The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-02-15
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

The Deuce of Clubs was entertained last
evening by Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Sloan.
Mrs. Edgar A. Brown entertained a few
friends handsomely at luncheon yesterday.
Mrs. Noble, of Salt Lake City, is the
guest of Miss Florence Coffin, on North Illi-
nois street.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Mayer and Mrs. VIII
liam Scott have returned from a visit to
New York.
Miss Daisy Powell, of St. Louis is again
the guest of Mrs. w. H. Coleman, on West
Second street.
Mrs Robert s. Campbell will come to-
day to visit her sister-in-law, Mrs. James
T. Eaglesfield
The engagement of Miss Brush of Indi-
annapolis, and Mr.. Colgan, of Boston, has
been announced
her son. Mr.. Charles Reynolds, on North
Delaware street.
Miss Carrie Sayres, of Kansas City, will
come tomorrow to visit her aunt, Mrs
A. NJ. Robertson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Cornell Carey have
returned from their wedding trip, which ex-
tended as far South Palm Beach, Fla
Mrs Florence Dunbar. of Greencastle, is
the guest of Mrs. Charles w. Smith on
East Pratt street, and will remain till next
week.
Miss Ida Mum, who came from New
York to attend the Beck-Grfffith wedding
Will remain in the city month, the guest
of friends.
Miss Mary G. Hay who recently returned
from convention in Atlanta, Ga, will so
to Washington the 18th to attend the Ma
tional Codncil OF Women, representing the
Indiana w. c. T. L.
The Misses Lutz gave very pretty card
party last evening. The appointments were
all appropriate to st. Valentines day. The
favors and prizes We're especially chosen
for their heart shape.
The Veritas Club met Wednesday night
North Illinois street. Papers were read by
MISS Lena osborn on THE Advancement
Of a,ns Women 9u,,,. as as; Wage Farmer and Mr.:
the Future" Mr.. +. ]. WiIlets reported
current events. Miss Mamie Lawrence was
appointed reporter of current events for
next meeting.
Mrs W. Fl. Coleman entertained party
OF tWenty-four at progressive hearts yes
terday The guests were invited at II
clock and played hearts till /, when
handsome luncheon served. The score
cards were heart-shaped and the partner
favors were quaint valentines Prizes for
the most progresSions were heart-shaped
that for the first being of china, a receptacle
for violets. For luncheon, the ices and cakes
were OF the same design, which predomi-
mated III many of the appointments. Among
the guests We're Mrs. Dryden, of Chicago;
Mrs, Ross, of Terre Haute, and Miss Powell
of st. Louis.
last evening at the residence of Mrs Anna.
J.. Whitehead. on North East street. The
the groom Mr.. Henry A. Beck. The cere-
mony which occurred at ) O'Clock, was wit
innate friends The bride was i attended aM 1 by
her uncle, Mr.. Pleasant III. Griffith and the
groom by AR. Emanuel Beck: Miss Mum
OF New York, was maid of honor. The
bride wore a gown of HAVANA brown
cloth. richly trimmed with bands of Alaska
seal. and carried bunch of Bride roses
ana English violets. Miss Mum wore a
dress of Mermet cloth and carried pink
roses. The service. the full Methodist Epis-
Sims Immediately after the ceremony and
efon tSa;,. Mr. and 81 Mrs Beck went
street, which was furnished and awaiting
them, Later they will so abroad for an
extended trip.
A VALENTINE RECEPTION.
beautiful reception was given by Mrs.
Henry Jameson at the Propylaeum yester-
day afternoon. and there were several hum
dred guests, who admired the attractions
prepared in honor of st. Valentine Mrs.
Jameson received her guests alone She
wore handsome gown of shot silk,
trimmed with velvet and passementerie, and
carried and wore violets on her corsage and
in her hair. The entire decoration of the
room was the design, and was arranged
w ine aadushters OF the hostess, Misses
room was festooned with garlands of ground
pine. Where the festoons dropped in the
center was suspended a large heart of
scarlet carnations and where the lesser
loops met were perched white doves There
was a profusion OF palms. They filled the
,nantel and ends of the room broke the
long spaces of the side wall, and formed
almost an entire background with Southern
SinliaN at the platform at the east end
Through the room were tables with vases
OF flowers. In one corner there was an
arch or green, with two doves above. and
just beneath them two large red hearts
pierced by AN arrow.
Within the arch was the home of the
Queen of Hearts, personateda by little Miss
Mary Carey. jr.. who, in white gown
trimmed with red hearts. presented valen-
tines, tied with parti-coiored ribbons to
red heart and arrow de-
| sign was repeated several times in the
room Mrs. Jameson was assisted by Mrs.
John Newman darcy, Mrs. A. p. Fox and
| visitor. Miss Cfamas, of Richmond Va,
| Mrs. A. NJ. Robertson, Mrs. Henry Schur.
mann. Mrs George g. Branham Mrs. H. p.
William Scott, Miss Matte Stewart, Mrs
| Alexander jameson, Mrs. w. G. Lynn, Mrs
| Griffin, Miss Knippenberg and the Misses
| jameson. All the ladies wore handsome re-
ception gowns, and the room illurnin-
ated with the sun In one corner orangeade
| was served The ice being yellow and in
| orange shape in the large bowl. At one
| orange ice and heartshaped cakes We're
| served and ON the platform was third
/ table where coffee was poured, and with
| IL were served the more substantial refresh
| ments and CONNECTIONS in heart shape:
Among the guests We're Mrs; MeeC c!t, Of
| Mrs Ross. of Terre Haute; Mrs. Dryden,
| OF Chicago; Miss Powell. of st. Louis; Mrs.
Noble, of Salt Lake City, Utah, and Miss
| Allen, of Toronto. Miss Mccormick, of Salt
| Lake city, who was to have been Mrs.
|
Baltimore by illness.
| AIAUZY-REID.
| The marriage of Miss Nellie Reid and Mr..
Elmer II. Mauzy, of San Francisco, took
place last evening at the home of the
brides mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Reid, No.
/ 975 North Pennsylvania street. The COM
| pany gathered TO witness the ceremony was
| composed of relatives and intimate friends
| there being about fifty. The only attend
i ant was the little flower maid. Miss Louise
| Hbhen, a cousin of the bride. The cere-
| mony took place in the parlor. Rev Charles
| y Sims of Merfdian-street NJ. h. Church
| officiating. The bride wore a beautiful
| gown of white taffeta silk, covered will
| white silk embroidered mousselaine de sole
| 1t was made decollete and around ths
| neck was a garniture OF pearls in quad
| rupe festoons She carried an exquisite
| point lace handkerchief, which her mother
| carried when she was married a quarter o.
| a Gentry ago. In her hair she
| cluster of lilies OF the valley and as un
| burst of diamonds and pearls, one of tn,
wedding gifts. The flower maid
pretty little gown OF white and pink sill
with pink velvet sleeves, and she carried
the brides bouquet of Bride roses. Th
musicians played the Nendelssohn wed lin.
march as the party entered the parlor.
The room was tastefuily decorated will
palms and ferns combined with white flow
| ers After the ceremony wedding suppe
| was served In the dining room pink wa
the chosen color. flowers and ribbons bein