The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-06-25

Society Events.
The marriage of Miss Minnie Aldsg and
Mr.. Harry Schaaf is announced for
Wednesday.
Invitations are out for the marriage OF
to occur Wednesday. July b.
Mrs Joseph III. Alexander will hold her
third and last post nuptial reception Tues
day, at her home on East Pratt street.
The Queen Esther Auxiliary will give an
ioe-cream social at the residence OF Mrs. ID.
L. Barnes, No. 2l1 North Illinois street,
Friday evening
Mrs. C. s. Willard and daughter Sarah en-
tertained few young people T TnurSday
colt. of Utica, n. Y.
Mrs. Benjamin ID. Walcott gave o de-
lightful informal company Friday evening
in honor of her sister-in-law, Mrs. w alcott.
and daughter, of Utica, who arc her guests.
Mrs. Ballenger. of College avenue. gave q
dinner Friday evening TO = small company
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed HoshOur. for
merIy Mics Belle BallenGer. of Richmond.
Miss Caroline Bsyles. daughter of Mrs
L. b. Bsyles. will be married Wednesday
at noon. at the family residence at Irving
ton. to Mr.. Lewis j. Kingsley. OF Bingham
ton. N. Y.
Miss Lille Linn entertained friends last
Wednesday evening in honor OF her cousin.
- u.
the guests was Mrs. William Haas. of CHI
caGo. Music was the feature of tho even.
lng.
The marriage of Miss Estelle Rogers.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James n. Rogers.
and Mr.. Gustav Rocker Will take place
on North Meridian. The ceremony will be
followed by large reception.
The annual lawn fete gwen by the
Women's Missionary Society of Meridian
street Church will be held Wednesday
evening at Mapleton farm. the suburban
home of Mr.. and Mrs L. p. Haughey. The
members and their friends are invited to
att6nd.
Last Thursday evening party. consist-
ing of Mr.. and Mrs. brown, Misses Stella
Gseesbrenner. Nellie Byrkit, Emma Bid
denger. Lille Rasmussen. Maud Glines
and Messrs. Will L. Miller. Iva Dicks. Cal
Yeager. William Adams and Mel o. Ryker.
took drive to Millersville in the hand
some new brake. and had supper.
One of the most delightful of the juno
gatherings was the breakfast given by
Mrs. John w. Jones, of st. Clair street. TO
the members of the club, over the Tea
Cups" Tuesday, in honor of the third ami
versary OF the clubs organization. But few
regrets were received, and twenty ladies at
1 o'clock were seated about table decor
sted In the daintIest manner possib BILE with
white roses, feathery asparagus and sprays
~
and cream white. and ribbons of the for
mer shade each bearing the name of guest
in gilt letters. rsdiated from the center of
the table. whore they were held in place by
o large bowl of white flowers to the place
assigned each guest. Bunches of cherries
trimmed chandelier. mantel and buffet.
fruit arranged TO blend the cOlors of april
cot, cherry and strawberry. made an ape
tIzing introduction to Q menu of seven
courses The last being fragrant tea.
which introduced the toasts. Mrs. Hale az
toast mistress called upon MIRA d. l.. Wood.
who gracefully responded with "Our Club
Mrs. 5. Z. Perkins gave Our Age" in rhy tn.
micsl lines celebrating the clubs third
birthday; Mrs. Brown, The Teapot Mrs.
Dwyer; Our Devotion to Tsa;" Mrs Finch.
takes;" Mrs. Cos gave "A Legend of the
Tea-plsnt." and Mrs. Van Hotf closed the
list of formal toasts in q dainty verso dedi.
Gated to Our Hostess" Letters of regret
were read from Mrs. Dorsey. absent In New
Haven, from Mrs. Holiday at her country
home. Mrs. Cathoart. Mrs Mavity and
Mrs. Woollen spoke briefly. Tho event
will long linger q fragrant memory to all
present.