The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-02-18
Personal AND SOCIETY.

BrennekeS Academy.
Mrs. Thomas A, Winterrowd will omit
her reception to-day.
Mrs. Thomas Taggart will not observe her
usual ''at home" to-day.
Mrs. John w. Hoffman will not observe
her usual 'at home to-day.
Mrs. Agnes C. Brown has gone to San
Antonio, Tex, TO VISIT Mrs. Francis Smith.
Miss Juliette Bryan will return this week
from a months visit to relatives In Ken
lucky.
Mrs. Samuel E. Morss, of this city, was
| presented at the court bail at Brussels,
Feb. 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Smith will en-
terrain a few friends at dinner Thursday
evening.
Mrs. Zerelda Wallace is again i'll at her
home, Cataract Farm, with ner daughter,
Mrs. john Steiner. i~y
Miss Pickett, who has been the guest
of the Misses Dye. left yesterday for her
home in Kentucky.
Hon; and Mrs; VIM r; My. Myers s, will ek lsaye
to remain several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Shepard entertained
their friends last evening at their pretty
home in Woodruff Place.
Miss Ellen Walker will go to Harrisburg
tomorrow TO make q visit before gong
to New York for two weeks.
be MT VIII ana le aFs }hd last q fhis IN month nth for
California to spend some time.
/ MISS Mary roster, VINO mas DeeH SpeHuluS
a few weeks with her sister, Mrs. Arba
+. Perry, returned home yesterday.
Mr.. Davis, of Cory, Pa, who has been
spending a few DAYS with Mr.. and Mrs
| j. w. Chapman, returned East yesterday.
Mrs. Virgil II. Lockwood was at home
| Yesterday afternoon for her sister, Mrs.
John t. Greene and Miss Greene, OF Chi
cago.
Mrs Lewis c. Walker will not receive
this afternoon, her day at homo. Her
daughter, Mrs. Howard A. Dill, of Rich
mond, is visiting her for a few days.
Major and Mrs; William J. RICHARDS left
| Baltimore and Philadelphia. They will
visit their son Hugh at Johns Hopkins Uni
versity.
Mrs. Henry w. Bennett received her
honor of her guest. Mrs. Stanley Crepe,
of Chicago, formerly Miss Roberta Tousey.
of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. A. Wailingford, who
Mimi, for several years, have returned TO
indianapolis to reside. They are with Mr..
| Wallingford's sister. Mrs. Constantin Rieg-
| ger. on North Illinois street, for the pres
ent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A. Milburn gave
a small company last evening for heir
guest, Miss Stamp. The invitations read:
'be in tune for a duet and many unique
responses were received. Each guest was
given a card with a number OF subjects
for conversation and partners were chosen
FOR the different numbers as for a dance.
Ii was announced that the couples might
talk IF the subject on the card or some
| thing in harmony with it. At the end of a
certain time a tdning fork was struck for
he guests TO get the correct pitch for the
next duet. Pink tulips and otner lowers
81 ests were the Misses Cruft, of Boston,
who are Mrs. John H. Holidays visitors.
Misses Estelle and Orletha Fithian gave
a handsome dinner last evening at which
the guest of honor was. Mrs. Adams, of
Shelbyville. an The center OF the table was
a fernery and over the length Of the table
were small vases filled with pink. carna-
tions. AT each cover there were also pink
carnations. The company at dinner in
Guided Mr.. and Mrs. Norris ,Suter. Miss
| Mayme Jenkins, Miss May Moore, Miss
Mary Bruce, Miss Florence Woodward, Miss
Grace Lintner. Miss Harriet Francis. Miss
. kaie N GhaReIfr. Mr. A.. f MarPv M MaPti1. Mr. Mr..
George Bruce, NJ. Chester Foor. Mr.. Reg
ipald Oliver, Mr.. Richard futile; Mr.;
Charles Lehman, Mr.. Charles Terrell and
Mr.. Gurdon Fithian.
Col. and Mrs. Eli Lilly entertained hand
somely last evening at their home, on
North Meridian street, the ladies and gen.
| tlemen who assisted them at their party
given last month. The guests were re-
| ceived in the drawing room. which was
p~rettily adorned with a few palms. carna-
tons and roses of varied hues. When
all had assembled they We're escorted TO
the ball room on the third floor, where
there was an orchestra and soon many OF
the couples were dancing. One part of the
room was arranged for cards and the OPP
posite end with divans, rugs and flowers
where others could watch the dancing or
indulge in conversation. supper was served
in the dining room, which was beautified
with tulips. Mr.. and Mrs. Lilly were as
| sisted 10y Mr.. and Mrs. J. X. Lilly in the
entertainment OF the guests.
REECHER-FTLLER.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 1.-THE most dis
tinguished social event Of the season here
was the marriage tonight of Miss Catherine
Marten Weston Fuller, daughter OF Chief
Justice and Mrs. Fuller, to Mr.. Theodore
Smith Beecher. a young lawyer of Buffalo,
". Y. The event was solemnized at st.
Johns Episcopal Church, which was pro-
fusely adorned with graceful palms and
ported plants. Gala lilies were placed on
the altar, and near the cross were great
clusters of Bridesmaid roses. The church
vas filled with prominent persons-Presi-
dent and Mrs. Cleveland, Vice President
Stevenson, Miss Julia Stevenson, and Misses
Letitia and Julia Scott Stevenson. Secretary
and Mrs. Carlisle arriving before the bridal
or Massachusetts: Mr.. Wells, of Detroit
Mr.. Nathaniel Clifford, OF Portland, Me-,
and Mr.. George Keatings, of Buffalo.
The bridal choral from "~Lonengrin" en-
nounced the approach of the bridal couple.
The ushers led the way to the altar. fol-
lowed by the bridesmaids, sisters OF the
bride. Mrs. Pauline Augrey and Miss Jane
| Fuller. Mss Fanny Fuller, the youngest
daughter of the household. was maid OF
honor, and directly preceded the bride. The
bridegroom was attended By Mr.. Richard