The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-06-27
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WEIGH and DR. Thomas Gaddis, Miss May
Alerdice and Mr. Harding.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Rice Maxwell left
yesterday for Parkersburg, w. Va. Mr..
Maxwell will return Tomorrow. and Tues
day Mrs. Comfy will go there TO joiTs her
daughter. Mrs Maxwell. and both will GO
to visit relatives at Clarksburg, Va. They
will be absent about two weeks.
Miss .Corella Taylor will give veranda
party Saturday morning for Miss Hooker
ana Miss lyman of Chicago, who are visit
Kentucky. Miss Violet Coen of Chicago, is
I, expected TO visit Miss Taylor this week
and she will also be a guest of honor.
Mrs. Emil Wulschner read delightful
and comprehensive paper before the women
of Roberts Park Church Friday afternoon
on the subject of Flowers, Their Place and
History in Christian Work" Mrs. Wulsch-
ner is Indiana Conference president of the
Woman's Home Missionary Society.
Miss Mabel MacEaehren. of Toronto,
Canada, is visiting Mrs. John Pritchard.
Ma Eaehren is one Of Toronto's best yo-
calfsts. She will sing at the first annual
n schnoI zen Of the City Hospital Train
at the Third Christian Church.
Misses Hazel Backus, Edna Green, Mabel
Rose, Freda Green, Maud Hovey, Marjorie
and Mabel Pray, assisted by Mrs. Lynn B.
Mlllikan, gave lawn fete and fair at the
corner Of North Meridian and Eighteenth
| streets Wednesday evening The proceeds,
| &,l5, were given to the Fresh Air Mission.
! Mrs John w. Kern entertained a hearts
party yesterday morning for Mrs. Henry
| Nlnton, OF Lafayette, and Miss Smith, of
| cincinnati. The game was played on the
| pretty shady upstairs porch, where flowers
| guests were Mrs Fl. S. Atterbury of St
Louis, and Mrs. T. H. Noonan, of Cincin-
natl.
Admiral and Mrs Brown were given a
| handsome dinner Wednesday evening by
| Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Townley, at their
| home on Broadway. The. table decorations
q In
| ing a flagship of flowers, floating the
American flag, and small flags were at
| guests were Mr.. and Mrs. John c. New,
| Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Morris, Mr. and
Mrs; David Wallace and Mr.. and Mrs. E.
| S. r. Seguin
| Mr.. and Mrs NJ. H. Spades gave party
last evening in observance of their silver
| wedding anniversary at their home on
| North Meridian street. The host and
| hostess received in the drawing room. Mrs.
| Spades wore a handsome gown of white
! sllk with corsage of white and gold bro
| cade and lace. The room was artiStically
decorated with soft gray moss and pink
| sweet peas and roses, the mantes being
! hidden with the flowers and moss. In the
| Delft dining room marguerites and moss
| graced the mantel and buffet and in the
| hall and music room large vases of mar
| guerites were placed Mrs. Spades was as
| sisted in extending her Inequalities by her
! daughter, Miss Julia Spades, her niece, Miss
| Whitcomb, Mrs. H. A. Bingham, Mrs.
| Charles L. HoIstein, Mrs. Frederick Rush,
! Mrs Van Hummell, Mrs. George e. Town
| ley, Mrs. o. G. Pfaff Mrs. John r. Brush,
| Mrs Mckenzie, Mrs. Annie Wright. Mrs.
| John w. Kern, Mrs. John w Hoffman and
| Mrs. William E. Sharpe. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Spades received numerous beautiful gifts in
! silver and flowers.
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Helen
Meany and Mr.. Joseph Rubber occurred
Church. Rev. B. a. McCabe performed the
| ceremony. The briday party entered the
| church to the music of Mendelssohn $
mass which followed the ceremony the
| full choir sang. AS the bridal party was
! leaving the church Mr. VIII Turk sang
30 Promise Me- Little Miss Marguerite
Muril Beseke, of Richmond, Ind, was
sister Miss Sadie f. Meany, and the groom
| by his brother, Mr. John Fuber. The ush-
| ers were Mr.. James McCloskey and Mr..
! Will Meany The bride wore a pretty gown
| of white mousseline de sole over white silk,
veil, and carried white prayer book. The
| bridesmaids gown was white mousseline
| do sole over light blue silk, and hat to
| match. Her flowers were an arm boquet
| of pink roses. The little flower girl wore
| a gown of pink silk trimmed in cream lace,
| and a wreath of pink roses and white sweet
| peas and carried the brides roses. After
| the ceremony at the church wedding
| breakfast was served at the home OF the
| brides mother. The tables formed a cross
with strands of smilax crossing the tables
| with roses and white ribbon. The guests
| from out of town were Mr.. NJ Clare, Miss
| Maggie Clare and Miss Anna McNurney,
| of Raysville, Ind; Mr.. and Mrs John John
| son and daughter Collette. of Bedford, Ind,
| and Mrs. William j.. Taylor, of Kansas
| housekeeping in their new home on Talbot
i avenue.