The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-01-28

ar. and Mrs d. NJ Parry, for the benefit
Of the Boys Club extension The young
people taking part gave much pleasure by
the manner IN which they sustained their
.oIes. The stage settings were pretty and
the club viii find material benefit on the
proceeds
Mr.. and Mrs p. p. Raymond entertained
a party Of young people at dinner last even
ing for their visitor Miss Thomas of Pitts
burg, Miss Bessie Black. of Springfield. O.,
and for Miss Mary Hord, who will leave
to-day for an extended visit in Chicago. The
table was decorated with American Beauty
roses and ytolets, and the flowers were also
the guest faVors.
On next Tuesday morning, at o'clock in
st. Mary Church, viii occur the marriage
of DR.. +. j. Brennan Of indianapolis, and
Miss Frances NJ. McGrath. After a wedding
trip they Will be at home al No. 430 North
Capitol avenue, indianapolis. after Feb. g.
Miss McGTath has been Connected with Ford
School since graduating at Purdue in 1882
and is one of the most beloved of all the
teachers.-Lafayette Call.
Circle No g. of Central-avenue Church.
gave a tea yesterday afternoon at the nome.
of Mrs w. D. Cooper. Mrs. c. c. Lasby
and Mrs. w. 7. Brown received and they
were assisted by the ladies who are at the
| heads of the other circles of the church.
Mrs. Knode, Mrs BallengeT, Mrs. J. +.
Conner, Mrs. Ritter, Mrs. Barth and Mrs
Sperry. The young ladies of the circle as
sisted in the dining room.
Mrs. May w Donnan gave reading of
tCyrano de Bergerac" last evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Pangborn.
but accompanied the best speeches with a
description of the play. which lead up 10
tfem. Mrs. DOMAIN reads with distinctness
and fine intelligence, without any effort al
evolutionary effect. The audience included
both those who had witnessed the Mansfield
performance and others.
Mr.. Raymond Patterson Van Camp gave
his bachelor dinner last evening previous
10 going to Cincinnati. where ne Will pc
married Wednesday to Miss Rosamond N c,
Dermott. Mr. Van Camps guests included
MPGErQ Phil Nj Watson Pierre DE way.
Frederick H. Wiley, Wallace Krag, Samuel
Van Camp, Lynn b., Clarence, Robert ana
dore p. Haughey. jr., Cortland Van camp,
John Thomson, Harry ID. Kahlo, Charles b.
Rockwood, Ernest Burford d 9. Burgeh-
thai Wilbur Dark and Parker Boice.
Mrs Henry Jameson and the Misses jane
son gave a breakfast yesterday morning for
Miss Grace WATSON, who will soon take an
extended trip to Egypt. All of the details
of the breakfast were relative to a sea trip.
On the center of the table was a swan, rid
ing on mirror sea The name cards were
pen and ink sea views made by Miss Eunice
Jameson and fastened to a card by cord
tied in sailor knot. Mexican embroideries,
violets and maiden hair fern and other
handsome appointments completed the ia
BILE. The guests with Miss WATSON We're
Miss Enippenberg. Miss Sharpe of Helena,
Mont, Miss Van Camp, Miss Olney of Clln-
ton Ia, and Miss Fenton, of Chicago.
BRADFORD-COOK
The marriage of Miss Myrtle Cook, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. +. A. Cook, and Mr..
Hunter Bradford. jr., of Boston, Mass, took
place at noon Wednesday at the residence
of Mr.. w. A. Harvey, No. 205 North State
avenue. Rev. A. d. d. Berry, of Woodruff
Place Baptist Church. oficiated. Little Lee
era Cook, IS flower maid was the only at
tendant. Miss Maud Harvey played the
wedding march, and Mrs. G.. F. Bradford
sang Because l Love You. Dear" during
the ceremony. Only the relatives and near
est friends were present. The guests from
cut of town yer. Mr.. and Mrs. AFRO Moore,
OF Upton; Miss Dell Rees, of Thorntown,
and Miss Margaret Fodrea, of Knightstown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradford left in the afternoon
for the East, and will be at home at No.
81 Pinckney street, Boston, after Feb. l.
lIr. Bradford was formerly a resident Of
this city.