The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-07-02
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY


| guest of Mrs. Frank Harrington.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Cruise returned home
| yesterday from French Lick Springs.
Miss I4olo Keller, of Shelbyville, ILL.,, is
| visiting her sister, Mrs. T.. w. Keller
| Miss Helen Matthews of Clinton, will
| come to-day TO visit Miss Alice Higgins.
Mr. and Mrs. f. H. Allen and daughter
left yesterday for Little Mountain, o., to
! spend the month
| Miss E. J. Hawkins, of Buffalo, is the
| guest of Mrs. NJ. c. Smith new No. 1l25
| North Senate avenue.
Mr.. Charles Farrell left yesterday to visit
friends in the northern part of the State,
| after which he will so to Wawasee.
Miss Helen Seaton was hostess for a
musicale yesterday afternoon, the guests of
honor being Miss Baker, Miss Cooper and
| Miss Lefflngwell.
| Mrs. Q. 4. Holloway and son, of knights
| town, are visiting friends here until the
middle of the month, when they will go TO
| Mackinac islands.
Mr. and Mrs, Samuel Murphy. of Tusca,,
| loosa, Fla, will come next week to spend
several weeks with Mrs. Murphys parents,
DR.. and Mrs. L. L. Todd.
| Messrs. Edward and William Taylor will
| give a platform party Tuesday evening for
number of the visitors in the city at their
| home on Central avenue.
Mrs. H. A. Monroe of Charleston, Ill,
Mrs. NJ. "A. White of Georgetown, KY and
| Mrs. l.. f. Wilson of Kansas City, are Wis
| iting Mrs. Calvert at the Blacherne.
Miss Bertha WATSON gave q flower lunch
con yesterday in honor of several guests
from SheibyVille, including Mrs. Drake
Mrs. Morrison, the Misses Letters and the
Misses DepreZ.
Mrs. John A. TIurtz will come Tuesday
from Denver, Col, TO spend few weeks
before returning there for the fall and win
ter season Mr. Kurtz being obliged TO re-
main in that climate.
Misses Mary Winter Edith Beck and
Eleanor, Ruth and Mary Carey viii give a
wheel party this morning TO Broad Ripple
for Miss Mary Rogers, of Cincinnati. who
is visiting the Misses Carey.
Mr.. Harry w. Griffith, of this city, was
one of a class of eighty who were gradu-
9ted from the Yale Law School Wednesday.
Mr.. Griffith received a certificate for COM
pleting one year post graduate course.
Miss Mary Pickens, who has been spend
course in music Wednesday evening. She
will travel on the continent and in Great
Britain until <AEg. 80 when she will sail for
home.
Invitations haze been issued for the mar
riage of Miss Grace Lurline May and Mr..
Halstead Lockwood Ritter. to take place
Wednesday evening, July IA, at Central
avenue Church. The at-home announce
ment is Denver, Col.
Miss Anna Weaver, who entered Leland
Stanford University from the junior year
en- her A b. degree in the classical course
of that institution, Miss Weaver will take
advanced work at the University of Chi
cago this summer.
Miss Florence Rottler gave a porch party
yesterday morning for her guest Miss
Jane Paine of Sandusky, Miss Cooper Of
Louisville, and Miss Baker and Miss Left
tingwell of Chicago, who are visiting Miss
Taggart. The guests were asked TO illus
trate the names of books, and dainty prizes
were given for the most successful artists.
Mr.. S. r. Greer gave a dinner dance last
evening at the Country Club for number
of the young people visiting here. The
table for thirty guests was in the dining
room, and was prettily decorated with
flowers. Following the dinner an orchestra
furnished music for the dance. The broad
halls and galleries were used for the latter.
Miss Elizabeth briggs entertained a num-
Der Of her friends yesterday with a mar
guerite luncheon. In the center of the table
and on the buffet and side table were large
bowls of the flowers The name cards We're
water coors of a single marguerite, with
head in the center, and d flower was thrust
through the corner of the card. The arts
tic decoration was the work of the young
hostess. The guests included Miss Mary
Rogers of Cincinnati, Miss Eleanor Carey,
Miss BERTHE Dildine, Miss Alma Bachman,
Miss Julia Hobbs, Miss Myla Closer, Miss
Nora Taggart Miss Lillian Atkins, Miss
Martha Foster, Miss Evalyn Holiday
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. 3. Wilson gave a garden
daughters and their guests, Miss Hooker
and Miss Lyman Of Chicago. The front of
the house was Illuminated with fancy LAM
terms, which swung from the trees and
across the porch. On the spacious lawn at
the rear of the house the guests We're re-
ceived. A long platform was ready for the
under gay pointed tent at side. on
the other side of the lawn was q second
tent. under which the buffet supper was
spread Hundreds OF lanterns and lights
made the scene a most attractive one, and
the dainty costumes Of the guests added
not a little to the brilliancy of the scene.
About one hundred and fifty invitations
were extended for the event and were
largely accepted.
MMILI4AN-LEWIS.
NEW HAVEN, Conn, July 1.-Announce-
ment is made to-day of the marriage of
Miss Florence Lewis, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank E. Lewis, of this city. to
Francis Welmore Mcmillan, son of United
States Senator Mcmillan, of Michigan,
which took place on Wednesday, Nov. Il
at Bridgeport. Rev Herbert z. Cone, rec
tor of Christ Church, Bridgeport per-
formed the ceremony. With the exception
of the couples immediate families no one
knew of the marriage. Young Mcmillan
graduated yesterday from the Sheffield
Scientific School at Yale. There was no OPP
position to the ultimate marriage of the
young couple, but it was Senator McMi-
lan's wish that his son should study longer,
and the brides parents wished a postpone
ment for a few years because of their
daughters youth. This afternoon the
couple left for New York and on Saturday
will sail for Europe The bride has received
superb gifts from the grOoms parents
KOKOMO WEDDINGS.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
KOKOMO, Ind, July 1.-Mr. VIII r.
Small, of Indianapolis, and Miss Ella
Childs, of this city were married Wednes-
day evening, ceremony by Rev. r. G.
RoScamp. The groom is superintendent of
the Indiana Newspaper Union and was re-
Gently engaged in the publication of the
Jefferson World and LoganspOrt Saturday
review The bride is a granddaughter of
the late Judge Linsday of this city. They
will live at indianapolis.
At the residence OF the brides parents al
Center Wednesday evening Rev. Frank l..
ErlOugher and Miss Susie NJ Trees were
married by Elder NJ. S. Marble. The groom
Is pastor of the M. Z. Church at Waterloo
ana a native of Howard county. The bride
IS a daughter of John S. Trees ex-sheriff
Rev. and Mrs. Erlougher will leave Satur-
day for their home at Waterloo.
SNODDY-DAVIS.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
CRAWFORDSVILLE Ind, July 1.-The
marriage of Samuel A. Snoddy, of Lafay-
cite, and Miss Jessie Davis, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Davis, took place last
evening, the Rev. G.. w. Switser of Laf-
ayette, officiating. The attendants were
William G. Wormley. of Lafayette, and
Miss Caroline Davis, sister of the bride
The bride and groom left for a trip in the
East. The grom is an aolumnus of Wabash
College. class "a. and the bride is a grad
uate of Wellesley College Among the
guests from other places were Miss Edna
Norris, of Frankfort, and Charles NJ. Bev-
ems, w. II. Mann, Or. Upjoley, w. A
Dresser, Charles Snoddy, Miss Hank Dob
bins, Misses Edith and Nettie Snoddy, of
Lafayette.
ARRICK-M CLAIM.