The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-10-14

The young men who were attendants at
for ther homes n w tSe East Kew and
| Mrs. William Alvin Bartlett Will return
| East to-day.
Mrs. Frederick Jones and son Harry, of
jackson. Mich, are visiting her sister, Mrs
| w. L. Schomberg. Mrs. Jones was called
here by the death of her grandmother, Mrs.
| Cynthia S. Ames.
friends at cards last night in honor of their
fortieth anniversary. Prizes of hand deco
rated CHINA were won by Mrs. ~ Hyde,
Miss Bessie Wiegand, Mrs. Jno. O'Brien
and Mrs. Wright
The Young Women's Missionary Society
of the Second Presbyterian Church will
dence of her mother, Mrs J. H. Baldwin,
725 North Pennsylvania street, this after
noon at 2:S0 o'clock.
Miss. Maud Lemon. only daughter of
MRS: Annie Il. Lemon, and Mr. Hoyt King,
OF Chicago, formerly of Indianapolis, were
married Oct II at Springfield ILL.,, at the
Gnristian Church, Rev. M. Lynn officiating.
The parents and a few friends were pres
ent. The couple left for their home in Chi
cago at 4O7 East Thirty-sixth Place.
Miss Sarah E. Rudisill gave hieroglyphic
party yesterday afternoon at her home. on
Park avenue, for Mrs. James McAlphin, of
columbus, o., formerly of this city. Roses,
helitrope, carnations and ferns formed the
decorations. Miss Rudisill was assisted in
entertaining by Mrs. VIM. Wildhack, Mrs.
Frank Morrison. Mrs. Martin, Misses Jessie
Hauk and Ida Roney.
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! party yesterday to celebrate .Ae birthday
anniversary of her twin son and daughter
Pierce and Ethel Rhodehamel. The seventy
or more young people were entertained with
| dancing, a fishpond and with a war contest.
Pretty prizes were given for the games.
| The young host and hostess received nu-
| merouS gifts from friends in this and other
| cities Mrs. RhOdehamel was assisted in
entertaining the guests by Miss Genevieve
| Fitzpatrick, Miss Edith Robinson, Miss AL
sic Rossiter and Miss Marie Searle.
! The first meeting. of the. Portfolio Club
was held last evening", and the entertain
For each member Miss Woods provided pa
per and charcoal and also a slip of paper,
! with number and the name of animal.
Having a duplicate in her own hand, she
| called for a number, and the one holding
the number was asked to draw the animal
| of the others. When the pictures were all
] drawn the person naming the greatest
! prize. A feature of the evening was the
| distribution of the yearly programmes.
These were arranged in scroll design and
were in the old-style text on parchment.
| The initials were Illuminated, and no two
| programmes were decorated alike Miss
! Woods and Mrs. l.. H. Gibson designed and
painted the programmes, and the members
| selected them while they were rolled up.
| Mrs Howard FoltZ and Mrs. Richard had
charge of the social part of the evening.
Mr. and Mrs. William II. Coburn gave
! handsome dinner last evening in honor OF
Miss Louise Erwin and Mr. Henry P. Co
burn, who are to be married Tuesday. The
| the group of three candlesticks in the mid
| die and single candleStickS at either side
were wreaLns of upright chrysanthemums.
| At each gentlemanS plate was a chrys-
| anthemum boutonniere Before each lady's
plate was a small French basket with a
! green bow on the handle, and before the
| brde-eect was a basket tied with white
! bow In the bride basket were small ar
! ticles in silver which she presented to the
| ladies' leaving in her own basket a silver
| bell, and in their baskets were miniature
household articles, which they in turn pre-
! scented 10 her, mathematical of future do
nestle life. The health of the guests of
honor was drunk from the loving cup which
! served at the marriage or Mr.. ana MIS-
| burn, Miss Hannah Erwin. Miss knlppen-
berg. Miss WATSON, Mr.. Edward p. Gates;
| Mr.. Page Chapman, Mr.. A. S. Lockard and
/ Mr.. Lynn B. Martindae
WISE-WILKINS.
The marriage of Miss Grace wilkins and
Mr.. Louis Denton Wise took place last
evening at the home of the Dllue's mother.
Mrs Mary F. Wilkins, on Ash street. Rev.
George L. Mcintosh performed the cere-
mony in the presence Of the relatives and
nearest friends of both families. The bride
was given away by her brother, Mr.. Walter
Scott wilkins. The bride wore dainty
gown Of white Persian lawn, trimmed with
lace and ribbons. Her only attendant was
carried her bouquet of Bride roses. The
wedding march was played by an orchestra
Of mandolins and guitars, and the same IN
struments Were softly, played during the
ceremony. The bridal party stood before
the mantel, which was hidden with palms;
ferns and cosmos. One room was adorned
with red flowers and two with white. while
the dining room decoration was or pink
roses. Assisting. during the evening were
| Miss Nell McOuat, who had charge OF the
wedding bells" wherein the guests regis
tered, Miss Bessie Bates, who served ,t the
Charles Schaub, Miss Mae McOuat and
Miss Elizabeth O'Connell,. who presided in
be at fi home f after Nov. With Mrs Wilkins
the wedding were Mrs. Sarah Dormire and
and Mrs r. I. Scott, of davenport Ia, and
Mrs. Frederick Cady, of Green Bay. Wis.
THOMAS-PERKINS.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
LEBANON. Ind. Oct. 13.-The marriage
| of Mr.. H. o. Thomas, of Hartford City.
and Miss Minnie Perkins, Of this city. took
place last night at the home of the brides
| parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Perkins, Rev.
Delos M Wood officiating. Before the cere-
mony Miss Minnie Tyre sang 20 Promise
Me-" and at the conclusion OF the service
Miss MaIy Zion sang 'Since Thou Art
| Nine" Miss Ruth Perkins a cousin of the
| bride, played the wedding march. The
bridal couple was attended by Mr.. Lou
Branson, of Anderson, and Miss Cora Belle
| Riley of this city. The bride wore a toilet
Of white organdy over white taffeta. Her
| ornaments were a triple strand of pearls
| and a pearl sunburst, the gift of the groom.
| She carried Bride roses. After the cere-
mony buffet supper was served. Mr.. and
| Mrs Thomas left on the early morning
! train for Chicago, after which they go to
| Hartford City for their future residence.
Among the guests from out or town were
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rchmann, Mrs. Cor
nelius Sheridan indianapolis; Mrs. John
Bonham Miss Merle Bonham, Hartford
| City, Mr. C. NJ. Lockwood, Frankfort;
| Lieutenant Kennett, Angola; Messrs. Ernest
| Lewis Lou Branson and Mr.. hurry, Ander-
son; Rev. H. V. Brashear, K1rklln
RICHMOND WEDDINGS.
| Special to the Indianapolis Journal
RICHMOND, Ind Oct. 13.-Mr. George
Hekathorn, of jamestown. Ind. and Miss
Ella Hurst, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Joseph Hurst were married last evening by
Rev. A. G. Neal, of the First-street M. E.
| Church, at his home.
| Mr. Edward o. Mott and Miss Nellie NJ
| Thompson were married last evening at the
home of the bride by Rev. H Allen Leader,
of the Second English Lutheran Church.
Mr. William Bull and Miss Jeannett Tur-
pin were married last evening at the home
of the brides mother by Rev. "A. w. Lam
port of the First NJ. Z. Church.
Miss Jennie Lincoln, formerly of this city,
was married last night at Lima. o. TO Mr..
John Jones.
TRUAX-ODELL
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
CRAWFORDSVILLE. Ind, Oct. ID
Albert Truax, Of Osseo, Wis, and Miss