The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-10-30
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Il. Rowland. Miss Cogan, Miss Maud
Smith; Mrs. F. G; Darlington, Miss Was
son. Miss Miller, Miss Carey, Miss Louise
Erwin, Miss Knippenbcrg, Miss CASTOR and
Miss Holiday.
Mrs S. NJ. Compton, of No. 172 North
Woman's Home missionary Society of the
sisted by Mrs. Emil Wulschner, Mrs. S. A.
Clark, Mrs ID. A. Allison, Mrs. .. Bene-
dict, Mrs. M. A. Chandler and Mrs. S. e.
Brown. Mrs. T. l. Coultas will lead the
conversation on the subject of Home Mis-
sions," Mrs; E. G. Cornelius will read a
paper on The Negro Woman of the South
and an interesting letter will be read from
Bennett Home, at Clarkson, Miss. Several
musical numbers will also be given.
Mr.. John DOUGLASS Barley, son of Mr.
and Mrs. ". S. Barkley, of this city, and
in Cincinnati. Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Bark
ley went to the wedding, which was very
quiet Mr. and Mrs Douglass Barley ar
Barkleys parents for short time before
returning to Texas, where Mr.. Barkley has
been engaged in business. Mr.. and Mrs.
Barley will invite a few friends to the
marriage of their niece, Miss Bessie Power,
fnq M and his Bride and next to I
evening.
The Misses Bradley of North Capitol
avenue, gave informal tea yesterday
afternoon in honor of Miss conn, of Louis
Vile. who is the guest of Mrs. Edward
Winston Allen, of North Delaware street.
The hostesses, Miss Conn and Mrs Allen,
We're classmates at Miss Nold's School in
Louisville The rooms were prettily deco
rated witt palms, roses and chrysanthe.
Southern honeysuckle. The hostesses were
assisted by Mrs. Allen, Mrs. William l..
Mrs r coons Mrs Mr Robert ryan aS
Miss Ida Nail and Miss Mary Eastman.
Mrs. John Holiday Murphy gave a whist
Rer eT home en as
street. The. guests of honor were Mrs.
Harry I: Miller and Mrs. John Middleton,
parlor was adorned with white chrysanthe-
NUNS. The cards were of white, with del
the favors for the winners of the game
were Delft plates. Late in the afternoon
the guests went to the dining room for
Coleman, Mrs. Catterson. Mrs. Levey, Mrs
Wilkinson; Mrs; 4; ": Coffin, Mrs; E: NJ
of Louisville, and Miss Florence Coffin.
Mrs. John r. Dye gave a reception last
evening from. to o'clock for her daugh-
tiers Misses Elizabeth and Ann Me,s G. Dye
Miss Louise Elliott of Logansport: The
spacious home of the hostess was adorned
with palms and chrysanthemums, yellow
prevailing in the parlors and pink in the
dining room The guests were both young
men AMI women. The ladies were assisted
and Mrs. George D. Kahlo, Mr.. and Mrs.
Meredith Nicholson, Mr.. and Mrs l. New
Mr.. and Mrs. Q. B. Jameson and Mr.. and
Mrs J. S. Holiday IN the entertainment of
of guests in the parlorS, Wnlle the young
ladies, Miss Lucy Williams, Miss Denny,
Miss Carrie Denny. Miss Louise Erwin,
Miss WATSON. Miss Mary Noble, Miss Sharp
and Miss Walcott presided in the other
rooms. Miss Nelson and Miss Elliott are
to be the guests at q number of enter
tainments next week If they remain.
WABASH WEDDINGS.
Special TO the indianapolis Journal.
WABASH, Ind, Oct 29.-Two weddings
of popular society young people were SOL
emnized in this city this evening. Frank
w. Reed and Miss Elsie Good, daughter
of the late Macy Good, were united at the
home of the bride, on North Wabash street,
by Rev. DIR. Charles Little, who twenty
five years ago married the parents of the
bride. About fifty guests were present at
the ceremony.
At o'clock took place the marriage of
Mr. Sherman Huff and Miss Elizabeth
Jackson, daughter of the late James Jack I
son. This ceremony was private and was
performed by Rev. Earl Whitley, of the
Presbyterian Church, after which Mr. and
Mrs. Huff left for wedding tour in the
Northwest.
CHARLOTTESVILLE WEDDINGS.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
CRAWFORDSVILLEO Oct. 29.--The mar
riage of Elmer Steele and Miss Pearl Vance
took place last evening at the home of w.
w. Morgan, Rev. E. B. Thomson officiating
Last evening at the home of Dr. E.