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

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles s. Crosley have gone
! to housekeeping at No. 100 East Pratt
| street
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Baggs will cele-
/ brate their golden wedding anniversary
| Feb 20
Rev. and Mrs N. A. Hyde and Miss Hyde
! have returned from visit to New York
| and Boston.
Miss Marsh and Miss Tompkins are still
with the Misses Malott and will remain
! several weeks.
Mrs. John NJ. Lilly will entertain for her
sister, Mrs. Maud Conway Blanchard of
Boston, Feb. l6.
Mr. J. Cumming Smith will give a lecture
on california Tomorrow evening at the
Tabernacle Church
Earl Jeffries SO West st. Joe street, left
for New York yesterday evening. In a few
days he will sail for England.
Miss Mary Foster will entertain to-mor-
row afternoon for Miss Converse, of Phila-
dephia, and Miss Bella Sharpe.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Major, who came
for the Dramatic Club performance, re-
turned to Sheibyville yesterday.
Mr., and Mrs. Jacquelin S. Holiday en-
tertained a party of ten at dinner last even
ing for Miss Bella Sharpe. of Helena, Mont
The Mignon Cinch Club was entertained
Tuesday evening by Miss Ivy Morris. Miss
Haubig will entertain the club at it's next
meeting.
Mrs. John C. Ruckelshaus gave a matinee
party yesterday afternoon for her guests,
Miss Nell Kiley and Miss Nettie Cameron,
of Muncie.
A ball will be given at the German House
| the night of Feb. y for the stockholders.
Preparations are being made for an elab-
crate event
Mrs. R. o. Hawkins and Mrs. Harrington
will entertain the ladies of the Social Circle
OF the First Baptist Church this afternoon,
at the Denison.
Mrs. V. T. Malott and daughters, Carrie
and Ella, who went to Cincinnati to attend
the Van Camp McDermott wedding, will re-
turn home to-day.
A dinner will be given at the Denison
this evening by Mr.. Edwin Ferry for Mr..
Elijah Kennedy, who is to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur voorhees, Brown.
Miss McGibeny and Miss Allie McCibeny.
VINO are members of the Ladies Military
Band, spent a short time with Mrs. Hugh
McGibeny while here last evening.
Mr. and Mrs. II. Bates, jr. Mr.. and Mrs
n. 5. Fraser and Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Martlndae will have charge of the next
cotillon, which will be given Feb. IA.
Mrs. James NJ: Mount returned from a
visit to the Soldiers and Sailors Orphans
Home at knightstown yesterday. The chill
dren gave a delightful entertainment of
music and Rotations in her honor Tues
day evening.
Announcement has been made of the
marriage Of Miss Cecle NJ. Hardy, of
Anderson. and Mr. T. f. Mooney of New
York which took place in December. Mrs.
Mooney is now visiting her parents in An
derson, and will visit friends in this city
later.
The chorus of the Matinee Musicale,
which is rehearsing The Earf-king' S
the Amphion Club at the spring concert
OF the symphony Orchestra, will meet Mon
day morning at 10 o'clock with Mrs. Charles
G. OBoyIe
The annual play at the Portfolio Club will
be given tonight. Beautiful Forever a
short comedy, by Frederick Hay, will be
given with Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Foltz
Mrs. F. NJ. Hunter and Mr.. j. w Percy
IN the cast The trial scene. "Bardell VS..
Pickwick, p" had been arranged but on ac-
count of illness cannot be given now and
Will be presented later before the club.
Mrs. Benjamin Harrison gave an elegant
luncheon yesterday in honor of Mrs. George
I. Porter. The table was adorned with
q plateau of jonquils and silver vases held
clusters of the same flowers. The guests
to meet Mrs, Porter We're Mrs. w. II. H.
Miller, Mrs. l.. G. Willard. Mrs. A. l.. Ma
son, Mrs. o. B. Jameson Miss Garrard.
Mrs. Samuel Reid, Mrs. H. S. Fraser. Mrs.
George G. Tanner, Mrs. Addison Harris,
Mrs. A. l.. Varney, Mrs. John l.. Griffiths.
Mrs. j. l.. Ketcham, Mrs. II. S. New Mrs
w l.. Elder, Mrs. John NJ. Kitchen and
Mrs. Noble c. Butler.
VAN CAMP-M' DERMOTT
Special TO the indianapolis Journal
CINCINNATI, Feb. 1.-Rosemond. daugh-
ter of Dr. and Mrs G. c. McDermott of this
city, and Mr. Raymond Patterson Van
Camp. of Indianapolis, were married here
tonight at Avondale Presbyterian Church.
the officiating minister being Rev Charles
f. Goss Rev. Dr. Milburn, of indianapolis,
assisted The ceremony was followed by a
largely attended reception. The bridal
gown was of heavy white satin, pink lined
bodice, covered with duchess and rare
point lace. with yoke and sleeves of chiffon.
The bride carried a white prayer book dur
ing the ceremony, and lilies of the valley
during the reception. Orange blossoms
adorned the bridal veil. The maids of honor
were the Misses George Glare McDermott
and Dorothea Van Camp sisters respect
lively, of the bride and groom Miss Ella
Malott, of indianapolis, was one of the
bridesmaids MIR. Samuel Gilbert Van Camp
and Mr.. John Martindale of INDIANAPOLIS
We're best men, and among the ushers were
MeSsrs. Pierce Devay Frederick H. Wiley
Wallace Krag. Philemon NJ. Watson and
DIR. Harry Kahlo of Indianapolis Mr. anc
Mrs. Van Camp will visit Cuba on their
honeymoon trip and will be at home at the
Victoria. Indianapolis. after April % The
indianapolis guests present We're Mr.. and
Mrs: Cortland Van Camp, Mesdames Riley
Enrique Miller, Agnes Devay, Volnay r.
Malott Miss Cora MalOtt. Messrs Samuel
Van camp. Cortland Van Camp, ir Pierce
l(eVay. +. ii. Watson, r. H. Wiley John r
MartmdaIe. Edgar II. Evans, J. A Miburn
w A krag and DR. Harry Kahlo.
HICKS-LEMCKE
At noon yesterday. at St. Johns p. f.
Church. in Washington, d. c., DR. Harry
Sloan Hicks, of Indianapolis, and Katherine
eldest daughter of ex-State Treasurer of In