The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-04-21


Mrs. Anna Maria Bennett DC Milwaukee,
the funeral or Mr.. A. nj. Hannah.
Mr. and Mrs; HeyImann. Of Chicago. who
DAYS. have gone gone, 70 Vest Baden. ="
Mrs VIII Devinc and Mrs. George Roth
ieft Yesterday for two weeks visit with
the formers SITTER at Hamilton, @.
Mr., and Mrs w ID. .Seaton will give
card party Tomorrow evening 10 few
friends at their home on Park avenue
The Inter . Nos Literary Club viii meet
isiana street, next Wednesday evening.
Mrs: George e. Townley will give luneh-
con Wednesday and reception Thursday
OF this week at her home on Broadway
The Katherine Merrill Club will observe
It's tenth anniversary Saturday afternoon
with special exercises appropriate to the
occasion.
Miss Adelaide Rogers, who has beon
spending the winter IN California, is BOW
visiting in Oregon preparatory TO coming
home the LIST OF June.
The members OF the First Baptist Church
viii give reception to ,neir church mis-
sionary, the new members. and their
friends Friday evening.
Mrs. Adde Campbell gave a 60 clock din
ner at the Bates House Friday evening to
2 small party q friends in honor or Mrs.
Ferrman, of Olneys I'll.
Mrs. l. p. Gray has returned from
Mexico She will make her home with her
son, Mr. Pierre Gray. and wife at No. 661
North pennsylvania street.
The Mary Washington Association will
give May day reception at the home of
Governor and Mrs. Matthews May /. A
flower party is the special feature.
Mrs. George w. Leighton, of Chicago,
arrived YESTERDAY to visit her. parents. Mr.;
and Mrs. William Haerle before. they sail
for Europe, which will be May IL.
Mrs. Thomas Dean will give an informal
reception tomorrow afternoon for the
friends of Mrs. Hiss, of Baltimore, who is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Alexander Spru-
ance.
The marriage of Mr.. John Cochrane and
Miss LULU Harvey, daughter of Mr.. and
day evening, at the family residence. on
Hoyt avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Nordyke will give
| of their son. Mr.. Charles Nordyke, and his
bride, formerly Miss Caroline Goodhue
Smith, of Cincinnati.
The last social reception of the season
at Gresh's Academy will be given Tues
day evening Receptions and dances have
| been given every alternate Tuesday evening
during the dancing season.
The Misses Purviance entertained a
number OF friends at an Easter dinner.
Messrs. Valty. Bundy and SENDER nis ss Of
| Chicago, and Rhinhardt of Lincoln, ILL.,
Mrs. May Wright Sewall returned. last
spending fortnight with Mr. sewall. Mr..
| Sewall is much better in health and will
| remain West, at Prescott, A. T.. for few
| weeks longer.
| The Ladies' Union of Plymouth Church
| will give an informal at home "Wednesday
Btz No. 5i7 North Meridian M Street m
| the members of the Union and their friends
| will be the guests.
| Prof. Frederick Starr, of the Chicago Uni
yersity, will address the Contemporary Club
| Wednesday evening. The reception commit
tee will be Mr.; and Mrs. John 1. Griftiths,
| ledge and Mr.. William +. Elliott.
| The marriage of Miss Florence Conner,
da aG Of dn Mr. and Mrs John i,5 B. Conner
| Wednesday evening at the family residence.
| After the ceremony there will be a large
| reception.
/ Kitchell will be at home to their friends at
| NO. 800 Broadway after tomorrow. Mrs.
Maaam the n pianist earv niece ns Of
| to visit them.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Heron have is
vitations for the marriage Of their daugh-
PaoH TTssday evs Na APRIL 30 At ths
They wii be at home at No
SSS North Pennsylvania street after May Is.
Mr., ]. A. Wilson. of this city and Miss
Beth, Beth of Clinton, were married wednesday
evening at the home of the brides par
ents; Rev. II. L: Dickinson, of this city.
time from Wednesday evening till yester-
day in this city and left in the afternoon
! for New Harmony, where they will reside.
The Ladies' Propel Cinch Club was enter
tanned by the president Mrs. Emma Fariss,
Thursday afternoon at her home on North
| Illinois street. Palms and tulips decor
ated the parlors and white carnations
adorned the dining room. In. the evening
of friends at dinner in honor of the sec
rotary, Mrs. Hattie A. Ryder. Next Thurs
day. afternoon the club will be entertained
at the home of Mrs. Nella Harris, AZ Ash
street.
A reception will be given Wednesday
bishop, John Hazen White. The reception
will be given at the Propylaeum There
@ he OF r spea tne
State, Mayor Denny for the city, Mr.
Ranger, of Christ Church, for the clergy
and Mrs Josephine r. Nichols for the
women. There will be refreshments served
S. E. Perkins.
Mr.. Gates. of Chicago, is visiting his
! brother, Mr.. A. D. Gates, at the home of
ridian street Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Gates and the Misses Atkins gave a Dutch
The sn lunch nV %as followed By dance in the
ball room Among those who were Mds,d invited msa
h th Miss ss Msry moDf
bertson. Miss WalIick. Mr.. Lyon. Mr.. Cor
don sey m Theodore ,, Waney oD1 Mr.
Mr.. Frederick Wiley and Mr.. and Mrs.
John N. Carey.
Tuesday evening at the First Congrega-
| tional Church, Washington, d. c., were
| married Arthur Merrill Hood, second son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. H. z. Hood, of this city, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold 3. Johnson. of Wash
ington. The groom was attended by Mr..
Louis G. Smith. OF Washington. as best
man and Miss Mabel ". Hood. sister of the
groom, attended the bride as maid of honor.
After the ceremony a reception was held at
\ No. 501 Maple avenue lie Droit Park, the
residence of the brides parents. The young
couple will make their home at present in
Washington.
The marriage of Miss Clara Bertermann
and Mr.. Herman Young took place last
evening at the home of the brides parents
on East Washington street. Only the rela-
tives and very few of the most intimate
friends We're present TO witness the cere-
mony which was performed by Rev. Peters,
of the Zion Church The only attendant
was Miss Amelia Kipp. The bride wore a
gown of white silk and carried roses Miss
Kipp wore white null and her flowers
were La France roses. The house was beau
TRULY decorated with smilax, ferns and
| la France roses in profusion. wedding
sumner was served. Mr.. and Mrs. Young
| will make their home here. Among the
| guests from out of town. present at the
Ceremony were Mr.. and Mrs. Knorst. Mr..
Karlstedt of Cincinnati, and Mrs Hesse,
| of Brooklyn, N. Y
|