The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-10-04

Atlanta. Ca. where Mr.. Mclean will at
tend the convention of street-car officials
Miss Rachel Frances Harrison. Of Column
bus, o., who is connected with the sunday
News. is the guest OF Mrs. c. Il. Holloway.
The Amateurs Club will hold their first
meeting for the season Saturday afternoon
with Mr.. Max Leckner, on North Pennsyi-
vania street
Mr.. William B. Poland, who has made
his home in this city for a number OF
years. will leave this morning for Cincin-
natl to reside.
Rev. John III. Ketcham and family. who
have made their home in this city for a
number of years, have moved to MOUNT
Vernon to reside.
Miss Lilly A. Moon. a former teacher
here, started to COLORADO Springs Wednes,
day for her health. She was accompanied
Mrs. II. S. Waite and Mrs. Richard
Waite. of Toledo. and Miss Helen Walker.
of Athens. o., Will come tomorrow TO at
tend the Matchmaker wedding Tuesday.
Mrs. Carolyn Winter Goetz will sing
Goodbye" by Tosti. and Mrs. r. F. Big
ger will give a humorous recitation at the
McAll entertainment next Tuesday, at Mrs.
Arthur Jordan'S home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George N. Catterson enter
tanned a few friends at whist last evening,
in honor of Miss Wheelock. OF Chicago,
Miss Harrison, of Columbus, O., and Mrs.
John Middleton. of Louisville, Ky.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Arrick gave a
small dinner Tuesday evening at their
home on North Delaware street. Mr.. and
Mode Taylor and Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Look were the guests.
Miss Blackledge and Miss Carpenter, of
New York. will come to-day to visit the
Misses Denny. and Miss Hanson, of Phila-
delphia, will come tomorrow. The Misses
Denny have issued cards for an informal
tea. Monday. in honor of these guests.
Mrs. Elizabeth Months, of Washington,
d. c., returned home yesterday after a
ten days visit with her son, Mr.. Harold c.
Megrew- MIS-, Mrs; Months anlt, is the widow of an
in the w. r. c. organization, an adjunct
of the G.. A. r.
Rev. and Mrs. Dwight Spencer nave is
s sasrn inyita Gfaee fs Ma1 the tn %a Mra Fr of their II
Church. wednesday, the nth, at ; O'Clock.
Z, at No. 546 North Meridian street.
Mrs. William L. Elder gave a small pink
luncheon yesterday, at which the honored
guest was Mrs; Harry Rabbits; of Spring
were Mrs. James NJ. Winters, Mrs. j. A.
Milburn; Mrs rs George 6; Hit, Mrs A. NJ.
Augustus Lynch Mason.
Mrs. William j. Mckee was the hostess
yesterday for a 4-o'clock tea, which she
gave for Mrs. John NJ. judah, of Memphis,
Tenn. The several rooms were tastefully
arranged with flowers, and the dining room
was in green and white, with graceful fern
leaves scattered over the cloth. Mrs. Mckee
"oo dSoiolCd III CAlCiiQluB z nOSDlldlllleS
by Mrs. p. III. Jameson, Mrs. j. A. McKin-
ney, Mrs. r.. S. Mckee, Mrs. R. w. Hub
bard. of Madison; Mrs. John NJ; Kitchen,
frees. Mrs. William l.. Elder, Mrs. Charles
Merrill. Miss Georgia Maxwell. Miss Miriam
Moore. Miss Stella walcott and Miss Mary
Mckinney.
The presidents day of the Ladies' Matt
nee Musicale was observed yesterday, from
2;SO to 4:9O, in the rooms Of the club in the
Propylaeum. Mrs. Henry Schurmann and
Mrs. w. &. Lynn had the entertainment
The active members were hostesses for the
associate. Mrs. Robertson, the president,
welcomed the members. Mrs. II. H. How
land presided at one table and Mrs. How
ara A; Dill at another. and served light
pink begonias and roses were the room
decorations. An orchestra played at inter-
Spades, who will not be in the city during
the winter, sang. One selection was,
uDidst Thou but Know" one of Mr..
guests was Mrs. Macmillan, of London.
England. formerly Miss Nellie Bellies, of
this city.
SHERMAN-BUGBY.
Last evening Memorial Presbyterian
Church was filled with the relatives and
friends OF Miss Grace Emerald Buggy,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Parker e. Buggy.
and Mr.. Ernest Evan Sherman. which took
place at 8 o'clock. The pulpit was hidden
with a profusion Of palms and ferns, MAX
ing a. background of green for the bridal
party. Mr.. r. A. Newland was at the or
gan and played while the guests gathered.
At the appointed hour the notes Of 10
hengrin' announced the arrival of the
party. The ushers were Mr.. Harry Brown,
Mr.. Frederick Stiltz. Mr.. Charles Spahr
and Mr.. James McKernan. They were fol-
lowed by the bridesmaids, Miss Irene John
son, wearing a white organdie over pale
pink silk; Miss June Tarleton, of Mar
t%insville. clad in a light blue bengaline;
Miss Henrietta Wyman. in a light blue
crepe, with Duchess lace, and Miss Edith
Nutting, in white null over pale green
OF pink roses. Then followed the maid
of honor. Miss Cora Buggy, sister of the
bride. She wore a white silk trimmed with
yellow velvet and her bouquet was of yell
low roses. The bride entered with her
father: Her gown was of cream white
brocaded satin, with a yoke of seed pearls
ers were Bride roses. At the pulpit they
were met by the groom and his best man,
Mr.. Reginald Kidd, of Chicago. The Rev.
Frank o: Ballard performed the ceremony,
assisted by Rev. ]. III. Ranger, of Christ
Church. who made the prayers. As the
party left the church Mr.. Newland played
the Mendelssohn wedding March" The
church service was followed by a recep-
ton at the family residence on Cornell ave-
nue.. The guests were received by the bril-
dial party, Mr.. and Mrs. Buggy and Mrs.
| w. Vt. oneTfldU. HOtOeT " the gTOOm. ne
house was deliberately decorated with
palms. and smilax. and flowers. White
flowers were In the parlor. scarlet in the
second room, autumn leaves in a third, and
the dining room was In golden rod. An
orchestra furnished music for the recep-
ton. The friends. assisting were Miss
Maud Griffin. Miss Frances Newton, Miss
Anna Warner. Mr.. William Howie. Mr..
John Plummer. Miss Clara Hupp and Miss
Mabel Lavender. Many presents were re-
/ ceived from friends in this and other cities.
The gifts to the maid of honor and brides
maids were after-dinner coffee spoons, and
to the ushers and best man pearl scarf
pins. Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman left last
night for st. Louis, where they will spend
two weeks, and when they return they will
reside at the Windsor. The out-of-town
guests were Mrs. John Kidd, of Chicago,
and Mr.. Frederick Evans, of Bellefon-
tame, o.
FRENCH-POWELL.
Miss Grace May Powell, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Martin NJ. Powell, and Mr.. Oscar
Welborn French were married last evening
at the home of the brides parents on East
Michigan street. The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. j. F. Steele, of Blooming.
ton, assisted by Rev. Mr.. Milan. of the
Madison-avenue NJ. E. Church. in the pres
ence Of a large company of relatives and
friends. Miss Mamie Wendell played the
Wedding March as the bridal party entered
the parlor and stood before a bank Of
palms and flowers. The bride wore a cream
crepe de chene trimmed with pOint lace