The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-04-06
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mrs. George b. Watson. of Louisville, is
the guest of Miss Gabrielle NJ Lands.
Mrs s G Holmes will go to Louisville
next week. TO make visit with relatives.
Mr.. Harry Eldridge, who spent Easter
with his parents. has returned TO Chicago.
Mrs. Francis T. Hord has issued invita-
lions for tea Saturday, for Mrs. S. Robert
Greer.
been visiting his parents, has returned 10
Cornell
The Misses Achenbach have removed from
Ito West New York street to 145 West Yer
mont street.
Miss Bertha Schellschmidt went to Green
castle yesterday. where she took part in a
concert last evening.
Mrs. John H. Holiday will entertain this
afternoon for her niece, Mrs. George Bur-
CESS, of Memphis Tenn.
Mr. w Gordon Culloden has returned
from Nashville, Tenn, where he graduated
in medicine at Vanderbilt University.
Mrs. w. L. Dunlap. formerly of this city.
will spend few weeks with her sister Mrs
Charles ID. Kruger, 23ll North Meridian
street.
The Aftermath Club will meet tomorrow
afternoon with Mrs Nj. j. Allison No 24l4
Broadway, instead of this afternoon, the
usual day.
Mrs. Truman p. Carter and daughter. of
jacksonville, ILL.,, are visiting Mrs. Carter s
| parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. De Motto No.
| 3l3 Walcott street.
Rev. T. j. ViIers. pastor of the First Bap-
| fist Church. will go to Martinsville to-day
to remain until Tuesday. He expects to &C.
cupy his pulpit April Is.
Mrs Harriet Hale Staley has gone to ST.
| Louis to visit her sister, Mrs Spohr and
| will return Monday to be with her mother,
| Mrs. Aurelia Hale, until she returns to her
| home in the East.
Mr. and Mrs Frank G.. Darlington and
| family have taken cottage at Hyannsport.
| Mass, for the summer, and will go
there from New York. where they have been
| since last summer.
Mr.. and Mrs Allen NJ Fletcher and family
| are in New York and do not expect 10 re-
| turn to this city until fall. They will go to
their country place in Vermont. the middle
4 of this month TO spend the summer.
Mrs. Frederick l.. Gregory gave an in
| formal company yesterday afternoon. enter
| tanning the teachers of the Second Presby-
| terrain primary Sunday school, in honor OF
| versary it was.
Mrs. John w. Kern will have a house
Rarty eaFy Mex m6nth and Will have for
Haute; Mrs. Palmer. Of Atlanta, Ca. Mrs
l.. j. Hackney, of Shelbyvilie, and Mrs
| Schultz. of Logansport.
Mrs. Milburn gave a luncheon for twelve
My RAYMOND Van Camp al and %ieI
| Ella Malott The young people TO meet
them were number of the brides and
| The Ladies' Independent Bowling Club
! gave a surprise euchre party on Mrs
| Charles on, in honor of her birthday. al
the Independent Hall last night She was
! presented with a handsome cut-glass water
set. The prizes were won by Mrs Charles
Field, Mrs. Herman Jose and Miss Kate
STICKY.
Mr.. and Mrs. John C. Dean gave a dinner
last evening, TO Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Miner
Berry. Mr.. and Mrs Arthur VOORHEES,
Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Hall Clifford
and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter l.. Milliken. The
ladies Were former schoolmates. Pink flow
| ers were used with violets for the ladies
favors and unique cards for the gentlemen
Mrs. May Wright Sewal gave dinner
last evening at which the guest of honor
was Prof. Garner, who is interested in tho
| language of monkeys and will soon leave
for Africa to pursue his studies. The
friends TO meet Prof. Garner were Mr.. Hib.
| Miss Caroline Hendricks Miss Mary Dear
and DR.. Harry Van Hummell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hewitt II. Rowland enter
tanned at luncheon yesterday for their Wis
| itors. Mr. and Mrs. johnson and Mrs. Ward
er. OF Springfield. o. The guests were the
| members of party who went to Springfield
| with Mr.. A j. Barnard, on his private car
! Few weeks ago. After the luncheon the
! party drove out to the Country Clubhouse
for short time. Last evening Mr.. Barnard
| entertained the same guests informally
| They will return home to-day.
Mrs. George +. Bass gave tea yesterday
| afternoon in honor of Miss Adams. of Bos
ton. who has been spending the winter
here, and for Mrs. r. d. Townsend who
| Will leave soon for Boston TO study. There
were about forty ladies who accepted Mrs
| Bass's hospitality. The rooms were pref
tily decorated with daffodils and tulips, pinl
| prevailing in the dining room. where Mis-:
| Caroline Townsend. Miss Edith Keay. Mis-:
Florence Meek and Miss Mary Bass pre-
| sided.
Mrs. Martin w. Mansfield gave sprins
flower tea, yesterday, at her home. on Nortf
| Illinois street. The rooms were adorned
with palms. Red tulips and carnations were
used In the hall, pink roses in the reception
parlor. and green and white In the dininl
room. Instead of table there was a pyra
mid of palms. marguerites and white tulips
The buffet was dressed with Mexican drawn
work and flowers. Mrs. Mansfield was as
sisted by Mrs. Charles +. DAILY, Mrs. Chap
Mrs Henry Eitel, the Misses Wiegand. Mis-
Harriet Eitel Miss Bessie Byfield Mis-
Amber Ensley and Miss Corinne Mansfield
'Among the guests were Miss Tolerton o
Toledo; Mrs. Martin. of Attica, and Mrs
Greenstreet. of Chicago. This Afternoon
Mrs Mansfield will entertain at cards ant
this evening Mr.. and Mrs Mansfield will
give a card party.
GEORGE-ROGERS
A wedding of interest was celebrated las
evening at the Tabernacle Presbyterian
Church The bride was DR.. Rebecca Rogers
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. F. T. Rogers
and the groom DIR. William Elme
George. The church was simply decorated
with palms. At the hour for the ceremon,
Miss Adelaide Carman, the organist of tn,
church, played the wedding march from
"Lohengrin'' the bridal party entered
The ushers were Mr.. Frank Fowler. Mr. ]
Z. Neighbor, of this city. and Mr.. james
Vawter and Mr.. Arthur Alexander, o.
Franklin. The bride was attended by DIR
Carol NJ. Nc EslrOy. of Delaware, o.. and tn
groom by Mr. James l.. Mitchell. The LITTLE
flower maids were Miss Helen Rogers Hand
niece of the groom. The party formed
Semi-circle in front of the pulpit and Rev
j. Cumming Smith pronounced the cere
mony AS the words were spoken the inter
mezzo from "Cavelleria Rusticana" wa
softly played. The bride wore a handsom
gown of white brocade combined with lib
erty silk. The skirt had graduated flounc
of the silk and the corsage was made Will
| Surplice effect, while the upper part of tn
| sleeves was mosquetaire and the lower par
close fitting She carried bouquet of Bird
roses. Miss McElroy wore a yellow silk or
| candle over yellow silk of a deeper shad
and carried La Perle roses. The little maid
Wore gowns of fluffy white organdie an,
| Valenciennes lace and carried baskets o
| Parma yiolets. After the church servic
there was u small reception at the HON
of the brides parents, on Broadway 4
which the relatives and bridal party wer
invited. The hall was decorated with palm
and there were Easter lilies in the parlor
| red carnations in the library and yellow DAT
fodils and narcissi in the dining room. !
buffet supper was served. DR.. and Mrs
George left last evening for wedding tril
and will be absent about a week on thei
return they will be at home with Mr.. an,
Mrs Rogers. No 1905 Broadway temporar
known in the profession and they were gen
erousy remembered with gifts. Guests from
out of town who came for the event wer
Mr.. w. J. George, of Madison. father of tn