The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-10-15


evening at Maennerchor Hail.
The marriage of Mr.. Oliver w. Isensee
and Miss Ora Nell Yontz will occur
Wednesday. at the family residence.
The marriage of Miss Bertha Pfaftiin,
daughter of Mrs. Louisa Pfaffiin, and Mr.
r. NJ. Mueller will take place Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Enrique Miller. will enter
tain a few friends Informally Tuesday
evening, in honor of Mr.. Charles Holman
Black
The invitations for company for Mr.. and
Mrs. Ebelhart of Covington, KY, TO have
been given last evening by Mr. ana MRS.
Henry Granting, were recalled.
The first section of the Free kindergarten
and Chidren's Aid Society will give an
autumn tea Thursday, Nov. 2, at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. George E. Townley, on
Broadway.
Miss Florence Woodward entertained a
number of friends at tea Wednesday after
noon, in honor of her guest, Miss Holland
called, and a delightful time was passed
socially.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Meharry, of Ash
| street were agreeably surprised Monday
| evening by their friends, who came to re-
/ mind them that it was their wooden we'd
ding" The gifts were numerous and beau
tiful. Among those present were Misses
Stay Webb, Gierhart and Messrs. Obold
Meharry and Macy.
Mrs. +. e. Dewhurst and Miss Janet
Payne are making arrangements to have
plymouth Church during the season, and
to that end they are asking the musicians
10 assist them in the work. The concerts
are 10 De an aid 10 those who enjoy music
and seldom have an opportunity to hear it,
and the musicians should see to it that
the cause is not allowed to suffer for lack
OF their support.
week was that of Mrs Coke Alexander
at her home, No. 129 East st. Joseph street
ander was assisted in receiving by her sis
Ter, MISS Wilkinson, and in entertaining by
MES Elliott Perkins, Arthur Dryer
pink roses and palms. was presided over
by Mesdames Walter Benton and Judson j.
Higgins, assisted by Misses Edna Benton
Fiora Tuteweiler served chocolate assist
ed by her daughter Stella and Misses Pearl
himoer and Hattie Tuteweiler served lem
onade TO the guests from the punch bowl
IN the parlor. About a hundred friends
accepted Mrs Alexander's hospitality. In
tne evening Mr.. and Mrs Alexander cele-
prated their tenth anniversary with a euchre
party Six tables participated. The fayors
were W. set of Riley's poems and "a Prince
At O'Clock, Thursday evening. at the
residence OF the brides father Mr. J. S.
Bockee, No. 1924 Third avenue Miss Marga-
ret Bockee and Mr.. Albert a Cowan, for
Rey. Dr. w. c. Young, of Danville The
Weuulng was very quiet one, only the in
tim friends and relatives being present
ana except the decorations of palms and
American Beauty roses, no display was at
tempted AS the bride and groom and their
attendants took their places, the orchestra
played Mendelssohn's wedding march Ths
bride wore an elegant gown of white silk
ana a VEIL and carried a large bouquet of
white roses, and the bridesmaids with the
exception of the maid OF honor, who wore
t,l were gowned in simple white cos
maid of honor, and Mr.. Charles Woodruff.
or Chicago. the best man. The bridesmaids
were were Misses Margaret Muldoon. Nina Nc
the ushers Messrs. Gilbert Cowan and VIII
son Cochran. After the ceremony a recep-
ton was held at the residence, after which
Mr.. and Mrs. Cowan left for trip North
Iney viii return in about two weeks and
be at home at No. lbs West Ormsby avenue
Louisville Courier-Journal
The initial meeting of the Katherine
Merrill Club for the season was held yes
terday. and the Presidents day was OBJ
served with 3-oclock luncheon, given at
Delaware street. The members and guests
were seated at tables, those having toasts
penS divided and placed at the two larger
tables and the others being seated at nine
small tables. The rooms were decorated
with fall flowers and the tables with car
nations and roses. AT each cover were
cards bearing the name of the member
and small card of parchment, which, i'm
Illuminated letters. had the three courses
IN; Inc cards were very pretty, and the
illuminating was the work of Mrs. ]. L.
Griffiths. After. Fish the subject was
after salad" THE Salt of the Earth Earth"
and after Dessert" "a Second Choice of
Mrs. Grace Julian Clark, the retiring pres
ident, who responded TO the toast, Tour
Club" and the new president, Mrs Henry
Coburn, who responded to 1.-The Ideal
Club" The other subjects were: WHO Is
the Representative Woman?' by Mrs. John
M. judah, of Memphis; Woman in Mu-
nicipal Government" by Miss Harriet No
BILE, and "a Tailxer for Victory" by Mrs
J. l.. Ketcham. Mrs. Judah, who lives IN
Memphis, still retains her active member
in he I1rla tho orad Cr.A
am, of New York, corresponding mem
Der, were present. and Miss Caldwell of
Memphis, and Mrs. Richard Calling of
Hartford, Conn, were guests of the club.