The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-04-08

cards. Wednesday afternoon Mrs Moore
gave theater party for Miss Winchester.
Mr.. J. q. Van Wrinkle Mrs. Van Wrinkle.
with their daughter Mary and sons Neil and
Gail. left yesterday for a trip TO California
in Mr.. Van Wrinkles private car.
Misses Clara and Charlotte Pfngst, of
Louisville, are guests of Mrs. Julius Karr-
mann, on North Capitol avenue Next week
they will be with Miss Clara Ludorff. who
will give a bowling party for them Thurs
Misses Leah and Mary Fletcher. who have
been in Denver for some time will arrive
in st Louis to-day. to attend the marriage
Of their cousin. Miss Hill. and Mr. Lee
Travers which will occur Wednesday, and
they will be home a week from to-day
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick NJ Ayres enter
tained al dinner Wednesday evening for
New York The friends to meet her in
GUIDED Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Arrick Miss
Mary Foster. Mrs. Wheelock of Chicago.
Mr.. w. w. Knight Mr.. W. c. Bobbs and
Mr.. Garrard Comfy.
Invitations have been received by friends
in this city for the marriage of Mr.. Will
Denver, Col, and Miss Orian Shepperd,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Hampden II.
snepperd TO take place "Wednesday evening
April z. at o'clock at the First Presby-
terrain Church at Littleton, Col
Mrs. Ludorff and her daughter. Mrs
Hartmann gave a bowling party to thirty
44TTisnus yesterday AFTERNOON al the German
House. in honor of their guests. Mrs. Fer
dinand and Mrs. Josephine PGnyst. of
Louisville. Favors .or each guest were
lilies. For the luncheon The table was dec
Grated with tulips. Other guests fro m out
of town were Mrs. George Engelhard. Mrs
fesseler and the Misses Pfngst. of i4ouis-
VIDE and Mrs. George Leighton, VI Chi
cago.
Mrs. J. d. George gave a flower luncheon
yesterday at her home on Park avenue The
decorated with a different flower, and the
name cards were water color corners of q
color to correspond with the lower. The
6A6 n L IAz,
w. G. Griffith, Mrs. e. o. EVAN Mrs r.
q. Hawkins, Mrs. A. Ogle. Mrs. James Nor
ris Mrs; G. J. Buchanan, Mrs. ]: =. wi,xon,
Mrs. J. II. George: Mrs. L. B. Mi!ikan, Mrs
Arthur Jordan, Mrs. Arthur Webb, Mrs
Horace Eddy and Mrs. Charles Allen Dale
A BREAKFAST FOR MR.. BRYAN.
Mr.. Samuel e. Morss gave breakfast
yesterday for Mr. William Jennings Bryan,
having for guests the gentlemen who have
taken a prominent part in the bimetallic
convention. Gold and silver and yellow and
white formed the table decoration, with
quantities of white tulips and yellow daffo-
oils in the large silver loving cup which
was presented TO MIR. Morss by the Chamber
of Commerce OF Paris forming the center
piece. AT the four sides were baskets of
daisies. Knots of gold and silver caught
each end Of an oval of smilax and the serv-
ice was of the two metals. There were six
teen guests at the table of honor. Among
the gentlemen entertained were Mr. George
Fred Williams, of Massachusetts,; Mr. H. +.
Bartine, of Washington, editor Of the BIZ
metallist: exRepresentative Charles A.
Towne, of Minnesota; DR.. Reemelin, of Gin
cinnau, the retiring president of the organi-
cation; Judge Tarvin, of Kentucky, the new
president; Mr.. John McC. Wiley, ex-censul
to Bordeaux; Ex-Governor Matthews; Mr.
Gil Shanklin, OF Evansville; Mr.. Martin,
chairman of the state committee; Mayor
Thomas Taggart and others.
A SILVER ANNIVERSARY.
The members of Memorial Church cele-
hra tad fhofr tive acf
evening with a reception in the church par
lors. and the only ministers the church has
ever had, Rev. Hanford A. Edson who pre-
sided over the flock for more than twenty
years, and Rev. Frank o. Ballard, who has
been with the church nearly five years,
were present. The two ministers, with
their wives, and the church officials with
their wives, received the members of the
church and congregation. who were the
only guests for the evening. The reception
was In the parlors, and the large lecture
room room. Wnich mad peen ADORNED ana made MADE
were great masses of palms and flowers,
flags draped the walls and rugs, chairs, ta-
parlors. A large portrait of DR.. Edison and
a smaller one of Mr.. Ballard were conspic-
uous. The chandeliers were fringed with
silver. and silver birds swung from the cell
ing. The dates of 1873 and 1898. also in sill
yer. formed a part of the embellishments
During. the evening short talks were given
by both Mr.. Edison and Mr.. Ballard. The
lower floor was in charge of Mrs j. H.
loves, who was assisted by a number of
ladies. The refreshments were served up
stairs, where Mrs Cunningham presided
Pink and white were the colors chosen and
there were streamers of pink over the ta-
bles and vases of white tulips on them
The entertainers We're the members pre-
vious TO 1888. and the guests were those
who have become members since that date.
The evening was spent informally by the
church family, and the gathering was one
of the church that has assembled socially
In the church.
IMMONS-CROSBIE.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
MONTPELIER, Ind, April 7.-Last even
ing Herbert Simmons and Miss Nellie Cros-
bic, both of this city, were united in mar
riage. Mr.. Simmons is a merchant and Miss
Crosbie was one of the society bellies of the
city. The wedding was one of the largest
ever in the city.