The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-06-12

friends and a few neighbors
Miss Gertrude wocher will go to Pana,
III, tomorrow, where she will be one of
the bridesmaids at the marriage of Miss
Hayward. Miss Wocher will remain in
Pana until the last Of the month.
The marriage of Miss Grace Melville
place Wednesday morning, at 10 o'clock, at
st. Paul,s Church. Miss Clara Wales will
give linen shower tomorrow afternoon
for Miss Blume.
Miss Ada Hamilton will give a hearts party
tomorrow evening for the Hamilton-Furnas
bridal party. Miss Anna Wright will enter
tam the same party at dinner tuesday
evening and the wedding will take place
wednesday evening at the Friends Church.
Mrs. NJ. Stern. the Misses Stern and gov
erness are expected to arrive from New
OF Mrs. Percival Levy for few weeks, and
will then make an extensive trip through
Canada. visiting Toronto, Montreal, Quebec
and the great lakes.
Miss Irene Ceilings entertained the Misses
Jessie Bowman, Mary Person Ida McPher-
son, Anna Armbruster, Elsie Tilley, Bessie
Charpie, Olga Schellschmidt, Jennie Cor
man, Georgia Holland, Edith Conner and
Fanny Smyser, Thursday afternoon, at her
home on Hoyt avenue.
Misses Lolita and Pearl Simmonds, OF North
Capitol avenue, have returned from Gin
cinnati and Louisville, where they have been
visiting for five months. Mr.. Robert Ault,
or Walnut Hills. and Mr.. Edgar Krehbiel.
of Mount Auburn. will spend to-day with
Mrs. Clemens Vonnegut and children will
go to their cottage at Maxinkuckee for the
summer June g. June 27 Miss Ella Vonne-
gut will entertain house party, which will
include Miss Mary Wilson, Miss Gertrude
Wocher, Miss Lucy Taggart, Miss Mayme
Beck and Miss May Henly, until after
July 4.
Invitations have been received from Co
lumbus for the marriage of Mr.. E. NJ.
Green, formerly of this city, and Miss, Daisy
Bel Shane daughter Of Dr. ut and Mrs
evening at o'clock. A number of friends
from this city will go to Columbus to attend
the wedding.
NJ. &C. Knox. secretary of the Columbia
Bowling Club, has sent out invitations to
all clubs which bowl tenpins to attend
meeting at Kline's clubrooms next Thurs
bowling league. Every club that prefers
the game of tenpins is requested to send
representatives to the meeting.
Miss Mary Stowell, who spent part of the
week with Mrs. James w. Lilly. has gone
] to Harrodsburg, KY, to visit Mrs. Martina
h Grubbs Riker. Miss Stowell will return to
portunity will be given for her friends TO
hear her sing. She spent several years in
Europe studying music and has been heard
in London and other cities.
The Women's Missionary Society of the
First Presbyterian Church will meet
Wednesday. The programme will be: THE
Armenians and Their Oppressors," Mrs. O..
B. Jameson; Missionary Work Among the
Armenians,' Mrs. Henry Coe The hostesses
will be Mrs. NJ. A. Thompson, Mrs. j. H.
Lotshar. Mrs. J. T. Power, Mrs. j. H. Tay-
Tor, Mrs j.. c. Dickson and Miss Margaret
Hamilton.
Miss Susan Brown gave a book shower
and card party yesterday afternoon in honor
of Miss Leila Furnas, who is to be married
Wednesday, Miss Brown was assisted by
the members of the bridal party, Miss Anna
Wright Miss Edith Furnas, Of Valley Mills.
Last evening Mrs. John Furnas of Wood
ruff Place. an aunt of Miss Furnas, enter
tanned the bridal party at her home.
Miss Esther Haughey will entertain a
house party the last of the week. The
young ladies to be with her will be Miss
Josephine Eddy, of WASHINGTON, P. G.; Miss
Kenney, of Vincennes, and Miss Test, of
Council Bluffs, Ia Mrs. n. F. Dalton will
Ing, and Miss Haughey win give a dance
at the Country Club the following Monday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne. assisted by their
son and daughters, celebrated their silver
wedding anniversary at their home on
North Meridian street Wednesday evening.
The house was decorated with palms, snlilax
and roses Sweet peas adorned the dining
room, where buffet supper was served.
Music was furnished by mandolin club and
Miss Sadie Mayer gave several appropriate
recipients of many handsome presents.
A number of friends were entertained
Monday evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs Richard Cox to celebrate the birthday
anniversary of the former. The house was
decorated in the national colors ana flags
were given as favors. The Occassia Club,
of which Mr.. Cox is member. gave him
present. and there was programme by
Miss Turk, Prof. Butler Messrs. Church
and Harding, Misses Minnie and Addie De
Haven. Miss Nellie Harding presided at
the punch bowl Among the guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gorsuch, of Spring.
field, O., and Mrs. Keller. of New York city.
Flag day will be observed Tuesday by the
Daughters of the Revolution at the home
Theresa wi ha mad
Invitations for the event at her home on
North Capitol avenue. There will be re-
ports read by the officers who attended the
national convention as delegates in Boston
and other features. A war committee has
been appointed by the board of the society,
which includes the state regents, SO that
the entire membership is enlisted and con-
certed action may be taken on short notice.
One of the Indianapolis charter members
Mrs Arthur Brigham, now member of the
Massachusetts society, was among the first
to offer her services on hospital boat.
= The Sketching Club was, entertained at
Christian at her home on North Delaware
street. The club color is blue, and the flow
ers were of that color and the name cards
with a water color head in the left upper
corner and with two lines, the answer form
ing the initials of a celebrated artist, done
in two shades of blue and gold. The guests
name and the year of the organization and
the present were on either lower cor
ner. There was a literary art feast, and
toastmistress. The toasts were: "One Year
Older,' by Miss Nellie Wells; THE Search
for Simplicity" by Mrs. Christian Fifty
Years Abroad a review of valuable new
book of art, by Miss Selma Neubacher:
"reminiscences" by Miss Seleck; "A Ray
of Light, by Miss Helen Mckay; "A vi
sion" by Miss Alice Somerville; "A Sym
phony' by Miss Edith Williams "A Crown
Of Olives by Miss Jessie Dasgett, and
Expectations" by Miss Lucy Mayo.
Among the company was Miss Leah Fetch
er. former member of the club, who has
been absent in Colorado for several years.
WEST-AUGUSTUS
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
PARIS, ILL.,, June 11.-Mr. Roy o. West.
of Chicago, and Miss Louise Augustus, of
this city, were married at 11:30 o'clock this
morning at the Christian Church, Rev. JEFF
ferson c. Davis officiating. MISS Belle Ru-
dy. of Paris. attended as maid of honor,
while the following were bridesmaids:
Misses Mabel and Ruth Huston of Paris,
ILL.,; Misses Florence and Mary Stoskopf,
of Freeport, Ill. Mr.. George F. Null, of In
dianapolis, was best man. The ushers were
Verne A. Wright and j. c. Glow, Chicago:
DR.. Charles H. c. Poucher. Indianapolis,
and Frank Van Sellar Paris, III. Following
the wedding a reception was given at the
residence of the brides parents. The brides
dress was ivory satin, en- train, chiffon,
pearl and rose point trimming, tulle veil.
orange blossoms and a bouquet of lilies of
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