The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-05-30
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Edward W.. Ballard left yesterday for
Chicago.
Ex-Governor .Cumback speaks to-day at
Clayton.
a. Connersville. .
J. Clyde Power, who has been in Cali
fornia all winter, has returned TO this city.
Mrs. Jason Carey and daughter Margaret
will so TO Chicago, Saturday TO make a
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph r. Evans have re-
turned from a visit of several weeks in
California.
has been called to Nantucket by the death
OF her sister.
Miss May Hamilton, of Shelbyville. is the
guest of Mrs. +. NJ. Heron and family on
North Alabama street.
leave. Sunday. for New York, and next
Wednesday will sail for Europe.
DR.. Rilus Eastman sails for Germany
to-day on the Fuerst Bismarck, where he
goes to finish he medical studies.
Miss Florence Malott and Miss Bessie
Hord will leave. next week. for Norfolk,
Va, to visit Rear Admiral and Mrs. George
Brown.
The meeting of the f.ower Mission. this
week, will be held tomorrow morning, on
account Of Decoration day coming on the
usual day for the meeting.
a number of young men will give a din
ner at the Country Club this evening. The
company will meet with Miss Jessie Miller
at 4 O'Clock and all will drive out together.
Mrs. Sue Locke Mason, formerly of this
city. will come, Tomorrow. to visit Mrs. n.
A Hyde and family. Tuesday afternoon
Mrs. Hyde win receive informally for Mrs.
Mason.
Miss Josephine Eliot and Miss Caroline
Gregory will cave to-day for Chicago TO
spend two weeks and later will go with
their Chicago friends to their cottage on
LAX Michigan for the summer.
a brake party will be given this evening,
a circus party Friday evening, and a
Dutch lunch Saturday evening, in honor of
Miss Margaret Miss Hull will
return home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Won Hake have issued
invitations for the marriage of their laugh
ter Carlesta, and Mr.. Charles W. Mine
singer, to occur Wednesday, June II, at the
family residence, on Park avenue. At home
cards are after Sept. 1, at No. 400 Ash
street.
Mrs. s. r. Perkins gave an informal re-
ception, yesterday afternoon. TO about thir-
lows. OF Chicago. who is visiting her sister.
Mrs. T. c.. Day. Mrs. Perkins was assited
by her mother. Mrs. Hatch, Of Illinois. and
Mrs. Day in entertaining.
The marriage of Miss Carrie Kershaw.
of Germantown, Pa, who visited Miss
Mary. Taylor a few years ago, and Mr..
June 5. and that of Miss Fannie Harris.
also OF Germantown. who has been Miss
Taylor's guest. will occur June 4.
The marriage of Miss Evangeline Walker.
Andrews. OF Hartford, Conn. will take
place June 10. Miss Walker has been teach
Ing in q school in Bryn Mayr and Mr..
College. They viii reside at Bryn Mawr.
The Morning Musicale was entertained
1t the Country Club yesterday, and Miss
guests and members sat out on the broad
gallery while the programme was being
Katherine Lemcke. Miss Amelia Love Gas
ton. Miss Elizabeth hetcham, Miss Au-
gusta Lyon. Miss Norma Hollweg and Miss
Stockton, of Evanston: Miss Fannie Marsh.
of Chicago; Mrs Lockard Mrs. G. NJ.
Reynolds and Miss Bybee.
Mrs. May Wright Sewall received infor-
time this season. Her guest of honor was
Mrs. John M. judah. formerly of Memphis.
profusion OF flowers. In the dining room a
number of the Classical School alumnae as
sisted ia extending the hospifalitles, OF
Eliza Adams. the Misses Moore, the Misses
Butler and the Misses Wallick. There were
week for Prescott. A. T., to join Mr.. Sewall,
and they viii spend the summer on the
Pacific coast
A pretty home wedding was observed last
Tor. at her residence. on East Washington
street. The bride is her only daughter. Miss
Arthur Stanley Mackenzie. professor of
physics at Bryn Mawr College. Only the
relatives and a Few or the most intimate
friends were present fat the emo
which took place at 5 O'Clock. Rev. +. Il.
Dewhurst. of Plymouth Church. officiated.
The wedding was in the parlor. the bride
and groom standing between the windows,
which were decorated with garlands of
smilax and suspended above was a basket
or pink and white roses. AT either side
were groups OF palms. There We're no at
PENDANTS. the whole ceremony being con-
Quoted with extreme simplicity. The bride
wore u beautiful gown OF white satin, the
waist mace OF chifon with valenciennes
insertion and lace y long tulle veil with
. wreath or orange blossoms covered her
bouquet was a showerrof white roses. At
either side of the doors were groups of
palms and IN the doors were baskets of
pink and white roses. This decoration was
epeated in the seyeralgrooms. In the din
Ing room q table was adorned with mink
and white roses and held the brides cake
y buffet supper was served. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mackenzie left. last night, for the Eas.
and Saturday they will sail for EuroDe TO