The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-10-28
H. p. WATSON & CO..

the best talent in the city. There Will be
booths representing different poems.
The marriage of Miss Bessie Margaret
A; Taylor, and Mr.. Isaac Newton Todd
Viii take place Tuesday noon at Christ
and reiatives viii be given enc at tf'f the home home
OF MI. and Mrs. Taylor after the ceremony.
A Halloween party will be given at Me-
ridian-street Church Wednesday evening.
committee. and many novelties are being
arranged. In addition to them, there will
be a place where some of the old tricks
and games will be played. A gypsy camp
and other features will be given.
A novel party witch party) will be given
at the corner OF Twenty-second and Illinois
streets. Wednesday evening. Oct. 81. b.
Bissell. Fannie King. Lottie Jennings, Ma
bel Barricks: All will dress in black, rep
resenting witches and wizards. Dancing
Will be the principal feature of the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Swain, their daugh-
ter and Mrs. SWANS mother, Mrs. Sallie
.Ieredith Hunt. of ingalls,. were the guests
at their home, on MASSACHUSETTS avenue
aithou Hgn'e eigshty Mds; y Hars Of s ssey sSsivf IS
a flrst cousin Of General Sol Meredith and
aunt of Mrs. DR.. w. H. Kendrick. of this
The first and second sections of the Free
viii give am a enaertainment at fid Tom nHfls5g
Hall Wednesday, for which they are MAX
ing elaborate preparations At noon a
from 4 to s there will be a children's party.
and In the evening a young peoples dance
and the customary Halloween tricks and
games. All the appointments will be In
keeping, and the sections expect to make
the entertainment novel and pleasant.
A pretty home marriage was solemnized
at the residence OF John s. and Elizabeth
Wednesday afternoon, Oct. "A, at 2 O'clock.
II wa the wedding Of their only child
Grace and Robert l. Thomas. of Memphis.
friends witnessed the ceremony, which was
performed by Rev. ". 3. Durham. Mr..
and Mrs; Thomas left on the O'Clock train
Tor CINCINNATI, where they will remain sew
eral days visiting relatives. and then pro
home.
residence, of Professor JaiIlet last Tues
day evening. Miss McCollum and Miss Hen
aT = ens Were present as visitors; Miss l.
Fields's "Nocturne." Professor Jaillet read
La Premiere Soiree en- Russie," describing
the introduction OF polite manners and GUS
toms into that country. The subject for
the evening was "Bossuet," the essay being
presented by Mr.. L. A. Dochez. Ii was
an exhaustive resume OF the life of that
h's sirss ana the impression S6g ne produced on
ELECTED by the president. The evening was
closed by an amusing story read by the
Professor entitled Catherine et Son Ran
QUEER"
The entertainment committee of the
Flower Mission fair is Mrs. o. 3. Jameson,
chairman, and Miss Julia @. Sharpe, assist
ant, and Mrs Henry Eitel. Mrs. George r.
Sullivan. Mrs. Enrique c. Miller, Mrs Sam
uel Miller. Miss Sue Van Valkenberg, Miss
Elizabeth Ray, Miss Julia Brown, Miss
Layman. Mr.. Newton Booth Harrington,
Mr.. Joseph NJ Bowles and Mr.. James
Whitcomb Riley. The opening evening,
Tuesday. will be Riley night. There will be
songs and recitations OF James Whitcomb
Riley's, illustrated with pictures. Wednes-
day evening there will be a play. NY Lord
In Livery given by members OF the ORA
matte Club. Thursday evening there will
be a Greek procession and dance and Fri
day evening there Will be a grand hall.
The young people of the city have always
wanted a social evening at the fair, and
this year the ball will be given. There will
be nfty patronesses from this and other