The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-06-13
!. PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mrs. Henry Malpas has returned to Mar
tinsville.
Or. Lyman NJ. Beckes, Of vincennes, spent
Tuesday In this city.
Mrs. Wilbur Hit left yesterday for San
dusky 10 make a visit.
Miss Gertrude 7. May will leave to-mor-
row for New York TO spend the summer.
Mrs. William Henderson has gone 10
Greensburg TO make a short visit TO rela-
tives.
Miss Helen Krag will return to-day from
Knoxville, Ill, where she has been attend
ing school
Miss Seeberger and Miss Stamp. who have
been the guests of Mrs. Milburn. returned
home yesterday.
Miss Mary Nash, of Omaha. is the guest
of Miss Mary Knippenberg, and will re-
main several weeks.
Miss Mary Ashbrook, of Cynthiana, KY.
Is the guest of Mrs. Enos Hege, No. 475
North Meridian street.
Mr.. John w. Kern will join the Indian
apolitans in Europe next month and spend
six or eight weeks abroad.
Mrs. l. y. Walker will receive Informally
tomorrow afternoon for her daughter.
Miss Sara Walker of Cleveland formerly
of this city.
Miss Voss. will give luncheon to-day
in honor of Dr. Mary Haslep. who has
Just returned from seven years resi-
dence in Japan.
w. Cathcart and family will leave to-day
for Wawasee, where they have taken a cot
tage for the summer.
The lawn fete TO be given by Mrs. George
Prier, No. 1870 North Meridian street, was
postponed on account OF the rain until
Thursday evening. June IL.
DR.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Bennett, who have
been making their home in this city for
several months, will return to their former
home at Rowling, Wyo., 10 reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin V. b. Spencer cele-
brated the twenty-eig nth anniversary of
their marriage Tuesday evening by giving
a supper at Broad Ripple Park. Covers were
laid for eleven.
Mrs. V.K. Hendricks invited a few friends
to meet Mrs. Moon. of Eau Claire. Wis.
YESTERDAY Yesterday, morning and after the guests had
story. In June
The engagement is announced of Miss
Alvene Greene, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles F. Greene. and Mr.. John I. Greene.
of Chicago. The wedding will take place
early next month.
Mrs. v. Il. Malott and daughters will
ceive their friends this afternoon previous
TO- leaving next week for New York. from
which port they will sail for Europe, to be
absent several months.
Mrs. Merrick Vinton will receive her
friends tomorrow afternoon and evening
ON Seventh street. Mrs Vinton will leave
in few days for New York to reside.
Miss Laura Huey entertained a company
of friends last evening at the Country Ciun
with dance. The event was In honor of
two friends. Miss Young and Miss Ash
brook, of Louisville, VINO accompanied Miss
The marriage of Miss Annie Lieber,
youngest daughter OF MIR. and Mrs. Herman
Lieber. and Mr.. Theodore Stempfel took place
last evening at the home of the brides par
ents North Alabama street. Only the
relatives and very few friends were pres
emit. The ceremony was performed by Judge
Edgar a. Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Stempfel
will go to housekeeping on st. Mary street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pfaffin observed the
first anniversary of their mapria ,s;e yester-
"A friends.
evening others were the guests. 1t was the
paper wedding. ana decorations were of
ty cOlors and varieties. 1t was taStefully
arranged. The favors for the ladies were
dainty Trilby bonnets made of the paper.
Mrs. j. S. Anderson entertained one of
the circles of Meridian-street Church yes
terday afternoon with porch party. Mrs.
William Scott is at the head of the enter
climbing roses, and ciematis. and quaint
ties of ported palms, was an attractive
place, and there. were hammocks. seats.
cushions and tables. The amusement pro
vded was an art exhibit or curio shop. The
one naming the greatest number of objects
in the collection correctly was rewarded
with a prize. There were about twenty
members present.
The congregation of the Second Presby-
terrain Church gave reception last even
ing in the church parlors 10 the members
of the Choral Union the members of which
furnish the music for the Sunday services
at the church. The parlors were decorated
on the chandeliers were straw hats filled
with asparagus. There were several Ia
bles from which ices lemonade and cake
were two numbers by the Choral Union,
under tho direction of Mr.. Arens, and solos
Raschig, Mr.. Ballard, Mr.. Oliver Willard
Pierce and Mr.. Overstreet.
Mr.. and Mrs O. H. Hasselman gave
people for their daughter Miss Anna Has
selman, and her guest, Miss Martha Stock
ton, of Evanston The supper was served
in buffet fashion. The table was decorated
with bowls of pink roses and was lighted
with candles set in beautiful Dresden can
delabra. The prevailing color was pink
Guests occupied chairs placed about the
room, and all were served at one time. The
remainder of the evening was spent socially
i'm the rooms and on the lawn. Miss Stock
ton will visit Miss Hasselman for a fort
night. In September both young ladies will
act as attendants at the marriage of Miss
Sergeant, in Chicago.
Mrs. Alexander Jameson gave pretty re-
ception yesterday afternoon for her sisters,
Miss Katharine Graydon. of California, and
full home on North New Jersey street was
adorned with flowers. There were white
na n in t Nth ph sweet he peas es
and roses and delicate maiden hair fern.
The room MAS full of Mrs lamG
Graydon. her sister, Miss Ellen Graydon,
Mrs. Edward Dean. Mrs. w a. ketcham
and Mrs Wallace Donnon the ns re hT mrS
Charles Merrill. Mrs Robert Dorsey, the
Misses Moore. Miss Coughlen and Miss Jane
Graydon. The reception hours were from
TO 6, and the rooms were filled with guests
to meet the sisters.
Miss Juliette Bryan was the hostess for
o'clock tea yesterday afternoon. which she
gave i'm honor of Miss Nichols and Miss
Arnold, of Versailles, Ky. The rooms in
which the entertainment took place were
fragrant with June roses in varied colors.
Miss Bryan had bevy Of pretty girls 10 as
sist her, there being Miss Carrie Burford.
Miss Blanche Albertson, Miss Laura Huey,
Miss Nellie Richards. Miss Josephine smith,
Miss Frances Preston. Miss Bessie Webb.
Miss Eva Lou Pearson and Miss Louise
Dryer There were hundred invitations
issued for the event and general accept
ance. Among the guests from away were
Miss Helen Nelson, of Logansport; Miss
Young and Miss Ashbrook, OF Louisville
About the same company or young people
attended Miss Huey's lance in the evening
at the Country Club.
A morning wedding was celebrated yes
terday at half-past at the home or Miss
Fidelia Anderson. on North Delaware street.
The bride was Miss Alice Moore, or Hunt
inston, "A niece of Miss Anderson. ard the
groom was Mr.. Lawrence +. Boyle, a prom
inent lawyer, of Chicago me Eplscopal
ring service was pronounced ny Rev. j. y.
i'm the presence of the relatives only. Miss
Anderson gave the bride away. The attend
ants were Master Paul and Miss Miriam
TAYLOR. nephew and niece or the bride.
The wedding gown has handsome cream
white brocaded duchess satin. The bride
ceremony was performed was adorned with
maiden hair ferns and crystal bowls OF mar
guerites. and the hall similarly deco
rated After congratulations had been Of