The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-18
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Miss Bertha Rice will entertain the l.. l..
3. 3. Society this afternoon.
Mrs. Walter Odds. of Columbia City. 10
the guest of Mrs. A. G. Harris. on North
Meridian street.
SIR. and Mrs James b. Curtis left last
night for Chicago to spend few days be-
fore going East.
The Monrovia Club was pleasantly enter
tanned last evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Mo-
Means at their home on Central avenue.
Mrs. o. II. Wrighr, formerly Miss Jessie
Black. OF Terre Haute. Is the guest OF Mre.
w. ID. Cooper's family on College avenue.
Mrs. John G. Williams, of Terre Haute,
port. are guests of Mrs. John B. Elan on
Park avenue.
Rabbi and Mrs. Messing will receive Sun
day afternoon their friends and the friends
OF the class of confrmants. who are TO be
received into the Temple Saturday.
Mrs. John b. Elan gave a boys party
yesterday afternoon in observance OF the
fourteenth birthday anniversary OF her son
Harvey. There were fourteen guests and
various games, including the ever popular
donkey picture and an observation table.
were enjoyed. At 5 o'clock an elegant
supper Was served.
Mrs. Bernard vonnegut and Mrs j. G.
Mueller entertained about forty friends
very handsomely at cards yesterday after
noon at the residence of the former on
Home avenue. The succession Of spacious
rooms were admirably adapted to such
company. and they were tastefully ar
ranged with palms and flowers. The
boetesses were assisted by their sister.
Mira Clemens VOnnegut, it,, and daughter.
Six elaborate prizes were awarded the sue
cessful players. Friday afternoon the same
ladies will give coffee.
The ladies of the Central Christian
Church gave successful cake sale yester.
day afternoon at the residence of Mrs. A.
b. Gates. on North Meridian Street There
were three daintily arranged tables. One
adorned In pink and green, was laden with
cakes, one in white and green. was the
center for the serving of ices. and one In
yellow and green held small decorated
boxes of confections. Other flowers were
arranged throughout the rooms. Aeide
from the novelty of the entertainment the
visitors enjoye ed social hour.
POwELL-JONES.
A beautiful wedding was celebrated yes
terday at noon at the homo of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Jones. on West Third street.
The bride was their only daughter. Miss
Harriet Holloway Jones, and the aroom
was Dir. Orlistus Howard Powell. of New
Castle, son of Mr. Lycurgus Powell. Only
the relatives and most intimate friends
were present to witness the ceremony,
which was performed by Rev. G. A. Car
stensen, of st. PauPs Episcopal Church.
The whole surrounding was daintily ex-
QuisIte. The floors were covered with
white and all the decorations were
white and green. The mantel was filled
with maiGenhair ferns and Margueritee,
and above was suspended q marriage bell
of Marguerltes and carnations. The cor
ners of the rooms were filled with palms.
She curtains were festOOned with smilax
and the chandelier with asparagus vine.
A ~ ,rtta vlo al q ho
Mendelssohn Wedding March," and the
bird al party entered the parlor. The brides
attendant was little Miss katharine Carter,
the maid OF honor, wearing dainty white
gown and carrying basket of carnations.
The best man was MIR. Carl Keller. Mr..
Jones gave his daughter away. The bride
wore handsome gown of white heavy
corded bengaline. trimmed with duchesse
lace. She wore bandeau of Marguerites
aud carried O bouquet of the same flowers
tiOns had been extended luncheon was
served. The brides table was q thing OF
beauty. There were covers for four. AT
each corner was q silver basket filled with
ferns and at each plate large white satin
bowknot with the initials y. II. p. and II.
ii. j. either end. and the date the
loop. Thrust through the knot was q
single Bride rose. In the center of
brum with White candles. set OF
q lace mat strewn with asparagus. with
Mr. anu Mrs. Powell, Miss Kate Armstrong
aud Dir. Carl Keller were seated at this
table. One room was adorned with smilaa
and profusion of lilies of the valley. Mr.
and Mrs. Powell left in the afternoon for an
extended trip. and will stterward reside II
New Castle. where a large reception will
be given in their honor. Among the guests
were MIR. Lycurgus Powell. OF New Castle
father of the groom; MIR. and Mrs. JOSEPH
Newsome, of New Castle; Mr.. and Mira
Shrayor and Mr.. Emil Keller, of LOgans
port, and others.
MATINEE MUSICALE.
The last entertainment of the Matinee
Musicale for this season was an invitation
recital, and Propyl@um Hall was filled
with large and enthusiastic audience
The society has given four open day con
certs-a recital in November by Mrs. Gen
evra Johnston Bishop, of Chicago: In Feb
rusry cantata. THE Enchanted Swans.
by the chorus of the society; q piano recital
in April by the celebrated artist, Leopold
Godowsky. and finally. e song recital yes
terday by Mr.. Harry Brown Tur.
PIN OF , Dayton Voice o. M at parpiI
sympathy and fexibiiity which he
uses with most excellent method. The So
lectiOns were of great variety, and either
in the severe or lighter style he proved
ulluocll III hTtietlO NOChllct MI. uTplu
numbers were 1T is Enough" Elijah
Mendelssohn; Die Lorelel." List; IF /
but Knew" Wilson g. Smith; 'Entreaty,
Carl Bohm; "Nymphs and Shepherds"
Henry Purcell. After this Mr.. Turpin was
so heartily applauded that he returned and
sang '.Je Veux Reyer ct Non Pleu
rer." by Luigi VannuecinI. The other.
were Aria from Lakme," Deli oes
"Our World" Van lennep. and The
ErlkIng." Schubert. After the encore num-
Der Miss Angela Maxwell, one of the best
pianists In tho city. played "Etude.
Arthur Foote and "Cracovienne." Pa
derewski. brilliantly, with admirable exc
cntion and force and was tumultuously ap
plauded. In response she played Muir
muring Zephyrs," by Jensen, with marked
favor. The afternoon was one of the mos
delightful of the season. Mr.. Turpin re-
turned to Dayton last evening.
MARSHALL-EAGLE.
The marriage of MISS Gertrude Eagle