The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-12-23

Messrs Volney Perkins. j. II. Rodgers.
Merrill Talbot, Thomas David and Myron
Spades have returned from Purdue UnlyeF-
sity for the holidays
Miss Annie Hess, a daughter of ex-Clerk
of the Supreme Court, Alexander Hess, is
home for the holidays from Lake Erie Col
lege, at gainesville, q.
Misses Mary. Julia ana Emily Meigs who
have been making short Visit 10 Misses
Mary and Darah Meigs, have returned TO
their home, at Lafayette.
Mrs. William Charming Cushing and son,
Of Pittsburg are here to spend the holidays
with Mr.. and Mrs John Il. Dye. Mr..
Cushing will come Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs w. A. Vail and daughters
spend the Christmas holidays with Mrs.
Vails parents in New York.
The Maennerchor will give its annual New
Years eve entertainment Dec. 81 at its hall.
There will be a tableau at midnight The
entertainment is for members only.
Rev. Z. A. Hanley, now in Chicago Uni
versity, will spend few days during the
holidays in this city and preach on Christ
mas day TO his former parlshioners.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. II. Shearer Of Morton
Place, have returned from a three months
stay at Evansville and will go to spend the
holidays with Mrs. Shearer's parents at Co
lumbus. o.
The Minerva Clue will hereafter meet in
one of the parlors of English Hotel and the
ladies whose names appslr On the pro-
grammes as entertainers Of the cub will be
hotel
Misses Martha Carey, Elizabeth Dalton,
Esther Haughey. Mary Sales. Ella Vonne-
gut, Gertrude Wocher. Mary Wilson, kath-
crime Ayres, Edith Smith, Adelaide GoetZ,
Eudora Landers, Mayme Beck, Lena Brash
and Cora Stubbins returned yesterday from
college for the holidays.
A surprise weddin,; has just tecn an
nounced. Miss Lula Hine, daughter IF Mrs.
John Hne, was married n Indianapolis on
Thanksgiving morning 20 Raymond c.
Leslie, of Ockley. ina, 4 student in the In
diana Dental College. DIR. and MIS-. Leslie
will reside in napolis.--l4afayet7o Call.
DR.. William S. Tomlin gave a rose and
carnation dinner last evening at the Victoria
in honor of Miss Ida Newly and Mr. Bruce
Mcdonald Wylie who arc to be married
next week. The other guests were Miss
Emma Henry. Miss Martha Parsons, MIR.
Arthur Newly, Mr.. George Monmouth and
Mr. Louis Smith. After the dinner the
party went to the Grand Opera House and
saw Blue Jeans.
MISS KRAUSS'S DEBUT.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Krauss gave hand
some party at the Brenneke Academy last
evening to introduce their daughter, Miss
Lillian Kraus, and her visitor, Miss Col
burn, of Wyoming, O. Mr.. and Mrs. Krauss
and the two young ladies received. Mrs.
Krauss wore gown Of light blue silk. Miss
Krauss wore white organdie over silk,
trimmed with duchesse lace and Miss Coll
burn a pink silk gown. Miss KrausS carried
a large arm bouquet of American Beauty
roses. The ballroom and banquet room were
decorated with garlands of green tied with
red satin ribbon, and on the mantes were
large vases OF chrysanthemums of varied
colors Mrs. Krauss was assisted in enter
tanning by Mrs Frederick LOOMS, Mrs.
Jacob Becker and Mrs. Franklin Vonnegut
An orchestra played for long programme
OF dances. Among the guests from out of
town were Mr. Robert Peck Mr. Dorsey
Noonan of Cincinnati, Mr.. Carl Mason and
Mr. Arthur Sohngen of Hamilton, O. Among
the young people home from school who
| were present were Misses Cora Stubbns,
ELLA Nonnegut, Katherine Ayres. Mary
Beck, Lena Brash, Mary Wilson and Edith
Smith As surprise for the guests, Miss
Marion Berg, of the Grand Stock Company
attended the party after the play. Supper
was served in the banquet hall during the
| entire evening.
FOR MRS. INQUIRE.
Mrs. John S. Duncan Miss Duncan and
Miss Haynes gave a large reception yes
terday afternoon in honor of Mrs. Duncan's
sister, Mrs. Mcclure, OF Richmond. The
ladies were assisted by a number of rela-
| tiyes and friends in their entertaining. The
| spacious rooms We're in holiday decoration
| with borders of ground pine for the win
| dows and wreaths of holly. In the dining
| room the Christmas colors OF scarlet and
| green prevailed. On the table was a cut
| glass candelabrum with red candles and red
| carnations formed the embellishments. A
large number of friends accepted the hos
Mr.. Sidney M. Dyer was called to Phila.
| dephia yesterday by the serious illness of
| his father, Rev. Mr.. Dyer who was pastor
| Of the First Baptist Church in this city from
| 1888 to 1855 during one of the church's most
| trying periods. DR.. Dyer did not expect to
| ing.
EASTMAN-RHOADEs
Special to the indianapolis Journal
| ANDERSON, Ind, Dec. 22-The marriage
of Mr. Ruby G. Eastman, of Marion. and
Miss Carrie June Rhoades, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Abram Rhoades, Of this city was
| solemnized in the Meridian-street Nj. e..
| Church last night by Rev H. w. Bennett.
Inc ushers leading the bridal party were
Messrs. w. G. Neff, Charles Van Tilburg.
| Joseph keltner and George Morris, followed
| by the bridesmaids, Miss Martha Thomas
| of Muncie and Miss Daisy Mote, of Rich.
mond. The groom was attended by his
| brother, Charles Eastman. An informal re-
| ception followed at the home of Mr. and
| Mrs Rhoades. Mr.. and Mrs Eastman left
| to-day for Marion, where they will make
| their home. Miss Rhoades was very popu-
lar III Anderson. Mr.. Eastman formerly re-
sided in Anderson.
DE SZILLASSY-HECKE
DETROIT, Dec. 22.-Niss Louise May
Hecker, of this city, daughter of Col. f. j.
Hecker, of the transportation bureau Of tho
War Department, and Guyla De Szillassy.
an attache Of the Austrian legation at
Washington, were the principals in a very
exclusive society wedding here this after
noon. The bride is one of Detroit's hest
known young society ladies' She met Mr.
SzlllaSsy who is the of a Hungarian
nooleman, while on q trip abroad a few
months ago. A number of the usual pleas
ing society functions such as luncheons
etc, were given the bridal party the past
week.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
ElWOOD, Ind, Dec. 22.-Mr. Willard p
Hubbard, lawyer of Brookville, lately a
member of the Curtis battery. and Miss
Maymie Lesson, only daughter of Col. r. L,
Lesson, We're married to-day by Rev
Krieder, of the NJ. e. Church. After a short
visit with relatives at Indianapolis, Bedford
and Odin, Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbard will begin
housekeeping in Brookville.
NICHOLS-ODLE.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
PORTLAND, Ind, Dec. 22.-Oliver H.
Nichols, operator for the Grand Rapids
g. Indiana Railroad, and Miss e. Delilah
Odle were married in this city last evening
in the presence of a number of relatives
and friends from this city and Farmland
Mrs. Nichols are both prominent in this
city.
RATLIFF GOLDEN WEDDING.
Special TO the indianapolis Journal
MARION, Ind, Dec. 22.-John and Sarah
Ratliff, of this city, celebrated their fiftieth
anniversary this week. They were married
in this city fifty years ago and resided here
ever since. They have had six sons five of
ing to the form of the Friends Church of
which they are members.
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