The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-09-26

Tenn. to occur Wednesday evening. Oct. 6.
at All Angels Church, New York.
Dr. Thomas w. Evans and Mr. Arthur
y. vaiois, of Paris. France. who have been
guests or Mr.. and Mrs $. r. Morss at the
Grand Hotel left yesterday for Chicago.
Mrs. Paul A. F'lorian of Dallas. Tex. is
VISITING relatives on North Delaware street
one IS on a return trip from New England,
"here she has been spending the summer.
Miss Van Valkenburg will give a house
party at her cottage at Maxinkuckee next
month. Mr.. and Mrs. Field of Chicago
MISS Helen Armstrong and a few others
will attend.
Misses Florence and Mae Pierce, who
nave been visiting Mrs. Arthur S. Thomas.
M NH go tomorrow 20 visit Miss Estelle
NUM- " II or No 1910 Elm street, before going
TO Washington. ID. c.
Miss Carrie Malott will leave Wednesday
Tor F1shkill he-Hudson, where she will
attend the marriage of Miss Tompkins, sis
ter of Miss Jennie Tompkins who visited
MISS Adalott a few weeks ago.
An informal reception, celebrating the
eighty-fourth birthday of Mrs. Alexander
adams, will be given next Thursday after
noon, from to s. at the residence of Mrs.
j. j. Minthorn, No. 1902 Cornell avenue.
The marriage of Mr. August Ulrich and
MISS annie Lennon took place last even
ing ing at the home of the brides parents
only few of the nearest relatives and
friends were present. Rev. j. L. Pounds
OBLIGATED.
Mrs. NJ. Eckhouse. of No. 1925 North Me-
a visit to CINCINNATI and Huntington, W.
va. Mrs. ]. w. Sansberry, jr. of Ander-
son. Will be the guest of Mrs. Eckhouse for
few days.
MISS 1rma Tackett, of Shelbyville ILL.,;
MISS Ethel Madge Spring, Of Olney. ILL.,,
and Miss Laura Paxton, of Princeton, have
come to attend the Girls Classical School
and will live at the residence.
Mrs. Jennie Miller has returned home
from Columbus, O., where she was visit
campment and convention of the Union
Veteran Legion, bringing with her the hon.
ors OF national chaplain of the organiza-
ton.
given by Miss Grace Augustine Sickford, on
East Eleventh street. She will be assisted
by Mrs. Harry Hoover, Miss Blanche Lay
cock and Miss Lillian Despo. The guests
Seiner.
The Woman's Club will entertain the
gentlemen Friday evening at their inaugu-
raj meeting for the season. The gentle
men will be the guests of honor. A short
musical programme will be given, and the
president. Mrs. George c. Hit, will make
an address.
Miss Nell Steep, Miss Helen Case and Mr..
f. II. Parmeee left at noon yesterday to
join house party to be entertained by her
and Mrs George p. Kidd, of Princeton,
Ind Miss Steep and Mr.. Parmeee will
visit Miss Harrye Branham of Evansville,
before their return, the last of October.
"A udnClnS cluD mas Deen organized under
the name of THE Lanzadores,' which will
dance at the Brenneke academy. The of
Eoers are President, Newton H. Lasbiell;
vice president, James V. Kelly; treasurer,
die; board of directors, c. Carol Boyer,
George A. Warren. Robert M. Churchman,
Albert E. Seaton. Will NJ McMaster.
The ladies' of the Woodruff Place section
of the Free kindergarten will meet
Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock at the
home of Mrs. A. G. .Ayres, and all ladies
rIr4 how iAtt cd f1,1 nv
quested to attend Mrs. John B. Elan,
president of the Kindergarten, and Mrs. d.
A: Baker, superintendent of the schools,
Will give talks on the work of the society.
The Contemporary Club will have it's first
meeting of the season Wednesday evening.
Rev William Norman Guthrie will deliver
the address on the subject William Blake,
Mystic. Poet and Painter" The reception
committee will be Mr.. and Mrs. William p.
Ffshback, Mr.. and Mrs. John l.. Griftiths,
Mrs May Wright Sewall and Miss Mary
Ellen Colgan. Ladies are requested to re-
move their bonnets at the meetings this
season.
Miss T. L. VOss gave a wheel party last
evening, the ride being to Mrs. Trips at
Woodruff Place, and then to the home of
the hostess, where supper was served. The
guests were members of the Lilly party.
who spent August at Mount Clemens, and
Included Mr.. and Mrs j. M Lilly, Mr.. and
MrT v and W. @ MI Miss snf Fm M[s Fseber
DR.. c. l. Fletcher, Mr.. Hill, Mr. Stem and
Mr.. Brown.
Miss Harriet Clevenger gave a dinner at
the Bates House Friday evening in honor
of Miss Ora Deal of South Bend. The
flowers adjoining the rooms and table were
American Beauty roses. The company in
cluded Misses Bertha and Daisy Drapier
Miss Mary FPickens, Miss Lois Dyer Mrs
KenWorthy and Mrs. Lillian Cushman, of
New Orleans. The gentlemen Joined the
ladies at Miss Clevenger's home in the
evening and played cards.
Miss Winifred n. Drudy and Mr.. William
f. Canada were married Sept. 81 and after
the ceremony reception was given in
their honor at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
George II. Jones, No. SIG West Twenty
seventh street. Among the guests were
Mrs. Kate Brown and Miss May Brown
Bloomfield; Messrs. Charles and James
Brown, of Lawrencehurg. Mr.. and Mrs
Canada will reside at the Circle Park
Hotel.
The marriage of Mr. A. M Candee of
this city. and Miss Mary r. Taylor, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. William G.. Taylor
took place Friday evening at o'clock in
by Rev. c. S. Lester. The ushers We're
Mr. Alonzo L. Taylor, of Everett, Wash.
brother of the bride, and Mr.. Charles L.
Candee of Evanston, ILL.,, brother of the
groom. The bride was attended by her sis
ter, Miss Kathryn Taylor. and the groom
by his brother, Mr.. William l.. Candee. of
Milwaukee. An orchestra furnished the
music for the event. The bride wore a
pretty gown of white organize over white
silk. trimmed with old point lace, and the
maid of honor wore pink. The house was
handsomely decorated with flowers and
palms. After the ceremony there was re-
ception Mr.. and Mrs. Candee will take a
wedding trip and then will come to this
city to reside. They will be at home at No.
q West Thirteenth street