The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-11-16

L.. next week Win Ter sister, Mrs. Moon.
Mrs. T. o. Barbour and daughter have
taken the residence, No. 1903 North Capitol
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thornton NJ Goodloe are
Springs.
Mrs Miles w. Burford has issued Invita-
tons for tea Saturday afternoon for Miss
Daisy Wilson
Mrs. Robert Scott, Of Columbus o., is the
guest Of Mrs. II. ~ Talbot, on North Penn
sylvania street.
Mrs w. D. wiles, of Tacoma, Wash. for
merry OF this city, is visiting Mrs. X Z.
Birch and family.
Mrs w. D. Cooper and daughter Elizabeth
are visiting in Cincinnati. MIS-. Cooper Will
return home Saturday.
Miss Corella Taylor has returned from De-
troit, where she went to attend the we'd
ding of a school friend.
Mr.. l.. ". Cooper has gone to Boston and
Mrs. Cooper is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Ovens at Columbus, o.
The Misses Robbins. who have been spend
ing several weeks in Virginia, have returned
to Mrs. c. e. Merrihelds
Mrs II. S. Krug, who has been with her
parents few days will leave tomorrow to
join Dr. Krug in st. Louis.
The Mary K. Denny Coterie will meet
this morning with Mrs M. V. McGilliard,
No. 1904 North Delaware street
Mrs. John F. Rust and Mrs. John Kelly.
of Bloomington, H., are guests OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. William f. Goltra and family.
Mrs. T. A. Hendricks has returned from
visit to Martinsville. Mrs. Jane II. Patter-
son, who is still there, will return to-Inor-
row.
Mrs. Harriet Augusta Prunk has gone to
Lafayette TO attend the wedding or MISS
Chariine McRae and will return home
Thursday.
The Persian Garden will be given this
afternoon at the Matinee Musicale. This is
one of the artist days, when nonmembers
are admitted.
Mrs N OvIe will entertain a few
friends informally Thursday afternoon for
her sister. Miss Florence Ogle, of Washing
ton Courthouse, ..
Mr.. Frank Nichols Lewis has Joined his
wife at the home of Mr. and Mrs George
r: Adams. Mrs Adams ana Mrs. Lewis
will receive informally tomorrow after
noon. There are no invitations.
Miss Percy Walker Will be the maid of
( honor and Miss Anna Louise Beck a brides
maid and Mr.. Layton Walker an usher at
the marriage of Miss Mayme Beck, of Gin
cinnati this evening. Mrs. l. n. Walker
Mr.. and Mrs. William T.. Sharpe, Mr.. VIII
liam Hall and Mrs. Smith will attend the
wedding from this city.
Miss Willard gave a tea yesterday in honor
of Miss Wadsworth, of Davenport, Ia The
rooms were decorated with American
Beauty and pink roses, and ribbons and
roses adorned the tea table. Miss Millard
was assisted by Mrs. William Garrard Com
~. Mrs. Gordon Varney, Miss Ransdell and
Miss GarTard. Miss Harris of Governors
| island, was one of the guests.
Mrs George Balch, daughter of Mr.. NJ. d.
Woodford Of the c. H. & D., brought a
party of Cincinnati friends to this city yes
| terday on a private car, entertained them
at dinner at the hotel and gave tallyho
ride over the principal streets OF the city.
The party included Mrs Edward HANSON.
Mrs. Joseph Ransom, Miss Ransom, MRS.
Whitaker Mrs Payne, Mrs. and Miss For
wood, Mrs. Norton, Mrs. Bates, Mrs. DOH
man Mrs Kenion Mrs. Ives Miss Thrall
and Miss Helen Morrison The party re-
turned to Cincinnati late in the afternoon
| Mrs T. A. Wagner gave a unique party
| yesterday afternoon at which the guests OF
! honor were Miss Ethel Fletcher, of Mil
waukee, and Miss Helen Osthaus, of Bloom
| ington. The guests were invited for an
"A, b, CT party. Each guest was asked to
begin with the letters of the alphabet
in correct succession, and prizes were
| awarded for the two best. Mrs Wagner
| Fletcher, and by Mrs. Edward f. Hodges
| Chrysanthemums formed the floral deeora-
| tions. Miss Osthaus will be the guest or
Mrs. Wagner until tomorrow, when she
| will go to spend few days with Mrs. II.
| c. Sickles. Last evening Or. and Mrs. Wag-
ner gave a dinner for Miss Osthaus and
! Miss Fletcher.
/ MKENNA-KERENS.
| ST. LOUIS, Nov 15.-Miss Katherine Ker-
/ ems daughter of Col. r. c. Kerens, national
Republican committeeman from Missouri,
and Lieut. Frank Bourneman McKenna, U.
S. A., acting captain in the volunteer serv-
| ice under General Brooke and son of SUI
preme Justice McKenna, were joined in
wedlock this afternoon. The wedding, which
was the most brilliant of the season. was
a military affair. Lieutenant McKenna,
with four Of his groomsmen, appeared in
| full-dress uniform. Archbishop Keene, Of
st. Louis assisted by Bishop Donahue, of
West Virginia, performed the marriage cere-
mony, which was held in ST. Alphonsus
Church. Within the chancel rail were
Archbishop Ireland; Of St Paul; ,r Bishop
Hendrick, of Buffalo, and all the priests of
| St. Alphonsus Church; Mr.. kerens gave
his daughter away and the ceremony was
made more impressive by the fact that the
| benedicton of Pope Leo was cabled to the
bridal couple After the ceremony at the
| church a reception was held at the Kerens
residence. Richard Kerens, jr., acted as
| best man, and the groomsmen were Lieut.
| Wylde, Winn Shields, of the Twelfth In
| fantry Lieutenant Gregg, Of the Fourth
| Cavalry and Mr.. Edward Lakeland, of St
| Louis. Miss Gladys Kerens acted as maid
| of honor for her sister, and the bridesmaids
Kenna. of Washington, Miss Mary SopeI
| and Miss Jane Henry or New York, and
MISS sadie PieTee OF St n1ui ef oi
of-town people of prominence, among whom
were Justice and Mrs. McKenna, of Wash
| MI and Mrs. II. ]. Sexton, of Chicago
Mrs. Thomas McClay Hoyne, of Chicago
Mrs. Russell b. Harrison, of Omaha; Mrs
| u. NJ
| Lundstreet of New York; Mr.. w. H. Bow
er, of Vest Virginia.; Mr.. and Mrs. Hancock
| of Dubuque, Ia; Mr.. and Mrs Van Austen
| Weaver, of Chicago, and the brides god
| mother Mrs. Anne Hoey. of Arkansas. The
| wedding presents were many and costly.
SIxTIETH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY.
| Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
JEFFERSONVILLE. Ind, Nov. 15.-The
sixtieth wedding anniversary of Mr. and
Mrs. jeremiah Jacobs was celebrated here
| to-day They are among the prominent
pioneers of the county, having been bort
and always resided in Clark county. The
husband will be eighty-one years old next
| March and the wife viii attain the same
| age in August next The celebration was
attended by large number of relatives
| in fact there are few families in the county
who are not in some way related to the
| aged couple.
| SMOCK SILVER WEDDING.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
MARTINSvILLE, Ind, Nov. 15-Mr and
Mrs. H. A. Smock, of this city, have just
celebrated their silver wedding. They have
| resided continuously in their present home
| since they were married.
|