The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-11-27

tainment committee, Mr. Irwin Robbins of
the floor committee and Mr.. Charles A..
Garrard of the refreShnent committee. An
orchestra played for the dance.
DR.. and Mrs Fremont Swain entertained
party of friends delightfully."- last evening
with a musicale at the home of Mrs
Meridian street The guests were we'll
known musicians of the city, who were in
vited to meet Mr.. Frank Ormsbee, OF Chi
cage, and Mr.. F. V. Steele. who has recent
ly come to this city to reside. delightful
programme was presented Mr. Ormsbee is
one of the best tenors in Chicago and Mr.
Steel has a voice of musical quality and
cultivation. Among the guests who assist
ed in making the evening a pleasant one
Ogle. Mrs. N. A. Gladding of Memphis, Mr.
and Mrs. A. b. Gates, the Misses Schell-
schmidt, Mrs. Swain and Mr.. Joseph Joiner.
Mrs. Swain was assisted in her Inequalities
by her mother Mrs. Backus, and Mrs
Rachel Swain.
The members of the AIinistering Chill
dren's League of st. Paul's Church gave an
entertainment in the parish house yester-
day afternoon. at a fee of a dime for ad-
mittance and will clear almost S1 The
money will be used toward helping
poor children in the far West to have
Christmas gifts. The play was Cupid 5
Revenge, and was written by Violet Bar
s "a m miss SIS OF nine years and 1t was per
Marie Starr, Lawrence Remy and Emily
Taggart The six acts were very short. and
included a proposal, a wedding, a duel, a
pOlysyllabled words, which the small lips
repeated with success. Master Ralph Alb
petit recited. as did Mignonne McGibeny and
Marie Starr. and Mignonne and Donald Nc
Gibeny recited dialogue that convulsed
the enthusiastic audience. large number
OF children with their big sisters and their
motnerS, made up the larger part of the au-
dience.
Mrs. May Wright Sewall gave hand
some reception yesterday from to )
O'Clock for Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Skinner Mrs.
Sewall and her guests received alone in the
south drawing room, which was adorned
with large basket of white roses and Ro-
chrysanthemums. Mrs. Sewall was assist
eel IN the drawing room and sitting room
Mrs. E, F. Hodges. Mrs Morris Ross and
MRS. John G. Dean. In the dining room
American Beauy roses predominated. The
ices were served in the north drawing room.
where yellow chrysanthemums and candles
shaded with yellow flowers ornamented the
long table. which was crossed with satin
the Misses Moore, the Misses Butler, the
Misses Spann. Misses Ella and Margaret
Malott; Miss Florence Day and Miss Har-
riet Cleland. There We're many of Mrs.
Sewall,s friends present to meet Mr.. and
Mrs. Skinner After the reception Mrs.
Sewall entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Skinner
and Mrs. Dean at dinner
Miss Ella Wocher gave series of hand
some entertainments yesterday for Mrs.
Marshall L. Levey. whose maid of honor
she was at the wedding a few weeks ago.
ception for Mrs. Levey, the two receiving
tie guests in the parlor where yellow
chrySanthemumS and palms formed the
decoration Miss Wocher was assisted by
Miss Rose Fitzgerald, Miss Gertrude Woch-
er. Miss Fannie Martin, Miss Marie Mum
Freda Walk Miss Cora Griffith, Miss Stella
Rauh. Miss Edna Kuhn and Miss Clara
Scholz They entertained in the second
parlor where American Beauty roses were
used, in the pink-decorated library where
punch was served, or in the dining room
where the ices were dipped from a block of
ice set in wreath of holly. The corners
of the table held punches of holly tied with
scarlet ribbon, and the chandelier and buff
fet were also adorned with the holiday
green. After the reception Miss Wocher
gave a dinner for Mr.. and Mrs. Levey, hav-
ing the. assisting ladies and Messrs. E. B.
Martindale. Jr., Ferdinand Hollweg, Freder-
lex Dickson. Charles Kuhn, William Woch-
er. John Winnings Clair Griffith. Robert
Churchman. Ray Lynn. Leo Rappaport and
Frederick Bachnan as additional guests.
The name cards were pen and ink sketches
made by Miss Wochers sister. Miss Irma
Wocher. and each was a subject appro-
the young people danced, the floors being
canvassed, and an orchestra arrived to fur
n mss m me musi SIC r. Among the guests were
st. Louis, and Miss Raitz. of Toledo.
COLLINS-PLANCK.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
MARION, Ind, Nov 26.-At the NJ e.
parsonage Wednesday night Mr.. A. H. Col
Inns; of indianapolis, and Miss Violet
Planck were married by the pastor, Rev. j.
w. Driver. Miss Planck formerly lived in
Denver, Col. Mr. Collins is with the Indi-
ana Life Insurance Company of Indian
apolis. as its general inspector They will
reside in Alexandria.
e,s AHLBRAND-BRUNO
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
SEYMOUR, Ind, Nov. 26-Mr Albert
Ahlbrand and Miss Grethe Brunow were
united in marriage at the German Lutheran
! Church last night, Rev. Philip Schmidt Off
ciating. The couple have gone to Indian
apohs to spend few days with relatives.
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