The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-06-27
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Rev d. Van Dyke has removed to North
indianapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. c.. Harrison are in
the city, spending some time with old
friends.
Mrs. W. o. De Way will go to Martinsville
for two weeks. After that time she will be
at the Denison.
Mrs. Charles Carbon will go to New York
in a few weeks. where she will join Mrs.
Ida Scott. and continue her study OF music.
Miss Nash, OF Omaha, who has been the
guest OF Miss Mary Knippenberg. and for
whom many social gatherings have been
given. returned TO her home yesterday.
Miss Kate Armstrong will go TO Maxim
kuckee next week TO visit the family or
Mr.. George harrington, Of Terre Haute,
who are spending the summer at the lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Whitley. Mr.. and Mrs.
George WHITLEY and Miss 5 Canheid have
returned from Springfield, o., where they
went 10 attend the funeral of Mr.. Henry
Stipes, Mrs. Whiteley's father.
Miss Stockton. of Evanston, who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Reynolds and
Miss Annie Hasselman for several weeks.
left for home yesterday. \ party Of young
friends accompanied her as far as Logans-
port.
The young people, twenty in number, who
day night met on Tuesday evening. and
chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rey-
holds. attended the play. las You Like It,"
Mrs. william Lowry entertained a num-
Der of her friends yesterday morning at
her home. in Woodruff Place, with a porch
party. The refreshments served were all
IN pink, and the California fruits were tied
in pink ribbons.
Miss Bessie J.. Miller entertained the L.
T. $. seniors. who will graduate with Der
in June, 1896, Tuesday evening. at her
home on Prospect street. Miss Miller left
for Lebanon to visit with her cousin, Miss
Reed, who has been her guest fer a fort
night, yesterday morning.
CRIVEI-REEyES.
One of the handsome weddings of the
season was that which took place last even
ing at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Orange d.
Reeves, No. 622 East Washington street.
The bride was their daughter. Miss Bertha
L. Reeves, and the groom was Mr.. George
r. Crivel. formerly of Richmond, but now
OF this city. The several rooms of the home
were decorated with a profusion OF palms,
ferns and flowers. The bride and her at
tendants entered at one side of the room
and the minister with the groom and best
man from the other and the bride and
groom met before a mass of palms and
vines which entirely yelled one side of the
room. The wedding ceremony, which took
place at $50. was pronounced by Rev. a.
w. Lamport. Of Wabash. The maid of
honor was Miss Mote Sutton. of Shelby
vile. and the groomsman was Mr.. Fred
erick Reeves, brother of the bride. AS
they entered the room a harpist played a
wedding march and during the ceremony
20 Promise Me" was softly played. The
bride wore a beautiful imported gown of
white duchesse satin, with a corsage of
pearl embroidered lace, on the front of
which was a sunburst of diamonds, the gift
OF the groom. Her figure. was yelled i'm
white tulle and In her hand she carried an
immense shower bouquet OF white roses.
The maid OF honor was dainty in a gown
or white organdie over pink silk. and her
bouquet was a loose bunch OF Catherine
Mermet roses. After the congratulations
had been extended a wedding supper was
served and at the brides table. which
stood in the center of the dining room.
there were Mr.. and Mrs. Crivel, Miss SUIT
4, ton and MIR. Reeves. Mr.. and Mrs. Reeves.
parents OF the bride. and Rev. and Mrs.
1amport. The table was in white. pink and
basket OF pink roses and at either end