The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-10-19
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mrs. Byron Hutchinson has gone to Chi
cago to spend three weeks with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. F. II. Johnson and daugh-
ter Marta will leave to-day for New York.
Miss Eva Fitzgerald, assistant state IL
brarian, Will leave to-day for Topeka on
account of i'll health.
Mrs. j. III. Greenstreet and Miss Green
street have issued invitations for a card
party Friday afternoon.
Miss May, of Chicago. is the guest of
Mrs. G. b. Lockard having come for the
Coburn-Erwin wedding yesterday.
The engagement is announced of Miss
1<eonore Mae Peden and Mr.. Frederick Her
man. The marriage will take place in No
vember.
Mrs. Ellen d. Johnson and Mrs. Isabella
Barrows, OF Boston, delegates to the Prison
SngTess ,s viii be guests guests Of honor at Mrs
Mrs. Marie Gwynne Hester left to-day for
Evanston. ILL.,, TO attend the Kappa Alpha
Theta convention Oct 10, 20 and 81 as a
delegate from the alumnae chapter of this
city.
The marriage of Miss Mary Amelia
Spiege and Mr.. Bartholomew ID. Brooks
Will take place this evening at the home
OF the brides father, No. 40S North Liberty
Mrs. William Perry. of this city. started
last night for Carthage. No., to visit her
brothers. Rev. N. II. Prince and ]. A.
OF this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Duy, formerly of
this city. who have been making their home
In Georgia for several years, are here to
spend a month or six weeks, and they are
at the Lorette, on East Ohio street
Mrs. Fugate has resigned her position as
alto in the quartet at Centra-avenue
Church and will go to Meridian-street
J. H. Sontag will become the alto at Cen
tral-avenue Church.
Miss Jeanette Wren Lewis. who will
leave soon for Chicago, will give a piano
Ra1
win rooms. Miss Lewis has studied for two
years IN Europe and later with Mr.. Clarence
Forsyth. who, with Mrs. Forsyth, are also
TO locate in Chicago.
Mr.. Will r. StaiIey rendered birthday
supper to coterie of his friends Sunday
evening at Bartons Hotel after musicale
present were Prof t. E. Belcher, Mr.. and
Mrs. Barney Hannah. Mr.. and Mrs. 3. r.
Jordan, the Misses Florence Wrinck, Lucy
Fiscus James Slack and Jack Marks. A
flaShlight was taken of the party at supper.
COBURN-ERWIN.
Miss Louise Marc Erwin. youngest daugh-
ter of Mr.. d. p. Erwin. and Mr.. Henry p.
Coburn. youngest son of Mr.. and Mrs. Hem
ry Coburn. were married yesterday at noon
at the home OF Mr. Erwin, on North Merid-
ian street. American Beauty roses and
chyrsanthemums were the flowers for the
wedding. and all of the appointments were
in harmony with the handsome blossoms
AS the bells rang the hour of noon an or
chestra played the wedding march from
Midsummer Nights Dream" announcing
the entrance OF the bridal party into the
crimson drawing room. Over the mantel
opposite the door was a pointed canopv
OF smilax, fringed and studded with roses
Before the mantel was prize dieu of white
satin and white altar rail. Preceding the
bride with her father was Miss Hannah
Erwin, maid OF honor, and Miss Myla Co
burn, The bridesmaid. who stood al either
side as the bride passed between and was
met by the groom and his best man. Mr.
George Sayidge Of Spring Lake. Mich.
Rev. A. J. Graham. rector of Christ Church
IN his White robes. read the service The
bride wore rich gown OF ivory satin made
en- train and with high corsage THE skirt
had a deep fiounce of white tulle, cauphf
with tiny clusters Of orange blossoms The
yoke and sleeves were of shirred tulle
trimmed with rose point lace and the girdlc
was or rhInestones and silver In exquisite
design. Her veil was Of dotted Bfussel.
lace with border. and II was held b1
orange blossoms and Jewels Her flower
were white roses and lilies Of the valley SCI
IN malden~hair ferns. Miss Erwin wore al
imported gown or French mousselaine III
sole, embroidered IN silver. The yoke and