The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-05-20

bride. Rev. E. B. Rawls. of Edwin Ray
Church, performed the ceremony
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene V. Minor entertained
the card club to which they belong last
evening.
Miss Esther Wilcox will return to-day
from Nashville, where she played Tuesday
evening at the exposition.
Messrs. Albert and Fred c. Tohn, who
have been visiting relatives here, will leave
tomorrow for New York.
Miss Helen Smith, of Charlottesville is
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron H. Blair,
having come to attend the festival
Mrs. Ida Hood Talbot formerly of this
city, is the guest of Miss Mary Dean, on
North Meridian street, for few days.
Miss Jeanette Judson has issued INVITA-
tons for tea May q in honor of Miss
her.
Mrs. H. S. Atterbury, of ST. Louis, and
Mrs j. M. Chesbrough, of Cincinnati. are
visiting DR.. and Mrs. y. G.. Pfaff for few
days.
The Flower Circle, of Roberts Park
Church, will meet with Mrs. Myra Allison,
No. 76S Broadway tomorrow afternoon at
8 o'clock.
Miss Wilcox. violinist, who played num-
Der at the musical congress in Nashville
Tuesday has returned to this city. She
was well received
Mrs. Otto Hasselman and Miss Hasse-
man, with their guest, Miss Stockton, of
Evanston will receive their friends in
formally this afternoon their usual day at
home.
Mrs. Miriam B. Gray, a prominent con-
tralto singer of Marion, is at the Bates.
She came to attend the May festival. Mrs.
Gray is sister Of Judge Hiram Brownlee,
of Marion.
Mrs. Benjamin D. Walcott has invited a
few friends for this afternoon to listen to
Mrs. Morris Rosss paper on Manners"
which she read at the last meeting OF the
Womans Club.
The Grand Army Posts and Relief Corps
iE the city will give a reception to Depart
ment Commander Dodge and Department
President Mrs. Travis, at Grand Army
Hall, this evening at o'clock.
Mrs. Conrad Baker and daughter Alice
have returned from Florida. where they
spent the winter with Mrs. Elizabeth Baker
Anderson and family: and they will remain
several weeks with Mrs Evans Woollen.
Mrs. H. H. Hanna will entertain a few
friends of her sister, Mrs. Albert Fletcher,
Monday afternoon informally, and Tues
day she will give luncheon to young
ladies for her niece, Miss Ethel Fletcher.
Mrs. M B. Wilson gave a charming
LUNCHEON yesterday to eight ladies' in honor
| is visiting her sister, Mrs. James M. Win
| ters. The table was adorned with long
| oval basket of flowers.
Tomorrow afternoon will be guest day
| at the Woman's Club and each member
may invite one guest Mrs. Horace Mckay
will read paper on The Lohengrin of
! the Civil War" and Mrs. Charles b. Clarke
| will read of The Price Of Progress in
IDEAS"
! Miss Maud Bryan entertained a few
! friends yesterday afternoon with thimble
! party in honor of Miss McGlasson, of
! Louisville, who is visiting Miss BERTHE Gro
! mer The guests were asked to make but
! ton holes; and dainty prizes were awarded
| for the best and worst examples. Pink
| and white prevailed in the appointments of
! the entertainment.
| Miss Frances Williams gave a handsome
! luncheon yesterday for Miss Helen Gentle,
! who will leave Saturday for St. Louis to
! reside. The table was decorated with small
! baskets of flowers at either end and but
| terfiy bow Of wide green satin ribbon in the
! center There were covers laid for twelve.
! After the luncheon Miss Williams provided
dozen hem-stitched doylies and each
colored silk as a parting gift TO Miss Gen
tie. Among the guests was Miss Ruth Full
lerton, of Cincinnati.
Mrs. Charles Kahlo threw open her pretty
home on North Meridian street yesterday
afternoon to receive her friends in honor
of Mr.. Kahlo's niece. Miss Kettenring OF
Defiance, o., who is their guest. Assistant
hostesses in the parlor We're Mrs. George
Dwight Kahlo, Mrs John Carl Ingram.
Mrs. Caleb S. Denny, Mrs. Aonzo r. Hen
erickson and Mrs. Henry klnppenpers; in
the parlor growing daisies made minia-
ture garden of the mantel and a protuSlon
of palms were placed here and there. The
staircase. doorways and fretwork were fes-
TONED with SmilaX and so were the chande-
liers American Beauty roses were ar
ranged in the music room and pink carna-
tions with lilies of the valley in the library.
Miss Knippenberg, Miss CASTOR, Miss Mary
Ransdell and Miss Jessie Miller presided
in the library. The dining table Was fra
grant with yellow tea roses and pansles
Combined with smilax The honors of the
room were done by Mrs. Kate Perry Nor
ris. Mrs. George n. Catterson, Mrs. Alex
ander NJ. Stewart and Mrs. Bertrand b.
Adams, who We're assisted by Miss Mary
Edith Dean. Miss Clara Ingram and Miss
Mary Kahlo. The harpist stationed in the
hall played during the hours from to s.
Among the guests were Mrs Humble of
Leavenworth. Mrs. Timothy Harrison of
Richmond, Mrs. Beatty of Alexandria. Mrs.
Kinnard of Anderson. Miss Sara Layton
Walker and Miss Bessie Taylor OF Brook
lyn, n. Y.
BOOZE-LITTLE.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
WORTHINGTON, Ind. May 19-Mr l.,
r. Booze, prominent dentist OF this place
and Miss Ida Little We're married this after
noon at the residence of Mr. and Mrs w.
A. Little. parents of the bride. Rev. j. w.
Baker, of the NJ. Il. Church. ofticiated. The
bride has been high school teacher here
for several years