The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-06-29

igan.
Mrs. George C. Tanner will entertain at
cards this afternoon for Miss Caroline
Farquhar.
Miss Florence Coffin will give breakfast
tomorrow for Miss May, of Chicago, and
Miss Weller of Louisville.
Mrs. Fremont, Swain has gone to La
fayette to attend the meeting of the Indiana
Music Teachers Association.
Mrs. ]. J, Cooper will entertain this aft
ernoon, with a 4-o'clock tea. for her sister,
Mrs. Myers, of ST. Paul. MINI.
Mrs: Frederick Stewart. who has been Wis
ting Mrs. Ohr and the Misses Stewart has
returned to her home in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. " McGillard Mrs. Will
mer Christian and Miss Grace Christian are
at Lake Maxinkuckee for ten days.
Mr. George T. Porter will entertain at
dinner tomorrow evening at the. home of
his sister. Mrs. Augustus Lynch Mason.
The marriage of Mr.. Edwin Taylor and
Miss Mary Gertrude Lyon will take place
day.
Miss Ricketts,. of Charleston, and Miss
Young, OF Washington, are spending a
few days with Mrs. John T. Brush at Lom-
hardy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry D.. Pierce have re-
turned from New York. Mrs. Pierce, who
has been very i'll for several weeks, is i'm
proving.
Mrs S. A. Haines, Mrs. Mittie Hawley and
Miss Ella Haines will leave this evening
for their summer home at Fortunes
ROCKS, Me.
Mrs. j. X. Lilly and sons will leave to-
morrow for Wawasee for the summer. Mrs.
Lilly is entertaining Mrs. Duck and family,
of Kentucky.
Mr.. Hugh Bryan will leave tomorrow for
Lafayette, where he has been appointed to
the government Purdue agricultural exper-
iment station.
Mrs j. M. DUNCAN left for central Ohio
Monday for the summer vacation. She will
be followed by Professor J. M. DUNCAN the
last of this week.
The members of the house parties given
by Mrs. George Bender and Mrs. w. H.
Tennis for their sons have returned to their
homes in Kankakee
the residence, No. 1889 North Meridian
street Later Mrs. Graham will go to Maine
to spend the summer
Miss Mary Sewall has issued invitations
for a Japanese wheel party Thursday even
ing. Each wheel is to be decorated with
one or more lanterns.
The women of Central Christian Church
will give lawn fete and stereopticon en-
tertainment at the residence of DR.. Clinton
Galloway. 1914 Central avenue, tonight.
Mrs. Jas. Hawkins 1912 North Illinois
street. will be at home Tomorrow afternoon,
from to s. for her daughter, Mrs. Chas. NJ.
Travis. who will return to her home In
Pittsburg Saturday. There are no invita-
tons.
tons Office were entertained at tea yester-
day evening by S. Alonzo Laughlin at the
home of his mother. after which the party
left on their wheels to attend a porch party
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. N. Fergu-
son, east of Irvington.
The Misses Cora and Flora Fletcher gave
a reception yesterday afternoon at their
home on North New Jersey street, having
as their guests of honor Mrs Frank A.
Hamilton, Mrs. Demarchus c. Brown and
Miss Mary Josephine Wight. The five la
dies received in the parlor, where red car
nations filed the room with spicy frag-
rance. Assisting in the parlors were Miss
all Mrs. Tnxr Gx.pA Sv~
Miss Rachel Sheridan, Miss Lucy Howe and
Miss Edith McMaster. In the second parlor
pink sweet peas were the decoration, and
the punch bowl was set in a wreath of
them. The punch was served by Miss Lillian
Moore. Miss Marion Teas and Miss Angelina
Woody. The dining room was in yellow,
with great quantities of yellow daisies and
yellow ribbons from the chandelier to the
corners of the tables, where they were held
Marmon and Mrs. Charles S. Witsie pre-
sided at the table, and the ice cups were
passed by. Miss Blanche May, Miss Estelle
Fisher, Miss Clara Foster, Miss Mary Nor
ris and Miss Emma Stradling. A harpist,
screened by palms in the hail. played dur
ing the reception hours. Among the guests
Miss Mary Eddy. of Hiawatha, Kan; Mrs.
McElroy of Delaware, o., and Miss Lillian
Wright. of Baltimore.
FOR Mr.. AND MRS. MORRISON.
Judge and Mrs. William A. Woods gave
a large and brilliant party at the Propy-
uel A. Morrison. who recently returned from
their wedding trip. The guests were well
coined in the assembly hall, Mrs. Morrison
wearing her wedding gown of yellow satin,
with liberty silk ruffles and velvet nastur-
tiums The hall was tastefully decorated
with the national colors in bands from the
center of the ceiling to the sides of the
room. forming a light canopy. On the high
mantel was an enormous basket of white
carnations at ore end with trailing flowers
railing from it. On the library was another
large basket. with two silk flags, and the
platform was simply decorated with palms
and rattan furniture. The orchestra was
at one end, screened by tall palms. The
supper was served in the east parlor where
table in the center held large basket of
pink carnations and ferns and the mantel
was similarly adorned. The decoration
.nroughout was both effective and artistic
tanning by Mrs Charles w. Fairbanks Mr.
and Mrs. George T. Jarvis. who came from
gTstSs yn pch me party Mr. and Mrs Az
c. Colt. Mr., and Mrs. Noble c. Butler, Mr.
and Mrs. John l.. Griffiths and their visitor
MIS- Mary Mary Hqssey; Of Chicago. Mr. and
In 3. Holiday Mr.. and Mrs Robert L.
MM etSt, Miss Mary Browning Butler. Miss
Charles Morrison. The dainty summer
gowns were unusually lovely, and there
mSlc q NUMBER Oh out-of-toWn guests,
among them being Mrs. e. NJ. Holloway
and Mrs. Francis Hardcastle, Of Chicago;
Miss Hit, of IIaporte Miss Faruuhar of
Minneapolis; Miss Kelly, of Cleveland: Miss
Ialnage, of Evanston; Miss Young of
Washington, d. C., and Miss Ricketts,, of
Charleston.
RICHARDS-Co
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
BRAZIL, Ind, June 2S.-Renos Harlan
Richards of Battle Creek, Mich. and Miss
Emma Coffey, daughter of ex-Supreme
Judge S. d. Coffey. were married at the
home of the brides parents at noon to-day
The bride wore white oreandie made over
white silk. The house decorations were
beautiful Over one hundred guests were
present. Those from a distance were Miss
Louisa Byles, Boston; Miss Julia DAILY.
Greencastle; Miss Birdie Smith. Terre
Haute; Mr.. and Mrs. w E. Sanders Hons
ton, Tex. and Dr. Richards, father of the
groom, and daughter, Miss Grace Richards
or Patricksburg. Mr.. and Mrs Richards
left for Battle Creek this afternoon to re-
side: The groom is professor of Latin and
mathematics in the high school there.
FITZHUGH-MENZIES
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
MT. VERNON, Ind, June 2s-At noon to-
day, at the residence of the brides parents.
the Rev. Francis, of st. Paurs Church,
Evansville, officiating, took place the we'd
ding of Miss Bulette Menzies. of this city.
and Mr.. Lloyd Beal Fitzhugh of Paris
Tex. Mr.. Fitzhugh is a cousin of Gen Fitz-
hugh Lee. The bride is the accomplished
daughter of Major and Mrs. G. v Menzies
and grand daughter of the late Governor
Hovey. They left Immediately for an ex-