The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-10-18

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for her home in Fairhaven. ". II.
The Orion Club gave its first dance for
the season. last evening. at the Propylaeum-
Mrs. Shaw. of Lexington, and Mrs: Miller,
Cincinnati. are guests Of Miss Adelaide
Carman.
Mrs. D. w. Grassland has gone to Chi
to. visit her daughter, Mrs. CHARLES
DR.. and Mrs. Quincy Van Hummel have
from a visit OF several weeks IN
Colorado.
Mrs. ]. w. Jarboe. of Louisville. is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. V. Fletcher, on North
Illinois street
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Rogers and Mr.. and
Mrs. H. G. Rogers have gone to chicago
TO spend the winter.
Mrs. J. r. Mckee and children are here
from New York to spend a few weeks
with General Harrison.
DR.. Adolph Blitz and family have taken
possession of Mrs. Bingham's residence, No.
5l9 North Meridian street.
Mrs. Minnie Graves Brown, or Fort
Wayne, formerly OF this city, is spending
a few days here with friends.
Miss Lena Guedelhoefer. of No. $40 South
Illinois street, will leave to-day for san
Francisco to spend the winter.
Miss Mayme Catherwood will entertain
a card club tomorrow evening, at her
home. on North Meridian street.
Miss Laura Bingham entertained the
bridal party of the Bingham-Spencer we'd
ding Monday evening at dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G.. Deschler will enter
tain at cards tomorrow evening. at their
home. on North Pennsylvania street.
Mrs. George III. Talbot will leave to-
morrow for Burnett Junction. Wis.,. to
visit her mother, Mrs. H. Is. sherman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buck, of Plymouth. who
came TO attend the Morrison-Failey we'd
dir. returned home yesterday afternoon.
The Misses Lyon will give a musicale to-
morrow for the Misses Irwin and Miss
Sommer. who are Miss Fahnley's guests.
Mrs. 3: F. Claypool and daughter, Miss
Jessie Clippinger, have returned from Mag
nolia Beach, where they spent the summer.
Miss Baird. of South Bend, who has been
visiting Mrs. John H.. Serff, 22 College
avenue, returned home the first of the
week.
Mrs. Harry Martin, of Attica, came yes
terday to visit her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. j. Gardner, on North Meridian street,
for two weeks.
The marriage of Miss Mary Orr and Mr..
Herbert Brown took place Tuesday evening
at the First Presbyterian Church. Rev.
NJ. i. Haines officiated.
Mrs. w. A. Ketcham and Miss Eleanor
ketcham will be the hostosses for a dance
at R~obinwood Saturday evening, which is
for the Misses Irwin and Miss Somlner.
Mr.. r. B. F. PIERCE gave a dinner last
evening to fourteen gentlemen, at his home,
on North Meridian street, in honor of his
guest, Mr.. Daniel Freeman. of Los An
geles.
Miss Sue Ketcham, who has made her
home in New York for a number of years.
will come, Saturday, to spend two weeks
with her mother at No. 216 North Delaware
street.
Miss Adelaide Rogers will leave Satur-
day for Chicago, and from there will go
TO California to spend the winter with an
uncle. and with her friend, Mrs. Alice Will
son Coykendall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Z. Holloway, Miss
May Heron and Miss Edna Swain went to
Brazil to attend the wedding Of Mr.. Cor
don K0rfnnt anH Miss Tlraia KniOhf dortnh
ter Of Mr.. George knight. which took place
there yesterday.
Miss Stella Walcott was the hostess, yes
terday. for a 1-o'cloclS luncheon, at which
the honored guests were Miss Hanson, Miss
Carpenter and Miss Blakeslee. The flow
ers were carnations OF the different shades
larg round basket of the flowers, and scat
tered over the cloth were others. The
other guests were the Misses Denny, the
Misses Armstrong, Misses Hannah and Lou
Use Erwin, Miss Albertson. Miss Martha
Bradshaw and Miss Margaret Ridgeley.
VAN WIE-BARRY.
A handsome church wedding was that
celebrated at the Central-avenue NJ. Z.
Church last evening. The bride was Miss
Daisy Gertrude Barry, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. B. Barry, and the groom was Mr..
Homer Holmes Van VIE. The elegant new
church was filled with a brilliant audience
to witness the ceremony at s o'clock. The
pulpit was hidden with a mass of foliage
plants, making a rich background for the
costumes of the wedding party. The ushers
were DR.. Robert oliver, DR.. Maurice
Raschig, DR.. Harry Kahlo, Mr.. Edmund H.
Bingham, Mr.. Thomas Afford and Mr..
Henry SEVERN. They preceded the bridal
party to the pulpit. Miss Bessie Barry,
sister of the bride, was the maid Of honor,
and Miss May Van Vie, the groom's sister,
and Miss May Scott, of Dayton, were the
hr1npCm4l0C Tho hrf6Q QnfnraH with hnr
father as the strains of the Mendelssohn
Wedding March were played by Mr.. Charles
Hansen. AT the pulpit they were met by
the groom and his best man., his brother,
Mr.. Frank Van Vie. The brides gown
was of white satin trimmed with duchesse
carried a white prayer book. The groom's
| gift, a sunburst of diamonds, was her only
jewel. The bridesmaids wore pink chiffon
| gowns over white silk and the sashes were
of white covered with the pink. MermeI
roses completed two exquisite t~oilettes. TIL
| draner IL no nf m ~ore q wnit de s. saio gown WITT
ried the brides flowers. After the ceremony
the relatives and a number Of the friends
| were entertained at supper at the home
of the brides parents on College avenue
| The house was profusely adorned with pink
and white flowers, combined with ferns an6
smilax. The buffet supper was served from
q table beautiful with large bouquets OF
pink roses tied with pink ribbons at one
md, and white roses with white ribbons a.
the other. The cakes were cut by the bride
and groom. Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Barry
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Vie. parents of the
newly married couple, and Mrs. A. ]. VIII
cox were entertainers with the bridal party
Many gifts were received from friends il
this and other cities. Among the out Of
town guests were Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Scott
Miss May Scott, the Misses Matilda ant
Anna Scott. Mrs. Frank Scott and sol
Harry, Mr.. Frank Scott, all of Dayton, O
Mrs. ]. J. Fawcett, of Detroit, and Mrs
Stout, of Springfield, o.. Mr.. and Mrs. Var
VIE left last evening for a wedding jour
ney and expect to be absent a week. Or
Il THAR rafIIrp thdv will on m honSaEoapip
at No. 767 North Alabama street, wher,
they will be at home after Dec. L.
ALLISON-HAMILTON.
Miss Annie Serff Hamilton, only daugh
ter of Mrs. z. E. Hamilton, and Mr.. Del
more Carroll Allison were married las
evening at Roberts Park Church in tn
presence of a large number of guests. Rev
ciated. Mrs. William B.. Judah presided a
the organ, and at the appointed hour tn,
notes of the Mendelssohn Wedding Marcl
announced the approach of the bridal party
1t consisted of the ushers, Mr.. Barlow Hat
field, Mr.. Will H. Hall. Mr.. VIII Kipp an,
Mr.. Frank Day. The children. Emily Dun
can and Cornelius Allison, the former all il
white silk and lace, fashioned like that O
the bride, carried flowers. The brides
maids, Miss May Allison, the groom's sis
ter, and Miss Ethel Dickson, of Chicago
walked together, and the maid of homo
was Miss Ethel Eckman, a cousin of tn
bride. from Cincinnati. The bride entere'
with her uncle, Mr.. J. b. Eckman, VIII,
gave her away. The groomsmen were Mr.
i Tnhn rEpon nd Mr. Hnrrxy yI-Ii&@t1aJ