The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-07-13
of Mrs Anna l.. Reaume. Mrs. Parks was
Miss Mary Blazejewicz, and Is a pianist OF

OF Mrs. Anna L. Reaume- Mrs Parks was
Miss Mary Blazejewicz, and Is pianist OF
ability.
over two hundred guests visited the house
boat OF the Aquatic Club last night and
made the best OF the cool breezes at Broad
Ripple by dancing. The night was par
ticularly suitable one for such amusement.
and the attendance attested the popularity
of the club and its house boat. The unfn-
fshed canoe race carried over from IdsI
week will be the feature for this afternoon.
DR. Gustav Bergener, OF La Sale. Ill.
has been visiting his mother for the past
week. The doctor, with his mother and
sister. Miss Laura Bergener. will sail from
New York Sept. II for Germany, where ne
will attend lectures at Berlin and Vienna
for year.
Mrs. Emma Wilson. mother of Henry L.
Wilson, United States minister TO Chile. ar
rived In the city yesterday morning after a
journey OF forty days from Santiago. where
Wson spen the day With
her sister, Mrs. McWilliams, 103 West Wal
nut street, and left last evening for Craw-
louisville to visit with relatives for few
days.
There was a very pretty garden party yes
terday afternoon, given by the three daugh-
ters Of Mr.. and Mrs. d. NJ. Parry, Isabel,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. clifford Arrick.
OF Washington, ID. c, who Is spending the
With her Msr M g ana
were invited and enjoyed the games and
plays on the lawn. which was made attrac-
playthings. The tables for the ice cream
and cake were spread out or doors. On the
lemonade table were small tumblers which
were given to each child as q. souvenir, and
on II her name was engraved. Mrs. Arrick
and Miss Parry assisted Mrs. Parry in en-
PERTAINING.
yesterday afternoon. from 5 until 6, at her
home on Park avenue for Miss Marie Todd.
The ladies who assisted in receiving the
n f Todd MTs se F. H McEiroy aVs Mrs fs r
Heron. Miss Anna Todd and Miss Jo-
sephne Heron. Misses Helen Todd and
ing in the dining room were Mrs. Mcdonald
Robinson, Mrs. III. Burnett, Miss Ada Con-
Fsr MIS- iT Of Ana Ana The DRAW
ing room was decorated with garden flow
ers. and the dining room in green and white
The out-of-town guests were Miss Nc
Donald. of Chicago. and Miss Nettie Wood.
MISS GRANTS COMING WEDDING.
NEWPORT. r. l., July 12.-Mrs. Potter
Palmer is authority for the statement that
1t has been decided that the marriage OF
her niece, Miss Julia Dent Grant, and Prince
Cantacuzene will be solemnized in Newport
in September. The exact day has not been
fixed This will be settled upon after the
arrival of the prince early in September.
No definite plans have yet been determined
on, and all the minor details will be left 10
the young people themselves to decide.
Miss Grant has not yet announced who will
be her bridesmaids or maid of honor. TINS
Will not be done until some time in August
It is certain, however. that Miss Clapp,
daughter of Mrs. N. d. Clapp, will be among
the number. Mrs. Clapp and Miss Clapp are
now In Europe, and are expected to arrive
In Newport in the latter part of July early
in August. The wedding will take place in
FORD-F>ORMAN.
Special to the indianapolis Journal
NEW ALBANY, Ind. July 12-Jacob W.
Ford, of Huntington, and Miss Rose H.
F'orman of this city. were married tonight
at the home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. H. Forman. The ceremony was
| performed by Rev. Albert Hurlstone, pastor
of Trinity NJ. E. Church. Mr.. and Mrs. Ford
left tonight for the lakes. Mr.. Ford Is
president of bank at Huntington. Mrs
Ford was teacher in the local public
schools, and for the past three years had
been teaching in the public schools at Hunt
school the State Normal and Ann Arbol
| University. They will reside at Huntington
SCALES-GRAHAM.
| NEW YORK, July 1.-THE wedding is an
nounced in this city of Miss Harriet Pierce
| Graham, daughter of Brig. Gen. William
Montrose Graham. United States army, re-
tired, and great-granddaughter on her moth
er's side Of President Pierce, to Lieut. Archi
| bald Henderson Scales, of Greensboro, n
G., Instructor in mathematics a Annapolis
AT Gettysburg, during the civil war, thu
| brigade commanded by General Graham wa
/ opposed by Confederate troops in command
/ of Major General A. Nj. Scales, an uncle O
| Lieutenant Scales.