The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-04-12
Personal AND SOCIETY.


iting Mr.. Fred Ayres, has returned home.
Miss Grace Hunnett of Detroit is the
guest Of her aunt, Mrs. Wood, ON North
East street.
turned yesterday from a visit 10 Asneville
and Nashville
Mr.. George Hammell has returned from
Asneville, N. G., where he has been for
several month.
Mrs. James Duthie, of Chicago. is visit
| ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. isaac Kier-
| sted, on East Vermont street.
Queen Esther Auxiliary will meet Fri
| day, April -, corner illinois and twenty
| NTH streets, with Mrs. w. r. Barrows and
| Mrs Fred Blodgett.
A small party was given at the Country
| Club tuesday evening in honor OF Miss
| Eugenia kuntZ, of omaha, VINO Is MISS
| Josephine Robinson's guest.
There was a large attendance at the en-
| broidery exhibit at Miss Wliilamson's yes
! terday. the exhibit, which is for the bene-
| fit OF the Flower Mission, will continue
| open to-day. Inc ladies who will De in
| charge will be Mrs. w. II. Coleman. Mrs.
| Charles Wood, Mrs Warren and Mrs. CT.
T.. sullivan. The exhibit is No. 2s6 North
Illinois street.
The marriage OF Miss Caroline Baitz, who
| has been a member Of Dr. and Mrs. II. G..
| Carey's family for the past twelve years,
| and Mr.. Albert Lanson look place last
evening at DR.. Carey'S residence, on West
North street. The ceremony was performed
| in the presence of a few friends by Rev.
| March was sung by Mrs. Henry jameson
| and her daughters Eunice ana Augusta
| The bride and groom were preceded by
| Misses Martha, Eleanor, Ruth and Mary
| Carey, who carried the ribbons and were
| attended by Miss Louise Smithmeyer and
Miss Lizzie Langoff. AT the conclusion OF
the ceremony refreshments were served.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Langon will go 20 Arcadia
| to reside Tney were the recipients of many
| handsome gifts, which Will adorn their own
home in Arcadia.
| The programme at the Matinee Musicale
yesterday was for the compositions of
! Louise Chamlnade and the selections were
presented by members of the first di-
| vision The bumpers were Pas des Gym
bales" by Miss McKenna and Miss Swain;
monde by Miss Stcwell; st. Johns Eve"
| by Mrs. Raschig and chorus; Spinning
| Song" by Miss Beck; ''Madrigal and SOM
| in Brittany" by Mrs. Hammond, Miss Will
lard and chorus; ''Chanson Groenlandais
and kltornelie." by Miss May johnson;
| Whittier. The evening concert will be
| given the 24th at tne tropyiaeum and the
| public appearance. There will be a rehearsal
! this evening at the chapel of the Institution
for the Blind. The members of the chorus
| are Mrs. ID. f. Appel, Miss Aufderheide,
Miss Beck, Mrs. G. f. Branham Mrs A. G.
Cox. Miss Carman Mrs. Chichester, Mrs.
H. \. Dln. Miss Dietrichs: Mrs. f: E. Dew
hurst, Mrs. Ford, Miss Hyde, Mrs. L. j.
Hammond, Miss Rollweg, Mrs: Henry
Jameson Mrs ,s s Jenckes Miss May
Paula Kipp. Mrs w. c. Lynn, Mrs, Littel,
| Miss Meigs, Miss Essie Messing, Mrs. 5. L.
oyer 2f.'S Miss Emma PaTr. Miss Lille Parr
Miss Elizabeth Ray. Mrs. Raschig, Miss
Josephine Robinson, Mrs. Henry Schur-
mann, Miss Louise Schrader, Miss Swain,
| Miss Sweene, Miss Willard. The accom-
panists are Mrs. J. r. Lilly and Miss An
gea Maxwell
MRS. PRUNKS RECITAL.
A recital was given last evening at the
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the auspices of Mrs Harriet Augusta
Prunk, by the pupils of the senior depart
ment, at Ter residence, No. 36s West New
! York street. The entertainment was dra-
matte and musical The programme opened
with a piano solo by Miss Edith L. Fulton.
| Mr. Fred y. sullivan r6cIted "One Day
Solitary" Other numbers were a vocal solo.
! "Serenade," by Miss Pauline ID. Shaffer:
scene from The Hunchback," Miss Mar
guerite X. Vernon as Julia and Miss Wini-
fred Bonewitz as Helen; "NIinuet." by
Paderewski, played by Miss Florence G..
Atkins; recitation, "Mammy's Little Boy
by Miss Luna a. Lewis: Sweetheart Good
Night" by Mrs. George T. Watkins; reel
| Vernon piano solo, "Valse de Concert -
Wieniawslli. Miss Nellie Il. Shaffer: recita-
ton Aunt Maria at the Eden Musee -
Miss Winifred Bonewitz; piano solo, Ron
do Capriccioso. Mendeissohn, Miss Flor
ence q. Atkins.
REEVE-LOVETT
| Speclal 10 the Indianapolis journal.
| ANDERSON, Ind, April u.--At O'Clock
this afternoon Miss Nellie Lovett daughter
of Hon. J. w Lovett, OF this city, and
wife, and Mr. Earle Reeve son of Capt j
p. Reeve q wealthy banker, of Rushville
were united in marriage by Rev. j. H Bick
ford, OF The First NJ. +. Church. Miss Anna
| Cox attended the bride and Mr. William
| Bliss. of Rushville. best man. Only
| few near friends witnessed the ceremony
| The guest from a distance We're: Capt
| Cumback and wife, of Greensburg; vii
| Cumback, jr., and wife, y. Lovett and wife
| l.. +. Mayer and wife, of Indianapolis; Mrs
| Eliza Lathrop. Louis Lathrop. Mr.. and Mrs
| F. NJ. Down, Mr. and Mrs. a. NJ. Wilough
| by, of Greensburg. Mr. and Mrs Reeve lief
on the Big Four at o'clock for New York
Saturday they sail for Europe. where they
will spend their honeymoon. They will Visi
London. Paris and Italy. spending most o
the summer in the region of the Alps. an'
returning TO RushVille, the home OF IN
groom, in October
WOOD-IILYES.
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal
WORTHWHILE. Ind. April nL-Walte
Wilson Wood. of Altoona, Pa. ana Mis-
Ada Ilyes were married at o'clock thi
morning at the beautiful country home G
the brides parents. northeast of this city
Rev. John NJ Davies. OF the Presbyteria
Church officiated. A wedding breakfast wa
served and Mr.. and Mrs Wood left on IN
afternoon train for Altoona, their futui