The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-06-22

A rainbow social was gwen at Hall-plsce
Church last night
Miss Jessie Smith will 90 to Chicago to-
day TO visit friends.
Mr.. s. A. Morrison has returned from q
four months trip through Europe.
Mr.. Charles o. Britton is expected home
from Harvard College about June %.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Rossmoore left yes
terday for Norfolk. Va, to spend q month.
Mrs. Thomas r. Thornburg has issued in
vitetions for a eurchre party Friday after
noon.
Miss DAISY Lemon. who he's been in New
York nearly year studying music. has TO
turned home.
Mrs. w. P. Herod will discontinue her
Thursday receptions until located In her
new home on North Meridian street.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wood, formerly Miss
Mary krina. have returned from their we'd
ding trip, and are at home at No. 20 West
Third street.
Mrs. Sarah Dickey, of Minneapolis, and
son. j. II. Dickey, of Marysville Cal, are
guests OF Mrs. E. T. Dickey. No. 225 East
Walnut street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Capel, Of NASHVILLE, Pa, who
and family. on North New Jersey street,
have returned homo.
Mr. Carl Tay Tor, of this city, was married
yesterday, at Covington. KY. 80 Miss Elite
Seamon. They wall return to this city In
few days. and will reside at No. 247 Central
avenue.
The young men at Walnut Cottage, on
North Pennsylyania street, entertained o
few musical friends informally last
evening in honor OF Mrs. Thomas Boyd,
of Hamilton. o., formerly Miss Minnie
Gage. of this city. Mrs. Boyd 10 possessed
of beautiful dramatic soprano voice,
which hos been we'll cultivated. and she
sings with much grace; Formerly a reader
of note here. her Evolutionary powers.
added 70 her voice. make her o vocalist of
unusual talent. Those present last evening
enjoyed her evening OF song and o0mpli-
mented her highly.
BAKER-JENKlNs.
The new Central Christian Church was
filed with friends last evening to witness
the marriage of Miss Allie Jenkins daugh.
ter of Mira Henry L. Jenkins. and Mr..
Richard NJ. Baker. The platform was Law
ishly adorned with palms Mr.. Emerson
presided at the organ. and played varied
selection OF compositions until the arriv al
OF the bridal party. when "Lohengrlno was
Robertson. George Frank, Robert Glenn
and Edward .isnS, Messick. The bride
Noun. A ss maid " of " honor N' sns
Miss Jeanette Brown and Miss Carrie
Laughlin bridesmaids. The groom's
best man was Mr.. Carl Prinz. Whom ell
was performed by the Rev. ID: R. Lucas,
pastor OF the church. The bride wore on
elegant white bengaline silk, made in
empire style and trimmed with pearls.
She carried bouquet of lilies of the valley
and maiden hair ferns. Miss Mount wore
white silk gown trimmed with lace and
carried Mermet roses. MISS Browns gown
was of delicate green silk and her bouquet
was of Marechal Mel roses and Miss
LauRhlin wore white silk and carried pink
roses.
After the ceremony o reception was given
by the groom's parents, Mr.. sDc Mrs. A. n.
Baker. at their home, No. 176 East Walnut
street. Mr. and Mrs. Baker and Mrs. Jen-
kins assisted the bridal party in receiving
and entertaining the guests. The honse
was tastefuily adorned with flowers and
ct q prettily-arranged table Misses Rhea
Hall and Jessie Christian served lemonade
About forty guests were present. including
DR.. III. 5. Tanner of Indiana Springs; Miss
Stella Howard. OF Terre Haute: Miss Mile
Bontel. of MartinsvIllc; Mr.. and Mrs. j. +.
Reckard and daughter and Mr.. and Mrs
Alfred Wagner. of Plainteld: Mrs. Laura
Martin and daughter. OF Manila
THE RECEPTION TO THE AUTHORS.
The Press Club was host yesterday after
noon for q very pleasant reception given to
the authors-Gen. Lew Wallace. Mr.. Doug.
lass Sherley. Mr.. Young +. Allison, Mr..
Meredith Nicholson and Mr. James Whit
comb Riley. The east parlor OF the
Proy plRum was the scene of the event
The guests of honor are distinguished