The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-05-31

Mr.. Robert Zener has gone to Asheville,
n. c.. to spend a few weeks.
Mr.. w. G.. lockwood and daughter, Mrs.
Rogers. have returned from a visit to
California.
Miss Julia Brown will leave Monday for
Xenia. o.. to visit friends and to attend
a large wedding.
Miss Mary Ransdall will entertain the
seniors of the Girls Classical School at
breakfast Saturday.
Miss Minnie Haerle has issued invitations
for a coffee, Saturday afternoon, at her
home. on North Meridian street.
Miss Sue Van Valkenberg and guest,
Miss Torrilhon. of New York. will go to
Chicago to-day to make a short visit.
tertaired a number of friends last evening
at their home on North Pennsylvania
street.
Mrs. A. b. Cornelius, of Central avenue,
ernoon. from 8 to s, in honor of her SON
Herbert, ii being his sixth birthday.
Mr.. Henry Atkins and Miss Atkins gave
a I S,lS ride and supper e h at the c fSS;r
guest. Miss collars, of Fort Wayne.
Miss Ida Sweenie win go to Anderson
to assist in the concert tonight. which is
to be given by the Orpheus Club. Mr..
Leckner. of this city. is the director of
the Cuba chorus-which was organized
last fall.
formal receptions yesterday afternoon. She
was assisted by her sister. Miss Bertha
Horst, Mrs. Albert Cooper and little Car
RE Hildebrand. The flowers which adorned
the tasteful home were carnations.
In place of the annual picnic the Port
folio Club will give a farewell supper to
Country Club, Monday evening. Mr.. and
Mrs Forsyth will 60 10 Europe to spend
two or three years, and will take a num-
Der of musical students with them
Mrs. Augustus Lynch Mason entertained
a party of fourteen at luncheon, yesterday,
In honor of Miss Torrilhon, of New York,
Pink roses in handsome cut glass. vases
were the table decorations, and pink cam
dies In silver candelabra shed a mellow
light over the whole.
Last night a surprise party was rendered
to Mr.. and Mrs. James Marley, of is
ketchum street, Ii being the occasion of
ehe former tbe gift oa af 2 Nay a H gorG wa was n ana
scented to him by his brother, Mr.. Thomas
Markey, in a neat congratulatory speech.
After supper dancing occupied the rest of
the evening.
Tomorrow will be open day at the Wom-
ans Club. and each member has the privi-
lege Of inviting one guest. The programme
the Clouds written by Mrs. H. A. Edison,
who has been at Roam mountain. Tenn,
for two years; Local Coloring," by Miss
Alice Edwards. and the conversation on
American Dialects" will be led by Mrs.
George c.. Hit.
METSKER-CAMP.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
DELPHI. Ind May SO.-The marriage of
Miss Nellie Camp. daughter of DR.. and
Mrs. Charles Camp, of Camden, Ind. and
Clay w. Metsker, publisher Of the Daily
News, at Beloit. Wis, took place at noon
to-day at the brides parents. The remon
was performed by the Rev. R. NJ. s. Hutch
ems, OF the NJ. Z. Church. in the presence
of the immediate friends and relatives.
Both the young people are we'll known in
various parts of the State, both having
pursued a course of study at DePauw Uni
versity until two years ago, since which
time Mr.. Metsker has successfully published
the Daily News at Beioit. Prior to this he
was principal of the schools at Deer Creek,
Ind. Miss Camp was a leader in society
and is well known among the Epworth
League workers in the Northern Indiana
Conference, being recently selected by Pre-
siding Elder Ogden 10 address the Epwortn
League reunion at Lake M~axinkuckee. The
young couple left Immediately after the GER
mony on their bridal tour and will visit
Yellowstone Park. San Francisco, Seattle
and other points of interest on the Pacific
slope. They will be at home in Beloit,
Wis, after June 20.
NEWHOUSE-BLAKE
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
GREENCASTLE, Ind. May So.-Miss
Pauline Reamer Blake, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. George E. Blake, this evening was
welded to Mr.. Frank c.. Newhouse. son
of Rev. John L. Newhouse. The ceremony
was performed by the groom's father, as
sited by DR.. s. Il. Town. of College-avenue
Church, at the residence OF the brides par
ents, East Franklin street Miss Blake Is
a graduate of the DePauw School OF Music.
with a soprano voice. Mr.. Newhouse is of
the School of Music faculty. a reception
was rendered the brida party at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. Blake Immediately after the
ceremony. The future home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Newhouse viii be Greencasus.