The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-10-20

among the indianapolis peOple TeSlSlereu
in New York yesterday were the following
at the St Denis: Rev. j.. A Rondthaler and
wife. Mary Trimble. Mrs. G.: +. Adams,
Miss E. r. Adams. a. S. Blackledge, J. NJ.
WoetZ.
AT the woman's Club, yesterday, Miss
Harriet Noble read the paper on Mr.. Kip
ling and Miss Wilkins. which was previ-
ously assigned TO Mss Georgia Butler. Miss
Butler having left the city. The second
subject was THE Invasion OF Fiction" by
Mrs. Catherine Dorsey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis G. Deschler enter
tanned friends last evening in honor OF Mrs.
Deschler's mother. Mrs Smithers, OF Bur
lington, Ia This afternoon Mrs. Deschler
will give a card company to ladies, and
Monday evening again Mr. and Mrs Descn-
Ter will have friends Of both.
Invitations have been issued by Mr.. and
their daughter. a Bessie Marsaret. and Mr..
James Newton Todd, to take place Tues
day, Oct. 80. at noon, at Christ Church;
AT home cards are for Fridays, Nov. % and
so. at No. as North Pennsylvania street!
Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Sewall have issued
invitations for a reception at the Classical
School residence Friday. Guests are in,
School-Mrs. Nesbit, Miss Reed, Miss Ben
ton, Miss Hughes. Miss Cipriani, Miss
Allen. Miss Elliott, Miss Robbins, Miss
Gilman, Miss Robinson, Professor Arens,
Mrs. F. NJ. Hunter and Miss Branham
A number of young women have organ,
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their meetings Wednesday mornings at the
homes of the members. The first meeting
was held with Miss Jessie Miller, and sew
eral OF the members contributed vocal or
numbers. Among the charter
members are Miss Miller. the Misses Lyon,
Miss Kate Lemcke, Miss Rowena New,
Miss Caroline Farquhar, Miss Josephine
Hyde, Miss Amelia Love CASTOR and Miss
Bertha Fahnley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert l.. Dorsey enter
tanned the young people who took part in
the recent entertainment given for the
benefit of the Fourth Presbyterian Church
last evening, at their home, on Central ave-
form in the yard. This was inclosed with
canvas and was decorated with flags and
hangings of different eolors. An orchestra
pany was served in the house. The enter
tainment was informal in its nature; There
who had assisted in the pictures and the
play for the church.
The Hebrew Ladies' Benevolent Society
will give a fair Tuesday, Wednesday and
Haus, on East Michigan street. On Tues
day evening Miss McCorkle will give a
Mhistling entertainment. assisted by Miss
Hattie Clevenger, in costume recitationS;
Misses Essie and Emma Messing, in a
costume duet, and Mrs. S. l.. Kiser, pi-
fore Society will give the entertainment.
1t has been something of a secret, but
being by this society insures its merit. On
made concert and ball. A feature of the fair
will be a succoth, or feast booth, erected
after the ancient form. It is now the
Feast of Booths in the Hebrew Church.
TIL Israelites used to have the feast for
a week, and this booth was the one where
the feast was spread.
Mrs. j. r. Ryan and her sons bride. Mrs.
James Robert Ryan, received their friends
yesterday afternoon, from 3 to 5 o'clock,
at their home on North New Jersey street.
tesses. assisted by Mrs. Kindleberger, moth
er of Mrs. Ryan jr., and Mrs. Susie Hop
kins. of Louisville, KY. The two parlors
were decorated with branches of beautiful
autumn leaves artiStically arranged. A
harpist furnished music for the event. In
the dining room the table was adorned with
Lou PierSon, Miss Sara Dunlap of Louis
Vile. Mrs. Howard Gale, Miss Mamie Bran
Bradley and Misses Jessie Barcus and
Florence Benson. extended the Inequalities
in this room. Mrs. Ryan. jr., wore her we'd
pearls. All of the assisting ladies were in
evening gowns, and with the colors of the
Mrs. Ryan will give a series of receptions
during the season.
The Misses Lyon gave a musicale yester-
day afternoon at which the guests of honor
were Miss Fahnley's guests, the Misses
Irwin, Miss Sommer and Miss Kate
Lemcke, who has recently returned from
a three years residence in Europe. The
handsome rooms of their home on College
avenue were decorated with flowers and a
few palms for the occasion. During the
afternoon the programme presented by the
friends of the hostesses included several
songs by Miss Lemcke, whose naturally
sweet voice was cultivated by masters In
both italy and France. Miss Rowena New.
who has also received instruction from
masters in France and England, was an
other of the vocalists. Miss Caroline Far
Ketcham, among the home singers, and
Miss Taylor, the violinist, and Misses Jessie
tributed to the pleasures Of the entertain
ment. Refreshments were served in the
dining room, where yellow roses FREEDOM
were Miss Carpenter, Miss Yanson, Miss
Blakeslee. the Misses Denny's guests, Miss
Wetherel, who is Miss Louise Erwin's
guest; Miss Mccall, of Savannah, Ga, who
is visiting Mrs. Albert Gall, .jr, and Miss
Callihan, OF Dayton, who is with Mrs.
Charles l.. Holstein.
MRS. BAXTER ON
Mrs. Frances NJ. Baxter, of Lima, o., was
the special guest of the Misses Elizabeth
and Mary Nicholson last evening, and they
invited a number of friends to meet her
and to listen to her paper on Modern Art"
Mrs. Baxter considered the art and artists
of Holland. She reviewed the art and the
art workers, and gave interesting bits of
Information about their personalities. their
characteristics. their special department Of
reproduction and many other points about
which the general public knows but little.
She opened a field of which many are ig-
norant. One particular part of the paper
was to describe pictures of these artists
which were shown at the worlds fair. The
friends were much pleased with the manner
in which Mrs; Baxter treated the subject.
To-day Mrs. Baxter will go to Crawfords-
Vile for two weeks, and when she returns
she will give q series of art papers before
one of the art organizations and their friends
and the lovers OF art in this city. The
hostesses served tea and fruit after the in
formal talk following the paper.
KELLISON-MILLEMAN.
Special to the Indianapolis journal.
PLYMOUTH, Ind, Oct. H.-Hon. Charles
Kellison and Mrs. Flora A. Milleman, of
this city, were married yesterday at the
residence of the bride, Rev. w. o. Latti-
more. Of the FRS. Presbyterian Church.
officiating. Mr.. Kellison is a prominent
lawyer here, and served as a Democratic
Representative of Marshall county in the
State Legislature for two terms, and was
an acknowledged leader of his party. The
bride is the daughter of the late Jacob
Schilt, who was one Of Bremen's most sue
cessful business men.
ORTON-HILLS.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
CRAWFORDSvII.LE, Ind, Oct. 19.-At
the home of the bride. last evening, the
marriage of Rev. julius T. Orion. of In
dianapolis, and Miss Mary E. Hills. daugh-
ter of Murray Hills and wife. took place.
Rev. J. f. Tuttle, d. d., officiating. The
couple left for their new home on the mid
night train. DIR. futile Officiated at the
marriage of the brides great aunt, fifty
years ago, it being his first couple to