The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-01-09
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Miss Annette McDoel. of Chicago, is the
guest of Mrs. William Scott.
Mrs Albert Ovens, of Columbus O., is Wis
iting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Chandler,
and family
Mrs. Moore, of Cincinnati, is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Cecil Smith. on North Della
ware street.
Mrs Burgoyne. of New York, has come to
visit her sister, Mrs. w. A. Rhodes, on
North Meridian street.
Miss Benaldine Smith, of Lafayette, is the
guest OF her aunts, the Misses Rankin, on
North Delaware street
Mr.. Norbert Landgraf left yesterday for
Riverside. Cal, and ether Places the
coast, TO be absent a month.
Miss Greer. of Oxford, will come to-day to
spend the remainder of the winter with her
sister. Mrs. A. A. Wilkinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradford Arthur Bullock,
who have been in Washington, ID. c., for a
week, have gone TO Richmond, Va.
Mrs. Ella II. Gallup and daughter Stella,
OF Evanston, ILL.,, who have been visiting
Mrs Charles A. Dale, returned home yes
terday.
Mrs. Charles F. Sayles gave a handsome
luncheon yesterday 10 few ladies in honor
of Mrs. William Alvin Bartlett and her
mother, Mrs. Walcott, of New York Mills.
Beaumont and Fletcher and Their Lyr-
les Was the subject OF paper read yes
terday before the members of the Parlor
Club by Eva L.. Foster. The PAPER was dis
cussed by members of the club.
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friends informally tomorrow afternoon In
honor OF her mother, Mrs. NJ \. Dumont
and her sisters. Mrs. Whitney and Mrs. NJ.
ID. Watson, and daughter. of Chicago who
are visiting her. No invitations have been
issued
Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. Bruner, the Misses
Hall. Miss Ella Bruner and Miss Josie
Paderewsk concert. Also, Mrs. A. b. An
derson, of Charlottesville, VIII attend and
be the guest of her sister. Mrs. Albert
Baker. The Misses Hail. of Crawfordsvile
viii be the guests of Mrs. G. j. Head, 4Si
Central avenue.
Mrs. William A. Taylor gave pink car
nation luncheon yesterday in honor of her
daughter, Mrs. Arthur Il. Drysdale, of
Louisville. who came for the holidays. All
the table decorations were pink carnations.
The guests invited to meet Mrs Drysdale
were Miss Haines. Miss Niblack. Miss
Hyde. Miss Ritzinger. Mrs. Hugh NJ. Lam
don. Mrs. Alexander Jameson Miss Reeves
Misses Moore and Mrs. !. n. Todd
The marriage of Miss Charlotte Singer.
daughter of Mr.. George Singer, and Mr.
John +. Darneil took place yesterday MORN
ing at go o'clock. at the family residence
No. l6s st. Mary street Rev. J. A: Rond-
The house was tastefuily adorned with a
profusion of palms. before which the bride
and groom stood for the ceremony. The
harpist played the wedding march. and.
while the service proceeded, Gal Me Thine
Own" softly. Only the relatives ard a few
friends were present. A buffet breakfast
pink and white roses and carnations. At
noon Mr.. ard Mrs. Darnell left for Chicago
and the Northwest. and on their return
they will reside with Mr. and Mrs Singer
Among the guests from out of town, were
Mr. and Mrs. James f. Darnell of<tSreen-
castle, Mr.. c. II. Darnell of Muncie. Mrs.
A. c.. Bent.y OF Guthrie. o. r.
Miss Bertha Lovejcy. daughter OF zfflard
Mrs. j. III. I.ovejoy. and Mr. Melvin Didway
were married last evening at the family res
idence. on Woodlawn avenue, in the PRES
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T The eerson% 's 81 p 5sss ant
Rev. T.. y. Rawls. of the Edwin Ray1MfE.
Church. The house was decorated with hbli-
day garlands, which canopied the room in
which the bridal party stood. Flowers and
plants filed the martels and corners. There
were no attendants. AS the bridal party
PLAYED by Miss Lena Lovejoy. sister OF the
bride. on the violin. accompanied by Miss
Lillian Moore on the piano. During the
ceremony Miss Julia Tarlton sang %Nall Me
Thine own" AS soon as the ceremony was
over congratulations were offered and then
a wedding supper was served. The dining
and small boxes OF wedding cake were
presented 10 the guests as favors. Mr.. and
Mrs. Didway will dispense with wedding
No. 1913 North Delaware street. where they
will be at home after Feb. 1.
AT the Matinee Musicale. yesterday after
noon, the programme was presented by
members OF the second division Miss Mamie
Jenkins. pianist. played for the first time
before the Musicale. and with much spirit
taste and admirable execution played three
short "Barcarolle." OPP. IL. No
3. by Nicode; Perpetual Notion" Op AZ
No , Mcdowell. and "Gavotte" Op ia. bv
Sgambati. Other numbers were given by
Iemcke, Mrs. Carroll Carr. Miss Amy Ia
cobs. Misses Aufderheide. Kipp, Seidenstick-
err and Jacobs. and there was Violin solo
played by Miss Benaldine Smith. OF Lafay-
cite, who has been a member of the Must
Gale for q number OF years. Miss Smith has