The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-08-04

Salt Lake City to visit friends and expect
10 arrive home in a few days.
Mrs. O. G. Pfaff and son. who lave been
SPENDING the past month at Chicago Beach.
nave gone to Delawar lake, Wisconsin,
where they Will remain until fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur f. Hall are moving
INTO their house new No. sos East FIT
teenth street. but viii not be ready 10 re-
celye their friends until September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle and ~. A. Walker
Will leave Thursday for a two weeks trip
to Niagara Falls and LAX Chautauqua.
friends.
Mrs. George F. Crlvel is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Dodge, of Mishawaka,
Ind, and viii go with them TO Diamond
lake, Michigan, for the remainder OF the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Taylor and son
Bla1r Will leave tomorrow for Cedar Bass
lake. where they will occupy their new
cottage Sandy Beach through the warm
weather.
Mrs. John Appel and daughter and son
Will go to MaXinkuckee tomorrow to re-
main until September. Mrs. Appel will chap
eron Miss Josephine and Jeanette Heron,
Miss Mona Taggart and Miss Mamie Sew
all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Blair, Mrs. Lane and
Miss Smith. of Crawfordsville, and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. j. Beveridge were on the Fan River
steamer last Wednesday night which en-
countered a storm so severe they put into
port.
Mrs. Frederick F. Rush gave a coffee
yesterday afternoon for her guest, Miss
Rice, and Miss Won Starkloff, Miss julia
Hollweg's cousin from St. Louis. 1t was
a charming informal gathering OF young
friends.
Mrs. V. II. Malott and daughters, Misses
Carrie, Ella and Margaret, and their guest,
Miss TompkinS, of New York, Who, with
a few guests from this city, have been
spending several days at Maxinkuckee, re-
turned yesterday.
Mr.. Charles Lilly and family. Mr.. John
| M Lilly and family Mr. w IillV and
family, Mr.. George Lilly and family, OF
Anderson, Ind, Miss Tarquinia Voss and
Mr.. T. II. Parry and son leave to-day for
Mount Clements, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis w. Hasselman and
Miss Annie HasseIman left last night for
Bay View, Mich, to join Mr.. and Mrs.
Watt HaSSelman, who have a cottage
there. Later Miss Hasselman will go 10
Harbor Point TO visit friends.
Mrs. Emma Roache Lamme has recently
come into full possession of the ranch at
Alhambra, Cal. The residence is large and
IS picturesquely situated on a hill overlook
ing !4 the river. The name Of the place is
entertaining Mrs. Emma Jones Holloway.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. T. Winnings entertained
some of the members of the club to which
they belong on Monday night. The com
ptlny was a sort of farewell party Tor MISS
Needham, of California, who has been WIS.,
iting Mrs. Goodall, and Miss ISager, or
Kentucky, Mrs. Frank Woods's guest. The
party was given III the garden ana re-
freshments were also served out of doors.
Invitations to a barn dance" We're issued
several days ago by Mr.. and Mrs. L. A:
Kinsey, of 354 College avenue, as one or
many parties given in honor of their
guests. Mrs. De Maid, of New York; Miss
Curtis, of Hamilton, O.; Miss Mansur, of
Buffalo, and Miss McGowen, of Dayton. @.
Mr.. Kinsey's house has been called one or
the most perfectly arranged and furnished
of any in this city and the opening OF the
new barn last night was another proof
of what good taste and a liberal outlay OF
money can accomplish. The carriage room
| ha1 honT1 HnnraH Nya1~ with hard nine and
WaXed. The decorations Were of wheat,
oats, corn and beautiful palms filled the
corners of the room. Red and yellow ounto
ing was gracefully festooned. over the
door was a large hand-painted programme
of the dances and a figure of a young girl
dressed in summer costume with ven over
her face was greatly admired. On one
side was al electrical decoration about
four feet square. On the outer edge was
a wreath of gladiolaS, and q line OF electric
lights inside the lowers. Then there was d
great wealth of white and pink aSters. In
the center, which was solid green -aSpara-
gus, appeared the word Waltz" in electric
| lights, which changed to two step, the
dances alternating. Over the entrance door
was a huge horseshoe in white ELECTRIC
lights. The garden was arranged for all
the guests to be seated. The porch, lawn
and barn were connected by a continuous
line Of electric lights, each light covered
by Chinese and japanese lanterns. A can
opy covered the place arranged for the mu-
sicians, and a huge umbrella or REQ, Whlte
and blue was surrounded py a circular SCI,
tee, which was q favor1te place Tor small
| parties. Ices and punch were served on the
lawn. Each guest had a dance prograamme
with a ha%nd-painted design and all Sc
Among the designs were horseshoes with
| clovers of four leaves, a jockey cap and
| whip combined, saddles for men and WON,
| en- horses heads, rats dressed in colored
coats and short dresses ready for the
| dance, cats ready to catch the rats, the
head Of q. beautiful girl wearing a Dle YER
non hat ready for the NOTWITHSTANDING
suggestive of a fully equipped, barn was
fo,a,l On, fIa no ydG MIR and MIS-. h10SEX
| Certainly carried out the thought of a barn
| dance to perfection.
GARNER-TUCKER.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
PORTLAND, Ind, Aug. 3.-Frank b. Gar
ner, son Of Rev. G. B. Garner, and Miss
Esta Tucker were married this evening; and
left Immediately for Ohio on a Wedomg