The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-11-25

roses and ferns. Large bouquets Of the
roses were placed in tall vases around the
room and wall pockets filled with the flow
ers hung on the walls. II the library, where
the punch was served from a daintily ap-
pointed table. pink chrysanthemums were
used for decoration. and the same idea OF
wall pockets was used. a wall pocket also
hung above each door. In the dining room
roses were used in vases about the room
an in wall pockets. The centerpiece on the
table formed a tripod of the pink roses.
fastened to the chandelier overhead. Around
the tripod was a series OF small crystal
tai. each vase holding a pink rose. On OPP
posite corners were candelabrum with pink
ford f%i'T were SHq her sna mother AszlMyI rs. Stevenson SisS sour
Miss Haldeman. Mrs. Raymond Van Camp.
Mrs, Robert McOuat. Miss Day. Miss Hay
New. the Misses Malott. Miss Knippen-
berg. Miss Erwin, Miss Carey. Miss Kirt-
land. the Misses Bryan. Miss Henley, Miss
Wilson and Mss Ayers. Punch was served
by Miss Helen Day, Miss Ruth Carey, Miss
Mary Carey and Miss Eva Hayward. The
guests from out of town were Miss owen
OF Evansville, Mrs. Swift and Mrs. Griffin of
Minneapolis. and Miss Woods Of Piqua. o.
Mrs. Samuel F. Gray gave a delightful
reception yesterday afternoon for Mrs. T. o.
Barbour, who recently moved here from
clair, n. j., who is visiting Mrs. Mothers
head, and for Mrs. U. G. Baker. of Arcadia.
was assisted in receiving in the parlor by
Mrs; a. b. Philputt, Mrs. ]. l.. Mothers
head. Mrs. George Brown, Mrs. William
Wallace; Mrs. j. r, Hussey. Mrs. Emma
Mrs. r. X. Syfers, Mrs. Mary Sproule. Mrs.
John c. Dean, Mrs. Flora Jones, Mrs. Jacob
z. Dunn, Mrs. Charles Holloway and Mrs.
Hannah Chapman. In the dining room, by
Mrs. n. L. Browning, Mrs. James Lilly,
Mrs. Morton Herriott, Mrs. Melvin Ryker.
Evans. Miss Emily Fletcher. Miss Eliza
Browning. Miss Mary Noble. Miss Burr and
Miss Mothershead. Punch was served in the
] hN TfC II nrffc Afsa. N10-,r
Wilson, Miss Mary Edith Dean. Miss Mary
Davis and Miss Louise Philputt. The dec
%roations In the parlors were pink and white
chrysanthemums. placed around the room in
tail vases and trimming the mantels. In the
library red was used and in the dining room
the color scheme was yellow. The table
border of drawn work. and the drawn work
doiles were over yellow silk. An oval
me centerpiece and the silver candelabrum
held yellow candles. The mantel was artis-
tically trimmed with hanging moss and
ferns.
sNELL-sCHIsLER
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
CITY, Ind, Nov. 2-Byron
Smell and Miss Margaret Schisler were mar
ried last evening by Rev. e. c. Craven at
their new home, on West Main street. The
wedding was a quiet one, only the imme-
dlaet relatives being present. The groom is
a popular young business man and a men,
Der OF the firm of Smell & Shafer. tobacco
merchants. The bride is a daughter of
jacob NJ. Schisler. a retired merchant.
RECEPTION AT WINCHESTER.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
WINCHESTER, Ind, Nov. 24.-About one
hundred guests were entertained on Thurs
day afternoon by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Gutheil, sr.. at their home, on Short street.
In honor of their son, A. L. Gutheil. and
Wife, OF Shelbyville. The hostess was as
sisted by Mrs. Charles Guthiel. jr. Mrs.
Kate Gardner and Miss Kittie Wright. of
this city.
JENSEN-GRAY.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
RUSHVILLE, Ind, Nov. 2i.-Gierluf Jen-
sen, pastor of the NJ. Z. Church at Brook
vile, and Miss Evaline Grace Gray were
married Wednesday of this week at the
brides home, at Glenwood, the Rev. G. c.
EDWARDS, the presiding elder, officiating.