The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-05-14
from Bloomington, where she was dele


from Bloomington, where she was dele
gate to the ]. L. l.. G.
Among those who will come for the Hop
per-Miller wedding are Mr.. Samuel d. Mil
Ter. of New York; Mr.. Balken of Pittsburg;
Mr.. Luke Miller, of Roselle, n. j.; Mrs.
Stuesman and son and Mr. Victor Jackson,
of Peru.
The Over-the-Teacups Club was enter
tanned yesterday by Mrs l.. Anna Mavity.
Mrs. Allison Maxwell read paper on
Men Who Have Sailed the Sea-" and Mrs;
H. c. Allen read of THE Sea in Song and
Story" The conversation on the two par
pers was general
Mr.. and Mrs Claire S. Dearborn enter
tanned few friends last evening at their
home in Morton Place for Rev. T. j.
Villers, the new pastor of the First Baptist
Church, and Mrs Villers. Mr.. and Mrs.
d. NJ. Parry will give a reception for Mr..
and Mrs. Villers May p.
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Boyce entertained
about thirty young people with hearts
party last evening in honor of Miss
Theresa Ryan, of Cincinnati. The rooms
were brilliantly decorated with flags and
bunting and huge vases of fluffy snow
balls. Flags and toy soldiers were given
for favors.
Mr. Frank r. Scott the artist, has pre-
scented to school No. 10 his picture The
xGung her which was ls0a first St e t6e
courtesy of Mr.. Carl Lieber the picture will
be exhibited in the new gallery for week
or two that the public NAV see 1t under
favorable conditions.
Miss Stella Gallup who is to give read
ings from "Romola'' Friday evening for the
benefit of the Boys Club will come Thurs
day from Chicago accompanied by her
mother, and they will be the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. A. A. Barnes for three days and
will be with Mrs. Charles Allen Dale over
the following Sunday
Mr. and Mrs Charles e, Coffin and their
guest, Mr.. James Whitcomb Riley, returned
yesterday from Bloomington. where they
were the guests of Mr. Collins mother. Mr..
Riley's presence was surprise TO the l. u.
L. c. and SO was the pleasure of a reading
from him Thursday evening at the university
chapel. The other delegates to the union
also returned yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. o. P Jameson gave hand
some dinner last evening in honor OF Mr.
and Mrs. James Nelson Hamilton. The Ia
BILE was decorated with Bride roses, with a
large basket of them in the center, thanked
at either end with candelabra and white
candles. Across one end was fiat bouquet
of the roses tied wits satin ribbons At
each plate was a satin ribbon and the name
Susanne was on each in gold letters, The
guests invited to meet Mr.. and Mrs. Ham
Rev. and Mrs. ]. A. Milburn, Mrs. Peirce,
Miss Julia Brown Miss Alice Woods, Mr..
Nathan Morris and Mr.. N. Booth Tarking-
ton.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. H. Taylor gave a dinner
party last evening at their home on North
Pennsylvania street. The guests were
seated at small tables for four in the sew,
eral rooms. The mantelS were decorated
with palms and in the second parior was
the Maine of flowers. American Beauty
roses We're used and the name cards were
decorated with sailor knot of the national
colors Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor entertained
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Nordyke, Mr.. and Mrs.
+ H. No9nan, Dr.. and Mrs; Q. Nc e.: Pt ,a1is
Landers, Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. Orndorf, Mr.:
and Mrs. Pierre Gray. Miss Hawkins Of
Portland, Mr.. and Mrs. Fonley Pugh, Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Baker, Mr.. and Mrs S. A.
Mrs, Frank Ward Miss Emily Fletcher;
DR.. C. l. Fletcher. An orchestra played
during the dinner and Mrs. Swain sang
later. Dr. and Mrs. Taylor will give sim
liar entertainment this evening and Mrs.
Taylor will give card party at the Propy-
laeum June 4.
Miss Katherine Wallick gave a linen
shower yesterday afternoon for Miss Jessie
Miller whose bridesmaid she is to be next
week. The guests were received and later
were invited to the dining room. The table
was decorated with red carnations prettily
arranged. Following the tea they went to
the parlor, where white and green predoml-
mated in the adornment, and suspended
from the crystal chandelier was bell OF
green bordered with white flowers. Across
the base was net of white ribbon. Miss
Miller was seated at a. table below the bell,
and drawing ribbons, the lattice fell ana the
linen brought by the guests. the dalntlly
wrapped packages were opened by the re-
cipient surrounded by her friends. Miss
Wallick was assisted in entertaining by
Miss Jane Fuller, of washington, MISS
Grace Wasson Mrs. John A. Butler and
Misses Adele and Edith Waluck, Among
the guests were Mrs. Hiram G. Keays of
Cortland, ILL.,. Mrs. Augustus Coburn mrs.
Theodore Varney Mrs. Clifford ArTick. Miss
Woods Miss Carey, Miss Foster, Miss Hol-
man, Miss Coburn, Miss CASTOR. Miss Rams
dell Miss Martindale, Miss Julia Fletcner,
Miss Helen Holman, Miss Day. Miss Holli-
day, Miss Duncan and MISS Eleanor oInlth'
HAINS-BRITTON.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
r Ind Nav
marriage of Daniel D. Hams, professor in
Wabash College, and Miss Lulu Britton,
daughter of Judge and Mrs w. P. Britton.
took place last evening. DR.. j. F. futile
officated, and the service included re-
sponses. closing with the Lords prayer and
the benediction E. c. Cox played the Lohen-
grin wedding march and the bridal chorus
was sung by a male quartet. Charles T..
Crockett, of South Bend. acted as best man,
and Miss Julia Walk, of Indianapolis, was
the maid of honor Miss Walk wore pink
organdie, low neck and short sleeves. The
bride wore costume OF white satin,
trimmed in duchess lace, entrain, long
sleeves and high neck. The bride and groom
left last night for the East. The guests from
Bert Ball and wife St. Louis; DR.. o. F..
Britton, Charles Britton, Miss Julia Walk,
indianapolis; c.. B. Randolph. Champaign,
Ill. Mrs. Brewer. New York city; Dr. and
Mrs. M. b. Keegan, Loda Ill. Miss Fannie
Johnson, Denver, Col; Doctor and Mrs.
Chester Britton, Greenwood; Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Royalty. Wingate.
KENNEDY-BROWN.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
RICHMOND, Ind, May 13.-Marion NJ.
Kennedy, a well-known travelling man, of
Rochester N. Y. and Miss Mary c. Brown,
of New York city, were married here yes
terday afternoon by Rev. George II. Hill,
pastor of Grace NJ E. Church. The bride
has been visiting in Wayne county for some
time. The marriage will cause some sur
pise among the Eastern friends of the
couple, as it was supposed the ceremony
would :, De perf3%rm n, at the nome OF the
panied by a sister of the bride, Mrs Kest,
OF New York. They went from here to
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