The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-09-30
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ian street, Monday. Thirty-six children
spent the evening with music, games,
charades and supper
Chaucer will be the subject for the meet
ing of the Magazine Club Saturday. Social
Conditions of England will be Mrs.
MAURICE AlbEechts paper: , If that Of
ture." that of Miss Mary Jones.
The marriage of Miss Fannie Scott Fos-
ter, daughter of Mr.. A. u. Foster. OF
Terre Haute,, to Mr.. Arba Perry, OF TINS
First Presbyterian Church, in Terre Haute-
A number of relatives and friends will at
tend from this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Van Buren,. of
Beach Hill, Louisville. will entertain a
house party over next Sunday, Guests
from this city will be Mr.: and Mrs. John
Raker' Mr. Merrill Moores, MIR. Charles
Moores and Mr.. Jacquelin Holiday.
Miss Daisy Steele entertained a number
of friends with a musicale, at her nome, at
Pennsylvania and Seventh streets, Wednes-
day evening. in honor of Miss Janet Payne.
Mrs. Payne and daughter will leave to-
morrow for Boston, where Miss Payne will
study music during the coming winter.
The ladies of st. Pauls Church are PLAN
ming a series of attractive parlor entertain
ments to be given during the coming sea-
son: and for the frst, which Will occur
services of Miss Charlotte NJ. Allen. of
Chicago, widely and favorably known as a
character impersonator.
A party OF twelve couples went 10 the
morning, making the trip on bicycles. From
there they went for an all-day. journey
throughout the country, fak sn s,s dinner nns at
Club TO spend the nigi.- The party was
cnaperoned at the club by Mrs d. r.
Erwin.
Mrs. Charles T. Layman, of Woodruff
place. gave a pretty luncheon Thursday in
horror of her guests, Mrs. Bedford THE
baud and Miss Mary Casilly, of Springfield,
o. enbr rhs iae'e and Ga flowers. The guests in
Fortune. Mrs. r. n. Seeds. Mrs Charles
Robinson. Mrs. III. :. Hanckel, Miss Anna
Knubbe and Miss Bessie Hord.
Miss Martha Gertrude May and Oscar a.
Kimber were married, "Wednesday evening,
Sept. 26, at the home OF the brides parents,
corner of Broadway ard Twelfth. street.
The was performed by the Rev.
Henry A.. Buchtel, Of Central-avenue NJ
a -. enarcn The sh bride a0V Wore a handsome gown
of white satin. draped with silk null. and
carried a bouquet of Bride roses. The
rooms were decorated with palms. ferns,
smilax and white carnations Mrs F. A
Meek played the wedding march as the
couple entered the parlor, and oh, Prom
The couple left for st. Louis on a bridal
tour. They will be at home In this city
after Oct 10
Mrs. Frederick Fahnley will give a party
Oct. II, in honor Of a number OF young
ladies' who are to come from New York
TO visit her daughter. Miss Bertha Fahnley:
Mrs. Francis T. Hord gave a deiighttui
faSi reception yesterday afternoon at her
artistically-arranged home on North Della
ware street The rooms. with their original
draperies. were embellisned with a lew
palms and handsome vases filed with rich
coIored fail flowers and roses. The door
WAYS were almost hidden with q profusion
of golden rod. Mrs. Hord received her
guests with her mother. Mrs Young, of
ierre Haute. All TIE assisting friends wore
bright gowns. harmonlzIng with the gay
NJ -
sisted in the several rooms by Mrs. w. T.
Steele, Mrs. Elliott Perkins. Mrs. Harris.
Mrs. j. K sharpe jr. Mrs IL II; Howland,
rick. Mrs. Samuel Miller. Mrs. Preston
Bowman and Mrs Harold Taylor Tae din
in3; table was covered With handsome en9-