The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-12-01
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mrs Burton PARROT has gone to Chicago
to visit Mrs. A. r. Baker.
Miss Woodland, Of Chicago, is visiting
Miss Taggart for a short time.
Mrs Charles Bender and son, Of Muncie,
are visiting Mrs. Lynn Stone, No. GA North
Illinois street.
Mrs Roy G. Caylor and son, of Mobiles
vile, are visiting DR.. and Mrs. j. I. Nc
Shane, No. 221S North Meridian street.
Mrs w. L. Caldwell gave family party
yesterday for her sisters, Mrs. Gordon, of
Washington and Mrs. Watson, of Chicago.
Mrs. Emma Matthews will give luncheon
Knights Club at her home. No ii3l East
Washington street, this afternoon from
to 5.
The second concert of the indianapolis
Maennerchor will be given Wednesday even
sisted by Karl Schneider, violincelo, and
Oliver Willard Pierce, plano.
Mr.. and Mrs. Siegmar Muehl and daugh-
ter and Mrs. Kate NJ. Collins, who left in
April for a general European tour, have re-
turned home. Mrs. Collins will continue to
make her home with her sister, Mrs. Muehl
Miss Wilhelmina Seegmiller, director of
art in the public schools, has returned from
a two weeks trip East. While in Brooklyn
she gave a course of five lectures to the art
students at Pratt Institute and in Boston
made an address at a conference of the
New England art supervisors.
Miss Ada Comingor gave an art exhibit
of her own work yesterday at her home at
the Pressly. Miss Comingor has a variety
of work in oil, water colors and pastel. A
number of portraits show a decided talent
for that branch of art, and she also shows
skill in her reproductions of landscapes
Conscientious effort marks all that Miss
Comingor does, and her collection of pic
lures won for her commentator alike from
artists and friends. The exhibit will con-
tinue through to-day.
Mrs. John N. Hurry gave a pretty tea
yesterday afternoon for her visitor, Miss
McGregor, OF Milwaukee. Bouillon was
served in the upper library by Mrs. John
jamin c. Kelsey. Below stairs the guests
were greeted by Mrs Hurry. and Miss Nc
Gregor. Pink flowers in variety were used
sisted in entertaining by Mrs. William j.
Mckee, Mrs George r. Sullivan. Miss
Moore of Evanston, Miss Katherine Sulli-
van and Miss Isanel Palmer. A number OF
out-of-town guests attended with their
hostesses. Miss McGregor win be the guest
of honor at a luncheon to-day at Mrs. Nc
KEGS and the Misses Roache will give a
matinee party Saturday for her.
Last night at o'clock occurred the mar
riage Of Miss Julia Regula and Mr.. Clinton
Lowe at the home of the groom's parents,
Sergeant and Mrs. John Lowe, 5l6 Douglas
street Rev MI v III MS oGia e me
sister of the groom, and Mr.. Fielding
Beeler acted as best man. Miss Regula was
handsomely attired in a tailor-made travel
ing gown of pigeon gray cloth. with trim
mings OF braid, and Miss Lowe wore a
dress of blue empress cloth. trimmed in
white satin and braid A reception and
dinner followed the wedding ceremony,
which was attended by about one hundred
guests. The parlors were prettily deco
rated in palms, foliage and cut flowers and
In the dining room a color scheme of white
and green was carried out the decorations
being white roses and palms. Mr.. and Mrs
Lowe were assisted in receiving by Captain
and Mrs. c. +. Dawson After the recep-
ton Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Lowe left for an
Eastern trip.
A Beethoven programme was given at the
Matinee Musicale yesterday afternoon by
the second division. The piano quartet
"Andante,' from Septuor, and Turkish
March" from Ruin of Athens" was
played by Miss Swain, Miss Beck Miss Nc
Kenna and Mrs. Rice; Mrs. ]. II. Eagles
field played the largo, from OPP 10, No.
y. Mrs: rIeInont SMa sang sne aria lrom