The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-05-26

| Miss Josephine Hyde Miss Coburn, Miss
| Helen Holman. Miss Julia Fletcher. Miss
| Margaret Malott, Miss Edith Waliick, Miss
! Louise Erwin Miss Jessie Miller, Mrs
! George c. Haerle and the Misses Moore.
! Miss Julie E. Buckley, dean of women
| and associate professor of pedagogy in the
| University OF Chicago, is in the city in
| specting schools. Dean Buckley is the guest
| OF Mrs May Wright SewaI and viii be
! Mrs. Sewalls guest of honor at her usual
| at home" on Wednesday afternoon Dean
| Women" at the Girls Classical School on
/ Thursday morning.
| Miss Grace WATSON gave a dance last
| evening to about sixty young people at the
| Country club for her Visitors Miss Johnson
/ and Miss Muir of Detroit. The spacious
! clubhouse was thrown open and brilliantly
! lighted and decorated with spring flowers
| An orchestra furnished the music: me
| gowns of the young ladies were OF dellcdte
GUNNER fabrics and were most att attra 2S I'VE
| Miss Wilson, of Evanston, and Miss Wads-
worth, of Rock Island Ill, were among the
! guests.
! Mrs J. G. Thurtle gave a pretty company
yesterday afternoon at her home in w God
| ruff Place at which Miss Winnifred Har-
/ per was the guest of honor. The dainty
| apartments We're adorned with fragrant
| carnations. The particular paStime of the
! afternoon was naming cary photographs of
| the guests, each one having been asked 10
bring one before the twelfth year. Prizes
| were given the ones naming the most cor
| rectly. Mrs. Thurtle was assisted by her
mother, Mrs. l. d. Grover, Mrs. A. B.
| SlONeI anu MISS DeSSle by ilGlu
| Mrs Henry D. Pierce received the mem
! bet'S of the Woman's Club yesterday after
noon TO have them meet her guests, Mrs.
| {. p. Barnes, of Louisville, secretary of the
| General Federation of Womans Clubs and
/ Mrs. Moore, Of st. Louis, corresponding
! secretary of the same organization and
| president of the Musical Club of St. Louis
Mrs. Pierce was assisted In receiving by
| Mrs. o. S. Runnels. president of the Won
| ans Club Of this city. The reception room
| was beautified with pink and white roses
| ana great vases of purple iris and white
syringa. To-day Mrs Pierce will entertain
| the directors of the Propylaeum at lunch
/ con for her guests and this afternoon she
! will observe her usual reception day. The
| only guests at the Tuesday reception were
| the presidents of the local federated clubs
| Miss Merrill, of the Katherine Merrill CLUB
| Mrs. NJ NJ Finch. of the over the Teacups
Club. and mis-, Miss Alien of the Fortnightly
| home tonight and Mrs. Moore will go to-
| morrow.
Mrs Bement Lyman gave an elegant tea
iast evening en- from to 4 having as her
| Miss Fletcher, of Milwaukee. The guests
were welcomed in the reception ROOM
| which was fragrant with American Beauty
| roses. Mrs. Lyman's assisting hostesses
| We're Mrs. II. Fl. Hanna Mrs. Mary S.
Moore Mrs BENJAMIN Harrison, Mrs. Mary
! Pratt, Mrs. NJ. L. Haines and Miss
| Jane Roache. The second room was
| maze .56 attractive with margucrites and car
| nations and the library with it's furnishings
| OF blue and gray had a great basket of pink
and white roses for floral decoration with
| Honiton lace mats over pink All of the
appointments were of pink to harmonic
The dining room, which is decorated in
pale green and gold was exquisite with
| pansles. a large round basket occupied tn
center of the table and the Duchesse Iaces
We're over lavender silk. On the antique
serving table purple f1eur-de-is formed the
central decoration. Assisting in the library
ana dining room were the young ladies
who were present at the luncheon Mrs.
hanna gave for Miss Fletcher.
HUGHES-FOULKE BETHROTHAIA
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
RICHMOND, Ind, May 25.-The marriage
of the Rev. Stanley C. Hughes, son of the
Rev. DR.. l. NJ. Hughes, and pastor of the
Second Presbyterian Church, and Miss
L1ydia, daughter of the Hon. and Mrs
william Dudley Foulke, is announced for
Junefl They Will go to Iceland and Den
mark on a wedding trip.
ILLIAMS-MORGAN.
Special to the indianapolis Journal
FRANKLIN Ind, May 25-Mr Stephen
Williams and Miss Jessie Morgan were
united in marriage at $50 O'Clock this
morning at the home of the brides sister
MRS. A. L.. Ragsdale The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Miller, of Nineyeh The
couple left at once for their future homo