The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-10-28

| nacle Presbyterian Church. number o
| young men from Richmond are TO officiat'
| as ushers.
Mr. and Mrs Edwin Speers entertained
| at whist Monday evening for Mrs. Miller
| and Mrs. Middleton, who are Mrs. w IL
| Colemans guests.
| Mrs Thomas II. Watson and children
| who have been visiting Judge and Mrs. Sol
| ONION Claypool, returned TO their nome II
| Chicago, yesterday
A number of friends gave surprise part!
| Monday evening to Mr.. and Mrs. George
| n. Catterson to celebrate the ninth ami
versary of their marriage.
Mrs. William Apologize has returned
| from Cincinnati, where she has been fol
! two weeks with her daughter, Mrs h. +
| Cost. who has been very i'll.
| Miss Salle Forester of HarrodsburG
Ky. is the guest Of Miss Eleanor f: Brown
! tend the wedding of a friend.
| Miss Agnes Duncan will leave a week
| from to-day for New York, where she vii
| join Mrs. and Miss Cunningham, OF Oregon
and spend most of the winter.
The Young Woman's Missionary Society
of the Second Presbyterian Church will
give a supper ii, the church parlors this
evening from $50 10 $50 o'clock
Mr.. and Mrs. Borden n. Wright and
daughters, who have been the guests of rel
day for their home, in Pittsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ +. Enders and little
daughter Kathryn will leave to-day Tor
Memphis, Tenn, for permanent residence.
Mrs. Barbour and daughters, Mrs. Mary
B. Jackson and Miss Sallie Barbour, will
spend the winter in New York Mrs. jack
son is now there, and Mrs and Miss Bar
bour will go in about two weeks.
Miss Mary Hicks will give card parties
Wednesday and Friday and luncheon
Nebekery of c @ef neA and MISS Erima
Smith, of Rushville, who are to be her
guests.
The celebration of the first anniversary of
tta l,rio AcGn I inn
viii be held this evening at the First Pres
b3yterian Church Miss Price, the interna-
tional secretary Will make the leading adj
dress of the evening.
Miss Martha Bradshaw will leave Satur-
day for Warren, o., to visit friends, and
later she will go to New York to visit her
brothers. Rev. Archibald and Mr.. Harmon
Bradshaw, and spend some time with Mrs.
and Miss Cunningham.
MI The twelve young girls who belong to
of the Tabernacle Church, will give an old
fashioned party Friday evening in the
church parlors. 1T will be donation party;
and the proceeds of money or clothing will
be sent to a needy minister and his fam
lily ut Connersville.
Mrs. Daniel Fleener gave tea yesterday
to the members of the second section of
the Central Christian Church. Miss Eden,
Mrs. Carvn and Mrs. Elstun took part in
the short programme Of readings and I mu-
sic. Mrs. F'leener was assisted by Mrs.
Horace Estun, Mrs. w. A. Hubbard, Mrs.
z. W. Heller, Mrs. Gray Mrs. Hayler, Mrs;
>. y. u.
Miss Selmon. of Greenfield, who is her
visitor.
A beautiful reception was given yester-
day afternoon at the Propylaeum by Mrs.
William III. Coleman, in honor of her
guests. Mrs. John Middleton, of Louisville,
and Mrs. Harry |. Miller, of St. Louis; The
guests were received in the broad hall and
entertained in the east parlor. The two
were adorned as connecting drawing
rooms. and were Oriental in their !splendor
with draperes. rugs, divans and quaint
foreign articles and vases. Mrs. Coleman
wore q white satin gown. covered with jet.
Mrs. Middleton wore Powered pink silk,
with jewel trimming and point d'applique
lace. Mrs. Miller wore an elegant gown of
pink and lavender brocade, with garniture
of pearls over lavender velvet and trim
ming of pink chiffon. Both carried bou-
quets of violets and pink carnations They
palms and yellow chrysanthemums. There
were several hundred invitations issued for
the reception. and Mrs. Coleman was as
sisted in entertaining her guests by Mrs.
Charles II. Wood. Mrs: M: B. O'Day of
Frankfort 1t Ky. Mrs William b I, Leeds ss,sS,
van. Mrs. f. G. Darlington Mrs. c. F.
Sayles, Mrs. John B: Sherwood, Mrs. Hor
ace Down ~ Mrs Frank Wood Nm Mrs; aor
and Mrs 8. G. Pfaff. In the
available space, and great vases of Amer
lean Beauty roses, Mermets and yellow and
white chrysanthemums; AT one end Of the
decoration of Irish point lace, Dresden can
dlesticks, and great basket of yellow
bows. The young ladies extending the hos
FATALITIES were Miss Carey. Miss Holiday.
Miss Castor, Miss Shipp, Miss Colgan, Miss
Miss Summers of louisville. Miss Atkins
and Miss Emma Atkins. At the punch
ris. Miss Natalie Dalton and Miss Margaret
Shipp presided. An orchestra was sta
toned in the east parlor and played during
the reception hours, from to 6 o'clock.
Mrs. Colemans guests are to be given a
whist party tomorrow afternoon by Mrs.
John H Murphy Mond aIg Afternoon ter ST shey
George r. Sullivan, who invited four
friends to meet them.
DYNES-BISTLINE.
The marriage of Miss Birdie Irene Bist-
line daughter Of Mrs. Arvilla Bistline, and
Mr.. Walton LeGrand Dynes. took place
last evening at the Tabernacle Church be-
fore large company of relatives and
friends Mr. Robert A. NewIand presided
at the organ and played varied pro-
gramme as the guests arrived and were
seated by the ushers, Mr.. William Clearly
Mr.. Herbert Fieber, Mr.. Arthur HI. Taylor
and Mr.. J. H. Laird. At o'clock the we'd
ding music was played for the bridal party
which entered preceded by the ushers. The
maid of honor was Miss Margaret Scott
wearing a gown of pink taffeta with dra-
peries of white organdie, and she carried q
bouquet of pink roses; She wore a large
white plumes and pink roses. The brides
maids Miss Binnie Maud Moore and
Mrs. J. H. Laird, who wore gowns alike of
white taffeta and organdie, and carried
roses tied with pink ribbons. Their hats
were white and smaller than that of the
maid of honor, and were trimmed simply
with white and butterfly bow of
The bride entered with her uncle, Mr.. S.
w. S. Moore. who gave her away. She
wore a beautiful gown of cream white !
satin, with a yoke of brocade and trimmed
with white chiffon Her veil was held by |
lilies of the valley, and her jewels were |
dia monds. Her flowers were Bride roses. |
At the pulpit the bride was met by the |
groom and his brother Mr.. Eldon Dynes, |
the best man, and the minister Rev. j. w. |
Wilson, pastor of Mayf1ower Church. AS |
the words of the ceremony were said the |
music changed to something soft and low, |
and after the benediction the party left the |
church to a wedding march. The pulpit |
was decorated with profuson of palms |
and white chrySanthemums. They went al |
once to their home No. 40 South Linden |
street, where the bridal party and imme- |
date relatives were informally entertained. |
The out-of- town guests We're Mr.. William |
ROBBIE and family. of Richmond, and Mr.. |
George w. Hartman, of Philadelphia.
BANKS-WILLIAMS
pretty house wedding too place last |
evening at the home of Mrs. E. II. VIII |
Jams on ST. Mary street. The bride was |
Ter daughter, Miss Esther ID. Williams |