The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-11-26

| for a reception Thursday afternoon at her
home, on North Meridian street.
Miss Irene Wetherald of Connersville. will
come next week TO attend the exhibit of the
Ceramic Club a the Bates House
Miss McGregor, Of Milwaukee, is to visit
Mrs. John N. Hurry. who viii give small
tea for her Wednesday afternoon
Mrs. Frank II. Baldwin and children have
returned from a visit to Mrs. Hiram G..
! Keays and family. at CORTLAND. Ill.
Mrs. w. A. Mooney and daughter, of
| Columbus. Ind, are visiting Mrs Mooney
parents, Mr.. and Mrs w. G. Hunter.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Eckhouse announce
tile engagement of their daughter Bertha
and Mr.. George d. Levy, of this city.
Mrs. S. +. Rauh and daughters have re-
spend Thursday with Mr.. Charles Rauh.
Miss Walton, of cleveland. who is spend
ing the week with Mrs. J. $. Holiday, will
be the guest of Miss Mary Fletcher next
week.
Mrs. Melvin o. Ryker entertained few
friends yesterday morning for Miss Ger
trude Mayhem, of Fort Wayne, who is her
| guest.
Miss Lucille Heron entertained few
| friends informally yesterday afternoon The
amusement was the country dinner guess
ing game.
Miss Esther Pugh, of Cincinnati, and Mr..
Gordon Buell., of East Hampton. Conn, are
guests of Mrs Alice V. Mendenhall on Col
lcge avenue.
Mrs. Edison Torrey Wood entertained a
honor of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Willis G..
Wood, of Chicago.
The young ladies who posed as the Shak-
speare heroines last week in Mrs. Ovid
Butler Jameson's booth at the Flower Mis-
sion fair We're entertained yesterday after
noon by Mrs. jameson. A special guest was
Miss Peckham, of Chicago, a niece of the
hostess, The guests included the Misses
Holman. Miss Erwin. Miss Edith Wallick,
Miss Emma Atkins, Miss Julia Fletcher
Miss Burford, Miss Haywood of Pana, Miss
Mary Sewall. with Mrs Orville Peckham. Of
| Chicago. and Mrs. George Chapman, of Eau
Claire, Wis
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Q. Van Wrinkle and Mrs.
+. J.. Thomas gave large card party yes
terday afternoon at the home of the former.
and last evening Mr.. and Mrs. Van Wrinkle
There were sixteen tables for the cards, and
handsome prizes were presented. The rooms
X@eng fSe guests Mare Mrg nd f GT
! don. of Washington, d. c.; Miss Woodruff.
of KNOXVILLE, Tenn; Mrs; Russell. of Louis
einnati and Miss Louise Morrison, Of Con-
nersville. Miss Mary Van Wrinkle who is
home for short vacation, assisted.
Mrs. J. J. Carver gave a reception. yester-
day afternoon to large number of ladies'.
The hostess received alone. and was assist
| ed in entertaining by her mother, Mrs.
Alexander Heron. Mrs: c. L. Holmes, Mrs.
| II. Murphy. Mrs j. c. Wilkerson, Miss We'll
| Ter of Louisville, Miss Anna Smith. Miss
Emily C0ndy, MISS MarRa1 ct stevenson ana
Miss Florence Coffin. A harpist and violin
| list played during the reception hours. The
| house was adorned with flowers for the oc-
casion, white chrysanthemums and begonias
| end ferns adjoining the parlor, pink carna-
tons the sitting room and pink roses the
dining room: In the latter many, dainty
pieces of china, adorned by the hostess,
were used at the table.
Senator and Mrs. Fairbanks entertained a
very distinguished dinner company of more
than thirty guests last wednesday, even
| ing, the affair being in honor of the MEM
| bers of the Joint high commission. The
| drawing rooms were adorned in palms and
roses, while the dining room was lined with
| palms and hung with silk flags of Great
\ Britain and the United States. The long
table was covered with mounds OF large yell
| capped In yellow silk shades. Mrs. Fair
banks received her guests in a rich and be-
\ coming gown of white satin. In addition
| to the commissioners and their wives, the
| company included the Vice President and
| Mrs Hobart. the British ambassador and
Try and Mrs. Gage. Senator and Mrs For
| aker, Miss Cartwright, Miss Scott, Miss
Dingley and Miss Foraker.-Washington
| Post
Miss Theodosia L. Stoner. youngest
| daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Stoner,
was married Thanksgiving day at high noon
vile. Ind, to Mr.. Hugh E, Johnson princi-
| pal of the Oal<landon schools. The cere-
| mony was performed by the Rev. Mr..
/ Campbell. The bride was attended by little
Marion Hurd Young who acted as flower
girl The bride wore white organdie over
white silk. and her attendant white or
| candle over pink silk slip. During the cere-
mony Miss Dora Klepfer played Call Me
Thine Own" The guests from out OF town
We're Mr.. and Mrs J. r. Young, Miss Dora
oils; Mr. William Lockwood, Peru; Mr.. W.
w. Williams, Terre Haute: Mr.. William
Herrick, Wabash; Mr.. Ferd Fisher. Green
Moore, Oaklandon; DR.. j. w. Bates. Broad
Ripple: Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hunter, Millers-
vile. AT home after Jan. at Oaklandon,
GEORGE GOLDEN WEDDING.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
KOKOMO, Ind, Nov. 25.-Mr. and Mrs.
w. w. George of this city. aged seventy
four and sixty-nine, respectively celebrated
their golden wedding this week. They were
married in a southern Indiana village Nov.
%, 1913. At the reunion were the children.
f.. e. George. bookkeeper at the Howard
National Bank; F. X. George of the Dan
vile CID COMMERCIAL; Mrs. c. A. Dolman
and Mrs. e. A. Simmons. Two daughters,
Mrs. j. O. Henderson and Miss Effie George,
who are temporary residents of Dresden,
Germany. could not be present. Others in
Vile. Martin TuttIe of Des Moines Ia /.
Mrs. Eliza Burt. and Mr. and Mrs. c. S.
Geyer, of Lafayette and Mr. and Mrs. Mar
tin Burt of Rushvile.
RICHMOND WEDDINGS
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
RICHMOND, Ind, Nov. 25.-Mr. Frank
Wilson, of this city, was married yesterday
at Denver Col, to Miss Fannie Bergan,
also of this city, but who is in Denver for
her health. Both are clerks at the local
postotfice.
Mr.. William wIdup. a well-known young
business man, and Miss Anna Sudhoff were
married last night by Rev. j. w. Kapp, of
the First English Lutheran Church.
MALOTT-STONE.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
MITCHELL Ind, Nov. 25-Frank Malott,
a promising young man of indianapolis.
connected with the Parry Manufacturing
Company, was married here yesterday to
Miss Minnie Stone They left at once for
Indianapolis, their future home. The
groom's parents live in Irvington.
ASNER-CRANNELL.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
HARTFORD CITY Ind, Nov. 25.-I.ast
evening, at the home of the bride took
place the marriage of Ralph Reasner and
Miss Cora Crannel. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev Edwin Craven Both are
popular young people.
LOWRY-SUITS.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
KNIGHTSTOWN, Ind. Nov. 25.-Harry
G. Lowry. of this city, and Miss Lizzie NJ
Suits, of Ogden this county, were united in
marriage last night, the Rev. w. NJ Gard
of the Christian Church, officiatlng