The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-06
Personal AND SOCIETY.

Mrs. Jacob F. Stakeholder and Mrs. f. A.
Schafer. of South Bend, are visiting their
sister. Mrs. w. II. DRAPER.
Mrs Edward L. Neal and daughters. of
Noblesyille, are guests of Miss Esther
Swain. of AIT College avenue.
Mrs. II. P. WATSON has issued Invitations
for n reception Tuesday afternoon. at her
home. on North Delaware street.
Miss Anna Whitman will return Satur-
day from O. visit TO her sister, Mrs. Balloon,
at Pueblo. Col, and New MeXio
Mrs Millison. of AIS Broadway, will en-
terrain the Wcmen's Foreign Missionary
Society OF the seventh-street NJ. E. Church,
Friday afternoon.
Mrs. M. DietrIchs and daughter returned
yesterday from California with Mr.. Fred.
erick Dietrichs. who went there a few
weeks ago for his health, but was not BEN
Gifted.
Mrs. John Knight and Miss Knight have
issued invitations for an informal reception
Wednesday. after 2 o'clock. in honor of Mrs.
w. w. Critchlow, of Chicago, formerly
Miss Mabel knight.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ. Heron entertained O
number of friends very pleasantly at cards
last evening in honor of Mrs. l.. II. Mlohe-
ner and daughter Nora. of Washington, d.
c.. formerly of this city.
There will be a meeting of the sixth Sec
tion of the Free KINDERGARTEN, this after
noon, at 8 o'clock, to make cement
for the final tea of the season. Mrs. J. A.
Milburn will give a short talk. and there
will be several musical numbers.
Mrs Hauss and Mrs. Eugene Dolmetch
entertained n large party of friends very
handsomely at cards, Yesterday afternoon.
at the formers home. On North Mississippi
street. The severalrooms were deliberately
decorated with palms and u variety of bios
sons.
Mrs. G. c. Foster was the hostess yester.
day for q small luncheon in honor of Miss
EIma Comfy. of Governors island. All
the appointments We're tokens of spring.
Tulips and white lilacs adorned the rooms,
and tulips and pansies graced the table.
Each guest also had a eQrsage bunch of
pansies.
Mrs. W. b. Allen gave o small tea yester-
day afternoon at her home on East New
York street. 10 have a few friends meet her
guest, Mrs. Poucher. of Chicago. There
were dainty decorations of rmn lilies
and - tastefully-app0inted teatable. at
which the hostess's friends alternated In
presiding. Mrs. Poucher will be the guest
of honor at several entertainments while
here.
~ROLL-BAKER.
Miss Grace Ruth Baker. youngest daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. W.. III. Baker, and Mr..
Edward p. Roll. youngest son of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. II. Roll. were married last even.
ing at the home of the bride's parents. No.
191 North Delaware street. The
took place at 7:SO o'clock, aud to it the
relatives and most intimate friends vera
invited. To the strains of Mendelssohn's
wedding march the bridal party
entered the parlor. which was made
o bower of beauty with it's grace
ful decorations Of palms, ferns and
n0wers. The bride. who IL a pretty, petite
brunette. wore a dainty Empire go n OF
white satin, trimmed with duehesse lace.
and she carried a bouquet of Bride roses.
The brides only ~ttendsn was Mias jose
pnine bremmerinau, who wore a gown of
yellow silk crepe, trimmed with lace and
xlolsts. Tho groom was attended by Mr..
William Laird. Rev. J. :. Jenckes per-
formed the impressive ceremony of the
Episcopal Church. The brides table for
the supper which followed was handsome
iy adorned with white flowers and the
guests were seated at small tables, each
enc being adorned with appropriate
flowers. 4 large reception followed the
wedding from . TO II o'clock, and to it more
than two hundred invitations were issued.
Nr. and Mrs. Baker were assisted at the re-
ception by Mr.. and MIRA Roll. Mr.. anu Mrs.
"A. Il: buchanan and Mr.. aud Mrs. 4. q.
Calls. AT the punch bowl Miss Lillian
Stanley and Miss Bessie Boyd assisted.
MOuSEY-HuNTKR.
One of the prettiest home weddings of the
season took place last evening at the resi-
dence OF Mr. and Mrs. w. G.. Hunter on
North Pennsylvania street. Tn bride was
their only daughter Winifred and the
groom Mr.. William Allen Mooney, a prom
inent young man of Columbus. Tho cere-
mony, which took place at @ o'clock. was
witnessed by the relatives aud u very few
of the most intimate friends. At the APP
pointed hour n ehorus composed OF Miss
stowell, Mrs. Lecknrr. Mrs. Henry Sohur-
mann. accompanied by the organ. violin
aSd harp. played by Miss Meigs. Mr.. Schiie-
wen and Miss Sohellschmidt, sang a seler-
tion from Liszts Legend OF ST.