The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-11-19
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mrs. welch. of Athens. o., Is the guest of
Mrs. II. NJ. Lash, on PARK avenue.
Mrs. Dorsey Anderson. of Greencastte, is
the guest of Mrs. Dorsey, on Central ave-
nue..
DR.. Harry Kahlo and Messrs I. A. Afford
and A. I. Perry have returned from St
Louis.
The Misses walpole have issued invita-
tions for reception Wednesday, from to
o'clock.
Mrs Fannie Hendricks, of Chicago, will
Mapleton Farm.
Miss Helen Knight. of Philadelphia. will
come next week to visit Mrs w. w. Knight.
on North Delaware street.
The Sketching Club will meet with Miss
Leah Fletcher. this afternoon, instead of
with Miss Nellie Fatout Subject "Ho-
garth"
The members of section No. of the Free
kindergarten will meet this afternoon
with Mrs. John w. Kern. No. 4S1 North
Pennsylvanla street, to complete arrange
ments for q party to be given at the resi-
evening. Dec. 2.
Mrs. Elmer T.. Sewall gave q very pretty
carnation euchre party to about thirty Ia
dies yesterday afternoon. in honor of Mrs.
j. n. Neuberger, OF Chicago. The score
cards each had a spicy flower thrust
through them, and the favors, which were
OF China. bore exquisite carnation designs.
At the Woman's Club. yesterday. Miss
Emily 5. Bingham read paper on Essen
tials OF Tragedy and Comedy" Mrs. Mary
the eminent author. "Balzac." and the
conversation. Moral Responsibility in the
Modern French Novel," was led by Miss
Sharpe.
Mrs Josephine II. Nichols will give q
course of lectures during the winter
nv tInp
Rome" Italy" Paris" Universal. Eek.
position of 1889 at ris,""Englsnd," "Hol-
land" and Belgium" Two lectures will
be given at the Propyleum. The one on
Italy" Wednesday. Dec. z. The lecture.
are to be fully illustrated by stereoptioon
views.
MRS. DENNY's RECEPTION.
Mrs Caleb s. Denny, assisted by her
mother, Mrs. George w. Lowe, welcomed q
large number of friends yesterday after
noon at q reception gwen 1t her pretty
home on North Pennsylvania street. 1t
was q chrysanthemum party, for all the
decorations were of this fine autumn flower.
with few palms to set off their color to
| advantage. The succession of rooms. con.
nected by broad doors, were tastefully
adorned The first room was white, the
second pink, the library yellow and the
dining-room white Mrs. Charles +. Say les
assisted in entertaining in the parlors. In
the yellow room. at daintily-
appointed table, Mrs. Charles E. Coffin
and Mra George N. Catterson poured coffee
and chocolate. which was served by Miss
Stella Walcott, Miss Mary Jeffery and Miss
Mary Denny. In the dining-ro0m was
table all in white. where ices were dis
pensed by Mrs. joseph A. MIlburn and Mrs.
| Augustus Coburn. at either end of tho
| table. assisted by Miss Wiegel of Chi
cago Miss Lucy Humphreys. of Marion.
and Miss Bessie Taylor. In the hall there
colors ps and naIms anS Ms. ne MarSspst
| Ridgely and Miss Carrie Denny served
lemonade. Music by Harris orchestra kept
accompaniment TO the many voices. The
hours from 2 till 6 found the rooms filled
| with friends At o'clock the assisting
ladies and their husbands were enter.
tanned at dinner by Mr.. and Mrs. Denny.
| THE INDIANAPOLIS LIGHT INFANTRY PARTY.
The !. l.. !. gave large party at the
| Propyleum. last evening in compliment to
| all those who took part in the Ben Hur
entertainment given q few weeks ago. The
hostesses for the event were the ladies who
were chaperons for the Ben Hur: Mrs
James r. Ross, Mrs w. j. Mckee, Mrs. +.
| K. McCrea. Mrs. Ii. L. Condo, Mrs. NJ. Nj.
| Defrees. Mrs. j. w. Beck and Mrs. o. Fl.
Palmer. The assembly hall was bril- liant T..
| ly Illuminated for the event, and ut the
| east end the Refreshments platform was
| adorned with potted plants. The table Or
| namentation was yellow and white chrys-
| anthemums. Cameron's orchestra fur
nished the music, and the guests danced.
The |. l.. /. invited not only the Ben Hur
| participants, but each one was asked to
bring an escort be one for q lady of his
own choosing. There was large attend
ance, and most delightful evening spent.
wILsoN-DE NOTE.
| Special 10 the Indianapoli Journal
VALPARAISO, Ind, Nov. 1s.-The most
important social event of the season to this
city was the marriage, last evening. Of Rev.
John H. Wilson and Miss Mary DeMotte.
at the residence of the brides father. Rev.
Allen Lewis. pastor of tho First nj. f.
Church. assisted by DR.. John L. Smith, of
this city. and Rev. S. w. Goss, of Walker
ton. Ind, performed the ceremony. The
bride is the daughter of ex-Congressmsn
Mark L. Denote. The groom is presiding
Among those present from abroad were
Hon. and Mrs. Glenn Studebaker, Mr.. and
Mrs. N. X. Burger. Mrs. Rebecca Burger,
Rev. and Mrs Osdon. Mr.. and Mrs. q. W.
Baker. Of South Bend; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Tanner. Toledo: Rev. John b. DeMotte of
Greencastie; Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln Brook,
Nh. and Mrs. Orson Brooke, Mr.. and Mrs.
7. b. Bell, Mr.. and Mrs. c. K: Talcott, Mrs.
cago; Mr. and Mrs. Shepherd. of Roches-
ter; Rev. and Mira. s. w. Goss, of ak er-
ton; Rev. and Mrs. A. p. belong, of Crown
Point; Charles SebrinG. of Mcdary vile,
and Arthur Rockwell. of San Pierre. Ind.
A reception was held at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. +. Winslow.
oRDwAY-LITTLE.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
ELKHART. Ind, Nov. 18-Harry Ordway,
of Chicago. and Miss Hattie Little. q lead
ing society young woman of this city. were
united In marriage at the home of the
brides parents. this afternoon, at $3.50
o'clock. Rev. +. L. knOpf, of the First
Congregational Church, officlAted.
BANCR0Fr-DAVIS.
Special TO the Indianapolis journal.
CASEY. ILL.,. Nov. 1S-Married, last night,
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Ross d.
Wis, their second daughter. Miss Mary