The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-24

2 ftdm the T.. T.. e. t.. or the Seventh
PRESBYTERIAN Church, at their home. corner
Prospect and Frank streets, Monday from
9 to II p. M. In honor of Miss Lee Duggins,
Oh New Albany.
The marriage of Miss Gertrude Minor.
laughter of Mr. and Mrs. John w. Minor,
and MIR. Henry Dithmer will occur Wednes-
cay evening. at the family residence, on
Park avenue. The ceremony will be fol-
lowed by a reception.
Mrs. M. ID. Watson and daughter Mary.
Of Chicago. arrived yesterday to visit Mrs.
Watson's mother, Mrs. Dumont, and her
sisters. April 10 Mrs. Dumont and Miss
visit Wstso Mrs VIII Ii,,i 20 70 washington. =. -, TO
city.
The German Literary Club will be enter
tanned Friday afternoon by Mrs. Louis Holl-
rWeimar'' is the subject which Miss Emily
Lilly will play a piano selection.
MIR. Russell NJ. Seeds and wife, of Wood
ruff, were surprised Friday night by the
residents OF the classic suburb who filed in
and filled their pretty home to overfiowing.
Presently a big. new leather chair was
that 1t was a token of the Woodrufites' APP
probation of Mr.. Seeds's services in per-
ruff to the city. Gen. James r. Carnahan
made the presentation speech and the town
clerk then presented Mr.. Seeds with a set
of thank resolutions tied up in yellow satin
ribbon.
Yesterday was social day at the RATHER
Inc Merrill Club. Prof; Martin w. Samp-
guest of honor. During the afternoon Pros.
Sampson read a fine paper on Reading
Sampson gave one Of the best papers pre-
sented before the Indiana Union of Literary
Clubs held in this city last May. He is a
man of admirable literary attachments, and
the paper read yesterday was one of his
lowed the reading. A social hour was spent
and refreshments were served by the young
women of the club. Each member was priv
ileged to bring a guest for the meeting.
4 Rev and NJrQ a q ballard -haxra
been giving a series of gatherings to en-
terrain their friends, members of Memorial
was given Friday afternoon, when Mrs
Ballard gave a reception to the ladies'. Mrs.
c casafa Mrs Wa J. a 4. RISK, NJ Mrs " u. A. Ailisnonn SON,
Mrs. J. H. Newman, Mrs. Jordan, Mrs. A.
Lowe and Mrs. Harry weaver in entertain
ing. In the dining room Mrs. W.sP Bal
lard and Mrs. Pram presided at the table
tastefully decorated with spring flowers,
and in the dining room yellow and lavender
ribbons were festooned over the table. Mu-
steal selections by several friends We're
given.
Mr.. Newton Booth harrington has named
and it will be given april 4. The play is in
three acts and one of the most elaborate
G Co Warren, Mr.. Samuel {. miller;
Kaekley; Mr.; paire. Mr. Allan Lewis;
ward Gates; Rudd, Mr.. Arthur B. Grover;
Wherry, Mr.. Robert McOuat; Dorothy,
Mal1ick; sophia. Mss New; DIVA. Mrs.
Samuel D.. Miller The committee for the
MI. and Mrs. Ovid Butler jameson and Mr.
Joseph M. Bowles. The evening of April 3
the play will be repeated for the benefit OF
the Flower Mission Children's Hospital fund.
A pretty home wedding occurred Wednes-
day evening at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. John w. Alexander, on South New
Jersey street, Their daughter Nettie was
united to Roscoe Adrian Rinker, of Brook
Ign, Ind. The bride was handsomely at
tired in a costume of white satin duchess,
becomingIy ornamented with pearls and
lace and carried Bride roses and lilies of the
| maid of honor and Mr.. Fred Rinker. broth
er of the groom, as best man. The maid
of honor was attired in pink satin duchess
| with chiffon trimmings and carried La
France roses. Rev. Smith, of the Brooklyn
Methodist Church, performed the
Miss Lizzie Thistlewaite rendered the Men
delssohn Wedding March. The bride was
the recipient of a handsome opal and a dia-
served hitter the Miss Grace Ar
mel presided at the punch bowl in the
second room. Professor Spires favored the
| ner. Among the out-of.town guests were:
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Rinker, of BROOKLYN,
| Macy, Mr.. and Mrs. Greeson, of Moores-
| vile; Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan, of Brooklyn,
and Mrs. Fl. NJ. Vananda, of Springfield, O..
A reception was given Mr.. and Mrs. Rink
er Thursday evening at their new nome IN
Brooklyn.
] An ENJOYABLE dHdlr occurred on InuTS-
day evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
| o. r. Weaver. on Huron street. it being
the occasion. of their silver wedding an
I, niversary. The members of Major Robert
| Anderson Post, of which comrade Weaver
is also a member. and it's auxiliary, the
Mrs. Weaver is president, by prearrange-
ment repaired to the house of Mr.. and Mrs.
omee eager r Rev sh' Samuel H. Yoeum. also =
| comrade of the Grand Army, who was
the officiating clergyman at their marriage
4 xvJ,io1, aoo,fro1 inst fuypnfU-6Ua wears 100
in Upton, Ind, was present and reunited
them in a pleasing ceremony adding the
in life. after which A. D.. Miller, post COM
mander, was called upon and presented
| silver tea service on behalf of the post
and Relief Corps, in avery happy address,
expressing the esfimatlo ho,d IN hv wh h ! crs MI
Army and Relief Corps and their neighbors.
In addition to the tea service there were
many private gifts, Mrs George r.. Par
sons presenting a cake basket. Luncheon
was served by the Relief Corps The fol-
Samuel Yocum. Mr.. and Mrs. Dr.. W: Fl.
Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward G. Booz;
Mr.: AND NJ Mrs E :, 4. sndd an6 Mrs. NE E;rn ana
Jackson, Mrs. Annie E. Williams, Mrs.
Mary = Hunt, Mrs Mary J. AndeIe 3
| Shunaker, Mrs. Ellen Goodnough and son
Walter D.. Mrs. NJ. r. James. Mrs. Fannie
w. keller. Rev. e. w. Mcintosh. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. D.. Miller. Mr.. and Mrs. Isom
Griffin. Mr.. and MIS-. JdCOD AiatnldS, AiE.
and Mrs. Philip A. Barnhart, Mr.. and
| Mrs. l.. w. Smith. Mrs Lizzie G. Wolf.
Mrs. Hannah Woodwork and daughter,
Mrs. Arab May Aiken. Mrs: MolIie f..
Stewart, Mrs. Emma Hannah and son,
Mrs. A. d. Wooden, Mrs. r. NJ. Irwin,
Miss Martha Parsons, Phineas G. Jordan,
John Weaver.
Musical Notes.
The second rehearsal of Queen Esther"
which is soon to be given at Hall-place
| Church, will be held ON Monday evening.
Mr.. William Wocher. tenor. of this city,
delighted a company with selections after
the opera, at Chicago, last Wednesday
evening.
The Amherst Glee Club will be here April
5. Mrs. John b. Elan, assisted by a number
OF ladies', will give a reception to the club
at Plymouth Church.
Mary NJ. Shedd and pupils will give a CON-
cert at the Propylaeum, April 10, and will
be assisted by Miss Julia Officer, an emil
| nent pianist from Chicago.
Mrs. ID. T.. Whittier VIII read her paper
which she read. last Wednesday, before the
| Matinee Musicale, at the meeting OF the
| Fortnightly Literary Club, April 2.
Mr.. +. Y. Arens win repeat his lecture. on
Wagner and lis Works at Plymouth