The Indianapolis journal., 1893-11-09


extended visit.
CAPTAIN and Mrs. w. A. Mann, who have
been stationed in this city for some time,
left, yesterday, for the arsenal at Colum-
bus, o., To which post Captain Mann mas
now been ordered.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vinson Carter have been
East visiting Washington, New York and
philadelphia Mr.. Carter returned today,
leaving his wife for week longer In
Philadelphia with her sister.
Mr. and Mrs George F. Herner, who
have been travelling in Europe for severaf
years. and have been in this country for
month, are expected in this city tomorrow
to visit relatives for a few weeks.
The ladies of Irvington will receive their
friends Tuesdays during the winter. To the
list of names given recently that OF Mrs;
Elizabeth Powell, who has just returned
from Chicago, where she spent the summer,
should be added.
4 new card club will be organized the
first of next month and it will be on
somewhat unusual basis. The members
have to pay fees of membership and the
amount will be turned over to some. chari-
Club '
The ladies of the first section OF the Sec
ond Presbyterian Church gave an enjoy
able chrysanthemum social last evening in
the church parlors. The fioter OF the sea-
son was used for decoration. Mrs; W. );
Fish and Mrs. c. S. Denny are at the head
of the entertaining section.
The officers of the Free Kindergarten
a
the contributors to the new colored school
on Margaret street. The reception will be
held at the school and the. kitchengarden
and the domestic training schools will be in
full operation all the afternoon
Miss Margaret Ridgely. who has been
very i'll for several weeks, will leave soon
for San Antonio, Tex, to spend the winter
Mr.. and Mrs. George Tanner gave a very
delightful dinner party Tuesday evening in
honor of their guests, Mrs. Book, of Battle
Creek, and Mrs Rogers, of Wales.
At the Flower Mission festival of operas
the household booth, "Belles of the Kitch-
en-" will be in charge of Mrs. Robert Dor
sey and n corp OF assistants who viii fur
nish a fine line of delicious edbles each
day for the public. Miss Essie Messing
will sing a solo in front of the booth
Thursday evening.
The beverage booth at the Flower Mis-
sion festival of opera will be THE Isle of
Champagne" and the decorations will be
in harmony with the idea of the opera
The costumes for those who are in the
booth will be exceedingly picturesque. At
the library booth there are to be special
attractions during the week. Thursday
evening Mrs Joseph A. Milburn will read
character in handwriting.
There was a general meeting of the Mary
Washington National Memorial Association
yesterday afternoon at the Propylaeum,
and there was an attendance of more than
fifty leading society women. There seems
to be considerable interest in the movement,
and most of those present paid their men,
bership fee and became members of the or
to erect a monument over the grave of
Mary Washington at Fredericksburg, and
thereby perpetuate the memory of the moth
er of Washington. For this purpose the
women of the United States are asked to
form societies and raise funds. Mrs John
c.. Dean, the president of the society, pre-
sided, and Mrs. James Lodge acted as sec
retary, in the absence of the secretary.
Mrs. a. l.. Mason. The badges of member
ship are dark blue ribbons, with a profile
in silver Of Mary Washington. The main
object meeting
tions for the Old Colonial ball, which will
be given at the Propylaeum the evening of
the 29th Of the present month. 1t will be a
very swell affair, and the officers hope to
have the ladies and gentlemen wear the
colonial costumes, if they will. The charac-
ter dress Is not necessary, however, and
evening dress will be in good form The
whole building will be open for the ball, and
it will be made as elegant as possible. These
cities. and have been very successful. The
amount asked for the monument is $4,000,
and of this amount $4,000 has been raised.
so that there is comparatively small
amount left for several States to raise.
Among the ladies who have become mem
bsrs' of the NJ, w. n. NJ. A in this city are;
Mrs. w. f. Mason, Mrs. J. c. Dean, Mrs
James Lodge Mrs. A l.. Mason. Mrs. j. E.
Roberts Mrs. H S. New Mrs. j. 7. Cooper
b. McOuat Mrs. w. H. Coleman, Mrs r. b
Il. Peirce. Mrs s. F. Smith, Mrs. Thomas
Dean, Mrs. J. c. Dalton Mrs. Charles Rock
wood, Mrs. A. NJ. Ogle, Mrs Z. Mack. Ogle
Mrs. Daugherty. Mrs. ]. A. Holman, Misses
Malott Miss Hord and Others
SOMERVILLE-COLE.
A very pretty wedding, though an ex-
ceedngly simple one, which occurred yes
| terday Afternoon, at o'clock, was that OF
| Miss Blanche Cole and Mr.. John Somer-
| vile. The ceremony was performed by Rev
| George Macintosh. of the Fourth Presby-
| tefian Church. in the presence of the fami.
| lies and the most intimate friends, at the
| home Of the brides grandmother, Mrs
| Louisa s. Staats on North Meridian street
The bride, who is beautiful brunette, wore
quaint gown of white null over white
| satin, and carried a single, long-stemmed
| Bride rose. The bride and groom stood be-
| fore the long mirrO- in the parlor and il
| was garlanded with smlax and ropes o1
| roses. The remainder of the room was alsC
| tastefully adorned with plants and roses
| After the congratulations had been extended
J wedding supper was served. The brides
| table was decorated with candelabra a.
| either end. and strewn over the cloth were
| pink roses. Mr.. and Mrs Somerville viii
| not make any wedding Journey but have
| gone at once to reside at No. 301 Nortf
| Delaware street where they will receive
| December
| NEAI-HOLMAN
| Special to the indianapolis Journal
| FRANKLIN Ind, Nov. S-The marriage
| OF Mr.. Alva Neal and Miss Elsie Holman
occurred this evening at the home of Mr.
and Mrs c. B. Vawter. The attendants
| to the bridal couple were Miss Myrtle
| Sloan and Mr.. c. l.. Overstreet The Ger.
| enlony was performed at 8 o'clock by Rev
| L. z. Marshall. Following came the we'd
| ding supper. About one hundred guests
| vetc Lrescnt among whom were Judge
| Miller and two daughters and Miss Ernma
| DOnnell, of Greensburg; Hon. w. l.. Dun.
| lap and wife and NJ. O. Ryher of Indian
| apolis; Miss May Burton, of Mitchell, and
| Miss Mabel Banta, of Bloomington. Mr.
| Neal is a graduate of Franklin College
| and is assistant principal in the Franklin
| High School. while the bride is one OF
| granddaughter of the late A. B. Hunter
| Mr.. and Mrs. Neal will at once go to house
| keeping in their newly furnished home ir
| this city.
| SAAIPLE-CRABBS
| Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
| MUNCIE, Ind, Nov. S-A beautiful wed.
| ding occurred, tonight, at the home OF
| Mr.. and Mrs. O. w. Crabbs Their only
| daughter, Miss Claude Ferdella Crabbs
and Mr.. Parker Sample, youngest son OF
Mrs. Mary A. Sample were united in mar
| riage Both the young people are familiar
| with Muncie society and are connected
| with old and much respected families. Mr.
| CTabbs is an extensive grain merchant
| and city Official The wedding Was wit.
| messed by about one hundred guests. Rev
| q. a. Hill. of the High-street NJ. E. Church
| performed the ceremony. The presents
| were numerous and elegant. After q wed.
| ling supper the young people repaired tC
| their own new home on Vine street.