The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-01-27

dianapolis. will be the guest of honor, and
viii give a reading on George Sandal
fayette CAN.
The ladies of the Kappa Kappa Gamma
Club of this city will entertain the visiting
members Of the fraternity, resident kappas
and gentlemen this afternoon with an in
formal reception, from to O'Clock, at the
home of Mrs. St. Clair Parry, No 500 North
Meridian street. There are no invitations
a tea and sale was given yesterday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Gerritt A. Archi-
bald in the interest of the Girls Industrial
School. Mrs. Archibald was assisted by Mrs.
Frank, a. blanchard. Mrs. J. L. Benepe
Mrs T.. A. Hendrickson. Mrs French, Mrs.
Hall, Mrs. Garhart Miss Stewart Miss FL
lis Miss Quayle and Miss Potter.
Mrs. John J. Cooper was hostess for a
rose luncheon yesterday. entertaining Mrs
Martin of Los Angeles, Cal, Miss Lucille
ski9dmore Of Charleston Ill, Miss Summers eT1
f. Landers. Mrs II. A. Bingham, Mrs g.
n. Catterson and Mrs f. NJ. Ogle.
The ladies of st. Josephs Church gave a
..two-hundred card party" last evening at
the home of Mrs, kydna and Miss Frances
Byrne, on North Alabama street. The event
was in celebration of the twentyhfth ami
versary of St Joseph's Society. The ladies
were assisted by members of the society IN
their hospitalites. The rooms were appro-
priately decorated for the occasion and the
fees will be used to help pay the debt of the
church.
Miss Harriet S. Bayliss of Evanston. H.,
and Wilbur A. CogshaH, son of Rev. W. l.
Cogshali pastor at Benton Harbor, Mich.
were married Jan q at Flagstaff Ariz
Mrs Cogshall is the daughter of the late
Dr. j. n. Bayiss, editor of the Western
Christian Advocate, at one time pastor OF
Roberts Park Church of this city. She was
for some time a teacher in Central Tonnes
see College, Nashville. Mr.. Cogshall is an
astronomer and is connected with the far
famed obserVa tory at Flagstaff. Both have
a wide circle of Methodist friends who ex-
tend congratulations.
Two plays, six to One" and My Unele's
Will will be given this evening at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ. Parry, No. 1905
North Delaware street, for the benefit of
the Boys Club extension work. The plays
are short and the young people who are to
take part have been actively rehearsing.
Mr.. Stuart Dean will take the leading part
in the first he being the One" The Six
will be Miss Julia Ianders. Miss Helen
krag Miss Katherine Sullivan. Miss Helen
Seaton, Miss Emma Atkins and Miss
ximinia Watson. In the other play the
characters will be taken by Miss Demia
Townley, Mr.. George Kinds and Mr. Vance
Martin.
FOR MISS ZOLLINGER.
Mrs. J. H. Clark and Miss Clark gave a
large reception yesterday afternoon, at their
home, on North Meridian street, in honor of
their visitor, Miss Alice Zolinger. of De-
trot. The three ladies received in the parlor,
where Meteor roses were combined with
palms, fern and vines. Mrs. and Miss Clark
We're assisted in entertaining by Mrs, j.
Mick, Mrs. Oliver T. Byram. Miss Helen
Seaton. Miss Bessie Lee Webb, Miss Lois
Dyer, Miss Ida OsgoOd Miss Esther Jordan.
Miss Gertrude Henry, Miss Cora Stubbins
and Miss Harriet Eitel. In the second
parlor red and white carnations gave a frag-
rant atmosphere and in the dining room the
favorite tea color, pink was used. A basket
of roses and ferns filled the center of the
table, the candle holders had pink candles,
while the refreshments carried out the same
color scheme. A harpist played during the
reception hours Among the out-of-tOwn
guests wereo Mrs. f. H. Kidder, of Terre
Haute and Mrs. Campbell, of Washington.
d. G. The assisting ladies were entertained
at dinner and i'm the evening were guests at
a card party, with members of card club.
About fifty participated in the game for
which there were handsome favors. Miss
Zolinger is to be the guest of honor at a
number of parties.
BORCH-SCHWEDES
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
TERRE HAUTE, Ind Jan. 26-Miss Adele
Schwedes was married last evening at the
| residence of her father, the Rev. Il. L.
Schwedes, to the Rev. John Henry BOrch
of the First German Reformed Church. OF
Fort Wayne. The Rev Theodore Herman
| of Lafayette, was best man. Miss Schwedes
has been a teacher in the high school and
among the wedding presents was mahog-
| any desk from the high-school teachers