The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-10-17

the ninetieth birthday anniversary of Mr..
Huey's father
Mrs. W. T. Malott and daughters. who re-
NAMED In New York a few days after re-
turning from Europe. have returned to their
home in this city.
Mrs. Boyle and family will leave to-day
for California TO spend the winter. Mr.. and
Mrs. LeGrande Payne will go with the
party to reside permanently in Los An
geles-
The Stella Mission Band will give an
autumn festival Saturday afternoon. from
George Pangborn, No. 6 East Seventh
street. There will be music. readings and
refreshments.
Cards have been issued announcing the
marriage Of Mr.. Willis G.. Wood. formerly
Of this city. and Miss Martha Beatrise
kimbali at Chicago, Tuesday evening.
They VIII be al home after Dec. !, at No.
80 Michigan avenue, Chicago
The junior class of the Indiana Law
School organized Wednesday. The follow
Ing officers were elected for the fan term:
dent. Elizabeth Myers: secretary, Albert
smith: treasurer. Alice NJ. Greed.
The October reception of the Ladies Aid
! Society Of the Central-avenue M~etnodist
noon by Mrs. Frank. a. Hovey,, at 6so
Park avenue. assisted by Mrs John f.
Carson, Mrs. Catherine L. Elder, Mrs. VII
| Mrs. A. G.. Kimberlin, Mrs. Homer b.
| Raglan, Mrs. Harriet l.. Sperry and Mrs.
Jay w. Lowther.
Mr.. John s. Reid and Miss Eta Lang
ford were married yesterday morning al
the home OF Mr. W. H. Hartman, on East
| McCarty street. Only a very few relatives
| which was performed by Rev.
| Edward Baech, of Mayer Chapel. Nh.
Simmons. of Detroit. brother-in-law Of the
town Mr.. and Mrs. Reid left at noon for
Minneapolis, TO spend about two weeks,
and when they return they will spend the
,rfrfor ufrh Mr. RQfdfQ mnfhpr nn Cherry
Invitations have been received by friends
here from Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Dunlap
and Mr. John Elder Bradshaw. TO take
place Thursday evening, Oct 81, at ;
O'Clock. at the Collegiate CHURCH; Eth Eth
city. Reception cards are from $50 until
IL o'clock at No. Ill West Seventy-second
street. Rev: Archibald BRADSHAW, former
will perform the ceremony, and Miss
Martha Bradshaw will be one Of the brides
maids. -
The marriage Of Miss Augusta Glidden
Austin. daughter of Mrs. Catherine Aus
tin, (. and Mr.. Vincent G. Clifford, took
place last evening at the home of Mrs.
Austin, No. 81 West Pratt street. There
| were only a few relatives and friends pres
emit. The ceremony was performed by Rev.
J. L. Smith, pastor of the English Luther
| an Church, at Pittsburg, an uncle of the
| bride. The parlor in which the ceremony
| took place was decorated with palms and
| white roses. The bride wore a handsome
| dress of white corded silk, with a collar
Of Bruges lace: She carried esn' a loose 2oem ou1 fSa
| decorations were palms and pink roses
The brides table was adorned with Dres-
bride is a member of the Matinee Musicale
and the society sent her a box or roses
Both Were the recipients OF many hand,
last night for a Western trip and will
be absent about ten days. When they. re-
turn they will go to the Denison until theil
new home, No. ia Bellefontaine street
is ready. They will be at home there after
| Jan. /. Among the guests from out o.
town were Mr.. Frank B. Clifford. of Chi.
e. ~ Watson. Of Peoria; Mr.. and Mrs. John
Smith and Miss Myia Smith, OF Rush
vile.
The first regular meeting of the Matinee
Musicale for this season was held yester.
day afternoon in the assembly hall of the
Propylaeum. A miscellaneous programme
was given. Among the numbers was an alto
solo. "Ah, Rendimi. Quel Core" from the
opera of 'Mitrane,'' by Rossi. by Mrs. Car
giaaue. Schubert. and aCapriccio.." by
Scarlatti, by Mrs. Cecil Smith. Both are
comparatively new members. and proved
themselves acquisitions to the society. a
beautiful selection was Autumn Violets,'
Schrader and chorus. Another selection was
"Minuet'' 1.-TWO parts), by Eva Dell Acqua
sung by the chorus. which was a unique
pating were Misses Meigs. Whittier. Swair
and McKenna, piano quartet; Miss Nc
Laughiin. vocal solo, Mrs. Raschig, so,
Whittier piano duet. The feature of the
programme was a violin solo by Mr.. Charles
Ehricke, Of the College of Music. The mum
from a suite by Franz Ries. The perform.
ance called forth the warmest applause
Mr.. Ehricke is an easy and graceful player
Interpretation. Both parts of the compost
ton were highly appreciated.
OLDLCONNAUGHTON.
Last evening, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas sherwood Connaughton, on Easf
Washington street. occurred the marriage
of their daughter. Miss Alice Connaughton
and Mr.. Harry v. Old. The only attendant
was little Nellie Demmerly. Her costume
was white china silk. and she carried 9
basket filed with Bride roses. The bride
perforated chiffon. She carried a prayer
book. Miss Fay Thompson, violin, and Mis-.
Mabel Williams. piano, played the wedding
They we're met BY Rev. F. c. Hood. Of tn,
East washinston-street Church. who per
formed the m she parlOrS were
decorated with palms, and the dining room
in white and green. On the center of tn,
brides table was a low basket, filled with
roses. Mr.. and Mrs. Old have gone NORTH
for a wedding journey. When they return
they will reside at No. 81 North Arsena
avenue. where they will be at home to theil
friends after Nov. 10. Guests from away
were Mr.. and Mrs +. NJ Sims, of Peru
and Mrs. Z. NJ. .Heaton. OF Bradford.
SHELBYVILLE ASSEMBLY.
Invitations have been issued for the open.
ing Of the new assembly at Shelbyville
Tuesday evening. Oct. p. The officers OF
the assembly are: George c. Pratt, presi
dent; Samuel Kennedy. vice president; Johr
Day DePrez. treasurer; john d. Pugh. sec
rotary. Directors-George c. Pratt, l.. j
Hackney, John ID. Pugh, James H. Payne
Charles A Spiegel, j. A. Conrey, Samue
Kennedy, Thomas w. Fleming. John Day
|DePrez Reception committee-Edward X
Adams, w. Z. Blakely, F. d. Blanchard
Jonas Joseph, Robert L. Morris, Peter j.
Blessing. Mrs. l.. J.. Hackney. Mrs. j. A
Conrey, Mrs. John C.. DePrez, Miss Nellie
Leefers. Decoration committee-Mrs. w. s
Major, Miss NJ. N. Hamilton, Miss Aurilla
Jeffers. Miss Genevieve Parker, Miss Katie
Letters, Mrs. John ID. Pugh, Mr.. Frank
Doble. Mr.. Arthur Spiegel. Mr. f. s. Toner,
Mr.. Thomas Vannoy. Refreshment COM
X. Adams. Mrs. w. A. Powell. Mrs. b,
F. Swain. Dancing committee-George A.
Powell, Milton Senour, Il. F.. Swain, Harry
w. DePrez-
BECHTEI-MBRIDE.
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