The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-06-05

OF MISS Esther Bell, or TINS CITY, anu MT
Setn Martin Cole. which took place Tuesday
in Chicago.
Mrs. Arthur Auchincloss, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. ana Mrs Ihomas
Barry, will leave tomorrow Tor her nome
in the West
Miss Maud Weller. of Louisville, will
spend the month of June as the guest of
Mrs. s. c. Holmes, No. 1S4S North Pennsyl-
vania street
Mr.. George A Dickson Mr.. John T. Dick
son, Mr.. John Wocher and Mr.. ;. 4. Rauh
will go to West Baden Tuesday to spend
week or ten days.
Mrs. Watson and daughter Ximinia, who
has been attending the Girls Siasslcal
School. returned to their home in san An
tonic, Tex, yesterday.
The Young Peoples Social Of the First
English Lutheran Church will be enter
Myers at her home on Highland avenue
Mrs. w. w. Herod has issued invitations
for reception Tuesday afternoon Tor Mrs.
Japan. and Mrs. Hiram G. Keays, of Coon
land, ILL.,
The marriage of Miss Anna Quinn and Mr.
Alpha Gentry took place Wednesday. Sup
parents and it was followed by reception
at Alhambra Hall.
Rev. Frank c. Hood, of Columbus. is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Blair, of Randolph
East Washington-street Church, his former
charge. this morning and evening.
The marriage of Mr.. S. Ashley Greene and
Miss Amelia May Prinzler will take place
Wednesday evening at the Woodruff Place
Baptist Church. About two hundred inVi-
tations have been issued for the event.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Dryer will cele-
brate their tenth anniversary sr tuesday
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. Sloan. No. 1928 Cen
trail avenue, opposite their own home
Mrs. Hanson, Mrs. John L. Scott. Mrs.
A. S. Comstock and Mrs c. e. Hollenbeck
a
terday at the home of Mrs. Hanson. Mrs
Charles Sherman was the guest of honor.
Mrs Carl MoIler and Miss O'Donnell will
go TO Maxinkuckee tomorrow to attend
the military ball and commencement Of the
Culver Academy. Mr.. John Moller will re-
turn to this city with his mother and Miss
O'Donnell.
The engagement IS announced of Miss
Clara Ainnich, of Worthington, formerly
of this city. and Mr. Frank Brickley; OF
this city Miss Minnich and Mr.. Brickley
are spending today with the latter's rela-
tiveS in Anderson.
Mr. George F. Seymour. of Laporte. came
yesterday to join his wife, who is visiting
her mother, Mrs. c. p. Jacobs. Last even
ing number of friends gave a trolley party
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Seymour They
will return home Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester A. Sherman have
issued invitations for the marriage of their
daughter, Ada Belle, to Mr.. Edgar Knots
SugaPt. Of Terre Haute. The wedding will
take place at their home. No. 1923 Commerce
Mrs John Wocher gave a card party last
evening for her daughter Gertrude, who en-
tertained the members of the senior class
of the Girls Classical School Among the
guests were Miss Sample, of Washington,
and Miss Erima Smith, of Rushvile.
DR.. Theodore Potter will go East next
week 20 attend the reunion of the class of
80 at Princeton The class will present their
memorial, an endowed alcove in the library
of the university. At the reunion banquet
DR.. Potter will respond to the toast,
PRINCETON and the Flag.
Mr.. Walter Wright gave a wheel party
and supper last evening, to Millersville, for
his friend Mr. Lampson, of Portland, Me.
The guests assembled at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. G. n. Catterson and after the
ride they were entertained a. whist at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. f. M Heron.
The marriage of Miss Grace Kettenbach
of Lewistown, Ida. and DR. Charles A
Pfaffiin, of Louisville, will take place the
last oe this month. Miss Kettenbach at
tended the Classical School in this city and
resided with her aunt, Mrs. Kettenbach
She is well known to large circle of young
people
The Resident Persimmon Brigade Club
will hold its regular monthly meeting at
the residence of Joseph K. Cooper. No. 2139
Talbot avenue, Tuesday evening at 8
o'clock. All comrades of the Persimmon
Brigsde their wives, wives widows, sons and
are invited to be present
Invitations have been issued by Mrs. Flora
Hayward for the marriage of her daughter
Iora and Mr.. Warren Penweli. which will
take place Tuesday evening, June IA. at the
home of Mrs Hayward, in Pana. ILL., Miss
Hayward attended school In this city and
spent part of the holidays in this city. Miss
the wedding and will be one of the brides
maids.
Miss jeanette Smith, Mrs. w. Il. Brown
and Mrs. Writ Smith will read their papers:
THE Early Days of the Knckerbockers. ="
THE Life of the People of New Neither
lands THE knickerbockers' Impression of
n nf.tN criNv hot no
Minerva Club, to the Woman's Social and
Business Union and friends on their. regular
meeting day, June 13. at 2:SO o'clock in the
lecture room of Roberts Park Church.
Mrs. John Wesley Fort gave military
card party yesterday afternoon assisted by
her daughter. Mrs. Will Robert Hancock.
and Cuban flags. a profusion Of flowers in
national colorS and palms japanese IAN
terms were used to light the rooms. Scores
We're kept by tri-eoor ribbon TIED 20 , IN ta g
dainty flag napkins as souvenirs. The re-
freshments were in the national colors, as
were also the four prizes given.
Miss Emma Harryman, of this city, was
married to DR. Allen Pierson, physician Of
Spencer, Wednesday evening. at o'clock. ct
the residence of Mrs. NJ. r. McCollum: 1923
South-street Baptist Church. officiated. Only
a few intimate friends were present. The
rooms We're prettily, decorated with roses
trip through the West After their return
they will reside at Spencer, Ind.
Mr.. John M. Shaw gave a dinner last
evening IN honor of Miss Blanche Burk-
hardt, of Cincinnati. Miss Erwin's visitor.
Roses were the floral decoration and favors
Rf dGh Pa Were Mr ne aeone to the meet s
Erwin. Miss Mary Foster, Miss Castor.
Miss Coburn. Miss Holiday. Miss Virginia
s Barnard. Mr.. A S Lockard. Mr.. L.. B. Mar
tindale, Mr.. W. Z. Kurtz, Mr.. s a. Morri-
son, Mr. Henry p. Coburn and Mr. John
Shaw, jr.
Mrs j. FL Taylor entertained more than
one hundred ladies at progressive euchre
yesterday afternoon in the parlors of the
pink roses and white honeysuckles and the
same colors were carried out in all of the
appointments and in the refreshments. Mrs.
Taylor was assisted by Mrs. H. A. Bing-
ham, Mrs. Jackson Landers, Mrs. Fremont
Swain, Mrs. F. Ward and her daughter,
friends, Misses Dora Landers, Jessie
Barcus and Elizabeth Fletcher kept the
score for the guests. There was music dur
ing the afternoon and later Mrs. E. w.
Fenger recited. Mrs. Dolfinger, of Louis
vile, and Miss Daniels, of Dayton, were
among the guests. Eight prizes were pre-
sented at the close of the game.
One of the first societies of the country
to undertake work for the soldiers is the
Colonial Danes of America. The work has
been begun in this city by the local chapter,
a letter from the surgeon general having
is needed. All patriotic societies in the city
and any woman interested are cordially in
vited to assist. Several bolts of muslin
have been donated. Murphy & Hibben gave
two. l.. 5. Ayres & Co. gave the same and
SO did the New York store. Fl. P. WATSON
rn t1 .Vna I'm Ii.