The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-10-17

Dallas Hitz; Miss Carrie Elizabeth Huestis
ana Mr.. Jonathan M. Clark; Miss Jeanette
HoWle and Mr. Charles e. Worreli Miss
Margaret Seidensticker and Mr.. George j.
Mast; Miss Gertrude Bell and DR.. e. Grove
Anthony; Miss Laura Coulon and Mr.. e. e.
Stafford
The following note has been sent by Mr..
Darlington to those who sent their fee for
the Golf Club. after earnest effort was
made to locate suitable golf links, the
Country Club has made such a generous
offer, that it is deemed advisable, for the
present, to take advantage of the facilities
offered, which will permit those interested
IN golf to commence play at an earlier date
than would otherwise be possible. Your
contribution is therefore returned. with the
sincere desire that you will take advantage
of the Country Clubs offer"
Miss Augusta Lyon was the guest of
honor at a delightful tea given yesterday
afternoon by Miss Eleanor Smith, at her
home on North Delaware street. The APP
pointments of the tea table were Dresden,
and the flowers were roses in the Dresden
colors. Pink roses were used in the dining
room, where a tall Dresden lamp with a
pink rose shade formed the table decora-
ton Cosmos in ping tints were arranged
in the parlors Miss Smith was assisted by
her mother Mrs Henry b. Smith. Mrs.
Theodore Varney, Mrs. w. Pirte Herod,
Miss Martindale, Miss Florence Day the
Misses Butler, Miss Holiday and Miss Deb
orah d. Moore. Miss Hawthorne of Port
land, Ore, was among the guests.
There was a reunion of the Rowland fam
lily yesterday at the home Of Mrs. NJ F..
about eighty present representing four gen
eratons. all descendants of Powell How
land, who came to this part of the country
to live in 1S40 All of the family live within
a few miles of this city and all own their
homes. The members of the family were
seated at long tables in Mrs. Hommond' s
spacious rooms and vases of garden flowers
were the decoration. A dinner was served
soon after noon. Following the feast there
was programme of music readings and
speeches made by members. the whole in
charge of Professor Puett, of Southport. A
family tree was also represented. The re-
union of the family is a yearly social fea-
ture and one which is always well attended.
Thursday, at noon. in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. T. G. Sunderland, of Logan, o.,
their daughter, Miss Jennie Golden Sunder-
land, was married to Mr.. Charles Newton
Bowen, of Indianapolis. Rev. D. r. Moore,
of the Presbyterian Church. read the mar
riage service before the members of the
immediate family and invited friends. An
elaborate wedding breakfast was served in
the dining hall after the wedding, while the
early breakfast at o'clock had been served
in honor of Mr. Bowen and Miss Sunderland
by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles James. The we'd
ding reception was society affair Of
Wednesday evening, in the Sunderland par
and Mrs. c. B. Clark of Ironton. Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Golden and Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Golden of Athens, Mrs. Charles Gable
of Jacksonville, and Miss Ella Boyd of Balti-
more Md Mr. and Mrs Bowen left for In
dianapolis Thursday evening. They have
taken a house on College avenue, where they
will be at nome after NOV. 10. MIS-. Bowen
is a graduate of the Western, Of oxford,
O.. and has been teacher of English in the
Logansport High School.
One of the prettiest of this autumn's
home weddings occurred yesterday after
noon at the residence of Mrs. Elizabeth
Bates, when her daughter Harriet Edna,
was united in marriage to Mr.. Archibald
Oh. Thomas AT o'clock the bridal party
entered to the music of "Lohengrin March"
played by Mrs. Katherine Matzke. The
bride was succeeded by the little flower
girl and the ring bearer Miss Nell Thomas
and Miss Bertha Sindlinger, and entered
the room as the groom came in with Rev.
r. " Hunter, of the Seventh Presbyterian
Church. The bridal party stood before
the mantel which was banked with palms
and roses. AS the ceremony was pro-
nounced the wedding music from "Caval-
leria Rusticana" was played. The bride
wore handsome travelling dress of cadet
blue trimmed in white broadcloth, and
carried q shower bouquet of Bride roses.
Assisting in entertaining the guests were:
Mrs. Elizabeth Bates, mother of the bride;
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Thomas, parents of the
groom; Miss Maud Bates, sister of the
bride, Mrs. Albert Bauer and Miss Wigs.
Immediately after luncheon was served the
bride and groom left for q wedding tour
through Michigan and Wisconsin, Mendels-
sohn's wedding March being played as
they left the house A pretty feature of the
the table at which Miss Edan Smith pre-
sided. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas will be at
home after Nov. 10 at new sos North Ala
bama street. The guests from out of town
were: Mr.. and Mrs. r. l. Scott, of Daven-
port, Ia; Mr.. Harold Van Tyne Scott of
Chicago, Ill.,; Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Thomas,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Elliott Ayres and Mrs
Charles A. KareS, Of Des Moines. Ia: Mr.
and Mrs. G. u. Cooke, of Terre Haute and
MI Ralph Winter, of Louisville, Ky.