The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-01-13
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.
concluded from Eleventh Pase.)

William E. Sharpe, of Cleveland, at her
home. on North Capitol avenue. During the
sang and Miss O'Donnell played. The dining
room was tastefully arranged with prim-
roses and colored candles.
Mrs. w. f. Mason, who has removed to
Denver, has resigned her position as State
president of the Mary Washington Society.
Mrs: John e. Dean has been appointed to
been appointed local president to succeed
Mrs. Dean. A meeting will be called soon
and preparations made for an entertain
ment of some kind.
The First Baptist Church ladies will
serve d 6 o'clock supper next Friday in
the chapel parlors. This will be followed
Earl Thac Kelly Ogle will render a vocal
solo, Autumn Thought Mrs. .ogle and
by Moir, with Mrs. Henry Schumann ac-
companist. Miss Myla Chaser will recite.
Mrs. v. K. Hendricks has invited the
members of the Flower Mission to a re-
ception tomorrow afternoon, to meet Mrs.
Hannah Chapman, the newly-elected presi-
dent of that organization. Mrs. Chapman
she went to Europe. She has recently re-
turned to the city to reside and has re-
sumed her old place in the work of this
society.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Fairbanks gave
a handsome dinner party, Friday evening,
in honor of Mrs. H. l.. Anderson, of Ocala,
was Mrs. Conrad Baker, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
/. Mason Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Dean.
John u. Carey, Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Dean,
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Baker. DR.. Mary
Sphinx, Miss Dorothy cole and Mr.. and Mrs.
j. A. Lemcke-
Club will be held at the Fellowship Church
at the corner of Broadway and Eleventh
diseess s9-1 viii be. s sTfle''i IDEAL q Of the Body s}g
Polite and the Christian Forces Adequate
opened by Prof. Gralisla Tayior, b. b., Of
the Chicago Theological Seminary, Mr.. J.
II. Crilfn. president OF the club, and Mr.. j.
w. Wilson, secretary.
A large sleighing party went out to Broad
Ripple for supper Friday evening. Mr.. and
Mrs Claude Griffith were the chaperones
Cincinnati, Miss. Whitcomb. Miss Elizabeth
Cooper. Misses Katherine and Helen Arm
West. Mr.. w F. Tucker, Mr.. Vernon Grif-
fifth, Mr.. Edward Treat, Mr.. John Hoitz-
man, DR.. Brakeman. Mr.. Ray Van Camp
and Mr.. Elmer Griffith.
The German Ladies' Aid Society have
elected the following officers for 1895: Pres
ident. Mrs. II. Severin; first vice president,
Mrs. f. Aneshaensel; second vice president.
Mrs. +. Tflly; treasurer. Mrs. S. Hollweg;
financial secretary, Mrs. Phi. Rappaport; cor
The income of the society was So, 700. As;
the expenses, $3.50. 10: balance on hand
Jan: l. 1885,, S.osoS2; The production of the
society.
The marriage of Miss Edith McCune,
daughter of Mr.. III. b.. McCune, and Mr..
~ AF ttOEh tAS& Z Gil
ing. at the family residence on North iIli-
nois street. The bride was attended by her
niece. Miss Estelle McCune. and the groom
by his ephew Mr.. Frederick Collins. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. d. A.
Robertson. of Brightwood, a cousin of the
bride. Only the family and q very few
friends were present at the ceremony. The
bride wore a handsome cloth gown of rose
color, trimmed with silk and carried roses.
Miss McCune wore a white silk and carried
roses. After the ceremony a wedding supper
was served. The house was prettily adorned
with palms. roses and hyacinths. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis have gone to housekeeping in
their own new home, No. 54 Central ave-
nue., Morton Place.
Mr.. Charles f; Coffin has issued invita-
tons to his whist friends for Monday
evening. the 21st inst. to meet the officers
and directors of the American Whist
League. who will arrive here on that day
to hold the annual meeting of the execu-
tive committee. The officers are John NJ.
Walton, Philadelphia, president; Theodore
Schwartz, Chicago, vice president: Walter
H. Barney, Providence. recording secre-
tary; Robert ii. Weems. BROOKLYN, N. ",
corresponding secretary; Benjamin T..
Richards, Rock Rapids, Ia. treasurer;
Eugene s. Elliott. ex-president. The di-
rectors are ]. H. Briggs. Minneapolis; III.
A. Mandell. Detroit. r.. l.. Smith, Albany;
- Tnrsanv. SON Frarcisco: O. f.. Coffin.
INDIANAPOLIS; C. d. Hamilton. Easton. Pa:
a. g. Sanford, Washington. d. O.; N. 81.
TyisL New Orleans: G. II. Fish kaw