The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-11-29

Enid Morris kept count of the scores and
attended to the punching. There were ten
handsome prizes given TO the successful
contestants.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kemker celebrated
their fifth wedding anniversary last night
at their home, 24OS North Alabama street.
and there were about sixty guests present.
The hostesses were assisted in receiving and
entertaining by their mother, Mrs. Sophia
Kemker, Mr.. and Mrs. Christie, Mr.. II. &.
Chevalier. Of New York. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Mr.; and Mrs. p. r -Cheyaiier, Mrs. Moot
Watson. Mr.. Herbert Carlyle and Mr.. Earl
Cant furnished mandolin and guitar music
during the evening.
Mrs. Samuel A. Johnston and Mrs. Will
ception yesterday afternoon at the
home of the former, on North
Pennsylvania street. The decorations
throughout the house were red, American
Beauties adjoining the red room. where
coffee was served. The table was covered
with a lace scarf over red and the Candida
bra were silver with red candles and shades.
In the library punch was served from a
daiutily appointed table and red roses and
palms furnished the decorations. with can
delabra and chandeliers giving red lights. In
another room, also decorated in red
roses. sherbert was served. The guests were
received in the south drawing room, which
was beautifully adorned with American
Beauty roses in tall vases placed around the
room. Assisting the hostesses in receiving
and entertaining were Mrs. N. A: Gladding,
Mrs. w. F. Landers. Mrs. o: g.. Pfaff. Mrs.
John v. Dittemore, Mrs. NJ. l.. Haines.
Mrs Louis Levey. Miss Stella Adams. Miss
FAVOR Miss Sarah wilson. Miss May Hem
ley, Miss Demia Townley. Miss Lillian Lam
ders and Miss Brooke Griffin. About 200
guests called during the afternoon.
FOR GENERAL HARRISON.
About one hundred and fifty guests re-
sponded to the invitation of Mr.. w. H. II.
Miller last night to welcome General Har-
rison home. 1t was strictly a stag party
and among the guests from out Of town
were Mr.. r. s. St. John, of Marion: 1. II.
c Royse, of Terre Haute; Judge John +.
Neal, OF Noblesville: Mr.. Samuel Baird. OF
Lafayette: Judge McCabe, of
Mr.. James +. stutesman, OF Peru; Mr: j.
of Danville; Judge Robert Beauchamp, OF
Upton: Mr. T.. Marsh. Of Greenfield: Mr..
III. P. Kennedy. of Crawfordsville. and Judge
Offutt. of Greenfield The members of the In
dianapolis Bar Association, as well as the
judges OF the various courts. were among
evening and chrysanthemums were used for
the decoration OF the various rooms.
LAMB-MOORMAN
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
RICHMOND, Ind, Nov. 2S.-Galen Lamb.
Of New York city. a well known travelling
man, and Miss Harriet, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. b. H. Norman, were quietly
married at noon to-day. The Rev. F. o.
Grannis. of st. Paul's Episcopal Church..
of1ciated. Only relatives were present.
The bride Is prominent in local musical and
social circles. Mr.. and Mrs. Lamb will
divide their time between Richmond and
New York.
STANDARDIZATION.
ATHENS, o., Nov. 2S.-Hon Charles n.
Grosvenor, member of Congress from this
district. has given his youngest daughter
Grace in marriage to DR.. c. ". Shepard,
Of m o. The ceremon took place
last evening at the NJ. E. Church. A num-
Der of guests were present from Washing
ton, d. c., Cincinnati and other cities. After
a brief trip the newly married couple Will
take up their residence at Columbus, o.