The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-27

ham have returned from o visit 10 Logans~
port.
Mrs. J. j. Higgins entertained O number
of friends informally, last evening, at her
home on Broad
Mrs. Smith Graves will entertain a party
Of old ladies. next Tuesday. at her home on
North New Jersey street.
The marriage of Miss Myrilla NJ. Ander-
son and Mr.. Joseph II. Alexander is An
nounced to take place May 3.
Mrs. Charles W.. Fairbanks and family,
who have been spending the winter in Los
Angeles, CAL, have returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hilleary, who came to
attend the Hilleary-Ciaypoo wedding.
will return to their home In Roanoke, Va.
to-day.
Mrs. William J. Brown and Mrs. George
X. Sullivan have issued invitations for q
reception this afternoon, from 8 to 6 o'clock,
at the Propyleum, in honor of Mrs. Austin
II. Brown. jr.
Mr.. Jesse II. Blair and Miss Eliza NJ.
H9fgeD were married last evening at the
residence of Mr.. John b. HGfgen, the
brides father. Rev. Lew Reese officiating.
Only Immediate relatives were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mooney have re.
turned from their wedding journey to Cali
fornia. They spent last night with Mrs.
MONEYS parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. G..
Hunter. and will 60 to Columbus to-day.
They will also be here over Sunday.
The last entertainments of the lecture
course given by the Central Christian
Church Will take place Friday evening in
the new church. A concert will be given
by members OF the Ladies' Matinee Musi-
Gale. As the society has given nc public
concerts by its own members for the past
two years this will be an opportunity TO
hear some excellent music by the very best
talent of the Musicale.
The Womsn's Home Missionary Society
OF Roberts Park Church held an open
meeting yesterday afternoon at the resi-
dence of Mrs. j. Miller on College avenue.
There was q large attendance of the Rob-
erts Park members and q number of visit
ors from other societies. Miss Mcdowell.
who has been attending the Lucy Webb
Hays Memorial School or Mission Station
In Washington. ID. c., has recently been en-
ployed by Roberts Park Church as deacon
ess. Yesterday MISS Mcdowell ave an in
terestinR talk. detailing her plan of work
and that generally employed by women
who were deaconesses in any field. Mrs. R
n. Lamb read a paper on Chinese Work
on the West Coast which was an account
of the mission work done among the
Chinese in California and other coast
States, but particularlpthe former. After
the talk and the paper conversation on
ing was q pleasant introduction of Miss
Mcdowell to the Methodist women of the
city.
RATHERT-MILL.
The marriage of Miss Ethel Maud Mill,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. III. Mill. and
MIR. William II. C. Rathort took place yes
terday at high noon at the family residence,
on West Twelfth street. Only q few of the
relatives and most intimate friends were
present to witness the which
wal performed by Rev. Joseph A. Milburn.
The bride was attended by her cousip. Miss
Clara Wells. as maid of honor. and Miss
Janet Payne as bridesmaid. The eroom's
best man was MIR. George Serboss. The
other attendants were two little flower
girls. Misses Mary Minturn and Marie
Flanner. b ceremony took place In the
parlor, which was tastefully adorned with
plants and flowers. The bride and groom
stood beneath q bowknot of flowers and ct
the conclusion of the service the little
maids drew the ribbons snd the flowers
showered the bride and groom. The bride
wore a dainty gown OF white silk null
trimmed with point lace made by her
grandmother. and carried q prayer-book,
the gift of the same lady. Miss Wells wore
white and carried flowers and Miss Payne
an organdie and carried pink roses.
like gowns of white. A wedding break
fast followed the ceremony and the favors
for the guests were boxes of wedding cake
tied with white satin ribbon. Mr.. and Mrs.
Rathert and will he at home to their
friends after June l. The guests from
away were Mrs. Mile sister. Mrs. Wells
and daughters Clara and Cora, of st. Jo-
seph. Mich.
THE MATINEE MUSICALE.
The last miscellaneous" programme of
the year atthe Matinee Musicale was given
yesterday. and was In charge of Mrs. S. L.
Kiser and Mrs. Anna Walker. Miss Schrader
made her first appearance In the society as
Avocalist. having heretofore been The solo
violinist, and surprised and delighted every
one with the purity. strength and ~cultiva-
tion of her voice. Miss Schrader, Miss
SWAIN. Miss Maxwell and the duo
by Misses johnson and Walker
were unusually good, even for them,
and were obliged to acknowledge the ap-
pla9ss of the society. The programme in
Remonstrance," Vogrick. Misses Heron.
Johnson. Walker and Mrs. Jones: "Nacht-
stuck" "Arabesque." Schumann. Miss Nib
lack; "Over the Heather" Moir. Misses
certe Oh 1885," Raft, Miss Swain, orchestral
parts on second piano.. Miss Meigs; "Chide
Me. Chide.Me.n O,Masetto.D Mozart, Miss
s%ohrader: "Etude." Arthur Foote; "Cra-
covienne Fantastiqne," P~aderewski. Miss
Maxwell; Visions" Sucher. Misses Heron,
Johnson and Walker. Miss Els sic Messin 9
was elected OF active member Of the so
ciety.
HILLEAR
At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon
Claypool. on North Illinois street, las,
evening, their daughter. Miss Mary Alice
Claypool. and Mr.. Ridgely Brown Hill
leary. of this city. formerly of Roanoke,
were married. The ceremony took place a,
b~alf-past5 O'Clock, and was witnessed by
the relatives and q few of the intimate
friends.
sINGLETON-ROSE.
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
MARTINsvILLE. Ind. April 26.-Mr. Frank
T. Singleton. proprietor of the Martinsvills
Daily Reporter and Weekly Repu olican
and Miss Posie Rose were married this
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Rose. Only relatives
were present. Mn. Singleton was formerly
connected with the Terre Haute Gazette,
and Is q newspaper man of considerable
ability. He Is q graduate of tho State Uni
ysrsity class of $50, having also attended
three years at DePauw University, where
he became q member Of the Delta Kappa
Epsilon Greek fraternity.
EITH-RICHARDsoN.
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal
RoCKPoRT. Ind. April 26.-The marriag,
of Mr.. Robert Eth and MISS Mary Rich
ardson took place at the brides home thi
evening. Mr.. Eth ia the superintendent
OF the only geometrical block factory in
the world. 1t Is located In this city. Miss
Richardson has been deputy recorder o,
this county for the past two years.
KGBER-REED.
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal