The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-16

The music for the occasion will be
furnished by the Banjo and Guitar Club.
The rehersais promise q pleasant enven-
ing's entertainment.
The marriage of Miss Ida G. Doane and
Mr.. John Howard was solemnized Wednes.
day morning In the presence of relatives.
After the ceremony the newly married
couple left for a few weeks visit at Lonis-
willie and points South. after which they
will permanently reside in this city.
The Cosmos Club will give o musicale at
their clubhouse Tuesday evening, and the
members have secured some of the city's
best musicians to take part. The Banjo
and Guitar Club, Mr.. III. III. Spades. Miss
on the programme. The musicale will be
followed by an informal dance.
The third entertainment and May ball of
the Indianapolis Retail Clerks Association.
No. ], will be given Thursday evening. May
II, at Tomlinson Hall. The committee on
;. Darnell, ohairman; A. b. L~pbenbera. Z.
Z. BALI. o. ID. Bales, George Rubens, 81. ID.
Hay worth. ID. j. feathers. w. f. Klein
smith. Z. K. Mitchell and G. e. Deitcb.
Mrs Joseph A. Milburn will give q lee
ture on THE Greek Dress" Wednesday
Harrington, No. $50 North Pennsylyania
street. Invitations have been sent. but
anyone not receiving one may obtain q
ticket of Mrs. L. A. Lewis. Mrs. o. b. Jane
sui. MIS- llOINOJ DntCo, JAs VI nAos IlCuIy
$. Frazer. The proceeds are for the In
dustrial Union fund.
Tuesday the ladies of the new Central
Christian Church propose to havs the
church and parlors thrown open to receive
all their friends. The reception will be in
and Mrs. d.. X. Lucas. The church is to he
dedicated to-day, to the services. and Tues
day. to the social life which is needful in
this day. The members who have charge
49, D-.-. d.
Butler. Fraser, Gardner. Gates. Harry
Gates, Galloway. Grover. Colt. Griffis. Har-
mon, Herod. Hughes. Rowland, Mckee.
Reagan. Smith, Syfers, Wilson. Misses
Duncan, Ford and Hughes.
The marriage of Miss Della Houck and
Mr. j. Sherman Rausch, of Chicago, took
place Wednesday evening at the HON of
Mrs. II. b. Altman. sister of the BRIDE, on
South Alabama street. Father Gavisk, of
st. Johns Church. performed the cere.
mony. in the presence OF q large number OF
ed by Mrs. j. Wilson, OF this city. and Miss
Dora Hauck, of TeTre Haute, and the groom
by Mr.. Herman Frey and Mr.. joseph
Hsuck. The bride wore a handsome gown
of town were Miss Dora Hauok and Mr..
Josep Hauck. Of Terre Haute. Mrs. Pierce
and daughter. and Miss Birdie Beard. of
Brazil.
The Frebel anniversary will be cele-
brated Friday by an afternoon reception
and an evening dance, given by the men,
bers of the sixth section of the Free Kin
dergarten. at the home of Mrs. John G..
Dean. No. 517 North Pennsylvania street.
This is the last entertainment of the sea-
son. The afternoon tea, from 2 to @ O'clock,
will be similar to those which have been
so popular daring the season. The partio-
ular feature will be that every detail will
be in harmony with the Frebei idea. The
kindergarten work is q noble and success
ful charity, and Is chiefly sustained by the
teas and donations. In the evening Harris
Orchestra will be present and play for any
who wish to dance. 1t is hoped to make
the evening entertainmens q successful
dancing party.
Miss Pauline Hammond. of Roxbury.
Mass, daughter of the late Mr.. E. p. Ham
mond, formerly connected with the Journal
and Sentinel, of this city, was married.
Tuesday. to Mr.. William Tildeu Clark, at
the Roxbury Universallst Church. Miss
Hammond has been In charge of the Rox-
bury Telephone Exchange since ie was es-
tablished, In 1878, and is q well-knOwn con-
tralto singer IN Roxbury and Boston. Mr..
Clark is one of the managers of the Pear
son Cordage Company. The wedding was
followed by q breakfast at the hotel. Mr..
and Mrs. Clark left Immediately for q trip
10 Washington, Chicago. Minneapolis and
Mr. Clark's home, in Sonoma county, Cali
fornia. They will reside in Roxbury. Mrs.
Clark 10 q sister of Mrs. Charles L. Rob-
bins, OF this city.