The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-06-18

of-town guests were present. including Mrs.
Martha Loves, Mr.. Louis c. Loves and Mr..
and Mrs. John w. Jones' of this city.
Miss Virginia Keep gave a charming tea
yesterday from to for her friend, Miss
Helen Armstrong, OF Chicago, who is visit
ing her, and for Miss Elmes. of Chicago,
who is the guest of Miss Lucy Taggart.
The three young ladies, assisted by Miss
Taggart, received the company composed
of the younger society girls Green and
of the Delft dining room. with large bowl
of sweet peas and mignonette for the CEN
ter. Pink peonies We're used in the parlor
and marguerites in the library the former
of which is furnished in green and the lat
ter in deep red. The young ladies assisting
Katherine Walcott Miss Florence Taggart,
Miss Carrie Denny, Miss Helen krag. Miss
Katherine Sullivan and Miss Jessie Gibson.
Mr. and Mrs G. w Hufford gave their
annual party TO the graduates of the In
dianapolis High School last evening at their
home, on Park avenue. The members OF
the January and June classes, with the
teachers of the school, made company of
about 40 persons. The porches lawn and
the rooms of the house We're arranged for
the party. Roses and bowls of clover bios
SONS were in the parlors and hall. The dim
ing room was decorated in the High School
and class colors, white, lavender and
cherry The date 81 in the two colors, in
a medallion of green and suspended with
smilax hung over the. punch bowl which
stood in the swell window. The buffet was
set with bank of maidenhair fern and
branches of cherries, with the deep red
Irult, ana depending from the cndnuellef
was mass of the same branches The en-
broideres on the table were lavender with
a bowl of French pinks, and there were
bows of the two colors and the, refresh
ments and CONNECTIONS carried out the
same color scheme. Mrs. Hufford was as
sisted by Miss Rachel Sheridan, Miss Roda
Sellick, Miss Alerdice, Miss Donnan, Miss
Platter, Miss Ray and Miss Dye, of the
school faculty. This evening the annual
alumni association meeting will be held at
High School Hall.
Mrs ovid Butler jameson gave June
rose tea yesterday afternoon for Mr. Jane
sons sister Mrs. OrVille Peckham, of Chi
cago. who is visiting her parents. DR.. and
Mrs. p. Fl. Jameson. The house was
thrown open and the spacious lawn was ar
ranged for the entertainment of the guests
which included both gentlemen and ladies'.
All OF the rooms were decorated with roses
of various hues, and in the drawing room
there was the addition of lilies. Mrs. jane
sou and Mrs. Peckham received assisted
by Mrs. j. S. Harrington and Mr.. Newton
Booth Harrington The Inequalities of the
home shown by Mrs V. K. Hendricks,
Mrs. ]. A. Milburn, Mrs. Henry Jameson,
Mrs Hannah Chapman, Mrs John II; H t7o
Oriental room, with it's rich colors. fruit
beverage was served from a great block of
man. Miss Fairbanks Miss Hasselman and
Miss Mary Foster. Pink was the predomi-
nant color in the dining room, and presid-
dale, Mrs. William j. Mckee, Mrs Henry
Eitel. Mrs. Henry l.. Wallace Mrs. Charles
lockwood Miss Atkins Miss Malott Miss
Duncan and Miss Lucia Holiday. There
We're roses for the guests, and to each was
attached a card bearing a quotation rela-
tive to the month of roses.
WHITE-UNTHANK.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
NEW CASTLE, Ind, June 17.-Dr. Arthur
Il. White, popular young physician of this
city, united in marriage at noon to-
day with Miss Vienna Unthank an accom-
plished young woman of Middletown. The
wedding was performed at the brides home,
in Middletown. Rev. Chesline Smith, of
Dublin, officiated Mr. and Mrs. White
came Immediately to this place and went to
housekeeping
LANIER-FIELD.
CHICAGO, June 17.-Charles Day Lanier,
Of New York, son of the late Sydney La
nier, the Southern poet was married to-
day to Miss May Field, daughter of MIR.
and Mrs. H. p. Field, of this city. The
bride is well known in Louisville and Nash
willie, where she has spent much of her
time. The couple will make their home in
New York city after a tour through Eu-
rope.
IRWIN-AYRES.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Ind, June 1.-THE
marriage of Robert M. Irwin, of Indanapo-
lis, and Miss Daisy S. Ayres took place
last evening, Rev. e. b. Thomson officiat-
ing. They left on the night train for their
home in Indianapolis.