The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-05

table which Mrs. Morris has deliberately
carved for her mother IS completed and
will be at w. l.. Elders to-day. where her
friends may see IL.
Mrs. Claude riffith received her friends
informally and very pleasantly. yesterday
afternoon. az her homo on Broadway. In
honor of her guest, Miss Newman. of New
York, and Mrs. Lynn stones guests. Miss
Josephine Gray and Miss Chittenden. OF
Anderson.
Mrs. John b. Elan. Mrs. John r. Wilson
and Mrs. Gran Perry have been appointed
made vacant by the deaths of Mrs. Harri-
son and Mrs. Duncan, and the removal OF
Miss Bette Wishsrd TO New York. The
new members have been serving some time.
The Dramatic Club held their annual
meeting last evening. at the Propy Lac um.
and elected the following otficers: Presi-
dent. MIR. II. III. Rowland; vice president.
MI. Evans WOODEN: secretary, Miss May
Armstrong; treasurer. Mr.. w. +. I. Colt :di-
rectors. Mr.. VIM. j. Brown. Mr.. Francis I.
Hord, MIR. Charles Martindse. Miss Mar
garet Barry and Miss Katharine Lewis.
Dir. and Mrs. Samuel L. Morss will be the
recipients of numerous social attentions be-
fore they sail for Paris Monday evening
Mrs. i. A. Hendricks will give dinner In
their honor. Tuesday Mr.and Mrs. New will
give dinner. and Friday Major and Mrs.
w. j. Richards o dinner. Wednesday even-
ing Mr. and Mrs. Morss will give q large
farewell party at the Propy I8um. They
will leave the 18th for Kansas City and
Chicago to see friends, and will sail from
New York June 10.
MRS. CURTIs's TEA.
Mrs. James b. Curtis was the hostess,
yesterday afternoon, for q golden tea,
which she gave in the Eass parlor of the
Propyleum 20 O large company of friends.
Mrs. Curtis was assisted in greeting her
friends by Mrs. A. b. Gates and Mrs. Hewitt
II. Rowland. The room was made beauti-
full with palms. ferns and vines. gracefully
arranged. and q Drofusion of yellow flowers.
In the doorways swung great balls of roses.
s snDs fss ana s sodsn sssri.s Ssss.
filled mantels and tables. The table where
Mrs. Henry Schurmann and Mrs. J. p.
Dunn served Ices was draped with yellow
and yellow banquet lamp and daffodlls.
A second table where Miss CASTOR pre-
sided at the lemonade bowl. was also rich
In yellow. Other assistants were Mrs.
Edward Daniels. Mrs. Charles +. Robbins.
Mrs. j. X. Sharpe, jr.. Mrs. Robert Martin
dale. Miss Olive CASTOR, Miss Ray and Miss
Helen Walker. Across the hall. screen ed
by palms. an orchestra played a choice pro-
gramme. Many of the assistants and
guests wore yellow and the hostess wore
white with yellow and carried large
bouquet of yellow psnsIes.
GORE-SARGENT.
Special TO the Indian apolis Journal.
RoCKPoRT, Ind. May 4.-The marriage of
Mr.. Robert Gore and Miss Maggie Sargent
took place at the home of the bride last
evening. at O'Clock. Rev. III. c. Clip
pinRer officiated. The groom Is wealthy
young farmer and the bride is one Of the
leading teachers of this county.
RCARTY-MURRAY.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
HUNTINGTON. Ind. May 4.-The marriage
of }. A. MoCsrty, special agent for the Chi
oago e. Erie railroad, and Miss Grace Muir
ray, the daughter of Mr.. ana Mrs. Z. Fl.
Murray, occurred this morning. at 10
o'clock. Both are prominent In this city.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ANNOUNCEMENT.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
TERRE HAUTE, Ind. May 4.-The we'd
ding is announced of William Harcourt. Of
the White Squadron Company, and Miss
Alice Fischer. of the New York Theater of
Arts and Letters, at her home here on mex
Sunday.