The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-06-29

l L-yla Kkeyes and Miss Elizabeth Lucas, of
SSoiuInDus. After short ride the party re-
turned to Miss O'DonneI1's home. where
members OF the party sang.
MRS, Mrs Henry Jameson and daughters will
vaar N IN. august for Germany to spend
year. Dr, and Mrs. Alexander Jameson will
occupy the residence with DIR. Henry
Jameson during their absence.
Miss Corela Taylor has issued invitations
Miss Clay of Lexington Miss RYAN of Of
w lIIlamsport, Pa, and Miss Hooker and
ms MSS lyman of Chicago. .Thibles" is on
Miss Caroline Marmon. of the class Of
Iss6 OF the Girls Classical School, has just
won prize offered by Dr. Brady of the
Latin department of Smith College, for the
psst ana most elegant translation of a
Horatian ODE
=, Miss Julia Hollweg entertained few of
lhe friends of Miss Marion Rondthaler,
who Is visiting Miss Reese and Miss Luz
cas-, of Columbus who is visiting Miss
Slnith with an informal tea yesterday
street.
:. Miss, Florence Coffin, who is the first
granddaughter" of Glendale College, Ohio,
mas received handsome banner of the col
Iege colors; crimson and white, with the
name Oh the college across il and a set
OF photographs of the colleges from the
m nembers of the institution. The material
oL the banner is fine broadcloth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Igoe and Mr.. Ed
WARD A. Foote have taken apartments at
the Victoria. The Victoria garden at the
rear OF the house is about the size of the
sdruen OF the German House and will be
adorned with flower beds, fountains, rustic
seats, tables and benches for the use OF
the occupents of the apartments.
The members of the Choral Union held
a reunion yesterday afternoon and even
ing at Broad Ripple. There are about fifty
members in the organization. Their best
ing service of the season at the Second
ffespgteflan Church the previous even
ing. There will be a separation for the
to their eoltage in Michigan, Mr.. Oliver 81 s
Mr. riiaT9 fterce WI 20 to the seashore,
ROBINSON has gone TO the Catskills.
Miss Julia Spades gave a pretty tea yes
Ierday from TO 8 at her home on North
Meridian street. Roses, marguerites and
ton in the several rooms. Miss Spades
was assisted by her mother. Miss jean
netfe Judson and her visitor. Miss Clay.
Bingham. The tea table was Set
nations and white sweet peas in grace
ful stem vases as the floral adornment.
The guests wore the. daintiest of summer
gowns and picture hats.
Mr.. and Mrs Enrique Miller gave a coun-
try dinner of thirty covers last evening
at the Country Club. at which Admiral
and Mrs; George Brown were the guests of
honor The table was simply and effec-
lively decoratedwith roses and there We're
roses at each plate. The name cards bore
dainty water color designs of the different
hags OF the navy. During the dinner toasts
We're proposed and responded to, Mr.. Henry
D. Pierce acting as master of such cere-
and Mrs. Harrison, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II.
Coleman, Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. z. WATSON,
Mr. and Mrs II. d. Pierce, DR.. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles 3. lockwood, Mr..
and Mrs: Samuel Reid, Mr. and Mrs.
Silas Baldwin: Mrs. Peckham of Chicago.
~ "a 70 Coz
olyn Smith of Cincinnati Miss Coffin Mr..
George Brown, jr., and Mr.. A S. Lock-
ard A quartet sang on the gallery during
the dinner
HARING+FRY.
The marriage of Miss Mary Han1ey Fry,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Fry,
and Mr. Harry Doris Haring, of Cincin-
natl took place last evening at the family
residence on Rucke street. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. NJ. l.. Haines, of
the First Presbyterian Church, in the
presence of the relatives and most intimate
friends at o'clock. The wedding march
was played by harpist as the bridal party
entered the parlOr. The attendants were
Miss Caroline Fry, Miss Tnerese Fry, Sis
tiers of the bride, Miss Harriet Bugbee as
flower girl, and Dr. Emil Haring, of Au-
rOra, and Mr.. J. j. Kyle. of Marion, as
best men. They stood beneath a canopy of
SlnllaX ana mdrguerlteS ana the ndrplSt
played softly Loves Old Sweet Song" as
the words of the ceremony We're spoken.
The bride wore handsome gown of ivory
duchess satin, of walking length, and the
corsage was trimmed with duchess and
point lace, of the brides grand
mother, which is an heirloom in
the family On her hair was
ried ostrich feather fan, one of her
wedding gifts. The bridesmaids wore
gowns of fiuted white organdie and
ried huge bouquets of marguerites tied
with long ribbons, The little flower maid
wore white organize and carried a basket
of marguerites. The entire decoration of
the room was of SmilaX and marguerites
and white sweet peas. The stairs We're
entwined with the flowers and the arches
and draperies were festooned with the
green and white. In the second room red
and pink hollyhocks were added to the
other blossoms. The ceremony was fol-
lowed by a supper. The brides table was in
Dresden with an epergne of white sweet
of margueriteS and ribbons met the gar
lands of SmilaX which fell from the chan
delier. AT o'clock there was a reception.
Mr. and Mrs. Fry and the bridal party
Mrs. James Powers, Mrs. Ira Bugbee. Mrs.
Otto Schoen, Mrs. Henry Clay Campbell.
Mrs. 3. II. Prather, Mrs. j. O. Spahr,
Mrs. z. r. New, Mrs. Harley Craft and
Misses Emma and Margaret Mortland.
The punch bowl in the Enclosed porch was
loving cup in charge of Miss Florence
Liebert and the guest book in charge of
Miss Augusta Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
ing will take a bridal trip before long
the. guests at the wedding were DR.. and
Mrs Graham and Miss Stella Lodge of
Madison; Professor Griggs, Miss Mary
Griggs and Master Edward Griggs, of Lee