The Indianapolis journal., 1897-01-07
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

her day at home this week.
Mr.. Charles NJ. Cooper has gone to Texas
with party of friends on hunting trip.
Mrs. George c. Beck and Miss Beck will
be at home Monday afternoons during Ian
uary.
Mrs. Edward Hawkins recalled her invi-
tations for her card party yesterday after
noon.
gone from Brussels tc Paris to spend the
winter.
Miss Edna Heller entertained about thirty
young friends lat cards Tuesday evening
at her home.
Miss Violet Coen. of Chicago. will come
to-day to be the guest of Miss Corella
Taylor for a few days.
The Misses Mcintosh will give card par
ties Monday and Tuesday afternoons of
next week in honor of guests from out of
town.
Miss Florence c. Neate and mother have
returned home. after spending several
weeks with friends in Hopkinsvilie and
Louisville, KY.
tain the Kettledrum Club. of which she is
a member, at her home, 1859 North Penn
sylvania street.
Miss Gertrude Hays has issued invita-
tions for an informal tea Friday afternoon
from to in honor of her sister, Mrs.
Glidden, of Cleveland. ..
Miss Erema Smith, of Rushvile, who has
been visiting Miss Mayme Beck, is now the
guest or Miss Mary HICKS at Mrs. j. III.
Serff's, on College avenue.
Miss Mary Stowell who has been spend
ing some time in Pittsburg with her broth
ers, has gone TO Germany. where she will
study music for some time.
Mrs. Mabel +. Conner gave a thimble
Bellefontaine street. Mrs. Townsend, of
Richmond, was the only guest from out of
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis T. Hord gave a
lun oh. .Af1u .1ist, ptx lac for
Mr.. and Mrs. Mortimer Levering. of La
fayette, who are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John
l.. Griffiths.
Mrs. George F. Branham received word
yesterday of the death of her mother. Mrs.
Nichols, at New Richmond, o. Mrs. Bran
ham will go to North Madison, where the
funeral is to be held.
Miss Laura Huey will entertain next
con in honor of her guest Miss Alys Young,
of Louisville. Miss Huey will receive in
formally this afternoon and evening for her
guest.
Mary Holiday. Mabel Winter and Amy
Keene will give entertainment at the
residence of Mr. J. II. Holiday week
from Saturday afternoon. The announce
ment assnre hne ne nt sn0w m fo oIdar f9m.s neo
pie"
Mrs. f. II. Carter gave a whist and
angling party Tuesday afternoon in honor
Of Mrs. p. E. Haynes and Nd Miss hsd Pearl N,iil
Haynes will be the guests of Dr. and Mrs.
]. c. Walker, afte" tomorrow, for few
days.
Invitations will be issued in few days
by Mrs Anna Cady Hammond for the mar
riage of her daughter Miss Katharine kier-
sttd Stone and Mr.. Carl Vernon Grinth,
to take place Wednesday evening. Jan "a
at 7:30 o. o'clock at Christ Church. recep-
tion at the residence, on North Illinois
street, will follow the ceremony.
Miss Myrtle May Hawkins. younger
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. F. Nj. Hawkins
and Bertrand L. Smith were married at the
home of the brides parents on North East
street last night Rev. John f. Pounds
performed the ceremony. About fifty of the
smilax and carnations were the decorations
used. Mr.. and Mrs Hawkins were assisted
in receiving by Mrs. w: +. Fitzpatrick, OF
Whiteland, mother OF the groom.
DR. and Mrs J. II. McShane gave a
handsome dinner party last evening at
their home. on College avenue. in honor OF
Mrs. w. T: Browns guests. Mrs. and Miss
seated at small tables. each of which was
adorned with a vase of flowers. q different
kind at each table. The guests entertained
Mrs William p Brown, Mrs. Sperry. Mrs.
Jennie NJ Ballenger. Mr. and Mrs. w. d.
Cooper. Miss Cooper. Mr.. and Mrs. +. II.
Carter Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Powell
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Test Nhltsett ana
Mr.. John s. Duncan.
programme OF MacDowelfs compost
tions was given yesterday at the matinee
musicale by the members OF the flrst dlvi-
Hyde. Mrs. H.. D. Gray: Mrs; W: w:
en- the second piano by miss 5iss Melgsp, ess,c
Wallick Mrs. Sontag and Mr. Irving Swan
Brown. Mrs. David Gibson and Miss Beck
PLAYED two duets. and quartet consist
ing of Mrs II. H. Rowland Miss Schrader.
Mr. Wocher and Mr. Dochez sang four
short songs. The programme was unusu-
allv good Mrs. Gibson, Mrs. Sontag. Mrs
Rice and Miss Hyde took part for the frst
time. The next meeting, Jan. 20, will be a
programme by the second division and
two weeks following will be the song recital
OF Mrs Raschig. which is announced on
the programmes for the next meeting.
GOSSETT-MUNGEN.
The marriage of Miss Katharine Gossett,
daughter of Mrs. Martha Z. Gossett and
DIR. William Wallace Mungen, of Fort
WAYNE took place yesterday afternoon at
40 o'clock. at the residence of Mr. and
Mrs. J. w. Cooper. 800 College avenue. The
relatives and nearest friends. to the num-
her of eighty. assembled to witness the
ceremony. which was pronounced by Rev.
T. A. MiIburn Mrs. Frank Harrington
plaved the wedding march from 'Midsum-
ner Nights Dream, as the bridal party
descended the stairs. which were decorated
with Southern smilax until the railing was
almost hid. The attendants were four chill
dren. Miss Edith Cleveland in a white or
candle gown over pink SILK and Master
Milne Scott in pages costume. took the
lavender and white ribbons at the foot of
the stairs and carried them TO the opposite
side of the parlor. making an aisle for the
bride The other attendants were Miss
Marguerite Cooper. III white organdle over
lavender silk. who carried the wedding
ring i'm n basket of violets. and Master
Adds Richards, in pages dress. who held
the brides roses. The wedding gown was
of ivory white moire velours, made walking
length with high corSage and very long
sleeves and a graceful trimming of duch-
esse Lace The place where the bridal party
stood was gracefully decorated with SOUTH
ern smilaX and a large wall vase OF Wnlte
carnations and roses with ferns. All OF the
rooms were decorated with snlilaN, roses
and ferns In the dining room buffet
luncheon was served after the ceremony.
The brides favorite color. lavender. pre-
vailed in all of the appointments and Vlo-
lets were the flowers used, basket OF
these with white carnations and ferns occu-
pying the center of the table. DR.. and Mrs.
Mungen left in the afternoon for Fort
Wayne. where they will be at home at
the Wayne Hotel. Among the guests at
Eva. Nelson. of Fort Wayne; Colonel Lewis
Dutton Mrs T.. j. Richards and Mrs. e. A.
Richards of Chicago Mr.. and Mrs. d. X.
Moore of Muncis: Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Moore and Miss Moore. of Richmond; MI.
N y. Crawford. OF Grecnsoure.
NOBLE ITALIANS MARRIED.
CHICAGO. Jan. 6.-The wedding of Sig
norma Maria Pepe, sister of the Countess
Rozwadowski. wife of the Italian consul in
Chicago. TO Signor Emilio March of New
York. occurred this evening at $50 o'clock
at the Victoria Hotel. The bride was given
away by Count Rozwadowski and was at