The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-10-24

the members Thursday evening for the
| first.
Mr.. and Mrs. Colin King, Of Passaic, n.
| j., will spend this week with Mr.. King
mother, at new No. 1872 North Illinois
| street
| Miss Ethyl Healing will give q linen
| shower Tuesday morning for Miss Osa An
| Mise Beck. whose marriage will occur
| Wednesday,
Mr.. Albert ]. Beveridge will speak on
| 1.-THE Growth of the American Constitu-
morrow evening.
| Mrs. Robert w Mcbride and daughter,
| Miss Catherine Mcbride, have returned
| from a five weeks visit in the northern
| part of the State.
| Miss Sarah Reeves is visiting Mrs. jose
| phipe Gardner Martin and family at At
} tiea. Miss lillian Reeves is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. A. w. Coffin.
noon, Nov B. at the home q Fannie Baby,
| No: 81 Southeastern avenue, by the ladies
| of Phil Sheridan Relief Corps.
Mrs. Abner Hurd, of Chicago, is visiting
| her daughter, Mrs. j. r. Young who re-
| turned home yesterday from a two months
| visit in Chicago and Bourbon, Ind.
'Bookbindings" win be the subject Of
paper by Miss Jessie Daggett at the Rose
mary Club Saturday and Miss Helen Mckay
| will lead the conversation on "Biblomania.
Mrs Susan Sherey and son, Douglass
| Sherley of Louisville, KY, have arrived in
| the city from their summer home at Bar
| Harbor. Me, 20 attend Miss Bartholomew
| wedding wednesday evening.
The Sketching Club will meet Saturday:
| Painting and Its Mission in the World
| is the subject of paper by Miss Charlotte
| Paddock. An exhibit of lockwood pottery
| will be made by Miss Rose Holmes
| The Monday Afternoon Club will meet
tomorrow at 2:30 o'clock with the presi-
| dent, Mrs Helen P. Robson, No. 40 Broad
| way. Mrs Keziah Loftin will read paper
| on What Know About Noted Women"
| Mrs. Frank Gregory and daughter have
! returned from Anderson and will be the
| guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Gregory
| for few days before returning to their
| home in Omaha.
| A beautiful painting by j. M. Dennis,
| formerly of this city and now OF Detroit,
| Is on exhibition. at Hermann's ART store;
| The picture. which is figure piece, will
| be sold for the benefit of the Flower Mis-
| sion.
| AL the Fortnightly Literary Club Tuesday
| Miss Emma l.. Atkins will read a paper on
| Culture Demanded in Modern Life, Miss
| Alice Dresser one on Child Study and
the conversation will be led by Mrs. FL G.
| Newcomb
| Mrs. Samuel J. Hillman, of Walnut H Is,
| Cincinnati, and Mrs John /. Igleheart and
Mrs. Byrd Huddart, of Evansville, will COME
| Chauncey l.. Turner, on North Meridian
| street
| Invitations have been issued for the mar
| riage of Miss Caroline A. Stackhouse and
| Mr.. Oscar f. Brandt, to take place Wednes-
| day evening, Oct q, at the home of the
former AT home after Nov. 10 at No. 212S
| Mrs o. H. Hasselman entertained a few
| friends informally Friday afternoon in hon.
| or of her sister, Mrs. Tallmage, of Chicago.
IT'S no blue IL ne and White decorations was EN-
bellished with a quaint old bowl of white
cosmos.
The Magazine Club met yesterday after
noon with Mrs Florence Tibbs The pro-
| gramme was as follows: George Eliot
Mrs Edith Lewis; NH MI on on the Floss
"
"The Ethical Problems" Mrs. Clara Brown.
| Mrs. Henry D. Pierce is at Nashville by
| special appointment of the president of the
| Woman'S Club to the General Federation
| of Woman's Literary Clubs at the Tennes-
see centennial. Mr.. Pierce Joined her from
| the East, and they will remain a week at
| the exposition.
! The Inter Nos Club will meet Wednesday
| with Mrs. Mary Meek. 1t will be guest
evening. Miss Winnie Fesler, Miss Amy
| Champs. Miss Bessie Brown. Mrs. L. B.
| Hopkins, Miss Maud Roberts and Miss Fora
| Mann will contribute to an interesting pro-
gramme of music and literature.
Omaha papers announce the engagement
of Mr.. Will H. Clarke. formerly of this city,
and Miss Laura Pearle Hartman, OF Ona-
ha. The wedding will occur in November.
Miss Susie Clarke, who has been spending
the summer with her sister, Mrs FL. L.
Kreider,s of Omaha, will remain for the
wedding.
Among the weddings that are to occur
Wednesday are those of Miss Osa Annise
Beck and Mr.. Charles E. Conner. Miss Flor
ence Neat and Mr. Frank W. Finney, Miss
Belle. Isadore Bartholomew and Mr.. Allin
Wright Hewitt, Miss Grace u. Lintner and
Mr.. William S. Craig, Miss Pauline Osborn
and DR.. j. S. Bailey.
The first regular meeting of the Portfolio
Club will be held Thursday evening: Great
subject for paper exhibit to be made by
Herbert w. Foltz The entertainment
| ander and DR.. and Mrs. Brayton. The mu-
| sic will be in charge of Mr.. Schellschmidt
A number Of friends attended a surprise
ber sister uor MRS. w swesemaIn Ve at the
| home of Mr.. A. P. Wright, lrvington. Fri
| day evening. A short programme vas ar
! ranged, in which was a recitation by Mrs.
! James E. Edmonds. a song by Miss Anna
Schowe, and piano music oy Mrs =. M.
| Wright.
The Phi Pi Pi fraternity which has re-
| Gently been organized. has issued invita-
home of Miss Jessie F. Eckhouse, on North
| Meridian street The members are: Misses
Virginia G: straughan, Beryl M. Showers.
Jewel H. Fargo, Edith M; Pearson. Myla
D Smith, Lucy Mcdaniel, Ida NJ. Scott, Lee
ncra M. Hays and Freda Walk.
The Shakespeare Club will hold its meet
ing rday eyeninbg the Play to be StT Vis
e. Hancock o The &c CREEK eh + Parasite If si by
| Oscar w. Sears; THE Cynic," by A. l.
Dotey, and the reading of the passages
| showing the poets view of art and patron
| age will be read by Mary Corwin.
An autumn luncheon was given yester-
| day by Miss Bertha Cooke Dildine Chrys-
anthemums and autumn leaves were used
for decorat tons. Miss Natalie Shuler briggs,
Mrs Samuel A Swiggett and Mrs. Bertrand
b. Dildne assisted in entertaining. The
guests were Misses Elizabeth briggs, Evelyn
Holiday, Nora and Irene Taggart, Martha
Foster Eleanor Carey, Alma Bachman. Lii
liam Atkins Hazel Backus. Clara Hawkins
and Mya 10 Closer. In the evening Mr..
| and Mrs Dildine gave a musicale in honor
of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur W. Peterson.
| The Asheville IN. CO Daily Citizen of
| Wednesday gave the following account of
| the marriage of Miss Josephine Taylor, of
| this city, and Mr.. Whitenack of New York.
THE social event of to-day was the we'd
ding at the residence of the brides sister,
Mrs Agnes Taylor Basler, 45 French Broad
avenue, the contracting parties being Miss
Josephine Taylor daughter of the late Judge
| Napoleon 3. Taylor. of Indianapolis. ana
| Abram A. Whitenack, Of New York. The
ceremony was performed at high noon by
| Rev McNeely Du Bose, rector of Trinity
Episcopal Church. The bride was attired in
white brocaded satin, with white tulie veil,
and carried Eride roses. She was given
away by her brother, Harold Taylor, of
indianapolis Mrs. Baslers popular daugh-
ter Miss Katherine was maid OF honor.
Miss Basler wore white organdte and carried
American Beauty roses. The vestibule, in
which the ceremony was solemnized was
decorated most attractively, with a fine
BACKGROUND of evergreens and palms. After
the ceremony the bridal party and invited
guests partook of an elegant breakfast IN
dining room festooned with evergreens. In
| pleasing contrast to the general decorations
of the room the brides table was Ireeiy