The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-10-24
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

EhOOINH HIND QUILL l..
Miss Lavielle Lynch. of Edinburg, is the
guest of Kiss Annie Reaume
Mrs. r: G. Dain Is the guest of Mrs.
George w. Parker at Pendleton.
Mrs. Harry King has returned from q
visit to friends at Providence, r.. |.
Miss Martha Martin will go to Pittsburg
Monday to visit for a month or six weeks.
Mrs. Orlando Bruner left Wednesday to
visit friends N Rockford, ILL.,, for a few
weeks.
Miss June NJ. Webb returned yesterday
from Detroit, where she went to attend a
wedding.
Mrs. J.. J.. Higgins and Miss Callie Nc
Mechen have returned from n short visit
to Lafayette.
Mrs. w. B. Allen. of St. Louis, was en-
tertained informally at luncheon yesterday
by Mrs. E. c. Sewall.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Welton returned yes
terday from st. Paul and Minneapolis.
where they have been for four months.
Mr.. Elijah Fox will leave early in Novem-
Der for Kansas City, where he will engage
in business, representing a Cleveland firm
Miss Jessie Arnold will leave Tuesday for
Indian River, Florida. where she VIII spend
Holmes.
Miss Helen NJ. Darling, of Des Moines.
Ia, is the guest of Miss Sara Dunn Mon
day both young ladies will go to Louisville
to be bridesmaids for a friend.
The new members of the faculty of the
Metropolitan School of Music gave an in
lIdllO COiiCtIt DIST III ct thC lOOitio
on North Illinois street. There was an APP
preciative audience.
Miss Agnes Duncan will return to-day
from Fort Wayne, where she went to be
bridesmaid at the marriage of Miss Ninde.
Miss Alice M, Woods, who Was also q
t 4rideS Snfdds will go to bom nes Moines' la-' to
Miss Grace Stiles, formerly of this city.
and Mr.. George NJ. Sanborn, of Indianapo-
lis, were married Wednesday at Cleveland,
o., at the residence of Miss Whitelaw, 1920
Wilson avenue. Mr.. Hervey Humphrey,
Of this city, was best man and Miss Erina
j. Smith, of Nashville, maid of honor. The
couple went on a wedding journey to
Old Point Comfort. Va, and will take up
their residence in Indianapolis.
Mrs. FL. III. Lee entertained handsomely
at luncheon yesterday. The guests were
Mrs. Solomon Claypool, Mrs. Chapman Will
liams, Mrs. James f. Mccullough. Mrs. J. J.
Cooper, Mrs. w. s.. Barkley, Mrs. George
w. Sloan and Mrs. A. B. Grover. The table
was tastefully decorated in green and
white, the center bowls overfiowing with
American Beauty roses. The floral decora-
ions in the several rooms were OF Ameri-
can Beauty roses.
Mrs. w. Scott Moore gave a progressive
eucher party yesterday afternoon to twenty
tables of players in the parlors Of Bren-
neke's Academy. The guest of honor was
Miss Carrie Kreis, Of Cincinnati, who Is
somely decorated with white chrysanthe-
NUNS, palms and garlands of green. The
appointments were all in Delft, the prizes
being of this ware. and the score cards
were round, with the monogram M. K, and
Z aollsn daS sefRe pai9 Tse he hos blss Sy M as.
sisted in her inequalities by Mrs. John III.
Murphy and her daughters. the Misses
Moore.
first reception yesterday afternoon at her
home. No. 1906 North Alabama street, Nor
ton Place. She was assisted in receiving
by her guest. Miss Gratieny, of Walnut
Hills. and Miss Jennings, of st. Louis. Mrs.
D.. M: Parry and Mrs. T. H.; fitzgerald as.
sisted in entertaining. Chocolate was served
by Miss Lydia Parry, who presided at the
Morocco service placed on a beautiful ma
hogany table in the reception hall. The
music was furnished by harp and mandolin
stationed in the upper nall. The several
rooms were decorated with ehrysanthe,
jardinieres. Friday will be Mrs. Fitz-
geraid's day at home during the season.
Miss Annie Reaume was the hostess for
a 4 o'clock tea yesterday afternoon. which
she gave in honor of her guest. Miss Will
lien. of Terre Haute. Miss Lavielle Lynch.
of Edinburg, assisted the young aides In
receiving. The long parlor was adorned
with palms and ferns and yellow and white
chrysanthemums. the latter to carry out
Reaume was assisted in the parlor by her
mother, Mrs. Reaume. Mrs. N. $. briggs
the library played q varied programme. At
the polished table in the dining room were
Mrs. Edmund Il. Gall and Mrs. William N.
Gates. In the center of the table was a
bowl of chrysanthemums of varied colors
and at the corners eXquisitely wrought
We're passed by MISS Wayne Reaume and
her friends. Miss Hadley of Denver. Miss
Josephine Reaume. Miss Louise Dyer and
Miss Mary Hastings. The young girls wore
gowns CT white organdie with colored rib
bons. A large number OF young people
were the guests. Miss Reaurne and Miss
Willien will go to Cincinnati tomorrow to
spend three weeks and will announce q
day TO receive informally on their return.
MORGAN-LAUNGE.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
SEYMOUR, Ind. Oct. 25.-Daniel Morgan
and Miss Maggie Launge, both of this city.
were united in marriage last evening at :
O'Clock at the German Lutheran parson-
age, Rev. Philip Schmidt officiating.