The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-06-15

sayles. who are now in Greece. were read
also.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. ogle. who have been
return Saturday and will leave soon with
their family for their cottage at Maxim
kuckee.
terday. where he will be one of the soloists
al the June festival. The festival will con-
tinue three days and the soloists are all from
out OF town
day for Chicago to attend the wedding OF a
friend. and June % she will go to northern
Minnesota TO join a house party given by a
school friend.
her aunt. Mrs. George H. Chapman. will
visit friends In Detroit and later Will be
with her sister in Buffalo. going TO Europe
late in the summer.
Mrs. Henry c. Davie is entertaining Mrs.
Charles Way Of Columbus. Miss Emma
Reid OF Jeffersonville, and Misses Demia and
Barbara Daily of Columbus, al her home In
Morton Place this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Brigham and
children left yesterday for Atlantic City.
Mrs. Brigham and the children will go TO
Massachusetts to spend the summer with
her mother early in July.
Mrs. E. VI. Holloway and daughter Jose.
pnine. OF Chicago, will be the guests or
Mrs. o. p. Morton and Mrs. s. c. Gill, No.
2lo Broadway. the last OF the month, en-
route to New England for the summer
Mrs. Dan Calkins. who has been in Chi
| cago since the death Of her father. Mr.. A.
Tor f heF hom rer I'm Tsco on tn1 wash siay, G shis week weeS
accompanied by her mother, VINO will make
her home with her.
Mrs. W.. w. McCrea entertained Tuesday
afternoon In honor of Miss May Carothers,
who was married last evening. There was
a musical programme; in which MISS Satne-
Andrew Smith took part.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar II. Evans observed
their second reception yesterday. afternoon
and evening Mr.. and Mrs, George t;
Mrs. Macy Malott and the Misses Malott,
with a few friends. assisted in the hospi-
| ~talities.
Mrs. l. G.. Willard and daughter Sarah
relatives for a week. and they will sail
June "a en- the Barbarossa for Europe to
spend the summer 2 Miss Katherine y lick
terday afternoon for Miss Mnlard.
Mrs Joseph G. lilly entertained yester-
day afternoon in honor OF Miss Florentine
lilly. of Cincinnati. who is visiting Mrs:
Mrs. Julius Hartmann, Miss Marie Dudorff,
| Miss Clara Tilly and Miss Norma Karr-
mann. Among the guests was Mrs Adolph
Gels. jr., of Chicago.
| The Young Ladies' Queen Esther Circle
| of Roberts Park Church gave a porch party
last evening at the home of Mrs. William
Perry on North Alabama street. The mu-
by Mrs. Ella Baxter Hit, Miss Martha An
saar. Miss WOOD, Miss Jennie Hanson and
a mandolin club.
DE HAAS-MOORE.
One Of the largest and prettiest of Irving
| ton weddings was celebrated last evening
at the Downey-avenue Christian Church.
The bride was Miss Gertrude Moore, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert z. Moore, and
the groom Mr.. Charles De Haas. OF In
d%ianapolis. The ceremony was at s o'clock,
and an orchestra played a varied pro-
gramme until that hour, when the wedding
march from "Lohengrin" announced the ar
rival OF the bridal party. The ushers came
fret, Mrs; Frank r. Davidson. Mr., o. Muir
the rear Of the church up the right aisle
as the bridesmaids came up the left: The
Miss Estelle Harvey and Miss Martha
Audrey, Of Greensburg. Following them
came the maid of honor, Miss Florence
Moore, sister of the bride. and after her the
| DIR. A. c. Surber, of Muncie, Ind. Rev. E.
| p. Wise, pastor of the church, pronounced
the ceremony. The bride wore a gown of
white organdie over silk and carried a
bouquet OF white roses. The maid of honor
T weFe White The bT dSer piak. a gowns ea Meee d PIKE
| and were white swiss over blue silk. Their
flowers were American Beauty roses. After
the at the church there was a
reception at the family residence on Gem
trail avenue. Palms and smilax with vases
9 9he White b4lae r sna s Adorned w the E Ihrl0 ana w Mrsa
| Moore, received the guests, standing be-
meath a wedding bell Of white roses, An
screened by palms and ferns. Smilax was
wound about the chandeliers and stairway.
The table held a large bowl of roses and at
| each end a silver candelabrum with pink and
white candles. Assisting in the dining room
Miss Harvey of Fort Wayne. Mrs. Charles
b. Clarke and Mrs. B. J. Terrell. Mrs J:F.
JH srrTien assisted MEs, Il in Fl the Bp paTlors' In hnd the mi Is
brary Miss Kitty Layman. Miss Charlotte
Powell and Miss Essie Hunter served punch:
Mr.. and Mrs. De Haas will be at home until
after Aug. 1 at 3S2 North Delaware street
until their home in Irvington is completed.
Among the out-of-town guests were DR.. E:
l.. Patterson, of Brookyille. Ind; Mr.. and
Mrs. E. s. Fee, Mr.. and Mrs. j. n. Moore,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. s. Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
G Fl kiRsais b 6nd and MFs MRS q. 4 4 w po By HaS os
and Miss De Haas, of Indianapolis; Mr.. and
Mrs; William B.. Harvey; OF Peru; Miss
Stella Harvey, of Fort Wayne; Mr.. VIII
Moore. OF Milwaukee.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
A pretty wedding was celebrated last
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Mcpherson Goodwin, on West Tenth street.
The bride was Miss Mary Dewar Goodwin
and the groom Mr.. Harry Clark McLaugh-
lin, of Cherry Vale, Kan. The ceremony
was at 5 o'clock. and Rev. G. A. Christensen.
rector of 81. Paul's. of1ciated. The floors
were covered with white, and asparagus.
ferns and pink roses ornamented the man.
tells and sprays of the asparagus scftened
the outlines of the doorways and windows.
making a picturesque setting for the com
rany. The bridal party stood beneath a
peas. The bride was attended by her sis
ter. Miss katharine Godown. and the groom
by Mr.. Clair George Cameron. The bridal
gown was of white India muslin. trimmed
with Valenciennes lace and ribbon, and she
tulle. which was also worn by her sister,
Mrs. Charlotte Goodwin McElroy. The
maid OF honor wore pink silk orgardie over
low corsage. and her flowers were La
the harpist and v~iolinist, who had played
the wedding march. softly played the AN
gels Serenade." There were many hand
some gifts. that of the groom TO his bride
being a brooch. Assisting in the entertain
II. McElroy, Miss Sarah Kinder. aunt OF
the groom; Mrs. II. K. Igoe. sister of the
groom. and Mr.. Igoe. Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Laughlin will go to st. Louis and Kansas
City, and then to Cherry Vale until Sep
TENDER, when they will go TO Los Angeles.
Cal. to reside. Among the guests from out
of town were Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Igoe.
of Louisville: Miss Ida Haugh. of Balti-
more: Miss Jeanette Haugh, of Anderson,
and Mr.. b. F. Harper. of Fort Wayne.
ovERMYER-HOLLYWOOD.
Miss Carrie E Overmyer and Mr. Richard