The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-02-10

guests of Miss CorelIa Taylor The young
ladies will be attendants at the marriage OF
Miss Bingham and Mr. Dittemore next
Wednesday,
Miss Eva De Nries are here to attend the
AdIer-Harris wedding, and are the guests
Of Miss Belle Adler, of North New Jersey
street
Mrs Bement, Lyman Will be at home in
formally this afternoon for her visitor, Mrs
Stillwell, of Lafayette. and this evening Mr.
and Mrs. Lyman will receive for her. There
are no invitations.
The marriage of Miss Annie Louise New
land. of this city and Mr.: Harry p. Nc
Ccllester will take place Monday, Feb: Is,
At a the home of Miss NeWiand's aunt, Mrs.
Hecox, in Bloomington. Ill.
Mrs. Eugene Baum gave the second of a
series of matinee parties yesterday after
Mrs NJ b. Wilson, Mrs. Frederick Fahnley.
Mrs. T. l.. Sullivan and Mrs. James M. Win
tiers.
The Rector's Aid Society of Christ Church
will give valentine party at the Propy-
laeum Saturday afternoon. from until .
o'clock There will be dancing for the chill
dren. Valentines will be on sale ana
grabbag will add to the entertainment
The Misses Stewart of West Walnut
street, entertained few ladies informally
yesterday afternoon for their guest Mrs
Thomas G. White. of Quincy III. Last
evening they with Mr.. G. A Meyer, gave an
informal musicale for Mr.. and Mrs White'
The marriage of Miss Charlotte f. Hol-
land and Mr. John b. Given occurred last
evening at the home of the brides parents
in the presence of the immediate relatives
only. Mr.. and Mrs. Given will be at home
to their friends at 2229 North Illinois street
The young girls of the sewing class of st.
PauTs Church will give play at the parish
house Saturday afternoon, Feb. 49, The play
is THE Magic Sword" which recently APP
peared in St. Nicholas. Miss Lucy Holiday
is rehearsing the performance. The proceeds
are to be for charity.
The Misses Roache gave delightful COM
pany yesterday afternoon for Mrs Stillwell,
of Lafayette. The gathering was an in
puzzle was introduced for their amusement.
Mrs. Hugh Hanna gave an elegant luncheon
Monday for Mrs. Stillwell
Mrs Russell Seeds gave hearts party
yesterday afternoon. at her home, in Wood
ruff Place, for her visitors, Mrs. O Kane, OF
Chicago, and Mrs. and Miss Black. of
were Mrs. Percy Hord, of New York: Miss
Waterhouse, of Providence, r. l.; Miss Ran
dali of Shelbyville, and Miss Kingman, of
Duluth.
Mr.. Max Leckner's primary grade pupils
will give piano recital at ID. II. Baldwin s
tomorrow evening. Those who are to take
sey, Edna Shower, 1rma kantroWitz, Hor-
tense Rauh. Josephine Stout, Marie Leck-
rer. Stella Morrison. Florence Weiss; Clari-
bel Kahn and Grace Gibbons. Mr.. Andrew
Smith will assist with tenor solo.
Mr.. and Mrs. john r. Wilson received in
formally last evening for DR.. and Mrs. Rich
ard ]. Calling. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson were
assisted by a number of their relatives in
entertaining the large number of old friends
who called on DIR. and Mrs Calling. Mr..
and Mrs. Calling will go to Cataract to visit
Mrs. Zerelda Wallace for a short time be-
fore returning to their home in Connecti-
cut
Miss Susan Gay Pursell entertained her
friends with a reception, last evening. at
her home, on College avenue. Miss Pursell
received alone. She was assisted in the par
Tors by Mr.. and Mrs. p. M. Pursell, Mrs. r.
1,ar sic lice
Florence Webster and Miss Maud Prier.
Punch was served by Miss Estelle McCune
and her visitor Miss Elsie y Williams. Of Bra
nations adorned the table, and the assist
ants were Misses Cora and Estelle King
and Miss Katherine Goodwin. The rooms
pink carnations.
Mrs J. w. Beck entertained few friends
of Mrs. Robert A. Miller, of Canton. D.,
read a short story while the guests made
buttonholes, and Mrs. Beck read q letter
recently received from Miss Sarah Kinder
an aunt of Mrs Miler's, who is now in
Paris Miss Kinder had seen Colonel Hollo-
way Mr.. Gowdy and Margaret Reid and
the latter had entertained her at tea and at
a musicale Miss Kinder had also been 10
Versailles, where she saw Miss Reid IN
'Traviata." and witnessed her success
among the French people in their own
language. A pretty prize was given for the
best buttonhole. The guests included Mrs
Stanley and Mrs. Z. K. Igoe, Mrs. c. L.
Fl. BIackledge. Mrs. w. f. G. Colt. Mrs. ID.
=. Winnings. Mrs. A. L. Mason and Miss
Julia Brown
Mr. and Mrs. l.. w. Louis gave a hand
some reception last evening, at their home
on North Meridian street, in honor OF Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Roseman, who were mar
ried last month. Mrs. Roseman was Miss
I'idella Hodge. of Evansville. The bride
wore her wedding gown of ivory satin en-
train with corsage of ivory crinkled lib
crty silk and pearl collar The parlOrs were
effectively adorned with Southern smilax
forming a graceful frieze. and cultivated
smilax festoonng the chandeliers. The
hours were to H. The friends assisting in
the entertainment of guests included Mr.
and Mrs. A. S. Lockridge. Mr.. and Mrs
lery. Mr.. and Mrs. John King. Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Busby. Mr.. and Mrs john
Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. George Boice, Miss
Virginia Hesse, Miss Lucy Ranney, Miss
Milly De Wenter, Mrs. Mary Connolly. Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. w. Carr and Mr.. and Mrs: O.
c. Brown of Los Angeles. Mrs. Brown is d
sister of Mrs. Louis. In the dining room
were flowers of rainbow cOors. in lilies,
hyacinths and roses in a large vase in the
center of the table. over the punch boWi
guests We're miniature slippers filled with
rice and tied with rainbow ribbons. A large
number of friends accepted the hospitality
of Mr.. and Mrs Louis
WILSON-SHAFFER
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
KOKOMO Ind, Feb AT the home of
the bride near West Middleton, Tuesday
evening. Mr. Charles f. Wilson and Miss
| Nora Belle Shaffer were married, the cere-
mony being performed by Rev. H. A. BeekS,
! of Hartford city. The groom Is nephew
of the officiating minister. the bride a mem
Der of one of the best families of Harrison