The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-12-28

Lafayette, and viii be assisted by num-
Der of young ladies' In the evening they
will entertain.
Miss Myrtle smythe gave a guessing
party last evening for her visitor. Miss
FahneStock. of Lafayette, and Miss Me
Doel and Miss Boggs, of the same city,
who are visiting the Misses Shower. Pretty
pieces of china We're given as prizes Among
the guests We're Mr. Love- of Detroit. and
Mr.. Curtis, of Lafayette.
Mrs Harriet Augusta Prunk gave dim
ner Saturday evening i'm honor of Rev. u.
j. Ellison and Superintendent and Mrs. ".
III. GlasScock. Red and green were the
colors of the dining room decorations. The
guests We're entertained after dinner with
music by Miss Carmen and Miss Shaffer.
and readings by Mrs. Prunk
Rev. f. M. Elliott performed the mar
riage ceremony at his home yesterday for
Miss Agnes Lorraine Yonker, of this citys
and Mr.. Joseph Dixon Avery, of Chicago.
Guests We're present from Lafayette. Brook
lyn Hammond and Bloomington. Mr.. and
Mrs. Avery went East for wedding trip.
They will reside at No. 1904 Prairie avenue,
Chicago.
Mrs o. d. Weaver and Mrs. e. r. Rex
ford will receive informally this afternoon
at. Mrs. Weaver's home. No. II East Six
teenth street. for Mrs. Myra Goodwin
Plantz, of Appleton, Wis and Mrs. Z. nj.
Goodwin, of Buffalo, N. Y. This evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Weaver and Mr. and Mrs.
ReXfordl will receive for Mrs. Plantz and
Mr.. and Mrs. Goodwin There are no invi-
tations.
A large dance was given last evening at
the Brenneke Academy by Mrs. Augusta
Martin and Mrs r. r. Reeves, for their
daughters, Miss Laura Martin and Miss
Ethel Reeves Holiday garlands of green.
tied with red ribbon, decorated the hall.
The ladies' We're assisted by Miss Martin,
Messrs.s Richard and George Reeves and
Miss Julia Lanson, of Colfax, who is visit
ing Miss Martin. Supper was served in the
banquet hall.
Rev. and Mrs. John Allen Blair will re-
to New Orleans. The reading club of which
Mrs. Blair was a. member will entertain at
K SuSU for M Mr. and Mrs Bar Wednes
day afternoon from to o'clock. Mrs.
Blair will receive informally with her moth
vitations. Mr.. and Mrs. Blair will leave for
their home in Terre Haute Thursday MORN
ing.
The Monday Afternoon Club observed a
guests meeting last evening by entertain-
ing it's friends at the home of DR.. A. j.
Clark on North New Jersey street. The
guests We're received by the officers, Pres
ers, Mrs. Pauline Kistner, Mrs. d. T..
Fleener and Mrs. a. d. Yockey. Rev. AL
of a Methodist Church in that city. read
an interesting description of Picturesque
and Romantic New Orleans giving word
picture of the f9mous city of the delta Mrs.
w. B. Judah gave a piano number and
Mrs. Thomas Boyd sang. After the pro-
gramme, Mrs. Robson and Mrs Showers
assisted by Miss Bradley. Miss Mary East
man, Miss Mabel Wilson and Mrs. A. G.
iday ropes and wreaths OF green, Among
those who enjoyed the hospitality of the
club We're DR.. and Mrs w; d, Hancock:
of Hamilton, o.. and Prof. Altman, on
Purdue University, Lafayette
The German Literary Club held its holi-
day meeting yesterday afternoon With MIS-
Clemens ere on b bf9 be Satas .he
the first parlor, where the business OF the
meeting was transacted. The company
the broad doors were thrown open and
there was a Christmas tree lighted with
myriads of candles and slistening with
was a card bearing an appropriate senti-
ment from some great German writer. Each
had a sprig from the Christmas tree tied
to the corner with red ribbon. one caro-
was tied with white, and was in memory
of members of the club, Mrs. Fletcher ana
Mrs. Lieber who are absent but not for
gotten" This was read by the president,
Mrs. c. NJ. Walker. The sentiments were
all read aloud, The remainder OF the pro-
gramme was the reading of a German
Christmas story by Mrs. Vonnegut, songs
by Mrs. Goetz and Mrs. Bernard Vonne-
gut, and a violin solo by Master Walter.
son of the hostess. luncheon, with char
acteristic German dishes, followed the eX-
ercises all Of which were happily planned
and executed. The 'Weinachts" meeting is
always one of the most interesting 81 the
year in the club
ER-S1ASONGOOD
CINCINNATI, Dec. 27.--A wedding inter~
esting to many in this city, New York and
elsewhere occurred here to-day. Miss Clara
Seasongood, third daughter of Gen. Lewis
Seasongood, Il leading wholesale merchant OF
Cincinnati, was married to Philip Berolz-
heimer, of New York. The ceremony was at
the Mound-street Temple. at $50 p. m, fol-
lowed by a brilliant reception at the Phoenix
Club.
MTGHELI~-CLARK.
Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal.
HARTFORD CITY, Ind, Dec. 27.--At the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Bradbury, on
Saturday morning. DR.. Norman E. Mighell.
of Marshalltown, Ia, and Miss DR.. Lola
D. Clark, of New Orleans, were married.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. l..
A. Beeks. of the Grace NJ. r.. Church. Those
present from a distance were. Miss Julia
Clark of Dancy, Mich. and Mrs. Rosella
Mighel. of Marshaltown, la. The happy
couple departed Christmas night for Mar
shalltown. Ia. their future home. TIE
groom is a brother of Mrs. G. "A. Bradbury,
Of this city.
HIGINBOTHAM--ICE.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
NEW CASTLE. Ind, Dec. 27.-At the
home of f. NJ. Ice. in Mount Summit, Sat-
urday evening. took place the wedding or
Mr. Ices daughter Lillian and Mr.. Samuel
Higinbotham, of Paramount, West yir-
gina. The bride pale blue brocads
SATIN trimmed In white lace About seven-
ty-five friends were present. The ceremony