cincinnati.
DONEHOo-FRANKEM.
The marriage of Miss Helen Gray Frank
EN-. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.. Frank
an. and Mr.. Leon Donehoo, of Allegheny,
Pa, took place yesterday TAT half past II, at
the family residence on North Tennessee
street. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. j. Albert Rondthaler, in the presence
of the family and friends. The
took place in the sitting-room, before a
bank of palms and flowers reaching nearly
to the ceiling. The bride wore a hand
some gown of white faills silk. trimmed
with duchesse lace. and the groom's gift,
an exquisite diamond brooch. She carried
n bouquet of lilies of the valley. After the
congratulations n breakfast was served.
The brides table wgs handsomely
decorated with white ohrysanthemums
and fern leaves. The young ladies assist
ing were Misses Leah ond Mary Fletcher.
Miss Mslott of Vincennes, Miss Belle Eich-
r0dt. Miss Myrilla Anderson and Miss Ida
HauRh. At $50 MIR. and Mrs. Donehoo lett
Tor their home IN Allegheny and will 20 at
avenue. which is all furnished and ready
for them. and in it are many beautiful
gifts from their large circle of friends.
Among the guests from abroad were Mrs.
of Piqua; Miss Baker. Of Michigan; Miss
Scott. of Chicago: Miss Malott. of Vim
cennes. and Mr.. Snodgrass. of Allegheny.
THE MISSES BRYANT's DANCE.
Misses Tyoe and Emma Bryant gave a
ftAg ObIOJ NbAON 1sOADS pntt1 lnot ~
at their home on North Tennessee street,
at which they entertained about one hum
dred Of their young friends. The young
ladies were assisted in entertaining by
their aunt, Mrs. L. NJ. Gibson. and Mr.. Z.
K. Wymond. The floors of the spacious
connecting rooms were all covered with
canvas. In the parlors were vases Of white
roses and great feathery white chrysanthe-
mums. and in the library, similarly ar-
ranged. were La France roses and pink
chry santhemums. The dinInG-rooin was
reserved for refreshments. n was dec
Grated with yellow flowers and golden
orchestra, stationed In the hall, played for
the reception and dance. Among the guests
was Miss Hewlett, of Peoria. Ill.
MISUNDERSTANDING.
| Special TO the Indianapolis Journal
UNION CITY, Ind, Dec. 1.-The marriage
Of Mr.. Adolphos Rosensbush, a young
druggist of this city, and Miss
Minnie Hueber. one of Union City's
b~est-known young women, occurred
ut the German Lutheran Church parson-
age. at s o'clock, last evening. Rev. Gerhn
officiating. None but the nearest friends
and relatives witnessed the ceremony.
The newly-married couple will take up
their abode on Clifford avenue. where the
groom has a neatly-furnished residence.
MRS. LEwIs's RECEPTION.
Mrs. Il. A. Lewis and daughter, Miss
Lewis. gave o handsome rose reception,
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