The Indianapolis journal., 1899-11-30
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.


guest of Mrs. Sterling r. Holt.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Pierre Gray will entertain
house party the first of next week
Miss Lucy Ranney left yesterday for Cal
itornia. to be absent about three months.
Mrs Henry Latham has issued invitations
| for Thursday, Dec. Z. for Mrs Charles
| Latham
All the guests of the Hotel Charlemont
will join in card party the first Saturday
| of each month.
Circle No. l. of the Central-avenue NJ f.
| Church will meet tomorrow afternoon
at aO4 North Delaware street.
Mrs C. B. Ffan. of Chicago. and Mr..
and and MIS- MIS- larry L1nthroP' 8f SreensipMrs' nin
| Mr. and Mrs William c. Pearce, of
North Illinois street. will spend Thanksgiv-
ing with their son at the Culver Military
Academy.
Mr. and Mrs .,s G. H. f. da Briggs rO,iH Who for or
! visiting Mr.. and Mrs Dorsey at 112 North
| Arsenal avenue.
| The Rector's Aid Society OF Christ Church
will give a social Saturday evening at the
! residence of Rev and Mrs. A. j. Graham,
| TO the new members of the church.
The announcement of the marriage of
Rev. Lawrence Jones and DR.. c. Agnes
McMahan, both of this city. at Chattanoo-
visiting her daughter Mrs Paul Mason,
at 106 West Walnut street. Mrs. Ross is
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Assembly, and national chaplain of the
| order.
Judge Y. 2. Wiley will give family din
home. No. 1914 North New Jersey street
| Oliver S. Dale and wife and Dr. Burnham
C. Dale Of off, MaTGn Ipd and Sap SsPta9 in Fol Fol
| cinLati. will be present.
| Miss Julia Holweg gave a small coffee
| Yesterday afternoon, the guest or honor
being Miss Rogers. of Logansport, who is
tIac nf Ann Vnr her
| guests were Miss Reiss, of st. Louis: Miss
Filbeck. of Terre Haute and Miss Rapp of
| Chicago. who is visiting Miss Scholz.
| Mrs. Edison T. Wood gave luncheon yes
terday. for Mrs. Willis G. Wood, of Chicago
by matinee party to the Dancing Girl
G. Wood, Miss Cone. Miss Robinson. Miss
| Shower. Miss Lillian Reeves. Mr.. and Mrs
| Herbert s. Wood gave family dinner party
| last night for Mr.. and Mrs Willis G: Wood
| To-day Mr.. and Mrs d. L Wood will give
| family dinner, entertaining Mr.. and Mrs.
Wood, of Chicago.
Miss Katharine Gordon Breed arrived in in
the city yesterday and during her stay will
| be the guest of Mrs George G. Hitt 12l4
| North Alabama street. Miss Breed will de-
| liver four lectures while in the city, three
| on Yellowstone Park and one on Venice
This afternoon and tomorrow afternoon
| and evening she will talk on Yellowstone
will be her subject. The afternoon lectures
are for the school children of the city and
| will be promptly at 2:30 o'clock, at Plymouth
| Church. The lecture Friday night is for
| the benefit of the Girls Industrial School
and the admission will be % cents. These
| lectures will be illustrated with colored
| slides. the work of Miss Breed herself, and
are very interesting.
Mrs. Frank Carin and Mrs. Henry George
| gave card party yesterday afternoon at
the home of the former ON North Delaware
| street. The hostesSeS were assisted by Mrs.
| Robert Bacon and Miss Elizabeth George.
| There were twelve tables The house was
| prettily decorated with southern smilaX and
chrysanthemums. Last night Mr.: and Mrs.
Carlin entertained the guests for twelve
tables and they were assisted in receiving
and entertaining by their son. Mr.. Robert
Carlin. Among the guests from out of town
were, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ousler. Mr.. and
Mrs. Reuben Greble. Mr.. and Mrs: Walter
Levison, Mrs Harmon Williams. Mrs. VIII
liam Dunn. Mrs Charles Richie, Mrs. Roy
Taylcr. all of Noblesvile.
Last night the first of the series of As
sembly dances were given at the Propy-
laeum with the following ladies and gentle
men as patrons and patronesseS: Mr.. and
cobrn PS ehK sKr and Mrs M dfe Henry G. Akins
Mr.. and Mrs Jacquelin S. Holiday The
decorations were prettily arranged through
out the building. The front entrance was
closed. the inside being banked with palms,
and the guests entered from the east base
ment entrance. The dancing hall and til, the
| stairway leading to 1t, were trimmed with
southern smilaX on the walls and FORM
| ing arches in the large hall. On the stage
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palms. the southern smilax with pots Of
scarlet poinsettias interspersed. making an
effective decoration, and screen for the
musicians. The scarlet flowers were also
placed about the room, on the mantels and
| in vases and wall pockets. The balcony was
fitted up for smoking room, with Turkish
rugs and cushions and easy chairs. In the
parlors on the first floor supper was served
| at small ia bles. On each table was a candle
stick with a colored lighted candle and
shade. The parlors were decorated with
palms and chrysanthemums and the south
ern smilax was also prominent in the
trimming of the mantels and doorways.
LIEBERT-FOSTER.
One of the pretty weddings of the sea-
son was that yesterday afternoon at
o'clock of Miss Florence Liebert, only
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G.. S.
Liebert, and Mr.. Robert Raymond Foster.
The marriage ceremony was performed at
the home of the brides parents, No. 1727
North Pennsylvania street, by Rev. NJ l..
Haines, of the First Presbyterian Church.
Miss Liebert was attended by Miss Bertha
Duenweg, of Terre Haute, who acted as
maid of honor, and Mr.. Charles Miller was
best man. The bride wore a handsome
gown of white satin, en- train, trimmed with
duchesse and Irish point lace, ana carried
an arm bouquet of white chrysanthemums.
Miss Duenweg was attired in pretty gown
of yellow mousseiane over yellow silk, with
trimmings of point lace and bows OF velvet.
chrysanthemums. As the bridal party en-
tered the parlor MendelsSonns wedding
march was played, and during the ceremony
the Angels Serenade" was rendered. the
marriage ceremony was performed In the
second parlor before mantel, which was
banked with paImS togeIner with hanging
vines, and studded with white chrysanthe-
NUNS. Southern smilax trimmed the
chandeliers and the arches. In the front
parior yellow chrysanthemums were used
for the decoration, and the dining room was
also in yellow. The brides table was in
lou lCk w OH
anthemums tied with yellow satin ribbon
forming the center piece AT each pate
was Bride rose and painted name cards
with figures of brides, the work of Miss
Alice Sommerville. Seated at the table
besides the bride and groom were Miss
Rhoda X. Adams. Miss Daisy Porter, Miss
Duenweg, Mr.. Miller. Mr.. Frederick Dem
ny. Mr.. Harding Martin. Mr.. and Mrs.
Foster left last night on a wedding trip
East. and when they return will be at home
Mondays after Jan. at the Wallingford.
Among the guests from out of town were
Mrs. Edward Fuller, OF Arlington, n. j.,
sister OF the groom, and Miss Stevens, Of
Delaware. O.
/ OSTERMAN-CODY.
Yesterday afternoon at o'clock occurred
the marriage OF Miss Mary Josephine Oster-
man, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Oster-
man. and Mr.. Bert Eugene Cody at the
family residence on North Illinois street
There were no attendants. The bride en-
tered the back parlor on the arm of her
father and was met by the groom and the
minister. Rev. j. Cumming Smith. before
an altar of palms, where the ceremony was
nprformad The bride was affired a