The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-10-27

Mr.. John T. Brush Is spending two weeks
at French Lick springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. William T. English have
gone to Chicago for a short visit.
Mrs. John c. New and Mrs. II. S. New
nave gone TO Detroit for few days.
The German Ladies' Aid Society will give
its charity ball Dec. at Tomlinson Hall.
Mrs. John c. Dean will give a company
Edith Dean.
Mr. Frank bearing, of Jacksonville. Fla.
VINO has been visiting Mr.. VI. H. Spades's
family, has returned south.
Miss Alter. of the Roland Reed company,
was the guest of Mrs John T. Brush during
her short engagement in this city.
Mrs. Chapman, Wlliams's reception, and
card party viii be Nov. 9 and 10. and not
next week, as announced yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Etzensperger, of Cleveland,
o., are visiting the latter's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John j. Minthorn, No. I'LL Ash
street.
will visit her sister Mrs. Emma Eckhouse.
| and assist at the household booth at the
| Temple fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry II. McLane have left
| the Hotel English and will be at home with
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. F. Swain No. 1916 North
Alabama street.
The marriage o.. Miss Martha J. Parsons
1nd Dr. William s. T9mlin viii take place
Christian Church.
The wornan's Home Missionary Society
Of Roberts Park Church will meet with
Mrs. s. A. Clark, No. 800 North New Jersey
street. this afternoon. at O'Clock.
The women of the Central Christian
Church will give a Halloween party at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. T.. j. Robson, No.
1916 Broadway, Tuesday evening, Oct. 81
Mrs. Annie Butler Thomas. of NIinneap-
oils who is visiting Mrs. p. III. jameson,
viii be the guest OF her brother. Mr.. Scot
Butler. and family at lrvngton next week.
The seventh monthly golf tournament for
the gold medals will be held at the Country
Club links Tomorrow and Will be followed
by the usual informal dance in the even
ing.
Mrs. G. a. Gehring, of No. Woodruff
Place. was hostess for card party
Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Gehring was as
sisted by her mother and her sister. Mrs.
George Gable.
Miss Alice NJ. Halpin, a pupil of Mr..
Leckner, who went to New York for sew
eral weeks and was in Mr.. Albert r. Par
sons's synthetic plano school, has received
her certificate of graduation.
The Official Board and the Womens AS
| ISOLATION of Meridian-street Church will
| give a reception Wednesday evening in the
| church pariors to Rev w. A Quayle and
| family. and Rev. DR.. Rawls and family.
The Debonair Club danced at the, Bren-
neke Academy "Wednesday. Among the out
| Miss Smyser. of Fort Wayne. and the
Misses Purdue and Campbell, of Illinois.
| Mrs. Elliott of Cincinnati. and Mrs. Buck.
of New York, are visiting Mr.. D; p. Erwin
| and Miss Erwin Mr.. Erwin and daughter
| will go to New York Sunday, where Miss
| Erwin will remain ten days or two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Coleman and
| party have been at Yokohama, Japan,
| Herod. of this city. who had gone there
to see play given In honor of some English
people.
Mrs. A f. Rexford and daughter, Mrs.
z. r. Ingersoll. of Seattle. Wash. formerly
Of this city. arrived yesterday The former sT
family and the latter is with Mr.. William
Rexford.
Mrs. Smiley N. Chambers and Miss Cham
| TO Mrs; J. Cumming Smith. who has re-
| turned from an extended visit TO California.
The reception will be given at their new
| home. No. 434 North Capitol avenue.
Mrs Eliza Fletcher Chapman. of Salt
Lake City. is visiting her sister, Mrs. E. NJ.
Churchman:: Mrs. Churchman will give
reception for Mrs. Chapman before she
| leaves for Florida TO spend the winter at
| Orlando with Mr.. and Mrs Ingram Fletcher.
| Mrs. May Wright Sewall and Miss Amelia
| W. Platter have gone to Chicago as dele
gates to the Association of Collegiate
| Alumnae. The association was organized
| eighteen years ago and 1t is now to be in
than twenty. members and now has $50
members. and il has fellowships in foreign
and domestic universities.
Misses Belle and Estelle Mayer, of No. 121
| North East street, will be at home infor
mally from 8 to II Sunday evening in honor
| Of Miss Lillian Mayer, Of South Whitley;
Miss MI 49,, Jessie Fox Of Rishm %,H Miss
| Levy, of Muncie; Miss Essie Pxius. of Ma
rion; Miss Jessie Meyer, Louisville, KY,
| and Clarice Romer, of Iowa
| KAUFMAN-HORWITZ.
About seventy friends witnessed the mar
riage last evening at 6 o'clock of Miss Edna
| Amelia Horwitz and Mr.. Herbert Lyons
Kaufman at the Americas Club. The cere-
mony was performed by Rabbi Messing in
| he m he r1ar0r from the
reception hall The archway was entirely
covered with smilax, from the top of which
bell OF smilax, studded with flowers, was
suspended. White satin ribbon was
stretched across the hall and was united be-
fore the ceremony by little Zadie Fisher and
Rosalind Helms, who preceded the ushers.
| Mr. Isadore Feibleman and Mr.. Abe Kauf-
man, down the stairs. Following the ushers
came Master Norris Helms. dressed in a
white satin suit and gold braid trimmings,
| carrying white satin cushion, on which
was placed the ring. The little flower girls,
| Fannie Louise Burgheim and Ruth Stein,
| carried baskets OF flowers, which they
strewed before the bride. who walked alone.
The maid of honor was Miss Corinne Hor--
| WITT. sister OF the bride and the bridesmaid
Miss Gertrude Kaufman. sister of the
groom. The bride was met at the arch by
| the groom and Mr.. A. Kaufman who acted
as best man. The bride wore a handsome
/ gown of cream satin. en- train, with silk
| embroidered net overdress. The corsage was
| low. and the only ornament worn was a
diamond locket, the gift OF the groom The
| long veil fastened with a wreath of
| lilies of the valley, and instead of the con-
ventional flowers the bride carried a white
| Bible The maid of honor wore a pretty
| dress OF pink crepe de chine, over pink taft
| feta- The bodice was low, with short
! sleeves. and the skirt was made with an
| overskirt outlined with white silk fringe
She carried an arm bouquet of pink roses.
| The bridesmaid wore a white silk organdie
| dress and carrfQH white he J;rt
was accordion plated and the corsage was
low. trimmed with numerous frills. The
| little flower girls were dressed in white
| Swiss and looked very dainty. AS the
! bridal party came down the stairs an or
| chestra played Memberships wedding
march and during the ceremony Call Me
| Thine Own" After the ceremony a dinner
brides table with the bride and groom were
the brides mbther. Mrs. f.. Horwitz, Mr..
| NJ. kaufman. the grooms father. Rabbi and
| Mrs. Messing and Mrs. X. Helms, grand
| mother of the bride. A large palm formed
| the centerpiece for the table and at each
| plate was small white satin bag embossed
| with the gold letters ''E. III. X. and filed
either end OF the table was a vase filled
with roses. The guests were seated at small
| er tables. each table being decorated with
| flowers. Mr.. and Mrs. Kaufman left last
| night Tor trip OF several weeks in the
| East. visiting the principal cities en- route.
| and on their return will be a home at 2ll5
| North Illinois street after Dec. 10. Among
| the guests from out of town were: Mr. A.
| Helms of Chicago. Mr.. and Mrs r. Stein,
Fir. and Mrs. NJ. Stein OF Lyons. Ind. Mr..
| and Mrs. ". Fisher and Mr.. and Mrs 7
| Fisher OF Terre Haute and Miss Gosdorfer