The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-01-02

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Miss Bright Armstrong will be the guest
of Mrs. Dean this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel A. Morrison have
taken apartments at the Victoria
Mrs. B. NJ. Gundelfinger will return to-
day after a months visit in Peoria, ILL.,,
and Chicago.
The ~Irvington Tuesday Afternoon Club
will meet Tuesday. Jan. 8. with Mrs. Julius
Cravens, in Irvington.
Invitations nave been issued by Mrs.
James Failey for an afternoon card party
for her daughter, Miss Ethel Failey,
Wednesday afternoon.
The Misses Goodhart entertained about
forty of their friends yesterday afternoon
at a card party. They were assisted by
their sister, Mrs. Harry Dunn Tutewiler,
Mrs. ]. H. George and Miss Alice Wright.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Sewan entertained
the North Side Whist Club yesterday at
supper and cards. Each club member had
the privilege Of inviting one guest. Covers
were laid for fifty-four. The dining room
was trimmed in holly. The centerpiece for
the table was a tall vase Of American
Beauty roses.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Dean entertained
at dinner last night the occupants of their
box at the charity ball. The guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. w. Hoffman. Mr.. and
Mrs. j.. w. Kern, Mrs. George Stevens, DIR.
Henry a Hummel. Miss Caroline Malott,
Miss Bright Armstrong, Miss Mary Edith
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~, Mr.. j. K. Dean. The centerpiece for
the dinner was a French basket, filled with
holly. Around the centerpiece holly was
arranged to form a star. The candelabra
held red candles.
Mrs. T. c.. Day gave a reception yester-
day afternoon for her guest, Miss Town
send, Of New Haven, Conn. The hostess
was assisted by Mrs. j. Ross Stevenson of
Chicago, Mrs. j. M. Carey, Mrs. John L..
Grifiths and Mrs. j. z. Raycroft of Chi
cago, with Miss Caroline Burford. Miss
Grace WATSON. Miss Ella Van Camp,
Misses Spann. Miss Florence Ketcham, Miss
Agnes Ketcham. Miss Lucia Holiday. Miss
Ruth Wilson, Miss Sarah Wilson. Miss
Florence Atkins, Miss Katharine Ayers.
Miss Edith Smith, Miss Mary Wilson, Miss
Susan Hayward, Miss Elma Woollen, Miss
Nellie Baker.
The Misses Allison gave an informal
dance for the guests Of their house party
and the guests of the Misses Browns house
party last night, at the residence of the
Misses Allison. They were assisted in re-
ceiving by their guests, Miss Alice Ford
Johnston. of Michigan City; Miss Mary
Alice Worden, of Fort Wayne; Miss Whit
enack, of Greenwood: Misses Belle and
Louise Record, of Charleston; Miss Grace
Miller, of Charleston. and Miss Jessie
Brown. of Peoria The ballroom was can
vased, and prettily decorated with Christ
mas greens, carnations and palms. A col
ored quartet sang and furnished music
curing the evening.
Miss Gail voss Smith was at home infor-
mally yesterday afternoon, having with
her Miss Cora Parry, Miss Corella Trindle,
and Miss Alma Watts. In the evening Miss
Smith entertained her assistants at dinner,
with DR.. ]. A. Conkey. Mr.. Martin
mott, Mr.. Claud Dunn Mr.. Earl d. Will
hanson, Mr.. Charles S. Tilton and Miss
voss. The table was trimmed in red and
white. From the chandeliers to each plate,
ropes of red berries and smilax were ar
-----l sA $1,000 I~I - h. 11I1
of the ropes. For the gentlemen the ia
vors were cigars tied with red ribbons, and
for the ladies the favors were sterling sill
yer pencils. In the center OF the table was
a vase of American Beauty roses. The Ia
BILE was outlined in smilax, and at one cor
ner was a large bow of the green. After
dinner Miss Smith and her guests went to
the dance at the Woodruff Place Club
house.
Yesterday afternoon, at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Lo-
gan. occurred the marriage OF their daugh-
ter, Miss Flora Isabelle Logan, and Mr..
Herbert l.. Bass. Rev. ]. w. Duncan, of
Shelbyville, officiating. The ceremony was
performed in the reception hall. which was
prettily trimmed in Southern smilax. As
sisting the hostess at the informal recep-
ton which followed were Miss Mary Pier
son, Miss Ida Foudray, Miss Rauh of Day.
ton, and Miss Beidenmeister. The bride
wore a pretty gown Of castor oular silk.
with trimmings of white liberty and tur-
Quoise velvet, and she carried Bride roses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bass will live with the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Logan. at
250l Broadway. Among the relatives who
came to the wedding from out of town
were Mrs. Sarah Ketcham, OF Cincinnati;
Miss Clara Lynn. OF Pittsburgh; Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Logan, of Greensburg; Mr.. and
Mrs. George Logan, of Grand Rapids; Miss
Rauh, of Dayton.
At the residence of Mrs. JOIN H. Holli-
day the Mine, Ninety-nines," a club of
n C-l--l ~ -oDa m ant q
day. The receiving party included the
president Of the class, Mr.. SIMS. with the
club. Miss lone Townsend, Miss Lucille
Heron, Miss Frieda Minter, Miss Title
Lauter, Miss Elizabeth Fish, Miss Helen
Werbe, Miss Frances Pangborn. Miss Julia
Ketcham and Miss Mary Zener. They were
assisted by Mrs. Holiday and Miss Evelyn
Holiday, Miss Mary Holiday and Miss
were Mr.. and Mrs. Hufford, Mr.. and Mrs.
Higdon, Mr.. and Mrs. Benton, Mr.. and
Mrs. LIE May. Miss Dye. Miss Donnan, Miss
Marthens. Miss Love. Miss Locke, Miss
Rankin, Miss Shaw. Miss Selleck. Miss
Sharpe, Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor. Mrs. Carey,
Mr.. Many, Miss Hall, Mr.. Funkhouser, Mr..
Muller, Mr.. Scott. Mr.. Ferguson. The par
lors were prettily decorated In Christmas
green's, and over the door were the large
figures, 49,"
MORSE-BEESON.
CINCINNATI, Jan. lat the village of
Fern Bank, west of here, tonight. s. +.
B. Morse. assistant passenger traffic man.
ager Of the Southern Pacific Railway, and
Miss Luella, daughter Of r. B. Beeson, of
Fern Bank, were married at the Church of
the Resurrection in the village. The
groomsman was Z. O. Mccormick. OF the
Southern Pacific, and the bridesmaid the
brides sister. The Rev. c. ID. Williams.
dean of the Episcopal Cathedral at Cleve-
land, officiated in the ceremony. Railroad
men from all parts of the country were
present. The honeymoon will be spent In a
will be the home Of the welded pair.
BETROTHAL ANNOUNCED.
Special TO the indianapolis Journal.
ANDERSON, Ind. Jan. 1.-THE announce
ment was made In Anderson to-day of the
betrothal of Mr.. T. A. Hines. Of ~Indianapo-
lis. and Miss Josephine Gray. of Anderson.
Mr.. Hines is in the city to-day TO attend
the function OF the Anderson Social Club.
He is the purchasing agent of the Citizens
Street-railway. in Indianapolis. Miss Gray
Is the daughter of j. NJ. Gray, a leading
merchant of Anderson. and has been prom
inent in social circles in Anderson. Muncie
and indianapolis for a number of years.
JONES-wHITNACK.
Special 10 the indianapolis Journal.
RICHMOND, Ind, Jan 1.-William c.
Jones and Miss Ada NJ. Whitnack were
married. last evening, at the home OF Rev.
and Mrs. s. Ii. Jones. Rev. "A. w. Lam
port. of the First NJ E. Church. OBLIGATED.
in the presence of a number or guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones will live here.