The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-10-06

T1ETTINRIOn- AIdyT1E
Worthington and Miss Hattie Thudium pre-
sided at the. punch bowl. Mrs. w. Ernest
Boyd and Miss Curryer had charge of the
register, and the honOrS of the dining room
| were extended by MISS Lucia Burger, Miss
| Ella Smith and Misses Kate and Dora
| Worthington. Mr.. and Mrs Coons went last
| evening to their new home, on Oak avenue,
| Irvington, where Mrs. Coons will be at
home Tuesdays after Nov. 10. Among the
| and Molhe Ward. of Edinburg Mr.. Edward
| Burris. Of Chicago and Misses Minnie and
| Georgia Barnett. of Franklin.
| MATINEE MUSICALE ANNIVERSARY.
| The Matinee Musicale celebrated its TWEEN
ty-frst anniversary yesterday afternoon
| with the most pretentious social entertain
ment 1t has ever given. Twenty-one years
ago the society was formed at the home of
Mrs. A. G. Cox, for the study of musical lit
| erature and most of the charter members
| were present yesterday as guests of the
| club or as active members The ladies' to
the number of $780, were received by Mrs.
Cox, who in turn presented them to Miss
| ADELAIDE Carman, the new president, Mrs.
IaIayette Page, the vice president Mrs.
| y Boyle, Miss Meigs Miss Beck and Mrs.
| Gale.
AT O'clock high tea was served in the
| assembly hall of me Propylaeum, where all
meetings OF the Musicale are now held. In
| the center or the room was round table,
| and radiating from it were sixteen oblong
tables, each having hostess. Each table
|
carnations and ferns, pink being the club
| color Before each hostess was a brass tea
Kease M and tea seryice The Me
| thompson, Mrs. Lafayette Page, Mrs. c. G.
0'Boyle. Mrs. s. L. Morrison, Mrs W. c.
| Gates. Mrs j. II. Sontag Mrs. j. K Sharpe,
r.. Mrs; j. NJ Lilly, Mrs Earl NJ. Ogle,
Mrs Mrs. A A. @ Jones eS; Mrs James W. LILY Miss
courses had been served fires were lighted
| under the kettles, which soon steamed and
fhn h1cf hVoxr yn6o k1-A{.
| guests. At the same time Miss Carman, as
| toastmistress, made short address of well
Robertson. who served the Musicale for
| fourteen years as its president In turn
the society, through Miss Carman, sent
from the tea, to Mrs. Robertson. Then fol-
| lowed a list Of toasts as the tea slipped.
The &c to oGd were yer Largo" by Mrs Freder-
our '.'Moderato Mrs. Max Leckner; al
| Hugh McGibeny, and "Prestissimo" Mrs.
| Lafayette Page Miss Winifred Hysung
for and dedicated to the @ Musicale for its
! anniversary, composition which proved
| delightful surprise, as it was by Mrs. Nan
formerly member of the Musicale. The
| remainder Of the programme was a series of
letters from absent members, including
Mrs Henry schurmann, Eisenach Ger
many; Mrs. D. L. Whittier. of Elmira.. n.
| L, y.
trail America; Mrs. Jessie Whitridge De
Wolf, of st. Paul. Mimi, and Mrs Henry
Jameson, Paris. France 4 telegram of
| congratulation was also received from Mrs.
| Fanny Vajen Voorhees, of Spokane. Wash.
| With a few closing remarks from Miss Car
man the anniversary became an event of
| the past
BowMAN-CHANDLER
| A pretty wedding was celebrated last
| evening at the home of Mrs NJ. Z. Chand-
Ter, on North Capitol avenue. The bride
| was the daughter, Miss Olive Kate Chand-
Ter, and the groom was Mr.. Charles Bow
| man. The wedding party gathered in the
| parlor, where ferns and white roses formed
| the decoration. AS the harpist and violinist
played the wedding march from "Lohen-
| grim the bride and groom, preceded by
| two little flower girls, entered the room.
| They were met by DIR. E. b. Rawls, who
read the marriage service. The bride was
| attired in white organdie over white silk.
trimmed with ribbons; She carried dainty
| fan. The flower girls were Miss Martha
| Bowman, sister of the groom, who wore
white, and Miss; Edith Hull, who wore blue.
Each carried white roses. A reception was
held at $3.50 o'clock. Receiving with Mr. and
| Mrs. Bowman were Mrs. Bowman, of
Irvnggton. mother Of the groom, and Mrs
were Mrs. w. G.. Chandler. Mrs. Harry
Chandler and Miss Adelaide Carman.
served punch In the dining room the dec
oration was pink carnations ion! and d. ferns The
| IdQl6S preSlQlnS were MISS Lillian moore
| and Miss Margaret Scott, and they were
| assisted by Miss Grace Briggs and Miss
| Maud Prier. Mr.. and Mrs. Bowman have
| gone at once to housekeeping at No. 30i
| East Walnut street, where Mrs Bowman
will receive the first and second Tuesdays
| of each month after Nov. /. Mr.. William
| Bowman, of Grand Rapids, brother of the
| groom, was present for the ceremony and
| reception.
| COE-WIGGINS
| Special to the indianapolis Journal.
| RICHMOND, Ind, Oct. Sat 10 o'clock
this morning at the home of Mrs. Henrietta
Virgins took place the marriage of Mr..
Demas S. Coe, city editor of the Evening
Item, and Miss Mary P Virgins. DIR.
| Zaccheus Test, assistant rector of st. Paul's
| Episcopal Church. offciated Mr.. and Mrs.
| Coe will spend two weeks in the West, re-
| turning here to reside.
/ EBBINGHOUSE&HUFF
| Special to the indianapolis Journal.
| WABASH Ind. Oct. 5.-This evening at
the home Of the brides parents took place
| the marriage of Otto E. Clearinghouse. a
| leading young business man, and Miss Rose
| The ceremony was performed by Rev. IL
N. Herrick.
| WHITLOCK-LAYNE.
| Special to the Indianapolis Journal
| CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind Oct s.
| William l.. Whitlock, of Indianapolis and
| Miss Margaret II. Layne, of near Craw-
| louisville, were married this morning at
| the Catholic Church