The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-17
SOCIETY IN MIDLENT
MOST OF ELABORATE FUNCTIONS
WILL BE IN NAME OF CHARITY.
Kindergarten Reception Next Tues
Dofngs in North Carolina.

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ciety'' writer's and readers:
"A master Of language, a wielder Of
words, has suddenly appeared In the South.
n. G. Here IS a specimen Of his " work. re-.
Gently clipped from the columns of a paper
published in that town, henceforth mem
That magnificent conversationalist, the
superbly-endowed and brilliant-minded Miss
ment are SO potent in their regal sway.
gave a rscnere and most elegant at home
highly. cultured relatives, the exquisitely
refined Misses Marsh, Of New Jersey. 1t
was an occasion of unusual brilliancy, for
liant streams of conversation the moments
were made to ripple by as sweetly and as
ly as a streamlet of crystal waters flowing
through banks of blooming flowers, and
kissed alone by trembling sunbeams as they
deed an occasion that will be most pleas
antly remembered, for under the intoxicat-
those lovely maidens who made up such
q tiara Of attractiveness all were made to
its pristine beauty and attractiveness.
where flowers breathe the sweetest perfume
S ca ofsl1sst q ana rap s { e and slns .nsl1 purest
For chaste r1agnificence and happy cpl
tibet the lines that follow are even more re-
markable. 1t Is needless to state that they
are by the same haud:$
Our worthy and most excellent and de-
G essSe'i and 0RRin s lovely yGyng ara spw mona e.st i; Z;
young bride, nee Miss Inez White, reached
Wilson on Tuesday. afternoon, and were
4rfven to the elegant home of Elder p. ID.
Gold, where a most cordial welcome await
ed them. At night the doors were thrown
radiant scene Of one of the most brilliant
receptions ever held in Wilson. Under the
the handsome parior was made to r raassr-
bic q poetic dream of richest fancy. for it
was most beautifully and artistically dec
GRATED. While rihhOns Of white and p0Id
most beautifully intertwined, so typical of
the heartstrings that were then
evoked enthusiastic delight. And amid this
fro like symphonies of grace and poems of
ravishing loveliness some of the loveliest
charm to earth and a melody to the cur
rent of existence. Most radiantly conspic-
nous among these was that Respondent
a aaMisSs miss Miss % Il nlsh Iae, Of ofis snfaoik;. v "a.
tiais, and who indeed reigned a majestic
queen in the royal robings of her conquer
ing loneliness. And there was another at
~tractive visitor in the handsome person of
the radiant and sparkling Miss Jacksie Dan
gay gave additionai brill nnuss to ai the scene pew and
impaired increased enjoyment to the de-
1ightful occasion
says the young mar in wilson. He is too
modest. His account is about the most
PerIecl sninE OK It's hinu thdt JOURNALISM
Personal and Society.
Mrs. A.. S. Fowler left last Thursday for
New York.
Miss Sarah ]. Goul has gone to Chicago
for a few days.
Brenneke's Academy.
Mr.. Charles Reynolds returned last night
from a visit to New York.
Mrs. Georgiette Taylor entertained the
Luncheon Club Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Dean and daughter
have returned from Chicago.
Mrs. Carlyn Winter Goetz will go to
Chicago soon for a long visit.
A luncheon was given Friday at Miss
Mrs. John D.. Brosnan was a guest at st.
Maryss In the Woods the last week.
Mrs. Lena Wisler, of Gallon, O., is visit
Ing Mrs. H.. Wirtz on Fletcher avenue.
The Orion Clu will have its regular dance
Mrs. Harry Martin and son Gardner are
visiting her. parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. J.
Gardner.
Joseph Elliott viii leave the city to-mor-
row for q three weeks trip to Central
America 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Chandler, who have
spent two months in Mexico. are expected
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin d. walcott will
g? to Chicago to attend the opera three
nights this week.
MI. duu MIS-. CudTloS Mayer VII return
Tuesday from New York, where they have
been for a fortnight.
The veritas Club meet Thursday even
ing at the home of Miss Pauline Osborn.
No. "a West Vermont street.
Mrs; r.: E. Neighbor. a former resident
OF this city, is spending a week with her
three sons, who reside here.
Miss Lee Duggins. Of New Albany. is Wis.,
Prospect and Frank streets.
Mrs. George Bauer will entertain friends
Friday afternoon with a card party at her
home on North Illinois street.
A farce, entitled "a veneered Savage"
will be given at Plymouth Church by the
Young Peoples Circle March 20.
The Brownie Gineh Club viii be enter.
Cornell avenue, Monday evening.
Mrs. L.. G. Gardner will be at home in
formally Monday afternoon for Mrs. Harry.
Martin. There are no invitations.
The Partial Euchre Club will meet at
Mrs. Louisa Bronson's on Tuesday after
noon, at No. 318 South Alabama street.
The children of the Central-avenue Church
will be entertained Saturday afternoon with
Jar elaborate party in the church parlors.
Mr.. and Mrs: ]. E.. Ludlum, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. s. Ludlum and daughter are now
occupying their new home, No. 479 College
avenue.
Miss Bessie Taylor. of Brooklyn will Be
At nome informally Tomorrow afternoon
with MRS. InomaS Dean on North Capitol
avenue.
Miss Nellie carnahan. of this city. VIII
IS attenu1ng La sale Seminary, has been
elected editor-in-chief of the magazine pub
lished at the school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Kingsbury will
celebrate the twentieth anniversary Of their
marriage Wednesday evening at their home
on East Market street.
Mrs. ". "A. Woods n Miss Woods and
Mrs. Charles Reynolds are expected home
from Florida early in April. They have
been absent since January.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Sayles enter
tanned a number of their married friends
handsomely last evening at their home on
North Meridian street with a dance.
Miss Nettie Warren entertained a num-
Der of friends at her home on Prospect
street Thursday evening. Dancing, cards
and music were the order of the evening.
The engagement Is announced of Miss
Grace May Mcmahon and Mr.. Frederick
I. PyEe, of Anderson, formerly of La
fayette. The wedding will take place April
10.
Hon. G. s: Voorhees,. of Spokane, Wash.
is IN the city spending a few days with
the family OF his father-in-law, j. "a.
yajen, on his way home from Washington.
d. C..
The marriage Of Miss Eta Yeager and
Mr.. Marchand, of Danville, KY, win take
place Wednesday at the home of Miss Yea
gers sister, Mrs. Frank Wood, on Talbot
avenue.