The Indianapolis journal., 1899-02-16
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Feb. g.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest r. Keith have re-
turned from Brazil
Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Sharpe, jr., have re-
turned from Chicago.
Miss Diekmeier, of Cincinnati is the guest
of Miss Elsa Wocher
Mrs. Wright Of Los Angeles, is visiting
Miss Fannie McCarty.
Mrs. S. f. Morss will not observe her re-
ception day this week
Mrs Benjamin Harrison will not observe
her day at home this week.
! Mrs. Edward Address, of Lafayette is
| visiting Mrs w. J. Richards.
Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Critchlow entertained
a few friends at cards last evening.
Mrs. NJ r. Maxwell will come to-day to
visit her son, Mr.. Marvin Rice Maxwell, and
wife.
Mrs. w S. r. Harrington and sister, Mrs.
Arthur Brigham, have returned from Mar
tinsville.
Mrs. ]. d. Johnson entertained informally
last evening for Mrs. Maud E. Showers, Of
Bloomington.
Mrs Mrs y; y. r. ] lockwood has invited few
j. A. Miiburn read paper
The Monday Afternoon Club will meet
with Mrs Pauline Kistner 612 North New
Jersey street, Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Charles F. Smith and Miss Maud
Smith returned yesterday from New York
where they have been for five weeks.
Mrs: Albert r. Thompson will go to Con-
nersville next week, where she Will play at
a concert to be given by the Choral Society.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan A Wilkinson have is
sued invitations for a party Tuesday even
ing, Feb 8, In honor of Mr.. and Mrs S.
Robert Greer.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter S. smedley have gone
to Virginia to attend the golden wedding an
niversary of Mr.. Smedey's parents, which
will be held Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward NJ Surface, of Kan
Bruner on North New Jersey street, Mr..
Surface is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ.
Surface, formerly Of this city
Mrs: G. G. Brown, who is visiting her sis
ter, Miss Anna Stanton will go to Ohio to
attend the national convention of school su-
perintendents next week. and will return for
Bloomington.
Under the auspices OF the Maennerchor
LADIES Society," on Monday afternoon Feb.
~, at 3 o'clock, Mrs. Maud Conway Blan-
peare's Songs" Mrs Blanchard will illus
trate her lecture by singing the songs Each
member of the society will have the privil-
ege OF taking one friend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris Galbraith celebrated
tne tenth anniversary of their wedding last
evening with a dinrer. followed by card
party me guests were seated at one long
table which was adorned with Bride roses.
The guests included Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
and Mrs c. C. Hadley, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Van Camp, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Scholtz-
hauer, Mi and Mrs. John f. Stephenson,
Mr.. and Mrs Lotshar, Mr. and Mrs. H. II.
Hadley. Mr.. and Mrs. George Hawkins, Mr.
and Mrs. e A. Hendrickson and Mr. and
Mrs. Clark Malery.
FOR MR.. AND MRS. ADAMS, JR.
Mrs. Henry c. Adams and Miss Adams
gave large reception yesterday afternoon
in honor Of Mrs. Henry Clay Adams, jr. The
home on North Alabama street was made
| attractive with palms and flowers In the
he 1o1
Vases of white roses, hyacnths and mar
| cissi made the atmosphere fragrant green
and white, the color used at Mrs. Adams.
Jr. S, wedding. predominating. In the library
pink roses were used and the table from
which ices were served was covered with a
pink satin cloth and the tall lamp had a pink
rose shade. All of the appointments were in
eeTriys5al' eriy In the dining room scarlet tulips
hlled large bowl in the center of the table,
standing where the satin sashes met The
candelabra had scarlet shades and the globes
on the chandeliers were yelled in the same
colors Mrs. and Miss Adams were assisted
ny Mrs. j: r. Cavanagh, Mrs. James NJ
LLeathers LeaI Mrs William F. Miller, Mrs. B. 3.
Il. Cook Mrs. w. II. Hobbs, Mrs. NJ p
Davidson, Mrs. S. o. Pickens, Mrs Samuel
Reid, Mrs j. 5. Duncan, Mrs. William Ma
Eulre. Mrs. David Wallace Mrs H D.
Ridgeley, Mrs. William Zumpfe, Misses Car
rie and May Thompson, Miss Henry Punch
aIcoye by Mrs Adamss OGMi dsughter h pTSfsy Msy
Edith Adams. assisted by Misses Edith VIII
son: Helen Day, Julia Kern, Martha Foster,
and Mrs, Adams gave eD'Ts Reception ion
which the latter wore her wedding gown Of
white satin. Miss Adams wore her brides
maid gown OF white liberty silk and green
velvet bows; In the evening the assistants
were Miss Duncan. Miss Haines. Miss Alta
Maiott and her visitor, Miss Alice Mitchell
OF or, Bed BEDFORD; Miss Helen lockwood. Miss
lick. Miss Van Camp. Miss Bvers Miss
5Hteenly Miss Miss Marienne Ritzinger of st, Paul
MISS Miss Ellen Sommers Baker. Miss Emma
Wasson and Messrs. Phil NJ Watson. Theo-
dore P. Haughey. tr.. John G. Wallick
Samuel Van Camp, Edward f. Gates and
fowl n s,,e w Mltey. mere We're several out-of
Hackney. or Shelbyvills. Miss Hilman of
Giss Wasn9t 1oIIi Hiils Mrs Wright Of Los Angeles
chicago, Mrs. Address, of Lafayette Mrs
Arthur Bingham. of Boston end Miss Dick
meier OF cincinnati, being Of the number
mrs Adams. Jr Will observe her first re-
ceDtion Friday.
SHELBYVILLE WEDDINGS.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
SHELBYVILLE. Ind. Feb. 15.-Miss Sa-
rah Lucille McClosky. of this city. and Mr..
Lee Herring were married last night by
Father kaelein
Miss Emma Aumann, daughter of Chris
Company, and Mr. Frank p. Smith were
married tonight by Rev J. w Duncan
WINNINGHAM-DUN
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
MUNCIE. Ind, Feb. I5.-The marriage of
Charles Winningham, an employe of the
Cincinnati Post and Miss Edna DUNCAN
took place tonight at the home of the
brides parents, just south of the city The
bride is an exceptionally beautiful girl
Mr.. Winningham parents reside at Eaton.