The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-06-12

new chapel of SIS. Peter and Paul, on
orth Meridian street.
Dir. ana Mrs. Kenyon gave a very pleas
ant progressive euchre party Thursday
evening in honor of Mrs. Arthur Bingham
previous TO her departure for Pittsburg to
reside.
Mr. and Mrs Max Soulman. of No. So West
Michigan street, entertained their friends
last Thursday evening with cards and
dancing. Among the guests were Mr.. l..
+. Beach. of Chicago.
The marriage of MISS Grace Adams,
daughter of Mr.. ana Mrs. Justus Z. Adams.
and MIR. Frank Wood is announced for high
noon Wednesday at the family residence
on North Delaware street
The marriage of Miss Ora Wilkins. dsugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. John a. Wilkins. and
Mr.. Charles w. Lesh will take place
Wednesday evening, June IT, at the family
residence, No. $50 Broadway.
The marriage Of Miss Katherine Shepard,
daughter of MIR. and Mrs. Silas NJ. Shepard,
and Mr.. Samuel Adams Townsend will oc-
cur Tuesday evening, at the family resi-
dence, on North Alabama street.
The marriage of Miss Harriet Atkins.
eldest daughter of Mr.. T.. Z. Atkins and
Mr. John l.. McMahaD. of Colorado Springs.
Col, will be quietly observed Tuesday
noon at the family residence on North
Meridian street.
Among the notable events of the week
est daughter of MIR. and Mrs 4. T.. Atkins,
and Mr.. Arthur Deuel. Gates, of Chicago,
which will occur Wednesday, at 6 o'clock.
and be followed by large reception.
The Katharine Merrill Club hold their
last meeting for the season Yesterday after
noon. Mrs. Catharine Dorsey read q pa
per on Conversation in Fiction" and Mrs.
John X. Wilson led the conversation on
Conversation Between Individuals"
The marriage of Miss Camilla Louisa
Walker ana Mr.. Howard A. Dill, which
was set for last Wednesday evening, and
postponed on account of death IN the
family, will take place Tuesday evening.
18th inst, at the Second Presby terrain
Church, at s o'clock, on the invitations
heretofore sent out
Quite a number of young boys wished to
supplement- the dancing season with a few
parties, and will give a series during the
summer. One occurred last evening at the
Propy l9um, and was q very enjoyable af
fair. The yOung people were chaperoned
by several of the parents. and IL the one
last night was q criterion they will be very
popular.
The wedding of Miss Laura B. Bergman
and Willard W. Strickland occurred Thurs
day evening at the brides home, No. 500
Peru street. Rev. Van Buskirk. of the
Third Christian Church. officiated. in the
presence of about eighty guests. Music
was furnished by the Smock orchestra.
The bridal party have returned after a
short visit 10 the groom's parents ut Phlla-
delphia, Ind.
One of the most beautiful entertainments
of the whole summer season is the annual
lawn fete. given at Woodruff Place. for the
Free Kinder0 arteD. The residents vie
with each other in making their homes re-
splendent with bunting and multi-cOlored
lights, and the park. from emu TO end, is q
blaze OF color. The scene is alw avs spoken
Of as q vision of fairy land. and is sight
to see. The members of the kindergar ten
serve refreshments and not TO attend is in
deed loss moro to the individual than to
the society. Music will be furnished BY a
full orchestra.