The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-10-26
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mr.. Clarence NJ. Zener has returned from
Mt. Clemens, Mich.
Miss Emma Atkins is visiting in Chicago,
and is expected home next week.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Milliken have taken
possession of their new home, No. 1916
North Pennsylvania street.
Mr.. Charles II. Hunt of st. Louis, form
erly of this city, will be married this even
ing to Miss Nell Cook, of Shelbyvile
Mr.. Albert Fletcher has returned 10 Mil
waukee. Mrs. and Miss Fletcher still
guests OF Mrs. II. II. Hanna and family.
The Bezigue Club gave dance last even
rated with the stars and stripes. The next
dance Will be given Nov a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles lie Roy Sarrell have
returned from their wedding trip and are al
home with Mrs. Richards, at No. 9O3 North
Pennsylvania street.
The programme for the musicale 10 he
given at Mrs. Thomas Taggarts Friday
evening by the Daughters of the American
Revolution will be in charge. of Mrs. Tag
ggart, Mrs W. j HolIday Mrs G StE f.
Perkins Mrs. Charles Mcguire and Mrs. j.
II, Sonntag.
The members of Grace NJ f. Church gave
g. reception last evening to their pastor,
Rev. l.. S. Knots. ana wife, Mr.. Knots
has recently. been returned by the conference
TO this church. The paTlors were decorated
with flowers and the officials ana q, their lsdr
Potts made the address OF welcome, 70
which Mr.. Knots responded. During the
A number of young ladies organized
cotillon club yesterday at the home of Miss
Stella WalcOtt. Miss WalcOtt was made
secretary and Miss Helen Holman treasurer
Thirty young ladies' and thirty young men
will be invited to become members, and
number of married ladies will be invited to
be patronesses The first dance will be
given at the Propylaeum Nov. 8, and
dance will be given each month during the
season. Part of the dances will be at the
Propylaeum, and others will be given in
private bathrooms which have been offered
Mr.. and Mrs. e. c. Atkins gave a chrysan-
themum dinner last evening in honor of their
visitors, Mr. and Mrs a; J; Halford and
Pink, white and yellow chrysanthemums
adorned the drawing room, as well as the
dining room, The guests. to meet Mr.. and
Charles W.. Fairbanks, Mrs. Vinnedge of
Lafayette, Major and Mrs. w. j. Richards
Mrs. W. H. Coleman, Mr.. and Mrs: Arthur
D. Gates, Mr.. Ferdinand Winter, Mr.. Clar-
ence Winter and Miss Frances Atkins.
THEIR TENTH ANNIVERSARY.
| Rev. and Mrs. Thomas J. Vilers cele-
| brated the tenth anniversary of their mar
| rage last evening by giving reception, to
which they invited all the members of the
| First Baptist Church, of which Mr.. Villers
| is the pastor, and number of other friends.
| The occasion was not only observance
of their ten years of married life, but it
socially all of the members of the congre-
| cation into which they have recently come
and it was also q housewarming for the
! new home, at the corner of North Meridian
and Eighteenth streets. Mr.. and Mrs. Villers
and their daughter Eleanor and Mrs
| Villers's sister, Miss Julia Z. Merriam, re-
| ceived the guests In front of the consol
which was festooned with smilax The ush-
| ers were Messrs. Edward Neighbor, l.. f.
Peck, Herbert Gates Edward Moore,
Robert Keith and Earl Minor, and they
presented the guests. Mrs Vilers wore
white with white satin ribbons, and her at
tendants were Miss Merriam, Miss Mar
| garet Day and Miss Rena Clayton. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edgar J. Foster served serve as best man
white with pink satin ribbons, and the little
daughter wore. white PERSIAN silk and lace
the members of the board of deacons and
| trustees, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Barnes, Mr..
and Mrs. E. c. Atkins. Mrs. s. b. Loomis.
Joseph sutton, Mrs. =. ]. Dearborn, Mr.
G. c. ", " Woo w. Mr.. Mrs Swing Mr. Mr.
| George X. Trask, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Eitel, Mr.. and Mrs. S. o. Pickens, Mr.. and
be rs - Mrs potter M and an Son NM Mr.
| Potter Mr. Nicholas and Miss Fannie Nc
| Carly Mrs Robert Zener and son, Mr.. C.
and Mrs: Henry {: Martin, Mr.. and MRS.
| George Barbour, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Jordan, Mr.. and Mrs; Samuel "a Hanna, Mr.;
Mrs. l.. B. Millikan, Mr.. and Mrs "A. z.
Preston, Rev. r. e. Neighbor, Oh the Bap-
list oHtiook' ana MIS- Meghpor KEY Ieffe ana
Master Leslie Sutton welcomed the guests
at the door and Miss Emma Holloway. Miss
Margaret Foster and Mr.. Frank Holloway
received them in the upper hall. Miss
Lille Shallenberger was in charge Of the
! gift room, where their many presents were
| to be seen, and among them was COM
| plete dinner set from the Ladies Social
| Circle, and several pieces of cut glass, with
the appropriate silver piece accompanying n
| the choir Not all of the gifts were dis
/ played, for a surrey was one. A carved teak
| wood vase from -,urmah was from Mrs.
| Villers's sister, and many individuals in the
/ congregation and relatives and friends from
4 out Of town contributed toward making the
| anniversary an eventful one. Roses in
4 variety and in the greatest quantity, also
1 from friends. made the house fragrant, and
smilax and chrysanthemums were also sent
| and were used to grace the, rooms In the
| study Mrs. N A. Rose and daughter Mabel
served the lemonade and Miss Jennie Hollo-
| way had charge of the guest book, where
| numerous autographs ana congratula tions
/ were left during the evening. Miss Sarah
| Foster and Miss Della Dearborn invited the
! guests to the dining room, where they were
| served by Miss Atkins. Miss Parry, Miss
| Joraan, Miss Hanna, Miss Neighbor, Miss
Swing Miss Pickens and MISSES tsr Mary r ana ~
white and green and on the large wedding
cake in the center was thomas , ana
having been married in Rochester n. Y.
by Rev. Henry Robbins. Oct. %. 1883. The
porch of Mr. Villers's residence and the one
Adjoining were inclosed and decorated with
| flags and Chinese lanterns. Several hundred
! guests were present TO accept the hospital
! tiles. ~aoor,
| Special to the indianapolis Journal.
| KOKOMO. Ind. Oct. 25.-At the residence
of the brides parents at 1890 o'clock this
| morning, Mr. Edwin NJ. Souder and Miss
| Lnea NJ. Cooper were married by Rev. r.
n. Gregg. pastor of Grace M. E. Church.
Mr. Souder is a. well-known young news
paper man Of this place, connected with the
Kokomo Tribune, and a graduate OF Wa.
hash College The bride is the daughter OF
| ex-County Clerk John W. Cooper, well
| knoyvn attorney. She is graduate OF the
| Cincinnati Wesleyan Female Seminary.
| Miss Hannah Fades of Paris, H., and Mrs.
| DR.. John Kunz, of Cincinnati, friends of
| the bride, attended.
Halloween suggestions.
| New York Tribune.
With the near approach of fateful Hal
| loween, suggestions for party come In or