The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-01-10
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mrs Julia Perkins has gone to Chicago
to make a short visit.
d. p. Baldwin and wife, of Logansport,
Ind, are at the Denison.,
Miss Matte. Penn. of Webb. Ind. is a
guest of friends in the city.
Mr.. Joseph DeMoss, of ST. Louis, is the
guest of Miss Rowena New.
Mrs. ID. B. Millixin of Connersville. Is
visiting Mrs. George X. Trask.
Miss Stumpfe. of Dayton. is spending some
time with Mrs. John McMorrow.
Mrs A NJ. Robertson has returned from
a visit to relatives in St. Louis.
Miss LaCroix. of Vincennes, is the guest
of Mrs. E. j. Price, on North Alabama
street.
DIR. Hodges left yesterday to visit his
mother at Bangor, Ne. He will be absent
two weeks
Miss Dodd, of Louisville, who has been
Miss Carey's guest, is now visiting Miss
Grace WATSON.
for birthday party for her daughter Mabe,
tomorrow afternoon.
Miss Julia Rftzinger has issued invitations
for luncheon. Monday. at her home on
North Meridian street.
Miss Estelle Sterne has returned from Gin
| cnnati. where she has been visiting rela-
tives for several weeks.
Miss Margaret Risk, daughter Of Dr. Risk.
| of Summit, N. j., is the guest of Miss Mary
Browning Butler, on Park avenue.
| Bishop Francis Slas Chatard returned
| last night from Baltimore, where he went
to attend the elevation of Mgr. Satolli.
| Mrs. James NJ. feathers has issued in
| vitations for tea Monday for her sister,
| Mrs. Nj. Steele Bright of Superior, Wis.
| Mrs. Walcott and daughter, Mrs, William
Alvin Bartlett, left yesterday for Chicago,
| where they will visit Mrs. A. G.. Pett.bone
Miss Ethelyn West. of this city. went to
McAlester, /. T., Jan. /. where she will be
married to Mr.. Alfred S. Dean. They will
| reside at McAlester.
| Miss Jeanette Judson has returned to
| school in Washington, ID. c. Miss Jack, of
| Peoria, spent yesterday with Mrs. Judson
and left last evening for Washington, where
| she will join Miss Judson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Addison c. Harris will give
a dinner this evening in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph X. Herod of Toxic. Japan, and
tomorrow Mrs. Augustus Coburn will give
luncheon in honor OF Mrs. Herod.
| Father Ledvina, who is in charge of a
| mission at Princeton, Is visiting Father
| Cnartrand, at the episcopal residence on
North Meridian and Fifth streets. Father
Ledvina is a personal friend OF Paderewsk
| Mrs. Milburn and number of friends are
| arranging for studio tea. to be given later
| In the month, when there will be a loan
exhibit of Mr.. r. b. Gruelle's pictures. All
who own any of his productions, either the
| earlier or more recent ones are asked to
| loan them for the single afternoon OF the
/ tea.
club of Younger society. girls recently
/ formed Is the Carmen. II Is entirely for
| social purposes. Miss Esther Jordan who
| will make her debut to-day is president of
| the club. Meetings are TO be held each al
| casional evening gathering for dancing.
The club met Yesterday with Miss Daisy
| Clark, on North Meridian street. There are
| about twenty members now. The member
| ship has not been limited.
Mrs. William Scott gave a handsome
luncheon in honor of her guest, Miss An
| nette McDoel OF Chicago. The guests were
| seated at a round mahogany table, ex-
quisitely appointed with silver, cut glass and
china Near the ceIter of the table was an
| lessly laid and over them were strewn
| violets. Just at the other side OF the center
was a Dresden candelabrum. with pink can
dies. The company included Miss WATSON
and guest. Miss Dodd. of Louisville, Miss
Margaret Carey. Miss Anna Hasselnan.
Miss Myla Coburn. Miss Clara Haueisen..
| Miss Knippenberg and Miss Jessie Miller.
AYRES-ALI.EN.
The third of the weddings, which have
occupied attention on account of the social
prominence of the families occurred last
| evening. The event took place in the pres
ence OF the families and a very few of the
| nearest friends. The bride was Miss Eleanor
Fox Allen. youngest daughter of DR.. and
Mrs. II. r. Allen. and the groom was Mr..
| Frederick Murray Ayres. the only son OF
| Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman S. Ayres. The wedding
was az the elegant family residence, at the
avenue. AT o'clock the orchestra played
the wedding march and the bridal party de-
scended the stairs. passed the length of the
| wide hall and entered the long drawing
| room at the north. Here they were met by
| Rev. VI. l. Haines. of the First, and Rev
j. A Milburn, OF the Second Presbyterian
| churches. who performed the ceremony
The bride was attended by Miss Grinnel
| of Burlington. VT, maid of honor, Miss
Harriet Shepard, her cousin. and Miss
Katherine Ayres, sister of the groom. The
| grooms attendants were Mr.. Sumner G.
Moon, OF Eau Claire. Wis. as best man
| and Mr.. Page Chapman and Mr.. Otto
| Haueisen a ushers. The brides gown wa:
OF white satin. the train made plain and
| the corsage decolete and with short put
sleeves. The trimming OF duchessS
| lace. Her bouquet WAS OF white roses. Ths
| brides attendants wore gowns OF pink silk
| and they carried large bouquets of pink
| roses. The several rooms were elahorately
adorned for the wedding. Hanging in thu
doors was an Empire basket OF pink roses
The corners and mantels were hidden with
tall pains and ferns. and the mirror was
| gracefully draped with slnilax and pink
roses. Pink was the prevailing tone
throughout all the decoration and appoint.