The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-05-26
PETTIS DRY GOODS co.
Personal AND SOClTEY.
..REAR MAIN AISLE

Mrs George II. Chapman and son Page
are with Mrs. Haughey at Mapleton farm.
Mrs. A L. Mason viii give luncheon
Wednesday in honor Of Miss Torrilhon, or
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. c. Colt will be at
home at Mapleton farm after June l TO
receive their friends.
Mrs. Powell. Of New Castle. is visiting
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jones,
en- West Third street
The Newspaper class, which has met
with Mrs. Wooden the last season, held It's
last meeting yesterday morning.
Leo PiIlett the young son OF F. II. Pillett,
residing at No. 442 Bellefontaine street. was
run into by a man riding a bicycle near his
home yesterday and slightly injured
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Grifiiths have
the residence OF Mrs. DelOss Root on
North Delaware street and will occupy 1t
after next week
Mr. and Mrs d. NJ Parry, who have
avenue and Twelfth street. are taking
possession Of their new home, No. $50
North Meridian street.
Major Church Howe, of Lincoln Neb.,
who has been visiting the families OF
Captain w. ID. Wiles and Il. G. Birch,
turned home yesterday. Mrs. j. l..
Fletcher and Miss Adelaide Birch will go
10 Lincoln next month to spend several
The Clio Club was entertained by Mrs.
j. j. Brown at Woodruff Place. Mrs.
Cable ana the discussion was on the
writers of the South. Refreshments were
served in observance of the final day and
a social hour completed the years meet
ings.
Mrs. Alexander Jameson gave the third
and last of series Of small receptions yes
grant with the doors of wild roses, Cape
Jessamine and clover. Mrs. Graydon, Mrs.
J. l. Ketcham and Mrs Henry Jane son
assisted In the parlor The dining table
z q m
the center was embroidered with the
flowers and the natural flowers were the
low or white gowns and were Mrs.
Charles Merrill. Mrs. John Somerville
Miss Mary Noble, Miss yiolette Miller,
Miss Elinor ketcham and Miss Lucia
Ray. The parlors were filed all the after
noon with the guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ovid Butler Jameson
entertained a number of friends at dinner
Pennsylvania street. The guest OF honor
was TO have been Miss Torrilhon, OF New
York, VINO is Miss Van valkenberg's
other guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus
Lynch Mason, Rev and Mrs. J. A. Mil
penberE Mr.. James Whltcorb Riley Mr.
Hugh tn. Miller and Mr.. Newton Booth
Harrington The table color was pink. In
pink shade and scattered over the clo.h
were pink roses. At each cover there were
cards all contained some quotation from
Mr.. Riley.
SHELBYVILLE RECEPTION.
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal
SHELBYyILLE. Ind, May 25.-Mr. and
Mrs. J. II. Letters threw open their house
this evening to about four hundred of the
society people OF this and neighboring eli
ties. in honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kar-
mire, who have just returned from their
honeymoon. The affair was one of the
finest ever given in Shelbyville. The re-
freshments were dainty and served in ele-
CANT style.
Last night occurred one OF the largest
and most magnificent receptions ever held in
vlted guests. in honor OF the fortfeth we'd
ding anniversary OF Mr.. and, Mrs. Sylvan
Il. Norris, at their home on West Frank
lin street The house was handsomely dec
Grated and the dinner service was superb
A number OF guests from QUO of the scity
member of the firm of s. b. Morris & Co.,
dry goods, while Mrs. Morris is a writer
Of some note.
CHASE-MOSHER; CUAtMINS-ZABEL.
Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal
ELKHART, Ind. May 25.-Ernest c.
Chase, eldest son of c. Fl. Chase, senior
editor OF the Eikhart Daily Review. and
MIss Kayte Afosher only daughter of Mrs.
J. W. Mosher. We're married this evening
at the home or the brides mother, Rev.
ID. A. Bair officiating. on account of the
recent death OF the father of the bride the
wedding was quiet one.
Mr.. Albert Cummins. OF Toledo, and Miss
Minnie label were married here this even