The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-12-31

Mrs w H. Coleman entertained a party
OF children yesterday afternoon with
Coleman. and her friend, Blanche Brum-
bach. of Toledo. who Is spending the holi-
days with her grandparents. Mr.. and MRS.
Simon Carey. The dance was i'm the ball
room. where flags and holiday Sarlands
were used for adornment. Later the chill
dren filled the large dining room, where
was assisted in entertaining by Miss Martha
Carey and her visitor Miss. Edith Rogers,
of Cincinnati; Miss Willard the Misses Hol-
of Chicago. and the Misses Wallick.
The Marion Club will open its new club
house. to. members and their families from
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Rothschilds, G., b. Elliott, e. l.. Littleton'
A. w. Moore, r. II. Adams. +. a; Woods.
c. e. Thornton Eugene Saulcy, G, +. Bene-
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Schmidt. H. B. Smith. J. NJ. Wall, NJ. y. 4,
Walker. Alex. Hess, G. G. Webster, y: b.
Oregon. j. c. Patton. j. r. Morgan, Harry
Tutewiler. d. H. Oliver. w. II; NickerSon'
Robert BrySOn, ~. L. wright, I1eilhdh 1 NV
tie, c. N Elliott.
THE STUDENTS ASSEMBLY.
A notable event among the young people
of the CITY was tie Students Assembly ball
given last evening at the Brenneke Acad-
envy by the college students. The young
men in charge of the entertainment were
Dwight H. Day, for Yale; w. II. Morrison,
jr, for Cornell; Gilbert j. Hurry, for Am
herst Gaylord Hawkins, for Princeton;
William A. Atkins and Harry K. Wilson,
for Purdue; Elliott Perkins, for Wabash;
David F. Smith. Sampsen w. Mansfield,
Frank w Spencer and Elmer r.. Scott, Tor
the State University; Fletcher Hodges ana
Obie j. Smith. for the indianapolis ralsn
School The hall was decorated with gar
lands and red ribbons and swinging from
the gallery were the pennants for the sew
eral colleges, red discriminating. Eacn PEN
nant was marked with the name OF the
college. The patronesses for the ball were
Mrs. John II. Holiday, Mrs. r. f. Hodges.
Mrs. Samuel Elliott Perkins, Mrs Charies
Allen Dale, Mrs Martin w. Mansfield. Mrs
Thomas c. Day. Mrs. John N Hurty ana
Mrs. James S. Cruise. About eighty couples
march was led by Mr.. David +. Smith ana
Miss Lucia Holiday. To mark the angles
for the march there We're Edward Ooetz
Earl Minor, Irma Wocher and Gorlenne
Mansfield, holding positions on the floor
The figures of the march were the heart,
the S, the thread. the X, for christmas
Gated windingS in and out seemed as II
order would never be restored. The march
was pretty feature of the evening. IT was
followed by a long programme or dances;
The dance cards were especially designed
for the occasion. They were oblong and
at the top was the figure of girl IN the
oxford gown at one side and an owl, pen
and a lamp and flying from the three were
ribbons having the names of the colleges
represented in the ball at the other supper
was served in the banquet hall There were
numerous guests from out of town, Con-
nersville, Shelbyville, Greencastle, Bloom
ington Frankfort Greenfield, Lafayette,
Grand Rapids, Mich, and others cities be-
ing represented. as we'll as Leland STAN
ford and Chicago Universities
BENTLEY-EADS.
GREENCASTLE, Ind, Dec. 30.-In the
Woman's Hall of De Pauw University to-
night took place the marriage of Miss Jose
phine Eads of this city, daughter of Mrs
Elizabeth Eads. and Rev. L. c. Bentley, of
Williamsport, Ind. The ceremony was pro-
nounced by Dr. Il. j. Bassett, formerly of
De Pauw University. now pastor of St,
Pauls Church, Lafayette. Miss Florence
Elliott of Elwood, played the Lohengrin
wedding march and John p. Hills sang
20 Promise Me-" The bride wore pic
turesque gown of white French organdie.
trimmed with Valenciennes lace and Bride
roses, carrying Il single white rose. Miss
of honor and wore white organdie over
blue. and carried pink roses. Miss Marion
Osborne, of Indianapolis, cousin OF the
bride was bridesmaid and wore white or
candle over white tim trimmed in pink
roses. Ethel Keller and Earl Harris, cush
ion bearers, carried an organdie and lace
cushion. on which the bride and groom
knelt during the benedictiOns Mr.. lie Roy
Hixson, of Indianapolis, was best man.
Pearl rings were the gifts of the bride to
her little assistants, Misses Bessie Morgan,
Mary Harris, Ethel Keller and Master Earl
Harris. The bride is one of the most charm
ing young women of Greencastle and for
a number of years was in charge of the
English department of the Greencastle High
School. Rev Bently is graduate of De
PAW University and now a popular g,il young
of Indiana at present in charge of the NJ.
e. Church at Williamsport After stay OF
~ day or so in this city Rev. and Mrs.
Bentley will leave Saturday for williams
port. where they will be at home after Jan.
II. Those in ATTENDANCE from distance
were Mr. and Mrs. Judge Murdoch, parents
of the groom. and Mr. and Mrs. V. M. Nor
gan, of Murdoch. H.. Mrs. H. G. Osborne
and Miss Bessie Osborne, Of Indianapolis,
and Miss Jennie Bowen, of Odell, Ind.
RUSHVILLE WEDDINGS.
Special TO the indianapolis Journal.
kUSHVILLE, Ind Dec 3O-Miss Lolita
Norris, youngest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
&. f. Norris, of Noble township, and Mr.
Homer Bell, a young banker from Hunting
ton. w Va. were married at the brides
home yesterday afternoon by Rev. J. f.
MacNell. Miss Norris wore pale-gray bro
caded silk, and was attended by Miss
Bertha Carmichael, in green brocaded silk
Mr.. John A. Bell, of Huntington. was best
man. The bridal party left on an evening
train last night for Huntington, where they
will live.
A very pretty wedding occurred at $
o'clock last night at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. G. Reeve. west of town The con-
tracing parties were their only daughter
Miss Alberta Reeve, and Mr.. Bruce john
son, a farmer Miss Anna Wigand and DR.
Ora Johnson, both Of indianapolis, were the
attendants. Rev. MacNeill OBLIGATED. They
will live on the Reeve farm.
The marriage of Miss Kate Walton, a To-
cal teacher. and John Scott business man
Of Greenfield. which occurred here NOV
=, was announced to-day by the issuance
of cards. The affair was kept secret.
DOUBLE WEDDING.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
MUNCIE, Ind, Dec SO.-At the Charles
Lockwood home on Monroe street this morn
ing occurred n double wedding. Miss Isa-
belle Lockwood and Mr.. Jesse Van Wrinkle,
and Miss Ellen Lockwood and Mr.. Harry
Marsh, being the bridal couples. The brides
are sisters the former for eight years was
deputy county recorder. Mr.. Van Wrinkle is
a travelling salesman for the Tappan Shoe
Company. They were attended by Miss En-
ma Cammack AMI Mr.. Mentor Lockwood,
of Frankfort. a brother of the bride. Mr..
Ben Glasscock ana Miss Harriet Marsh were
best man and bridesmaid for the other coup
le Miss Marsh being a sister of the groom,
who resides in Indianapolis, where ne has a
home ready for his bride. Mr.. and Mrs.
Van Wrinkle departed for Cleveland and Mr.