The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-06-16

William Z. SOCWell, OF this city. only men,
bers of the immediate families were pres
ent. The ceremony was performed by Rev.
VIM. Armstrong pastor OF the West Union
Friends Church. Miss Johnson formerly
had charge of the Young Ladies' Home in
this city under the auspices Of the FRIENDS
Church. At home cards will be sent to their
friends later
FOSTER-GOETZ.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
SEYMOUR, Ind, June 15.-Mr. Lee Fos-
ter, farmer, and Miss Lula Goetz, of this
city, We're united in marriage Sunday at
the home of the brides parents, Mr.. andy
Mrs. George GoetZ, Rev. David I. NeWsoms
of Azalia, officiating.
MILLER-RETHEFOR
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
YORKTOWN, Ind, June 15-Last even.
ing Rev. John Taylor officiated at the mar
riage of Miss June Retheford, of Anderson,
and Mr.. Spencer Miller of this city
Irvington.
Miss Fox has been a guest of the Misses
Shank for a few days
Miss Jane Graydon will spend commence
ment week with Mr.. and Mrs. f. r. Kantz.
Professor and Mrs. Thrasher have taken
a cottage at Macatawa, Mich, where they
will spend the summer
The members of the freshmen class drovet
to Broad Ripple Monday morning in tally
hos and spent the day in the woods
Mr.. and Mrs. Jules Ludlow and family
will leave this month for northern MIchi-
gan, where they Will spend the summer.
Miss May Carvin, of Edmburg. Ind, has
been spending some days with Mr.. and Mrs.
OrVille Carvin, at their home on Washing
ton street.
This afternoon from to Miss Josephine
Smith will give a linen shower for Miss
Ellen Boyles, whose marriage TO Dr. b. j.
Terrell occurs next Wednesday.
Mrs. Il. c. Thompson will give garden
party Thursday afternoon for the young
women of the senior class at Butler or
which class her daughter is a member
Professor and Mrs Henry Bruner, whose
marriage occurred this month in Freiburg,
July, on their way to Professor Bruner3
former home in Des Moines, la.
Miss May Hrayton will entertain the
young women OF the Kappa Kappa Gamma
fraternity with an Informal party at her
home in Indianapolis next Saturday even
ing.
The young men of the Phi Delta Theta
fraternity gave a hay ride Monday evening.
The party drove to Mr.. Pierre Van Syckie.S
home, in the country. where 1t was enter
tanned at supper. and returned by moon-
light.
Dr. and Mrs. A. r. Benton will have as
their guest for several weeks their grand
son, Mr.. Benton Dales, of Lincoln, Neb.,
who viii come this week MIR. Dales was
graduated this spring from the University
of Nebraska and will teach chemistry there
next year.
ercses will be observed at Butler at the
usual chapel hour, 10 O'Clock. The pro-
gran1me oil exercises is as follows: Opening
hymn, prayer and Scripture reading; song,
Miss Calvin; senior valedictory, Willis
Blount; student response, H. C ROBBERS. @:
concluding song, Aud Lang Syne
Tomorrow evening the preparatory con-
test in declamat ton will take place in the
is as follows: 'shamus 8 Brien,' Benjamin
Davis; THE Olive Wreath" Samuel Dyson;
Two Gentlemen Of Kentucky. Jason FL
stun; I'm the Children's Hospital" Marie
Martin: The Execution of Sydney Car
ton,'' Myron Settle The Soul Of the Vio-
lin" Lawrence Manlove; An Order for
Picture" Walter Wilson.
The largest reception that has occurred in
Irvington this summer was given yester-
her home on Washington and Commercial
streets. Mrs. Brown received In the broad
reception hall and was assisted by her
mother, Mrs. Hanna. Mrs. Scot Butler.
Miss Harriet Noble Mrs Charles II. Clarke
and Mrs. Lucius Il. Swift. The spacious
house, with it's antique architecture and
beautiful statuatN almost hidden in the
profusion of tall palms, especially at
tractve on the hot summer afternoon. The
old-fashioned fireplace in the hall was a
mass OF hydrangeaS and Gala lilies; pink
roses in every tint, blush peonies and great
lunches OF pink and white carnations made
the house a garden OF beauty Punch Was
served on the porch by Miss Verna Richey
Miss Charlotte Powell and Miss Louise
Brown An orchestra stationed in the up-
per hall and screened by palms played dur
ing the reception hours. In the dining room
Mrs Robert Browning, Mrs. Orvilie Carvin,
Smith alternated in presiding at the table,
and assisting in passing the ices were Miss
Mary Eddy Miss Anne Butler and Miss
Madge Layman. Quantities of Gala liles
massed on the buffet and filing wall re-
ceptaeles made the room sweet with fra
grance The walls were fest0oned with sni-
lax and a large basket filled with many
tinted flowers adorned the center of the
table. The guests includeG friends of the
hostess in both Irvincton and Indiananolis
Mrs. Brown will entertain her younger
friends at tea from TO this afternoon
in honor of Miss Mary Eddy. who has been
here attending college during the winter
and will return 10 her home in Hiawatha,
Kan. next week.