The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-10-06
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY

1
Mrs Virginia Groves has gone to visit her
sister, Mrs. Matte Richenbach, of Kansas
City.
The Research Club will meet at the home
of Mrs. Robert Sears, on North Illinois
street, this afternoon.
Misses Julia and Anna Sharpe and niece,
Josephine Sharpe, will return Saturday from
the mountains of Virginia.
The first meeting of the Aftermath Club
will be held this afternoon at the residence
of Mrs. B. w. Woodwork, 1918 Broadway
Mrs. Mary S. Moore and daughter Deb
Orah have returned from visit to Mrs.
Albert Fletcher, and family, in Milwaukee.
Mrs James II. Baldwin and daughter
Miss Helen Baldwin, have gone to New
York city. They are to sail soon for Paris.
Miss Edna Williams of North Capitol av-
enue will accompany her father. B. G..
Williams, to Chicago for visit this week
Capt. Ben w. Leavell, u. s. A, will re-
turn to-day TO his home in Salt Lake City,
Utah. after visiting friends here for short
time.
Mrs. Belle Jamison and Mr.. Royal Rob-
inson were married yesterday at the home
OF the bride, and they left at once for Buff
falo, N. Y.
Mrs. Jessie McGibeny,- who has been the
guest of Mrs. Hugh McGibeny and Mrs.
John M. Lilly, left yesterday for New York,
where she will spend the winter.
Mrs. J: NJ Parkhurst and daughter Ella
noon, from to o'clock, for Mrs Lohr, of
Belaspor, India There are no invitations.
Mrs. Sewall entertained at dinner last
evening, her guests being Miss Mary III.
krout, Mrs Ida II. Harper. Mrs. A. e.
Watson of Texas, Miss Mary Dean, Miss
Moore and Miss Day.
Mr.. William A. Hinsley and Mrs Hortense
H HAL were married yesterday at Martins
this city, and will be at home at No. S25
North Senate avenue.
Mr.. w. L. Horne and family have re-
| turned after an absence of several months
and will be at home this winter with Mrs.
| A. B. McGregory. Mrs. j. H. McHenry
| will come to visit them soon.
| Mrs s. A. Haines and Mrs. Mile Hawley
| spent three months Miss Ella Haines is
| visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Swan Brown
| at their new home in Worcester. Mass.
from rochester to Peman un
morning with Mrs. Sewall. She will go to
Terre Haute to visit relatives, and will re-
turn to this city for a second time before
| going to Washington fer the winter.
The Kappa Gamma Club will meet with
MISS Retta Barnhill, of East Washington
street, Iryington. Saturday. afternoon, at
| read her paper. Spanish Honor" and Miss
| Mary Brouse will lead in conversation.
| A reception and social was given Tues
4 day evening at Fletcher-place Church to
| Rev. and Mrs. K Roberts. The ladies of
| the Aid Society were the hostesses. A clock
was presented to Mrs. Roberts and speeches
| We're made by Miss l.. N. Marsee and w.
| III. Leedy and responses were made by Rev.
| and Mrs Roberts.
Invitations have been issued by Mr.. and
M mrs s Caleb 6,, stone Denny for the marriage
| Franklin Nixon, of Woodbury., N j., to
take place Wednesday afternoon, Oct. 49,.
| The ceremony, at o'clock. will be in the
| presence of the families. and will be fol-
| lowed by a small reception at 4 o'clock.
Miss Lille D. Bergh will come tomorrow
e ar spend at few days with with Mrs Edwin
| Miss Bergh will give parlor talk on 1.-THE
Singing Voice in Conversation at Mrs.
mia street. The talk is for any one inter
tons.
The regular monthly meeting of the Per-
Summon Brigade Club was held at the home
OF Jefferson NJ Cassell. No. S41 Oak street,
tuesday evening. A large number were
present piyse and and so literary prosramme was
palms and flowers and a luncheon served.
Inc next meeting will be held at No. 224
tanned there by Mr.. and Mrs. Clair e. Rob-
bins, Tuesday. Nov. l.
EASTMAN-GASTON.
wedding of general interest was cele-
brated last evening at the home of Dr. and
Mrs. John M. CASTOR, on North New Jer-
sey street. The bride was their youngest
daughter, Miss Amelia Love CASTOR. a
well-known beauty and social favorite and
the groom was DR.. Joseph Rilus Eastman
son of DR.. and Mrs. ]. B. Eastman. The
ceremony was at $50 o'clock and only the
immediate families were present. There
were no attendants and the entire event
was markd by simple elegance in every APP
pointment. In the parlor were grouped the
guests when a harpist and violinist played
the wedding march from 'Lohengrin.'' The
bride entered with her father. She wore a
rich white satin gown, made en- train, and
with low cOrSage. Point lace trimmed the
latter at either side and formed diagonal
drapery across the skirt. veil and a
shower bouquet of white roses COM
Graham. er rector '1 Of Christ s Church,
performed the ceremony assisted by Rev.
Mr.; Foster, OF London, England, an uncle
Of DR.. Eastman, who made the prayer. DR..
Castor gave his daughter to her husband
and the benediction was pronounced. AS the
ceremony proceeded, the musicians played
the Prize Song from ''The Meistersinger."
The bridal party stood before the bow win
dow, which was decorated with tall palms.
forming canopy above their heads. At
either side were tall American Beauty roses
which formed broad bands of color and
fragrance. at either side. The entire room
was lavishly adorned with the roses in ev-
cry available place. The party was seated
for supper at one long table, which was
embellisked with pink roses and was lighted
with pink candies in artistic holders. Dr.
and Mrs. Eastman left last evening for a
wedding trip south. and on their return they
Will be at home at the Victoria and Mrs
Eastman will observe Tuesday as her re-
ception day.
SCHAD-VENN
Miss Katherine Olivia Venn, only daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander J. Venn,
and Mr.. Harry Edward Schad were mar
ried last evening at the home of the brides
parents, on North Capitol avenue Only the
families were present for the ceremony at
6 o'clock. The bride descended the stairs
alone and was met at the foot by the groom
and the minister, Rev. George Smith, of
Hall-place Church. The minister preceding
they passed TO the front of the broad lace
made a background, and the ceremony was
pronounced. The bride. a stately blonde,
wore a gown of white silk, yelled in liberty
trimmed with point lace at the sleeves. Her
flowers were white roses. Preceding and
during the ceremony harpist played.
White roses were used with the green in
the parlor and red roses in the music room,
while the dining room was in pink and
green. After the ceremony dinner was
served, and seated with the bride and
goom were the parents of both, and the
minister. The other guests were seated in
the several rooms. The brides table was
inree garlands of smilax from the chande-
her 10 the table were held by large pink
satin butterfly bows AT O'Clock there was
a reception. to which a large number of
| friends were invited. The gallery was in-
| closed with canvas. outside the flowers and
vines which cover it, and Towering moon
! VINE shed its fragrance. Japanese lanterns
/ ngnted the gallery. Assisting in the parlorS
ana dlnlng room were Mr.. and Mrs. John
G. Weinman, Mr.. and Mrs. Walton N.
Dynes. Mr; and Mrs William G. Chaplin,
MT. and Mrs. r. A. Davis, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Day. Misses Fannie White Alice