The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-11-03
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

lung MIS-. Herman flnk. on n ortn MERIDIAN
street.
Mrs. John Love and Mrs. w. P. Noble
have gone to Auhcie to visit Hon. NJ q.
Smiths family.
Mrs. M. w. Carr was the hostess for the
Chapel Club yesterday afternoon, at her
home on Broadway.
Mrs J. H. Kappes. of Chicago. is spend
ing short time with her son. Mr.. William
p. Kappes and family, No. $50 North Ala
bamA street.
Mrs. s. Elliott Perkins entertained
friends delightfully."- yesterday afternoon
at her home on North Pennsy lvania street,
IN honor o. her mother, Mrs. Hatch.
Mrs. J. Fl. Baldwin and Mrs. Katharine
bullard, who IL spending the week with
her, will be at home informally tomorrow
afternoon. No invitations are issued.
Mr.. and Mrs. William III. Morrison have
issued invitations for the marriage of their
daughter Grace and DR.. George L. Hunt,
TO take place Wednesday. the 10th. at 10 A.
NJ, at the family residence, No. 1919 North
Pennsylvania street. Only the relatives
and few intimate friends are invited.
All members and friends of the several
Episcopal churches are cordially invited to
attend the reception to be given this even
Ing at the Propyl9um IN honor OF Bishop
aud Mrs. Knickerbacker. 1t is TO observe
the return of the Bishop and bis wife from
Europe, and this week also marks the ninth
anniversary ofMr. Knickerbacker AS Bish
Op of Indiana.
The mem ers of the second section of the
Free kindergarten and Children's Aid So
clety Will give chrysanthemum tea, at
the residence of Mrs. George w. Stout,
No. 262 North Meridian street, TO morrow,
from to g. Mrs. j. NJ. Neuburger. leader
OF the section, now a resident of Chicago.
will be present and delighted to receive
her many friends.
PoRTER-wHITE.
&c f-;a a..
and acquaIntances, last night. at Roberts
Park Church. to witness the marriage Of
Miss Daisy White, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
G. w. White. and Mr.. Harry Alfred Porter.
both well-knOwn young people ana promi-
nent in musical circles. The large number
OF guests were seated by the ushers. Messra
Edward Krauss. Edward Ubl. Elijah Fox
and Harry Brown. At 8 o'clock Mr.. Chas
on the organ, sounded the notes OF
the Wedding March" and the bridal party
entered, the ushers preceding. The brides.
maids were Miss Anna Frenzel and Mise
Hattie Goode. Two little ribbon bearers
Fannie te. sister of the bride, and An
ME Porter, niece of the groom-in dainty
gowns of white china silk, carried the
long satin streamers. Little Daphne
White, another sister. in beautiful gown
of white gauze over china silk, and Benny
Schleicher, in picturesque costume of
white satin and lace. bore a basket of flow
ers between them, which they scattered in
the path OF the bride. Miss Louise Schrader
was the maid of honor She wore q dress
of delicate blue corded surab. and carried
bunch of white chrysanthemums. Miss
FrenzePs gown was of lavender silk,
trimmed with pansies, and her bouquet
was of lavender tinted chrysanthemums,
and Miss Goode wore a becoming toilet of
light PINK surah. trimmed with pearls, and
she carried pink chrysanthemums. The
brides gown was OF cream white corded
brOcaded silk, trimmed with orange bios
SONS and crepe lisse and she carried q
bunch or marguerites. At the altar the
bride was mot by Mr.. Porter and his best
man, Mr.. Frank Divine. of Chicago. Rev.
c. A. Van Anda pronounced the i'm
Episcopal Church. The whole party
formed group before back
ground of palms and chry san themums. At
the conclusion of the ceremony tho party
and quite a number of friends were driven
to tho family residences, No. go North Ten
nesseo street. where a reception was held
from to IL o'clock The parlors were
handsomely decorated with palms and
|chrysanthemums. Mr.. and Mrs Porter
leaves and flowers to receive their con-
CALCULATIONS MIR. and Mrs. White were
assisted by Mrs. Charles Thompson. Mrs.
Eugenia Thompson, Mrs. A. Schleicher.
Mrs. George Terrell and Mrs. Law
freshments were served In buffet style
from table. tastefully decorated with the
prevailing flower. An orchestra furnished
delightful mnsic all the evening. The
guests from abroad we're Mr.. and Mrs. John
K Robbins. of Martinsville: Mr. and Mrs.
David Porter, of Memphis. and DR.. and
Mrs. i. I. Porter. of New Orleans. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Porter went last night to their
which contains the many beautiful gifts
which they received from friends here and
. elsewhere. They will be- at home to their
friends after Dec. !.
MRS. HAUGHEY's RECEPTION.
About three hundred invitations were is
sued by Mrs. I. P. Haughey for her recep-
tion yesterday afternoon in honor of Mrs
Schuyler Colfax, of South Bend, Miss
Wade. of Andover. o., and Mrs. George II.
Chapman, and there were very few regrets.
Mrs. Haughey's beautiful suburban home
at Mapieton is handsome throughout with
its rich furnishings, and yesterday it was
more beautiful with it's scattered palms
and rare vases filled with chry san tbemums
and roses. American Beauties, La France,
used, and the atmosphere was de-
licious with their fragrance. Mrs
Haughey was assisted in receiving
by Mira w. 4. c. Colt, who wore her we'd
! ding dress, of brocade and velvet. To assist
| tiles, there were Mrs John III. Stewart
Mrs. John c. Wright. Mrs. w. +. Mason. Mrs
John II. Holiday, Mrs. e. c. Poster. Mrs. V.
| X. Hendricks Mrs. &. E. Coffin, Mrs. q. H.
| Hasselman, Mrs. j. G.. Shafier, Mrs. John
| A. Holman, Mrs. Charles Hall, Mrs. Henry
| Latham, Mrs. Alexander Spruance, Mrs. W.
| p. HerOd, Mrs. Henry Fraser. Mrs Albert
| j. Beveridge Mrs. Schuyler c. Haughey.
Miss Lilly, Miss Porter and Miss Beatty.
Mrs. Zerelda Wallace was one of the CON-
pany. The reception OF the
most elegant and largely attended of the
| season.
MRS. AUGUSTUS COBURN'S RECEPTION.
Mrs. Augustus Coburn gave her first re-
ception. since her marriage. yesterday.
after o'clock, and it was largely attended.
Mrs. Coburn was assisted by Mrs. Henry
Coburn, Mira Mary Coburn of Anderson.
Mrs CO. Chaplin, Mrs b. b. Peck and Mrs w.
b. Allen; the bridesmaids. Miss Chaplin,
Miss Maxwell, Miss Kate Walllck. and Miss
! Emma MartindaIe in place of the brides
maid Miss Moon. who has returned
! to her home In Eau Claire. The
house WAS very prettily decorated with
| q great quantity of roses and chrys-
anthem ums. and Harris orchestra play ed
In the evening Mr.. and Mrs Coburn re-
| party. and many of the gentlemen accom-
panied the ladies W no called. Mrs. Coburn
wore her wedding dress. and the brides
maids their dainty toilets of white orGan-
| die and lace. Mr. and Mrs. Coburn will re-
ceive again next Wednesday, and after
ward will 90 60 their own new home on
| North Pennsy lvania street.