The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-02-23

In the tea room pink roses and satin RIB
pons decorated the table. Tiny mass ueu
favors and the ices were in flag design Dur
ing the afternoon Miss Donna thompson, or
lrVlngton, recited. and Mrs. Maud conway
Blanchard sang. Mrs. Trip was assisted in
her nospitalitfes by Miss Voss, Mrs. 4. IL.
smith and Mrs. c. v. Jaquith.
hrs. Caleb S. Denny was hostess for the
meeting of the Caroline Scott harrison
Chapter Of the Daughters of the american
Revolution yesterday afternoon. The MEM
bers were welcomed by Mrs. Denny and
Mrs. Albert Baker, regent OF the cnapter.
The rooms were prettily adorned with red
and white carnations and the dlnlng room
with ribbons of the national cqlors, winch
formed a canopy over the table. In each por-
ton OF cream, with cherries, a immature
flag was placed, and 1t was the souvenir or
the day celebrated. The programme OF the
afternoon included a paper on PATRIOTISM,
by Mr.. John E. Cleland, which was followed
by the singing of odd Glory" by Miss
Josephine Robinson. Mrs. John Sontag also
sang several appropriate selections. In the
dining room Mrs. Henry l. Wallace and
Mrs. Jefferson H. Claypool presided at the
Mary Noble, Miss Mary Foster, the Misses
Atkins, Miss Ellen Sommers Baker, Miss
Caroline Malott. Miss Elsie Langdon, the
Misses Griffin and Miss Mary Sloan.
The programme committee of the Minerva
Club-Mrs. Howard Gale, president, Mrs.
w. N. Stevenson and Mrs. Z. e.. Galloway
entertained the members OF the club yes
terday afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Gal
loway, on Central avenue. It was in cele-
bration of Washington's birthday and por-
traits of George and Martha Washington,
wreathed in evergreen, were in the parlors.
Flags were used as drapery in all OF the
rooms and patriotic emblems were used IN
honor OF the day. The ommltte recelvee
rated with a card, tied with the ~trl-color
and bearing on its face the name of a dis
tinguished author, which had to be de-
ciphered. The guests were provided with
cards and pencils and the one naming the
greatest number of authors was rewarded
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gramme included patriotic and other songs
by Mrs. Philip GoetZ and Rotations by
Master Frank Kent Galloway. The ices
were served in half oranges set in cham
payne glasses and wreathed in simlax. Mrs.
Frank McQuiddy and Miss Clara Brown, as
sisted the committee with the entertain
ment.
MUNCIE WEDDINGS.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
MUNCIE, Ind, Feb. 22.-The marriage Of
Miss Marie M. Griffith and Mr.. John p.
Prentice, of Chicago, last night at the home
Of DIR. w. A. Sturgeon was the elimination
of quite a romance. The parents of both
reside in England and they met returning
from a trip to England last summer.
Lorin p. Coppock and Miss Allie Knight,
and Ernest Jones and Miss Alma Moser
made Two interesting wedding events TO-
her.largely attended.
BECKER-STRAUSS.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
FORT WAYNE, Ind, Feb. 22.-Miss Irma
Becker, of Albion. Neb., and Mr.. Isaac
Strauss, of Ligonier, were married at the
synagogue tonight. Miss Lillian Wolf and
Sam Strauss, of Chicago, attended the we'd
ding party. Rabbi Conn, of this city ofl-
ciated- After the wedding a banquet was
served at the Wayne Club, ending in a
ball. The young couple will take an extern
Sive Eastern trip.
GRAY-CURNIE.
Cnaof.1 % +Ea Todfonono1ig Journal
RICHMOND, Ind, Feb. 22.-The marriage
of Mr.. PA. Gray. until recently of Gin
cinnati, now Of this city, and Miss Bessie
Curnie. daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Arthur
A. Curnie. sr., took place at their home to-
day, the father of the bride officiating. The
bride has just finished a course in the Gin
cinnati Conservatory of Music. The groom
has engaged in business here and this will
be their future home.
A DOUBLE WEDDING.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
GREENWOOD, Ind, Feb. 22.-At the
home of Rev. r. M. Westhafer, at Fair
land, tonight, took place the marriage of
Miss Lissa and Mr.. Frederick Whitenack. of
this place; also Mr.. Forrest Jingle and
Miss Anna McCool All are society young
people Of this city.
HILL-CRIBBS.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
HARTFORD CITY, Ind, Feb. 22.-Mr.
Harry Hill, a prominent young society man
of this city, and Miss Grace Cribs, of Gar
home. A number of the friends of the groom
in this city attended the wedding. They
will reside here.
HAINES-KINNARD.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
PENDLErON, Ind, Feb. 22.-The mar
riage of Edward Haines and Miss Elizabeth
Kinnard took place yesterday. About eighty
guests were present.