The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-11-10

Batavia. o. The wedding is to take place in
January.
evening to Mr. Cnanning Wells, of Mass a.
chusetts. The bride is a sister of Mrs.
Robert Martindale. Mrs. Martindale, who
has been in St. Louis for several weeks
will return the last of this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lewis entertained quite
a number of their young friends last even-
ing at their home. on Park avenue, in honor
of Mr.. Harry Lewis, of New York city, and
Mr.. Bert Ricketts,, of Shelbyville. The
amusement for the evening was progressive
whist and dancing. full orchestra wa, Vas
Fay Rogers assisted Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis,
with Misses Ricketts, and Lewis in receiving
In the drawing room, which was decorated
with American Beauty roses.
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Keyes and Miss Alice
Warren, of Terre Haute, are guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Harold b. Hibben. Tuesday even
theater party and supper at the Columbia
Club, the other guests being Mrs Daniels,
of Piqua, o.; Mr.. and Mrs. Ovid \. Jane
son, Mr.. l.. b. Martindale and Mr.. E. l..
received informally for them. This evening
Mr.. and Mrs. j. K. Sharpe, jr.. will enter
Mrs G. r. Root will give a card party for
the ladies, and in the evening Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Murphy will entertain for them. Mr.
Z. L. Mckee will give a dinner Saturday
evening for the same guests.
Mrs. Augustus Lynch Mason gave an ele-
CANT reception at the Propylaeum yester-
day afterpoon for which numerous invita-
tions were sent out Mrs. Mason was as
sisted in entertaining by about forty prom
inent ladies. The guests were welcomed
In the west parlor, where the treasures or
the Art Association enrich the walls and
where pyramids of palms with yellow and
white chrysanthemums for the mantel and
vases of American Beauty roses for the
the broad hall between the parlors In the
east parlor pink chrysanthemums and ferns
filled the mantel, and on the polished table
in he or n
candeIabrum with pink rose shades, and
scattered over the table were pink chrysan-
Davenport. Ia: Miss Harris, of Governors
island: Mrs Keyes and Miss Warren, Of
Terre Haute, were among the guests
The official board of Meridian-street
Church. assisted by the ladies' association,
gave a reception last evening in the church
parlors to welcome the new pastor, Rev.
w. A. Quayle, and family The special COM
mittee having the entertainment in charge
was Mr. c. e. Coffin Mr.. John N. Carey,
Mr. Silas Baldwin, Mr. Alexander Taggart
and Mr.. H. p. WATSON, who presented the
Quayie's family includes his wife and four
daughters, and they We're given a cordial
welcome last evening, numerous members or
the congregation and friends being present
There was a short musical programme dur
ing the evening. To the charge Of the ladies
was given the decorating of the room. which
queen of autumn flowers, and the serving
of the light refreshment. Mr.. Quayle and
family are at home in the parsonage, which
has heen prettily refitted for their oc-
HAvER-FosTER
Miss Jeanette Foster, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert NJ Foster and DR.. Court
ney Stickney Haver. of Cincinnati. were
married yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
at the residence of the brides parents on
North Delaware street. The ceremony was
pronounced by Rev Peter Robertson, Of
Walnut Hills, Cincinnati. The bride was
attended by Miss Lima Coppin. of Coving-
ton, KY, and the groom by Mr.. Robert
Raymond Foster, a brother of the bride.
An orchestra stationed on the balcony
played the Wedding March," by Mendels-
SOM, as the party entered the hower-deco-
rated parlor. AS the words of the ceremony
were spoken the Spring Song" by the
same composer was played The bride wore
a gown of white mousseine de sole over
white silk made with high corsage. trimmed
with duchesse lace. She carried three large
white chrysanthemums. Miss Coppin wore
a gown of white lace. with yellow ribbons,
and carried yellow chrysanthemums. The
decoration for the parlor was all white and
green. with chrysanthemums and ferns and
winter smilax over the doors and on the
chandeliers. A buffet luncheon was given
after the ceremony. and White boxes OF
brides cake were presented to the guests.
The brides table was adorned with white
and yellow flowers. Assisting in the hospi-
talities were Misses Gertrude ana Mona
Taggart, Nettie and Margaret Shower, jean
nette and Josephine Heron, Miss Alice
Somervile and Miss Anna May Coe. Guests
who came for the wedding were Mrs. Haver.
of Cincinnati, mother of the groom; Mr..
and Mrs f. S. Fuller of New York, Mrs.
Fuller being sister of the bride; Miss Mar
tina Scott and Miss Nellie Geise, of Column
bus, o. Mr.. and Mrs. Haver left last even
ing for Cincinnati. where they will go to
housekeeping and win be at home at No.
S642 Eastern avenue. Tusculum.
REID-DICKEY.
The home of Rev. and Mrs. S. c. Dickey,
on College avenue, was the scene of a
pretty wedding last evening. The bride was
Miss Charlotte Jane Dickey, sister of Mr..
Dickey, and the groom DIR. John Douglass
Reid, brother of Mrs. Dickey. The cere-
mony was performed by the brides brother
in the presence of the relatives and a few
friends, Rev. F. o. Ballard, of Memorial
Presbyterian Church. assisting. A harpist
played the wedding march, The brides at
tendant was Miss Lillian Reid, of Green
vile. H., sister of the groom, and the
groom's attendant was DR.. X. c. Danford
of Pana, Ill The bride wore a ruffied gown
of white organdie. trimmed with white satin
and carried white roses Miss Reds gown
was of pale blue ofgandie over blue silk
and her flowers were pink roses. The bridal
party stood beneath a canopy of smilax
and the two rooms were decorated with
white chrysanthemums. The parlor was
decorated in yellow. and the dining room in
pink. with smilax, ferns and palms. Assist
ing after the ceremony We're Capt. and Mrs
j.. Il. McCrea and the Misses Wishard
Among the guests were Governor and Mrs
Mount, Col. and Mrs. j. Il. Reid, Mrs Jo-
seph Ray, Miss Lillian Reid, Mr.. and Mrs
Ward Reid and daughters and Miss Emma
Rogier of Greenville. H.; Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Dickey and family and Mr. and Mrs
j. L. Keeter, of Danville Miss Eliza Reid
Terre Haute: DR. r. A Adams. of Clinton:
Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Redmond, OF Peru; Mr.