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

Miss May Louise Shipp will entertain at
luncheon to-day.
Mrs. George LOWELL of Chicago, is visiting
her sister in this city.
Mgr Bessones will celebrate his eighty
ninth anniversary a week from to-day.
T Miss Agnes Dilks has gone to Crawfords-
vile to visit her sister for a short time.
Mrs. Frank M. Talbot, of North Illinois
street, has returned from visit to friends
in Peru.
Mr. PurseH father of Mrs N. S. Byram,
celebrated his ninety-fr birthday anniver-
Sary Wednesday.
Mrs. Alfred M. Ogle left for New York
last night, having been called by the seri-
Gus Illness of her mother.
There will be social this evening at the
Tabernacle Church. to which the members
and their friends are invited.
Miss Julia Randolph of Washington D.
c., is visiting Mrs. Arthur c. White Miss
Randolph was Mrs. Whites bridesmaid
Miss Eleanor Kirby will go to Iowa next
week 10 spend the summer with her sister.
Mr. William L. Kirby will accompany her,
to remain short time
Miss Sarah Shields entertained a few
friends yesterday afternoon for Miss Grace
Plume, who was given a kitchen shower.
old maid was the amusement for the
dozen guests
Miss Theresa Pierce will return tomorrow
from Vassar College where she has been
for the last year. She stopped in New York
en- route to spend few days with her par
ents, Mrs. Pierce having been i'll there for
two weeks
Invitations have been issued by Governor
and Mrs. James A. Mount for the marriage
OF their daughter, Helen Nesbit and Mr..
John Washington Nicely. to take place
Wednesday evening, June p. a. the First
Presbyterian Church. at s o'clock. re-
eeptiSon will be held at the Propylaeum from
8 to II O'Clock. The at-home announcement
is Beirut Syria, after Oct. 15
Mr. and Mrs Leo Lando entertained the
members of the dramatic section of the So
Gal Turnverein and the German Reading
senate avenue. The date was the birthday
anniversary of Mrs. Lando. The decora-
tons were flags flowers and japanese lam
terms. various amusements were arranged
A coored quartet sang and played. A
Dutch lunch was served.
Mr. and Mrs. Ovid B. Jameson gave din
ner last evening in honor of Mr. Hull, of
Massachusetts. The table was adorned with
Honiton lace over silk and a pyramid of
pink roses; The table and room were light
ed with pink candles in sconces and can
delabra. Roses. iris and lilies were used in
the other rooms The guests to meet Mr..
Hull were Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. B. Wilson. Mr.
Wright Sewall, Mr.. and Mrs John NJ. Ju-
f Ha1te MRS ano w Mr M eRosh ir Of Terre
harpist played during the dinner.
The Kindergarten Feast of Lanterns.
postponed from Wednesday evening, was
an entertainment last evening in the club
deliberately decorated with lanterns, flow
ers and flags. and Mrs. James r. Carnahan
and Miss Laura Huey, heads of the Wood
ruff Place section. were the hostesses for
the evening. There was dancing for those
who cared 10 dance and music by the Arion
Club and colored quartet. There were
various tables arranged throughout the
building and on the broad piazza and on
the stage in the ballroom. where ices. candy
and other refreshments were sold. The la
dies at the head of the several divisions of
the entertainment included Mrs. John NJ.
SPann Mrs Charles H Hams Mrs Messick
Mrs. Lockwood, Miss Knubbe Mrs G. u
Bingham, Mrs. H. G.. Coldwell, Mrs f, NJ
Campbell, Mrs. p B. Raymond, Mrs. o. l..
they We're assisted by all the members of
the section 1t was a great disappointment
to the entertainers that the rain inter-
fered twice with their plans for an outdoor
feast of lanterns.
KOKOAIO WEDDINGS.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
KOKOMO, Ind. June 9.-Charles Will
liams. captain of the Kokomo fire brigade,
and Miss Ella Augstadt. of this city, were
married Sept. 8. 1897. at indianapolis. The
couple succeeded in keeping the marriage
a secret until to-day. a period of ten months,
when the facts accidentally came to light
Mr.. Charles Lahr and Miss Ada Burrows
both of this city. were married last evening
by Rev; j.. A. Allen, of the First Presby-
terrain Church,
KELLEY-SPEAsE.
Special 10 tie indianapolis Journal
HARTFORD CITY. Ind. June 9.-Prof
Luther f. Kelley, superintendent of the
Montpelier public schools. and Miss Lizzie
Spease teacher. were married this morn
ing at o'clock by Rev. Hume.
ALLEN-ALLEN.
Special TO the indianapolis Journal
BEDFORD. Ind. June 9-Charles H.
Allen and Miss Cora j. Allen were united
in marriage last night al the home OF the