The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-05-21

Richards, Eva Lou Pearson. Martha ORA
Charles Kuhn, Robert Rondthaler. Frank
Harrington and Waiter Heron
Mrs Maria Conweil Thayer went to Con-
nersyille TO attend the golden wedding an
niversary of Mr.. and Mrs. Austin b. Clay
that city.
day. May -, when there win be a club meet
at the rooms in the Propylaeum and a rlGe
on wheels to the Country Club There VIII
be music and dancing. 1t VIII DC the last
VIII go away for the summer.
Mrs James NJ feathers gave card party
yesterday morning In honor OF Mrs; Sea-
her daughter. Mrs. Miller. in Morton Place
Among the guests were Miss Bless, of New
Jersey, Miss Tonner. of Los Angeles, ana
Miss Cunningham, of Oregon.
An indianapolis party. which will include
Mr.. and Mrs. +. L. Mayer and children,
Mr.. and Mrs. z. c. Miller and children, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Schurmann and Miss May
johnson, Mrs Daniel Stewart, Miss Char
lotte Scott and Miss Eleanor Carey will sail
for Europe by the same steamer June 8.
The Morning Musicale met yesterday with
Mrs. Clevenger, the final reunion of the So
ciety for the season. The programme was
presented by Mrs. George Haerle, Miss
s Mae MIS- MsS Miner and Mrs. sy
enger. Miss Louise Jordan, OF Washington.
was guest OF the club.
Invitations were issued yesterday by Mr.
and Mrs. ". w. Woodward for the mar
rage of their daughter Florence Ada and
Mr.. Joseph L. Reagan. The ceremony will
take place at Roberts Park Church Wednes-
bridal party will be given after the cere-
mony at the family residence on College
avenue.
The young piano pupils OF Mr.. Walter
and Instrumental students of the Metropoli-
Il - IL ~~-tI - y
which Miss Louise Brink, Miss Hazel Viiet
Miss Anna Birk, Mr.. Wilbur Rogers, Miss
Clara Rooms, Miss Corrinne Higgins. Miss
Maud Langstaff and Hiss Jessie Sweet will
The members of the third and fourth Sec
tons OF the Second Presbyterian Churcn
gave gay reception and social last evening IA
the cnurch parlors. Mrs. w. ID. Seat0n and
Mrs W. s. Fisher were at the heads of the
two sections and they were assisted by a
number OF members. The rooms were made
son which were placed on the tables and
swung from the chandeliers in big straw
hats hat s Roses paeonieis sweet mS honeysuckle
Mrs. Edward III. Churchman gave her first
reception since her marriage yesterday aft
ernoon, after O'Clock, at her new home.
on, North Pennsylvania street. Mrs. Church
man was assisted in receiving by her moth
er, Mrs Ingram Fletcher, and Mr.. Church.
mans mother. She wore pretty gown OF
light blue crepe. Assisting were her sisters,
Misses Maria and Gertrude Fletcher, who
wore their bridesmaid gowns OF embroidered
Chiffon over light blue silk. The several
harmonizing tints, were decorated with
smilax, which entwined the fret work be-
white carnations. the latter flower having
been used at the wedding. The Inequalities
were extended by Mrs. Louis Weslyn Jones.
ScHneck. Mrs. w. F. Churchman, Mrs. John
Randolph Brown, Miss Emily Fletcher and
the Misses Ray. Ices were served from the
"a n inf
smilax, ferns and carnations ornamented
both table and buffet In the evening Mr.
aRa MFs wer Mr 15 TeseEed and the
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones, Miss Mary Fletcher
Mise 0'Brien and the Messrs churchman
MISS Gertrude Fletcher presided at the
punch bowl in the second parlor and Mrs
Jones at the table. Mr. and Mrs. Church,
man will receive again next Wednesday aft
err O'Clock, their last formal reception for
which cards were issued at the time OF the
wedding.
WILSON-HICKS.
The marriage of Miss Mamie Hicks.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. O. Hicks. and
Mr. Donald Wilson. took place last evening
at the family residence, No. 1Os Prospect
street. The ceremony, which occurred at
$50 o'clock. was pronounced by Rev. E. b.
Rawls, in the presence Of the family and
friends. The bride wore a tasteful gown of
white silk. trimmed with pearls and chiffon,
bride entered the room with her father and
the groom with the minister, as the wedding
marSh was played on the piano by Miss Lulu
Iaylor. The parlor was decorated with
palms. ferns and white roses. Following the
ceremony wedding supper was served The
brides table was decorated with white roses
and smilax, prettily arranged. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilson will so at once 10 housekeeping at
No. l6S Pleasant street. Among the guests
from out of town were Mr. and Mrs. Wilson.
OF Metamora, parents of the groom; Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilson, of Laurel; Mrs. E. g. Bryant
OF Greensburg; Mr.. and Mrs. r. s. Marshall,
or Davenport, Ia. Mr.. and Mrs Moses Rem
ington. Of Brownsvile: Mr.. and Mrs Oswald
Hicks and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hicks, of
Lebanon; Mrs. William Snerley, Misses
Nellie and Myrtle Menke. of Richmond;
guitar music.
DOBBs-BUcHANAN.
Last evening the South-street Baptist
Church was filled with friends to witness the
marriage Of Mr.. Leslie Dobbs, son of the
| pastor Of the church. and Miss Lola Edna
Buchanan. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. H.
Buchanan. TIE church was decorated with
| palms and flowers for the event AS the
wedding march was played by the organist,
| Carey Keeler and Mr.. c. Z. White The
ceremony was performed by Rev. Mr.. Dobbs,
handsome gown of white silk and carried q
! large bouquet OF Marechal Mel roses. After
| the ceremony the families and very few
| groom at their new home, No. 40 Spann ave
| nue.. Among the guests were Mr. James Fl
| buchanan, OF Cataract, and Mr.. William HI
| Buchanan, OF Colfax.
| KEuTMAN-PUTHOFF.
| Special to the Indianapolis Journal
RICHMOND, Ind, May 2O.-Mr. Henry
Keltman. of Cincinnati. and Miss Louise