The Indianapolis journal., 1896-05-13
Personal AND SOCIETY.

Personal AND SOCIETY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward speers gave a wheel
party last evening for Miss Dunlap.
Mr.. r. K. Syfers and Mr.. II. b. Gates went
20 New York last night to spend a week.
Mrs. John H. Barnett of Piqua o. for
uerly of this city. is visiting friends here.
Mrs. ID. b Knickerbacker left yesterday
year.
The North MeridIan-street Cinch Club will
be entertained Friday evening at the Coun-
try Club.
Mrs. Won Starkloff. Of st. Louis, who is
MIS-. Louise Hoilweg's guest, VIII return
1t is announced that DR.. F. ]. Van vorhis
Is candidate for School Commissioner for
the Third district.
Mrs. ]. H. Serff entertained the Drive
Whist Club yesterday afternoon at her home
Mrs. NJ. w Mansfield has returned from
chicago She will discontinue her reception
day for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Voss will be the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. c. b. Cones until they go
away for the summer.
Mrs. George @. Tanner is visiting her pa
rents at Battle Greek, Mich. She is ex-
pected home Saturday.
Mr.. Cortland Van Camp and son Raymond
and Mr.. Philip Watson have gone to West
Baden 10 spend week.
Mrs. Lottie Lloyd Preston. of Florida, is
III
on North Capitol avenue.
Mrs. William McCurdy viii entertain at
Progressive whist this afternoon in honor
OF Mrs. Louisa W. Jones.
Mrs. Elliott Perkins will entertain a few
friends this afternoon for her guest, Mrs.
samuel Harris, OF Toledo. Mrs. Allison
Maxwell VIII read paper.
Mrs: W IA. Fl. Miller and family will go
70 Middle Bass island early in June to
spend the summer. Mrs. Clifford Arrick will
also go about the same time.
Glens this morning to spend the day The
party will go in Mr.. Lazarus's private car
A reception similar to those given for the
afternoon at the home of MrssJ ii. Vajen
Tor the benefit of the Boys Club. At
OF humorous rotations
The German Literary Club met Yesterday
with Mrs F. 4: Rush. Miss Flora Rice read
an essay on Freitag's Debit and Credit"
guest OF the club, played several Chopin
numbers superbly. Miss Mabel Dittemore
and Mss Harriet Jacobs have been chosen
u. l. G at Connersvile, next month.
EADS-TAYLOR.
The marriage of Miss Georgetta Taylor.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Taylor. and
Mr. Robert I. Eads took place last evening
at the family residence, on Park avenue
There were about fifty of the relatives and
most Intimate friends present to witness the
ceremony, which was pronounced by Rev.
w. +. Taylor, Of Danville. KY. an uncle OF
the BRIDE AT 8 O'Clock Mrs. William Gill
more Mcguire played the wedding march
from 'Lohengrin." and the bridal party, en-
teriHg at the far end or the second parlor,
passed between white satin ribbons, which
were placed from the door TO the front par
ior, where the bridal party stood before the
lace draperies OF the windows. which were
Iestoond with Formosa fern and white satin
rlDoons- As soon as the aisle had been
formed With the ribbons carried by Mr. Har-
old Smith and Mr.. Frank Van Winkle, of
Cincinnati. the bridal party entered singly.
the groom, then Miss Mary Davis. then Miss
Elizabeth Cooper and then the maid OF hon
or, Miss Daisy Wilson The bride entered
with her brother, Mr.. William Taylor, OF
Cincinnati, who also gave her a-.ay. The
bride wore a beautiful gown OF white duch-
sss ss,s, satin maae & With "a high corsage. The
point lace. She carried a Fhite prayer book
from which the. service was read Her veil
was caught with a butterfly OF pearls and
she wore at her throat pendant of pearls.
The brides attendants We're all costumed
alike. with pink saffeta silk skirts and full
waists OF alternate horizontal stripes of pink
satin ribbons and mousseline de sole. The
sleeves were full puffs of the NOUS
sens n sIe,sa DE SOLE arre ana each Soousa attend
Bridesmaid roses, except the maid OF honor
who held two large punches Of Bride roses in
lfr arms. After the DeneCIctl0n one or the
bouquets was given to the bride. AT the vim
dow the bride was met by the groom and
his best man. Mr.. John w. HENDERSON. of
played softly by the orchestra of harp vio-
lin and flute. The same orchestra also played
after the ceremony and during the evening.
After congratulations had been offered the
wedding supper was served. Tlree tables
were arranged In the dining room. long
one. at which the bridal party, with Nr.
and Mrs. William Taylor. of Covington, Ky,
were seated, and two small ones. one for
the two families and one for Mr. and Mrs.
Maguire: Miss Gray Of Coyington and Mr..
Price OF this city. Fhe brides table was
adorned with a Dresden candeabra. with
pink candles in the center and cut-giass
vases Of pink roses at opposite corners. On
the table was an empire wreath of snilax
tied with pink rfbbons All the color in the
dining room was pink. with gladiolas for the
buffet. Palms and roses decorated all the
Point Comfort to spend two weeks. and on
their return they win be with the brides
parents for few weeks; They will receive
avenue. They received many beautiful gifts
from friends In many places. Among the
guests from out Of town were Rey; and Mrs:
Danville. KY. Mr.. J; W. Henderson Miss
Rose Means of Ashland. Ky. Mr. Frank
Cincinnati. Miss Gray and Mr.. Robert Shear
er OF Covington. Ky Mr. Earl Shearer OF
Columbus o.. Miss Clara Lou Eads OF Paris.
H., and Mr.. William Smith OF Denver Col.
CROSLEY-WHITTIER
The home OF Mr. and Mrs. ID. L. Whittier
was the scene OF pretty wedding last even
ing. when their daughter. Miss Georgia
Whittier, was united in marriage to Mr..
Charles Stanley crosiey. The ceremony was
performed by Rev j. A. Rondthaier. who
came from Chicago expressly for the pur-
pose. Only the relatives and a very few
friends were present "A the orchestra