The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-10-28
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Miss Percy Walker has returned from
visit to Cincinnati friends
Mrs. H. w. Streeter is spending a week
with Mrs. Armstrong in Woodruff Place.
Miss Lucy Hitch. of Paris. who made a
short visit to Mrs John V. Dittemore, has
returned home.
Mrs T. H. Spann and the Misses spann
have issued invitations for reception Tues
day afternoon.
Miss Corella Taylor will go to Detroit to-
day to attend the wedding of a school
friend Miss King.
The Lyra Club will give its regular euchre
party tomorrow afternoon, preceded by
the election Of officers.
Mrs. George N. Catterson and Miss Flor
ence Coffin went to Charleston, ILL.,, yester-
day to attend two parties.
Misses Anna Hassclman and Alice Woods
have returned from Corydon, where they
spent two weeks sketching.
The childrenls party to be given by the
Central Christian Church tomorrow after
noon will be at the Propylaeum.
Mr. and Mrs. David Gibson left last night
for New York city, Hartford and Boston,
and will be away several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dugdale and Miss
Dugdale will SO TO the mountains of Vir-
gin'a next week to remain some time.
The first dance of the Cotillon Club will
be givcn a week from tonight at the
Propylaeum, instead of Nov. 8, as at first
announced.
A party of fifteen young people will give
gypsy party tomorrow evening to cele
DTdI6 All f1dllOWeeI. lney Will go out In a
gypsy wagon and will serenade friends.
Rev. and Mrs. Campbell Coyle, of Cleve-
land, and Miss Hamilton, of Philadelphia,
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter c. Mar
mon. The former will return home to-day.
Miss Mayme Beck of Cincinnati who has
visited in the city frequently, will be mar
RED Noy;; 16 to Mr.. Frank Wiltshire, of New
York. Miss Percy Walker, of this CITY, is
to be the maid of honor.
At the Portfolio Club last evening Mr.
Louis H. Gibson read several short stories
written by himself. Mrs, Vonnegut and
Miss King had charge of the entertainment
following the programme.
Miss Eleanor Porter will return to-day
from visit to Cincinnati. Miss Porter was
the guest of honor at large dinner party
Tuesday evening, and was given number
of social entertainments while there.
A party of gentlemen, including Messrs.
Oscar Bohlen. William Kuhn. Charles
ert Keller Mr.. Schaaf and Frank Maus are
at Lake Maxinkuckee on a fishing trip and
are occupying the Kuhn and Mars cottages.
Miss Martindale gave a chrysanthemum
lay Hall, of Pittsburg. The guests included
Mrs. j. Rilus Eastman Mrs. ,Garrard Com
yarney, Miss Holiday. Miss Atkins, Miss
Coburn, Miss WATSON, Miss Carey, Miss
lott, Miss Walcott and Miss Van Camp.
Mrs. A. B, Gates and Mrs. John r. Wilson
will have charge OF the play. '"rhe Happy
Pair" which will be given this evening at
and Mr.. Edward E. Gates for the fair of
the Central Christian Church. The Banjo
Club will furnish the music. Tomorrow
afternoon there will be children's party
and tomorrow evening n miscellaneous pro-
gramme, in which Mrs. McGibeny, Mr.. r.
Byron Overstreet and others will take part.
The military tea for the kindergarten So
ciety will be given this afternoon at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Barnes
No. 174O North Meridian street. The ju-
venile programme arranged for the after
noon will include a quartet by members of
the Boys Brigade Band. in charge of Mr.
l.; e. Peck, piano sol, solo by Xirsnia 0sggeod
and in the evening there will be solos by
Miss Rena Clayton, Mrs. Philip Goetz: Miss
terry A. quintet by Battery A. solo by
Mr. Oliver W. Isensee, and a number by a
whistler from the Boys Club. The Gov
ton to attend in full uniform, and all the
officers of companies in the late war who
are in the city, have been invited to be pres
fantry" and number Of trophies, brought
home by the soldiers frcm the fields of bat
tie. The cat taken from Admiral Cerevra's
flagship will also be on exhibition.
Mrs. Louis p. Goebel entertained the la
dies of the Lyra Casino and number of
other friends with Z. bowling party yestter-
guest of honor was Mrs. Rosa Goebel. of
Cincinnati. Mrs. J, w. Cooper, who was to
her place YVES taken by her niece, Mrs. Ida
Grooms Massey, Of Milwaukee. The bal
cony was decorated with palms, and several
ladies who did not bowl watchedothe game
from there. Mrs Goebel was assisted by
Mrs. w A. wildhack, Mrs. Edgar A.
Bohien and Mrs william Kuhn. Several
prizes were given the successful bowlers
and soon after 4 o'clock the guests were all
seated at long tables for luncheon The ta-
bles were daintily appointed and were
adorned with low baskets of carnations:
ca rfT ,,e With viii Mrs. Richardson; Mrs
SPOTS, of Columbus, O.; Miss Seig of Mil
waukee. with Mrs, w. T.. Stevenson. and
Miss Wles, of Spencer with Mrs. w. A
LAwHON- STEPHENS.
Special to the indianapolis Journal
! NEWPORT, Ind, Oct 27-At the resi-
dence of the brides parents in this place
last evening took place the wedding of DIR.
| viii Manners Lawhon. OF Danvlle. ILL.,, and
| Miss Mabel Stephens. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. f.. w. Iawhon, pastor
of the M r. Church Of this place. John
Earl Walker, cashier OF Danvile ILL.,,
bank. was groomsman, and Miss Grace
| Lacey, Of Perrysvile bridesmaid. The
wedding march was played by Miss Grace
| Shepard of Dana. The Misses Mabel Hop
| kins and Charlotte Stephens acted as flower
girls. The bride wore white silk trimmed
! in white satin. The couple left for Danville,
ILL.,. where they will make their future
| home. The groom is a son of Rev. Lawhon,
| of this place, but recently located in Dam
Vile. ILL.,. to practice his chosen profession.
| Clerk Robert T.. Stephens, Of this place.
| She is a talented elocutionist and musician,
HARRIS-S SHERMAN.
| Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
| RICHMOND, Ind, Oct. 27.-At st. Pauls
Episcopal Church to-day took place the
marriage of Mr.. Walter c. Harris, of New
York, and Miss Ethelwyn Sherman, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Theresa Sherman, the ceremony
being performed by Rector Frederick o.
Grannss. A dinner at the Westcott Hotel
| followed and later in the afternoon Mr.
! and Mrs. Harris left for New York city
| where furnished home awaits them. The
! bride is a graduate OF the Boston Conserva-
| tory of Music and the groom Is artist
| in the employ of the New York Herald and
an art contributor to Munseys. He is
prominent member of the New York
| Camera Club and is the only son of ex-
Lieutenant Governor and Mrs. A. l.. Har-
ris, of Eaton, 0. Among the guests were
=! Mr. and Mrs Harris, parents of the groom.
| Mr. Eli Conger and Miss Grace Conger, all
of Eaton, O.
WH1TE-HENNESSY
Special TO the indianapolis Journal
MADISON, Ind, Oct. 27.-Mrs Eta Hen
Messy. the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs
James ii. Crozer. was married at $50
o'clock last evening to Mr.. Robert Rankin
White, young merchant of this city, by
the Rev. James Cordrey, an uncle of the
bride. The bride wore a golden brown Gre
pom en- traine and the corsage trimmed
| with a jeweed vest and point lace She
carried an arm bouquet of Bride roses
Mr.. and Mrs White went at one to the
home of the grooms mother on Third