The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-10-26


ME- Ssara Kahn. of Monette, Mo-, were
guests from out OF to"h'
Mrs John L. Griffiths is in Lafayette,
visiting her sister, Mrs. Mortimer lowering.
who gave an inlorHiai ieeepeioii al ner nom
or last evening
Mrs Edward II. Eldridge and daughter
Kathryn who have been absent from the
city for the past three months, will return
home tomorrow
Mrs Charles H. Walcott will leave to-
morrow for New York, and Mr.. Walcott
and daughter will join her there next week
20 spend the winter
afternoon at home to-day from 10 s
O'Clock and will have with her Mrs. Frank
lin Haskell, of Goshen.
Mrs. Harry B. Snyder and daughter Jes-
Ssntiago Cuba Mr.. Chester Snyder has
gone 10 New York to study art
At s O'Clock last night Charles H Bone
the home t5S Of the bride, No. S2S East Lou
isiana street. Rev. ]. r. I. Lathrop per-
formed the ceremony.
Mrs. ]. c. Ingram will receive Informally
tomorrow afternoon, from O'Clock until 2
in the evening. in honor of the eighty-first
birthday anniversary Of her mother, Mrs.
Colby. There are no invitations.
The Misses Dilks will receive informally
tomorrow afternoon for their visitor, Miss
J Ruggles of Chicago. There are no invita-
tons Saturday evening Mrs. F. z. Mat
son will give small card party for Miss
Ruggles.
Mrs. C. E. Kregelo entertained yesterday,
| at luncheon and with a drive, her sister,
Mrs. B. T. Keesling, of Logansport, Mrs j.
dergon and a MRS NJ Hanson Of Of Am
| sing, Mich.
| Mrs Eliza G.. Wiley will leave. the last
of this week, for California, where she ex-
poets to remain year. Her son, Mr.. F. H.
| Wiley, will be at the Denison. Mrs. Mary
! F. Sproule and daughter have taken Mrs.
Wiley's residence, No; $40 North Pennsyl-
| vania street, indefinitely.
Miss Julia r. Lyons and Mr. John /, Gill
were married yesterday morning at s clock
| at ST Johns Church. Rev NJ. w. Lyons. a
cousin of the bride, performed the cere-
| breakfast at the home of the brides par
| ents, on Union street. Mr.. and Mrs. Gill
left in the afternoon for trip to New York
A new club. to be known as the Entire
and social purposes. Miss Sarah Messing Is
the president and Miss Florence Kahn is
Rosenthal, Miss Josie Messing, Miss
! Gertrude FeibIeman. Mr.. Lawrence Davis,
Mr.. Albert Kahn. Mr.. Arthur Hirsch. Mr..
| Louis Borenstein and Mr.. Jules Selig.
The marriage OF Miss Mary Genevieve
McGroarty, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Cor
| nellus McGroarty, and Mr.. Michael l.. JEFF
ferson, chief deputy township assessor, oc-
CURED yesterday morning at o'clock, at a
Rev. Henry Francis Gavisk officiating. Miss
and Mr.. John j. Quill was the grooms at
tendant. After the marriage Ceremony a
breakfast was served at the home Of the
street. Mr.. and Mrs. Jefferson went on a
Pp edi na trip to Chicago Milwaukee. st.
will be at home at No. Oil Dougherty street.
Mrs. James l. Lodge entertained about
nifty ladies yesterday afternoon, in observ-
anee Of the eighty-sixth birthday anniver-
to talks by Mrs. Milburn and Mrs Sayles,
about their recent trip to Greece and other
countries The rooms were decorated with
| many flowers sent to Mrs. Newell Mrs
Lodge, was assisted by her sister, Miss
Newell Mrs w. g; Comfy Mrs: George E.
was born in Harvard, Mass, and came to
Madison, Ind, ffty-eight years ago. She
was one of the early educators in the State,
having kept a select school: Her husband
was a manufacturer. He died more than
fifty years ago. Mrs. Newell has lived in
of the Second Presbyterian Church. She is
a. great reader and Is able to recite many
chapters OF Scripture and paragraphs and
best loved women in her circle of friends.
old and young.
The first regular meeting of the Matinee
musicale, Tor this season was held yester-
Gay afternoon The programme was mis-
cellaneous one, in charge of Mrs Carroll B.
carr and Mrs. William Ay deotte. The mum.
5ers 81 given elho Were: Concerto; minor, OPP
Mrs. L. F. Page and Mrs. Robert l. Blake.
man; Invocation by Guy d'Hardelot 81
obligato, by Mr.. MeGibeny: Two Lyrics riC'
by Fielitz,. played by Mrs Aydelotte; 20
Thou Sublime Sweet Evening Star by
Poeses, o pPs Nos I f ana G by He3
mann Berens, played by Miss Sarah T
Meigs; 'Berceuse.' by GODDARD, sung by
by, Miss Benaldine Smith, and a quartet
The Mohammedan's Call TO Prayer" b,
5onss M sung sy6 by Mrs ana Gsrr Mn Mrs A
ihere Was large attendance and a mum
per or guests from out of town, among
them being Mrs. Paul Florian. of San An
tonic, Tex, formerly a soprano singer OF
this city. -
HISTORIAN.
Another of the large church wedding:
of the season was that of Miss Esther Da,
Jordan, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Jordan, and Mr.. Orlando B. lies, which
was celebrated last evening before a bril-
liant audience of relatives and friends a
the First Baptist Church. Mr. Arthur p
Preston, organist of the church, played 1
programme of wedding music as the audi
ence assembled and was escorted to seats
by the ushers. Messrs Alfred Dickey, DIR
E. Q. Smith of Cincinnati, Robert E. Lee
Jackson, Arthur Baxter, Charles Shane anc
! Ross Wallace. AT $50 o'clock the mus
} changed TO the wedding march from
"Lohengrin" and the bridal party entered
the church, preceded by the ushers. Firs
! came the flower maid. Miss Alma Jordar,
sister of the bride, dressed in fluffy gowl
Of white organdie and lace and carryin,
bouquet of white chrysanthemums. tn
bridesmaids were Miss Louie Hes of Tus
cola, ILL.,, sister of the groom, and Mis-
Lois Dyer, Miss Elma Woolen and Mis-
Kate Moore of Ashland, o., Miss Gertrud
| were alike and were of white organdie an
lace. The skirts were fashioned with thre
! hounceS OF accordion plated organdie eacl
headed with lace, and the low corsage
were trimmed with lace as were the elboy
sleeves. On the left side of the corsag
bon and the green satin belts were he'll
by bows of the same. They carried grea
arm bouquets of white chrysanthemumf
The maid of honor was Miss Mera Tousey
and she walked alone. Her gown was @
t white point d'esprit over green silk. ]
the bodice was cut low. She carried whit
chrysanthemuns. The bride entered wit
her father. Her dress was of cream pea
de sole, en- train. IL was made extremel
| plain and had yoke of white silk ne
About her shoulders, caught in q rosett
| gown, was an exquisite fichu of rose poin
| lace. Her veil was tastefully adjusted an
= | she carried white chrysanthemums A
| the bride approached the altar she was me
by the groom and his best man, Mr.. Charlie
S Lockwood. of Peru. The party formed a
r | chrysanthemums and the ceremony wa
| pronounced by Rev. Thomas j. Villers pas
\ | tor OF the church. There was no must
| during the ceremony AS the benedictio
closed the wedding march by Mendelssoh
: was played and the party passed from tn
tions had been issued to young people an
= | Young married peOple, given III