The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-02-14

Orient, many OF which he has visited Af.
Pierce also exhibited many curious and iIf-
brought from the Orient, one being an en-
broidered hanging from an ancient temple
On account of Illness the supper and
musical entertainment of the ladies. OF
the Broadway NJ. E. Church will be held at
No $50 Beilefontaine street instead OF the
place first announced Those who are to
take part in the programme Will be Mrs.
Chidester. Miss Robinson. Miss Foudrays
Miss Pfafflin and the Anola Club.
A number Of people. interested in art win
agitate the subject of having Mr.. F. Hop
linson Smith come to this city. and give
his series Of art talks. His being so ia
nous in art and literature iilsures most
delightful series. There has been so little
given this season in the line of art talks
that Mr.. Smiths would probably meet with
approval
Mrs. May Wright sewall. accompanied by
her private secretary. Miss Cleland. will
leave the city to-day for Washington, to
National Council of Women OF the United
States, which holds its business session Sat
urday evening and opens formally on Mon
day. being preceded by religious services
on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs V T. Malott and daughters
young People and young married people last
evening, with reception. at their home on
North Delaware street. MIR. and Mrs. Ma
lott and the daughters received, the latter
alternating in receiving and entertaining
the company. Ms. NJ alott wore a handsome
piiaue. Miss Maiott had on a pretty gown
Of white silk with a French lowered stripe.
Miss Carrie Malott wore pink and blue
Malott a white organdie with light blue
ribbons and Miss Ella Malott pink rose
bud organdie. The first reception was from
to and the evening company began at
o'clock. The floors were covered with
white. In each room there were roses IN
pretty and graceful vases, on the manteis
and cabinets. Pink and white prodomi-
mated in the parlors and American Beauty
roses We're in the library. Baskets. of
fowe adorned man. placeS with fine effect.
A large basket of Brluesma a roses was IN
the center of the table in the dining room
where salads were served. In a. Turkish
room upstairs the ices were served. Many
quaint baskets from Alaska were also used
in the decoration. An orchestra furnished
music for the reception and later for the
town were Mrs. HAYS. Of Cincinnati. Miss
Rice. of Chicago; Miss Allen, of Toronto:
Miss Bessie Taylor, Of Brooklyn: Mr.;
Mr. William irwin, of Columbus. The re-
ception was one of the very attractive en-
tertainments which have been given during
number of the friends of the host anu
hostesses.
wILSON-LEyI.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
PERU, Ind, Feb. 13.-One of the most
brilliant weddings which has ever occurred
in this city was the one of last evening.
uniting Meyer Wilson. prominent business
man of Hartford City, and Miss Nellie Levi.
daughter of William Levi, prominent cap
italst of Peru. The wedding was held in
the parlors of the Bearss Hotel, at $50
O'Clock, followed by banquet at the same
place Following this the Grand Army Hall
was used as a general reception ana dane.
ing room. The costumes We're the most
elaborate ever seen, and the marriage
was solemnized by Rev. Messing, of Indi-
annapolis. Nearly two hundred guests were sr
present, large number being from this
and adjoining States.