The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-12-18

Ray. In the evening a dancing party 10 young
people will he given by the same Indies ana
their husbands.
The event of the week TO the former residents
Of New England will be the dinner at the Propy.
l9um Wednesday evening. Covers will be laid
that the company will be seated at 6:3O o'clock.
For half ON hour preceding the dinner O recep-
ton will be rendered, in the east parlor, to Mr.
Charles Dudley Warner, who will make the ad-
dress Of the evening.
Thursday afternoon, at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Henry Bl0dan. No. l2l5
Cherry street. Nashville, Tenn. Miss kittie Bio
Carter. A reception followed the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carter received many elegant pres
ents. Miss Kittie Blodan was formerly a we'll
known resident Of this city, and Is a niece OF MI.
r. p. Blodan, the druggist. Mr.. Carter Is a
young man of high standing, and is the foreman
OF the electrical department OF the Electric Rail
way Company.
Cards are out announcing the marriage of Miss
Mary Mather, of this city, and Richard v. Dit
mars, OF Franklin. on Wednesday, Dec. %. Miss
the public schools of this city, and latterly prin-
cipal " school No. g, on Fletcher avenue, which
position she but recently resigned on account OF
her approaching marriage. Mr.. Ditmars Is a re-
tired dry-goods merchant. well known in Frank
lin and vicinity. The marriage will be at the
home of Miss Mather's mother, No. 344 Olive
street, at O'Clock p. NJ.
On Wednesday evening Dec. Is, there was a
pleasant social gathering at the residence OF Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Clark, No. ga Central avenue,
when was an adjourned meeting neld at zen.
and Mrs James r. Ross two weeks ago, the
purpose Of which Is 10 form O social club. The
membership will include Gen. and Mrs. James
r. Ross, Mr.. and Mrs. Dobbfns. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fink, Dir. aud Mrs. DO0ley. Mr.. and Mrs. Ferga-
son. Mrs Kile and Mrs. Place. The committee
appointed to select q name for the clue are
Messrs. Ross, Galway and Monroe. After q
pleasant time with games the club adjourned to
meet with Mr.. and Mrs. Dobbins, No. COS Cen
tral avenue. the 18th.
The Princeton elee. banjo and mandolin clubs
Thursday evening. The clubs have their own
train. sleeping, parlor, dining and baggage cars.
One of their cars is the celebrated Garrett car.
Mrs. Joseph A. Milburn will give q tea Thursday,
from 3 TO 5 o'clock, to the fifty young men who
compose the club. and invite some young ladies
TO meet them. Thursday evening after the con-
cert Mr.. and Mrs. Ovid Butler jane
son will give a reception at the
Propyl9um for Mr.. Newton Booth Tar
kington and the Princeton Glee Club. The
patronesses for the club concert are Mesdames
Joseph A Milburn. Anna C. ClaypoOl. NJ. L.
Haines, q. A. Christensen, Charles r. Williams,
May Wight Sewall, John c. Wright, John 6.
Harrington. John H. Holiday. John NJ. Kitchen.
Victor X. Hendricks, Henry Scott Frazier, G. A.
Wells. G. @. Fostor. Houston Talbot, W. p. Fish
back, Noble c. Butler, Daniel Stewart, John b.
Elam, John NJ. Butler. H.. R. Allen. L. g. Ayers,
T.. b. McOuat, r. b. f. Peirce. John Bradshaw.
John CASTOR, John r. Hussey. Addison Bybee.
Joseph Jenckes, Solomon Claypool and o. b.
jameson.