The Indianapolis journal., 1899-02-09
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.


Mrs. Burton PARROT has issued cards for
a tea Friday afternoon.
Miss Annie Reaume will go to Terre
Haut to-day TO make a visit
Mrs Richard r. Reeves has issued invi-
tations for card party Feb. 90
Mrs. Alexander Lanier and Miss Walcott
nave postponed their trip to Florida.
Mrs II. K Hendricks has returned from
a visit of several weeks in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs w f. Coffin. of New York.
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Roberts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace F. Clarke left yes
terday for Florida to remain until April.
Miss Helen Wilson will return tomorrow
from an extended visit TO relatives in Pitts
burg.
Mrs Scott of Columbus. o., is the guest
of Mrs. Frank M. Talbot, of North Penn
sylvania street.
Mrs. S. f. Faber will receive informally
this afternoon for her sister, Mrs r. c.. Ir-
vim. of Philadelphia.
Miss Martha Doherty of Louisville, will
come, the last of the week to visit her sis
ter, Mrs. S. p. Sheerin.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. d. Reap, of Elizabeth
town are guests of Mr. and Mrs Charles
Mlnesinger. on Ash street.
Mr. Mr. and Mrs. l. 4; Dochez and Mr. and
Club this evening at cards.
Miss Alice Foster. who has been visiting
Miss Marion Brown. returned yesterday to
her home in Nashville Tenn.
Miss Anna Strawbridge, of Chicago. who
is visiting Mrs. Roberts and Mrs Diefrichs
VIII return home the last of the week
DR.. and Mrs. Henry jameson entertained
informally at dinner last evening in honor
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Knippenberg.
The cotillOn to be given Tuesday evening
VIII be valentine dance. The faVors and
hgures will be appropriate to the season.
The CHORUS of the Matinee Musicale will
rrehearse Godard's "Erlking's Daughter"
Monday morning at 10 O'clock at Mrs
Charles c. OBoyle's.
Hope Circle. of the Kings Daughters. will
give q valentine tea at Mrs Finley Pugh's.
NO. 1915 North Pennsylvania street from
to o'clock this afternoon.
Mrs. Mary P. Gibson has returned from
New YORK, where she spent several weeks
with her daughter, Mrs. Bennett DR.. and
MRS; Bennett have returned to their home
In Wyoming
Mrs. John II. Holiday entertained a few
1adles at luncheon yesterday for Mrs. T.. H.
Richards, and last evening Mrs. Richards
was the guest Of honor at dinner given
by Mr.. and Mrs l.. B. Swift.
The Clio Club viii be entertained to-mor-
row by Mrs. 5. NJ. Montgomery, No 1908
Broadway 1t will be guest day. Rev. j.
land; Its Customs and Manners"
The Hope Circle of Kings Daughters will
give a valentine tea this afternoon, from
to 6 o'clock, at the home of Mrs. Finlev
Pugh, No. 1871 North Pennsylvania street
fer the benefit of the Door of Hope
Mrs May Wright Sewall left yesterday for
washington In several days a large dele
cation of women from this city will go to
Washington for the National Council meet
ing, and there will be parties also from
foIt wayne, Bloomington and other points
in the State.
Mr.. and Mrs. f, c.. Henderson celebrated
the tenth anniversary of their marriage last
evening by giving a card party. Flowers
decorated the rooms and tin was used i'm
every possible way, both in the game for
the prizes and for the supper service Mr.
and Mrs. Henderson received number of
gifts.
The annual valentine party and children's
dance will be given at the Propylaeum Sat
urday afternoon. 1t will be I'm charge of
Mrs A. J. Graham, Miss Garrard, Mrs f.
b. Gates, Mrs. G. d. Kahlo Mrs. II. p Co
burn, Miss Ridgeley and Miss Sloan An or
chestra will furnish music.
Mrs. Edward b. Hutchinson entertained
about fifty ladies at cards yesterday after
noon at her home on North Meridian street
After being received in the drawing room
Sy 9 TIE TIE hostsss and her visitor, Mrs. E. S.
sparks, Of Richmond, the guests were in
vtted to the ballroom on the third floor The
large room is furnished in East Indian style
with numerous divans and rich hangings,
and lighted by electricity The tally cards
We're enbellished with pen and ink sketches
made by Miss Mae Egan, and they were
tied with ribbons of Indian red or green.
Ihe four prizes were all of cut glass. The
uneneon 1frnan was also served in the attractive
her Eospitallties by Mrs. Sparks.
OSS-SCHRANIM.
Grace Episcopal Church was filled with
friends yesterday at noon to witness the
marriage of Miss Dorothea Augusta
Schramm daughter of Mr.. and Mrs j. c.
Schramm and Mr.. Fred Trow Ross, son of
Mr.. and Mrs James r. Ross. Mrs. Hugh
McCibeny gave a varied programme of
bridal music until the arrival of the bridal
party The altar was adorned with the
white hangingS and palms, and an aisle of
ribbons and SmilaX were formed to the
chancel. The procession included the ushers
Messrs. David Walmsley, Frederick John
son, Frederick Matlock and Samuel Wilkin-
son, then the maid of honor, Miss Harriet
Day Eitel, a niece of the bride, and the
bride, with her father. At the altar they
We're met by the groom and his best man.
Mr.. Robert Tyler. Soft music was played
for the ceremony, which was pronounced by
the rector Rev. Percy Silver The bride
wore a handsome tailor ~own of gray
broadcloth. the corsage trimmed with white
liberty satin and applique. She wore a gray
picture hat. trimmed with plumes, and car
ried white PRAYER book Miss Eitel wore
a white silk organdie gown over light blue
SILK, with a picture hat of black velvet and
feathers. and carried the brides bouquet of
white roses. After the ceremony there was a
wedding breakfast at the home of the
brides parents No. 12S East ST Joseph
palms and the brides table held white
roses. Guests who came for the wedding
were Mrs. Tinkham, of Logansport. and MIR.
and Mrs. j. e. Diggs, of Marion, and Miss
Marion Bowdle, of Piqua, O. Last evening
q large reception was given by Mr.. and Mrs
James r, Ross for their son and his bride.
at their spacious home on Central avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross, Mr.. and Mrs. Ross, ir
and Miss Eitel and Mr.. Tyler received, and
the ushers assisted. Mrs. Ross was assisted
IN entertaining by Mrs. J. e. Schramm. Mrs.
j. NJ. Paver Mrs. John Killer, Mrs. Carrie
Johnson and Mrs. Elmer Pursell. At the
punch bowl Miss Augusta Paver, Miss Mel
he hller, Miss Nellie Wilkinson Miss May
ThompSCn and Miss Rose Budd presided 4
string orchestra furnished the music The
lt9is-a were elaborately decorated with
palms and flowers. white being used in the
reception room. pink in the south room and
yeliow In the dining room. Mr. and Mrs
Ross have gone TO their own home No 2426
Central avenue, where they will be AT home
TO their friends after April -.
MOUNTAINEERING
The marriage of Miss Laura NJ Bingham
daughter of Mrs. Sophia q Bingham. and
Mr.. William II. Woodward of 81 Iouis
took place Yesterday afternoon ~ ST palrl,a