The Indianapolis journal., 1898-06-19

at the corner of Delaware and Thirteenth
that the fund from the fete will
allow of the purchase of much needed and
thus relieve the emergency.
The commencement exercises of Miss Sa--
die Mayer School of Elocution will take
place Wednesday evening at her studio, No.
81 North Liberty street The graduates are:
Grace Wilson Laura Miller. Anna Evans
and Fred Reynolds. Miss Laura Miller will
entertain the class and some friends to-mor-
row evening at whist.
Wednesday evening, June 29 the Fresh
Air Mission will receive a benefit by. the
ladies living on Illinois street. just above
Sixteenth. who will give a lawn fete on the
grounds of William H. Elvin and Joseph NJ.
crandall. Nos. ITO and 1714 North Illinois
street. The small admission will enutle one
to music, ice cream and cake
The event of the coming week will be the
marriage of Miss Helen Mount daughter
of Governor and Mrs. James A. Mount, and
Prof. John Washington Nicely. which will
occur Wednesday evening at the First Pres
byterian Church and will be followed by
large reception at the Propylaeum. The
Governors staff will be present in full uni
form.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c. Long gave din
ner last evening for their son. Mr.. Henry
w. Long, and Miss Dell Louise Johnson,
who are to be married Tuesday evening.
The table was handsomely appointed and
was adorned with pink roses. Pink flowers
also graced the drawing room. The guests
included Miss Lucia Cruft Hilliday and Mr.
Morris Haines, who are to be the attend
ants Mr.. and Mrs Bassett of Cleveland
Mrs. Wood of Chicago. Mrs Johnson Mr..
and Mrs. John C. Wood. Miss Alice Long
and Mr.. Earl Walker Cf oxford.
The marriage of Mr.. Michael Cornelius
Shea and Miss Margaret Golfer will take
place "Wednesday morning. at o'clock at
ST. Johns Church. Miss Anna Gill will be
bridesmaid and Mr.. Charles Burns will be
groomsman Mr.. Frank Lally and Dr. Jo-
seph ID. Cain will act ushers. The bride
viii be given away by her brother-in-law,
Mr.. P. j. Martin, at whose home the we'd
inc hv-1ac, ,Iyf 1,a
will be held in the evening of the same day.
at the home of the bride and groom, COG
North Alabama street. Miss Emma Lally
and Miss Mary Egan will assist the bridal
party
The Society of Colonial Danes have had
125 of the hospital shirts made and several
dozen pillow slips Each has been marked
with red cross. Several young girls have
formed Junior Relief Association and
have porch parties alternately at the home
of Mrs. Bement. Lyman and Mrs. j. F.
Pratt. They make the pillow slips, while
one reads story. The members are Eloise
Lyman, Ruth Pratt Virginia Shaw. Mabel
Talbot, Lydia Latham, Margaret Shipp,
Natalie Dalton, Lydia Wallace, Ina Holl-
veg, Suemma Coleman, Helen Carson, Mar
garet Spear, Marguerite Lilly and Lydia
Parry. The next work undertaken by the
society will be to make gingham paiamas
for conValescents.
Mrs Henry Coe was the hostess for the
Over-the-Teacups Club yesterday at their
eighth annual meeting. The guests were in
Vited to a luncheon at l o clock When thew
ne. mad Assem- assembled name cards bearing dupli--
cate water color heads were distributed and
partners were found by like pictures On
passing into the dining room the table was
found laden with wicker baskets with COW
ers, decorated with fern leaves and white
ribbons, the club colors of green and white
and tied to the basket with ribbons was a
TN cup. "A picnic luncheon had been pro-
Vided Wood plates with paper napkins and
a delicously prepared feast AS the lunch
.eid1, eon progressed SO did the members. each
picking up her basket to make the change.
There were no literary features or CON
tests Letters of regret were read from
Mrs Mrs; Coke Alexander, who has removed to
Is at Atlantic City and from Mrs. John W.
Jones, who sent her regrets in rhmye from
Giens Falls Mrs. Coe was assisted at the
puncn DoWl IN the parlor and in the re-
malnder OF the entertainment by Miss Edith
Fountain and Miss Anna May Coe The
aieib members and their friends who enjoyed the
SSharles ma n. Thompson Mrs. A. N. Dwyer,
mrs. Swain. Mrs. L. "A. Mavity, Mrs
MMenrY Mrn 2 Van Z, ,I, Hoff, Mrs Lew Wallace, jr.,
a r. Hale. Mrs. r. w. Cathcart Mrs T.
6 Day, Mrs. Huntington of Nashville. Mrs
r. Brown, Mrs E. S. Folsom, Mrs. K /.
Dorsey. Mrs. ID. L. Wood Mrs. Allison
Maxwell and Mrs Isabel Adams.
ORD-SUTHERLAND.
Special to the indianapolis Journal
PARIS, ILL.,, June 1S.-A military wedding
VIII take place here next Wednesday Miss
MARION sutherland will wed DR.. j. Chester
McCord, surgeon major of the Fourth Ill
lnols Volunteer Infantry. Miss Sutherland
Is one of the leading society women of
Paris, who is well known in indianapolis
and Terre Haute. She is an artist of ma
tlonal reputation and has travelled extern
sively DR.. McCord will be permanently To-
Gated at Jacksonville, Fla, in the govern
ment hospital camp Miss Sutherland's wild
owed mother will reside with them at Jack
sonville.