The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-02-09
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

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chre club Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Mcdonald Robinson will not observe
her usual reception to-day.
Mrs A. j. Mcintosh has gone to West
Baden TO spend a few weeks.
Miss Marie Dickey of Irvington, has re-
turned from a short visit to South Bend.
Mrs. Lewis Sylvester, of New York city,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. PerciVal Levy.
Mrs. George G. Tanner entertained a par
ty of twelve, handsomely at luncheon yes
terday.
Mr. and Mrs l.. A. Kinsey will join
party to go to Hot Springs Saturday to
spend ten days.
Mrs. Frederick L. Fox WHO has been visit
ing her parents in Cincinnati, will return
home this week.
Mrs. j. l.. Ketcham and Mrs. John Il.
Cleland went to Charlottesville yesterday
to spend two days.
Mrs. Thomas Sargent Hacker has issued
Invitations for a card party Feb. IL for MISS
Kingman and Miss Black
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Harrington enter
tanned their euchre club last evening at
their home on Ash street.
The. Missionary Society of the Central
Christian Church will meet this afternoon
at 2:30 in the church parlors.
Mr. Hanford n. Rogers has returned to
this city after three years in the South. He
will locate here permanently.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fortune gave a
bowling party last evening at Woodruff
Mrs Samuel Reid will entertain Thursday
afternoon for Miss Jeffras, of Washington
d. c., who is the guest of Mrs. Lockard.
Mr. and Mrs ID. A. Chenoweth, who have
been spending their honeymoon in New
York, are expected home the last of this
week.
Mrs. NJ. A. Baird has returned from a
visit to her daughter in Louisville, 70 her
home, at Mrs. Woollen's, on North Illinois
street.
The members OF the class of '96 Of Butler
College will hold reunion meeting ~ the
home of Miss Katherine Moore, at irving
ton tomorrow night.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. K. Somen. at the Chal-
FAINT, will entertain Mr.. and Mrs. r., O..
Hawkins and their guest, Miss Olivia Hap
good, at dinner tonight
Mrs Dr. Culver, of South street. enter
tanned the Rex Cinch Club yesterday after
noon. The prizes were won by Mrs Brown,
Mrs. Jacks and Mrs. Pike.
Captain and Mrs. Sidney johnson. who
have been spending two months with their
daughter. Mrs. Danforth Brown, will return
to their home in Detroit to-day.
Mrs. Eugene o. Collins. of Franklin, will
come this morning to spend two days with
Mrs. Thaddeus Houston at Mr.. A, j. Me-
Intosh's West Vermont street.
Mrs Henrietta Stevens, of Reading, Pa,
who has been spending several weeks with
her sisters Mrs Van Hummel and Mrs.
Hoffman returned home yesterday.
The Morrow Circle of Meridian-street
Church will celebrate the eve of Lincoln S
birthday Friday evening in the church par
Iors with q valentine sale and entertain
ment of music and other features.
The engagement has been announced to
friends of Miss Elsa Wocher. daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Wocher, and Mr.. Rob
ert Churchman. son of the late Il. M.
Churchman. The wedding will not occur
for some time.
Mr. r. P Haughey, jr.. will give dinner
this evening to Mr.. John Dittemore ana
Miss Edith Bingham and the members or
her bridal party Mrs. |. n. Richie has is
sued invitations for a hearts party Satur-
day for Miss Bingham
Judge and Mrs j. II. Baker entertained
at dinner last evening at the Denison.
Their guests were Judge and Mrs. Robin
son, Mr.. and Mrs. William Apologize, Mr..
Charles E. Coff . Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L..
Mothershead ana Mr.. and Mrs. Albert J..
Beverldge.
Mrs. Thomas Taggart received informally
yesterday afternoon for her guest. Mrs.
Claude Matthews. The ladies were as
sisted by Mrs. John Love, Mrs. John w.
Kern. Mrs; Pierre Gray, and Mrs Mrs. Thomas laf
and the cups were passed by Miss Mary
Wilson and Miss Florence Taggart.. Mrs
Matthews will go to Greensburg to-day to
visit her daughter, Mrs. Cortez Ewing and
family.
The Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton will celebrate the battle of Kettle
Mrs. John II. Holiday. Mrs. Patsey Pat
terson, the oldest member of the chapter
in this city will be the guest OF honor;
of the members and a vocal solo by Miss
Emma Atkins and either solo by Miss
Of the entertainment is Mrs. Holiday. Mrs.
+. H. Dean, Mrs j. r. Perry. Mrs. John
L. Griffiths and Mrs. Thomas Taggart.
Mrs James b. Black entertained few
musical friends Yesterday morning, and
Miss Myrtle Parks, an accomplished pianist,
played three new compositions by Mary
A. Blazejewicz, who is making such sue
cess of drawing-room music in New York.
The talented composer is the Polish wife
of MIR. Earl Percy l-.trks formerly of Mar
tinsville, and who. l. well known in this
city. The compositions are original and i'm
bued with a spirit o. - ness and life,
and sparkle with melc The three num-
bers were ''Mazuerk" cert Etude' and
Song Without " crds
Mr.. and Mrs James = haught celebrated
the twentieth annl,,er s1ry Of their mar
riage last evsning " entertaining about
two hundred If Their friends with a recep-
ton. They were assisted by Mi. and Mrs.
George A. Marriott, Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Taught Mr.. and Mrs. james ID. Maris. and
punch was served by Miss Stella Carson
and Miss Myrtle Jacobs. During the even
ing there was a programme of music and
rotations, in which Miss Bessie Brown,
Miss Alice Halpin. Miss Blanche Reese,
Miss Luella McIntire, Mr.. VIII Taught and
Mr.. George Hess's mandolin club took part.
There were two tableauX representing the
marriage of Mr.. and Mrs. Taught and the
present day, In which they were surround
ed by their family. The decorations were
of palms and flowers. Mr.. and Mrs. George
A. Byrd and Mr. Peter Luther. of Brazil,
were among the guests.
NNEGUT-KRAUSS
The marriage of Mrs. Emma krauss and
Mr. Franklin Vonnegut took place last
evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles krauss on North Pennsylvania
street. Only the immediate families and
relatives were present for the ceremony at
o'clock, which was performed by Rev.
Frederic +. Dewhurst, of Plymouth
Church. Green and white and pink were
the colors chosen for the house decorations
Master Theodore Vonnegut played the we'd
ding march from Lohengrin as the bride
and groom passed down the stairs and en-
tered the parlor. Master Wilfred Krauss
and Miss Helen Raitz of Toledo. carried
the white satin ribbons wound with smilax
from the stairs TO the mantel forming an
aisle. Preceding the bridal couple were Miss
Katherine Krauss and Master Arthur Won
negut carrying flowers. Mrs. Krauss wore
elegant gown of pearl gray faille satin.
trimmed with duchess lace and pearl passe-
menterie, and her jewels were pearls She
carried "a bouquet of roses. Miss Helen
Raitz wore pink silk. daintily fashioned,
and Miss Lillian krauss pink liberty silk,
and she carried a basket Of pink and white
hyacinths. AS the words of the ceremony
were spoken. harpiSt played softly. When
congra tulations had been extended, sup
per was served. Mr. and Mrs. Nonnegut
and the immediate families We're seated at
one long table which was lighted with can
dies in crystal candelabra and adorned with
vases OF white roses and SmiaX- There
We're toastS offered TO the bride and groom
Other guests were seated al small tables
cred with white. and palms formed a con-
spicuous part of the decoration with vases