The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-05-10

win then be made for several excursions and
plcnics during the summer.
Mrs Mary Hubbard Johnson. of Chicago.
arrived last evening 10 spend a few days
with her brother Mr. William III. Hubbard.
and family: Tuesday she. and her father
and family.
The Rhea cinch Club was entertained by
Miss Emma Waite. assisted by j.: 4. kilroy,
THURSDAY sysnng The club will Gs esis ay
Mock next Thursday evening, at No. 300
Union street
The Pen Point Club will be entertained
her new home on North Illinois street, with
library party. Each member OF the club.
which consists of ladies, will invite one gen.
tleman for the evening.
The Central Progressive Euchre Club was
entertained Friday evening by Mr.. and Mrs.
j. H.. Smith at their new home, No. 379 Park
marEsd feature. 0'1 This Entertainment closed
the meetings of the club for the season.
Mrs J.. J. Higgins has issued invitations
for next Ta aS a6te roSTea 6 1ne
ford and few friends to meet Miss Me-
Kee. who is now principal Of the college.
AT the meeting Of the Woman's Missionary
Society OF the Second Presbyterian Church,
Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Milburn will
| give an account Of the meeting or the board
| OF the Northwest, at Milwaukee. which she
attended a delegate from the society.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Speer will give a
| wheel party Tuesday evening in honor of
Mr.. and Mrs. John T.. Bradshaw and Miss
ham. Of Oregon. The three former guests
viii return TO their home in the East
! Wednesday.
| Mr. Wallace Krag gave Wild West party
Friday evening in honor or Miss Dunlap. OF
| New York Tomorrow morning Mr.. Pierre
DeVay Will give a wheel party for Miss
Dunlap. The meet will be at the Denison,
/ where coffee will be served, and the ride
/ will be to the. Country Club.
| The Woodruff Place section OF the Free
Kindergarten is making preparations for a
grand lawn fete at that suburb early IN
| June. All of the houses and grounds will
| be illuminated and there viii be an orches-
ira and attractions of various kinds for the
will be for the benefit OF the kindergarten
/ work.
| Mr. and Mrs. John W. Kern gave an in
formal dance last evening In honor of Mr..
| forty guests. Judge and Mrs Hackney, of
| Shelbyyille, were present Mr.. and Mrs.
Hackney viii be guests Of honor for drive
| and. dinner In the country, TO be given by
| Mr.. and Mrs. Louis r. Levey. before their
| return home.
Mrs, Biggers residing at No. 2s2 North
California stree, lis IN San Bernardino, Cal.
winter. Miss Lizzie Greenlee, OF this city,
| who accompanied her, was married at San
| Bernardino 10 Mr.. Edward Dolch. who is in
| terested in the leading mercantile establish
ment OF Victor, CAL, to which place they
| went for permanent residence.
| Inc marriage or Miss Ida May Gross and
Mr.George III. Dawson took place Wednesday
morning at 10 O'clock at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs Orville Gross,
The the brds Of about thirty relatives
and mousseline de Sole and carried a
bunch of lilies of the valley. The ceremony
| Memorial Presbyterian Church. After a
| wedding breakfast Mr.. and Mrs. Dawson
left left, for short tour and on their return
will be at home at No. 16s Cornell avenue.
Among the guests were Mrs. II. Hannsler
and Mr.: George c. McNaily, of Centralia.
ILL.,, and Mr.. and Mrs. ID. j. Klein. of New
York city.
Mrs Arthur VOORHEES, Brown gave debu-
tante's tea yesterday afternoon, at 4, for
Miss Cora Marsh, of New London, Conn,
who Is visiting Mrs. Browns sister, Miss
Daisy Malott. The guests were welcomed
by the hostess and presented to the guest of
were beautiful with roses and peonies, which
| filed every available place. Mrs. Brown was
assisted by her mother and sisters. Miss
Share, Miss New, Miss WATSON. Miss Herod'
Miss Foster. Miss Fahnley. Miss Martin
dale Miss Pearl T, Land s9,s, and Miss louise
Miss Bridgeman. OF st. Louis, and Miss
| Cram. of Keokuk. Ia, were among the
i guests
con yesterday for Mrs Benjamin Harrison.
| The guests were seated about round table
which was covered with Duchess lace over
vase of pink roses and surrounding it were
| small tripod vases filed with sweet locust
paooms nd Al eaSn cover was Bouquet OF pink
| was in old miniature form, with gold deco
ration and the head Of pretty girl painted
| serving of the luncheon. The guests to greet
Mrs: Harrison were Mrs. n. A. Hyde, Mrs.
w; d. Owen. Mrs: A. 1. Mason. Mrs Fred
| erick Fahnley, Mrs. A l. varney, Mrs.
Henry Coburn. Mrs. John H. Holiday, Mrs.
D. r. Erwin and Mrs; j. K. Sharpe. Miss
| New. assisted her mother in the entertain
ment.
Miss Anna Eads gave a pink dinner. last
evening. in honor of the Eads-Tayior bridal
party. The reception room was decorated
| table was arranged effectively in empire
| style. A wreath OF smIlax, tied with pink
or rousa rGor the the eene Of %S
was cut-glass vase of pink roses Around
the edge of the table were festoons OF smi-
ribbon and the plates occupied the scallops.
Pink roses We're also the favors for each
guest The party included Miss Georgetta
the groom elect. and Miss Elizabeth Cooper.
Miss Mary Davis, Miss Daisy Wilson. the
XIV. the best man. Mr.. frederick Tayior'
! Mr. Harold Smith and Mr.. Edward Hereth.
Mrs. Edward Danels's pretty home on
! North Pennsylvania street was the scene of
a reception yesterday afternoon from to 6
o'clock. The rooms were made attractive
with pink roses. The dining room with Its
! Delft furnishings and blue embroideries, was
decorated with a profuson OF daisies A
large low. basket filled with them occupied
| the center of the table. In the broad hall
| yellow was the prevailing tone and white
was. used In the library, the coors being
| chosen TO harmonic with the furnishings
in eachsroom- There were festoons of bridal
wreaths in the doors and French pinks and
| other blossoms here and there. Mrs DAN
iels had 10 assist her in the several rooms,
| Miss Nancy Newcomer. Miss Caroline H.
] Rowland Mrs. A. NJ Spruance, Mrs. J. p.
| Thompson, Miss Janet Moores. Mrs. John
Randolph Brown, Mrs. augustus Coburn
| and Misses Agnes Ketcha a, Eleanor Baker
and Lucia Holiday. Among the guests were
| Mrs. Campbell of Charlottesville who is
| visiting her daughter, Mrs. Albert Baker;
Miss Stein, of Lafayette, with Mrs. John L.
Griffiths; Mrs. Compton with Mrs. S. NJ
! Mrs: James NJ. Winters, and Miss Louise
| Jordan. of WASHINGTON. d. c.
The Daughters of the American Revolu-
tion will celebrate the battle OF Ticonder-
| oga tomorrow evening at the home of Mrs.
8. F. Perkins on North Pennsylvania street.
| The Children of the American Revolution
IN this city viii give the programme, and
ScheIlsehmidt and Mr. Joseph Joiner. The
programme will begin promptly at 8 o'clock.
The members Of the G. A. r., known as the
Mary Gibson Chapter, are: President, Mrs.
| Flora sullivan WulSchner: first vice presi-
dent. William Avery Atkins; second vice
vice president. Frederick Cole Fairbanks
secretary, Lillian Atkins; treasurer. Elliot
Perkins; registrar. Mary Sayles; chaplain.
Lucy Wilson: corresponding secretary. H.
Leland Rowe; Alexander Emil Stewart
George Edmond Stewart, Russell Sullivan.
William George Sullivan, Garvin Norris
Brown, Austin IL. Brown, Lucy Wilson,
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