The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-12-05

PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.
days in Muncie.
Miss Burlington. of Boston. who has been
visiting Miss Ella Haines, has returned
home.
The Misses Henderson, of North Alabama
street. will entertain their card club Friday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs A. T. Dietrichs have taken
possession OF their new home, No. 335 North
Pennsylvania street.
Mrs. Dwight Spencer. of Vermont, is WIS.,
iting her daughter. Mrs. Frank L. Bing>
ham. on West St. Joe street
The T. Z. G. Card Club will be entertained
Friday afternoon by Miss Addie Carter. at
her home, on East North street
Mr. and Mrs w. W. Woollen will en-
terrain at the Propylaeum Dec Is. for
which invitations will be out soon.
Miss Laura A. Smith has gone to Flor
ida to spend this month with friends: I'm
route she visited the Atlanta exposition.
Mrs. G. v. Menzies. daughters and son
left last night for their home, in Mount
Vernon, after spending few days here.
Mr.. William Irwin, who came to attend
the Dramatic Club and who has been max
ing a short visit here, has returned home.
Mrs. LATER, who has been spending sew
eral weeks with her sister, Mrs. J. II. RAN
ger, has returned to her home in New York.
Mr.. Charles Hubbard of Chicago, who
has been visiting his father, Mr.. William
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas H. Mclean have
issued invitations for whist party this
evening in honor of their guest, Mrs. Smith,
of New Albany.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Marie Learhers, the violinist, and DIR; Will
lam Clevinger. The marriage VIII take
place Christmas day.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Knippenberg will go
South next week and Miss Mary knippen-
berg will be the guest of Miss Grace Was
son during their absence.
Mr.. Harry Woollen, Mr. Bushford Browne
ing and Mr.. Harold Eldrdge, of Chicago.
are il. the city. Mr.: Browning will re-
main through the holidays.
Mrs. Edward NJ. Holloway and daughter.
who have been spending a week with Mrs.
q. p. Morton and Mrs. :. c. Gill, will
turn to their home, in Chicago. to-day.
Invitations have been issued by Miss
Holiday for small dance "Wednesday even-
ing in honor of her guests, Miss Walton,
of Cleveland, and Miss Taylor, of Toledo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry G. Thurman and
sons, who have been the guests of rela-
tives here since before Thanksgiving, re-
turned yesterday to their home, in st.
Louis.
Miss Kate ID. lands has resigned her
position in the Public Library and will
re married the last day of this month to
ceeds Miss Lands at the library.
Mrs. Milton Woollen has returned from
a two weeks visit In Louisville. Last week
she attended the debut party of Miss Alice
Young, who has visited her here several
times and who has friends in this city.
Miss Katherine Stone will leave to-day
with Mrs. Frances Smith and daughter
Ethel for San Antonio Tex. to spend the
winter. Miss Frances Smith will go to New
York later in the month TO study music.
Mrs. S. X. Fletcher and daughter received
their friends informally yesterday after
Chicago. Mrs. Katherine Billiard of Mon>
tana, Mrs. Gilman of Maine. Miss Hill or
ST. Louis and Mrs. John Coburn, who is
entertaining Mrs. Gilman.
The Morning Musicale met yesterday with
Miss Bertha Fahnley. on North Meridian
street. Miss Mary Foster read paper on
Grieg. There was only short musical pro-
gramme. Miss Fahnley sang two songs.
accompanied by Sig. vegara. and Mrs. i. n.
Todd played a violin number. DeKoven
will be the subject for the next meeting.
Mrs. Charles Mcguire gave 1. handsome
law, Mrs. William Gilmore Mcguire, at
her beautiful new home, on North Penn
sylvania street; 1t being the first recep-
her wedding gown of white satin and point
lace and carried a bunch Of English violets.
NTH p Masurn wpre caen
They were assisted in. receiving by Mrs:
Z. p. Thompson, in old rose brocade. and
Miss Carrie Thompson. in Dresden silk.
Christmas green and holly were used for
decoration and in the other rooms chrys-
and green. In the center of the table was
large mirror surrounded with puffs of
white silk, white chrysanthemums and fern
leaves. In the center and at each corner
were cut glass vases of Bermuda lilies or
white chrysanthemums. All the appoint
ments were of crystal or silver large
sisted in entertaining the guests. An or
chestra furnished the music. Three hum
ception and there were very few regrets
A GOLDEN WEDDING.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. w. Medearis celebrated
their golden wedding anniversary yesterday
/ by being at home informally to all friends
who called. Their hours for receiving were
from 2 to and from to 10 o'clock. and a
great many of the friends took advantage
sof the opportunity to call and offer their
congratulations. The festivities began at
noon, when dinner was served to all the
guests from out CT town and the members
of the family. The guests of honor were
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester Johnson, of Irving
ton. Mrs. Medearis having been the brides
maid at their wedding fifty-one years ago.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson celebrated their gold
| en- wedding anniversary and Mrs. Medearis
was with them for the event The house
| friends and they. with palms, made tho
rooms like a garden Yellow predominated
throughout, and the dining room was rich
with roses and chrysanthemums Of golden
hue. Mr.. and Mrs. Medearis were assisted
by Miss Lillian Moore. Miss Julia Tarlton,
! Miss Helen Case, Misses Clara and Flora
/ Shank Miss May Study and Miss Luna
| Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. Medearis came to
| this city from Richmond two years ago to
| reside, and quite number OF their Rich
mond friends were over for the reception.
Among them were Mrs. j. w. Ffnfrock,
| Mr.. Fletcher Medearis. Mrs. Ruffell, Mr..
| and Mrs. o. r. Medearis, Mr.. and Mrs.
! Thomas Meyers. Mrs. A. II. Ferris anu
| Mr.. o. II. Medearis. From Centerville there
| were Mrs. Harry Means and Mr.. and Mrs.
| Joseph Commons. and from Knightstowr,
/ Messrs. John and Harry Reyes Mr.. and
! Mrs. Medearis received many tokens of ap>
probation from friends and good wishes
| of every kind.
CRAFT-MOORE
! The marriage of Miss Jessie Moore,
| daughter of Mrs. A. T. Moore. and Mr.
| Harlan Craft, took place yesterday morning
at 10 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Moore.
on North East street There were about
sixty of the relatives and most intimate
| friends present to witness the ceremony.
which was performed by Rev, +. E. Dew.
hurst. of Plymouth Church The wedding
march was played by Miss Marie feathers
| on the violin, and she was accompanied on
| the plano by Mrs. j. G. Thurtle. The bride
| was attended by her sisters Miss Heller,
| Moore. and the groom by his brother. Mr..
| Ernest Craft. The bride wore handsome