The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-05-16

Rauch. The different rooms were decorated
with palms and spring flowers
The engagement OF Miss Mary E. Morris
10 Mr. Edward l.. Selvage is announced,
the wedding TO take place during the month
Of June
The hours for Mrs Sewalls last recep-
ton have been changed The afternoon
hours will be from 3 TO ., the evening hours
from 10 IL.
Mrs Charles s Lewis and Miss Lewis
have issued invitations for Saturday after
noon, in honor of the pupils of the Girls
Classical School.
Mrs Robert p. Nevin, jr., OF Sewickley,
Pa. is expected soon TO visit her parents
dianapoHs friends
Mrs. Edward L. Mckee was the hostess
for high tea, yesterday afternoon. enter
tanning twelve guests in honor of Mrs.
Kay. of Pittsburg.
Mrs. Beither and daughter, Miss Adelaide
Bother, Of Fort Wayne, will arrive to-day
&c visit Mrs o. L. Huey and attend the
Huey-JohnSon wedding.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar H. Morris. of Mil
waukee. are visiting Mrs f: NJ Smmonds-
| Mrs. Morris was formerly Miss Nellie Sim
| monds, of Indianapolis.
| Mrs. Harry Doris Haring. of Chicago.
| who has been spending few weeks at the
| Charlemont, will leave tomorrow Tor New
York and Providence, X. l.
| Mrs. Mary Russell Leach, of Cincinnati.
| IS visiting the families of MIR. and Mrs.
| William Dickerson, on Talbot avenue. and
Mrs. Mary Dickerson, on North DeiawaEe
| street.
| Mr. and Mrs. David Self gave a dinner.
| last night, at their home, on tietcher ave-
| nue.. entertaining in honor Of Mrs. Charles
| Wiland and Mrs. Josephine Johnson. OF
| Dallas, Tex.
| Mrs. Gid B. Thompson, of College ave-
/ nue., and Mrs. Helen n. Huntington, of
| East Walnut street, left last night for Chi
| cago, Dubuque and central north Iowa TO
| be absent three weeks.
| Mrs. George G. Dickerson, of Malta. o.,
| and Mrs. Leach, of Cincinnati, will be
| guests of honor at the thimble party to be
given by Mrs. William VI. Dickerson and
| daughter tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. Thomas Taggart will leave for New
York the latter part of the month to visit
her daughter in New York and she will
also attend the graduating exercises at
Vassar College, where her daughter Nora
is at school.
The Daughters of the American Revolu-
| ton will observe the birthday Of Patrick
Henry, May %. at the Country Club. A
| special programme is being arranged. Mrs.
Charles F. Sayles is chairman Of the en-
tertainment committee.
The first complete rehearsal of those who
will take part in the Carnival of operate
Romances will be held in the parish house
/ o'clock. The children who will take part
| In the Birth of the Butterflies will meet at
| the same place on Friday afternoon at f:15.
The announcement for the rehearsals fol-
| lowing will be made at the meeting to-
1 morrow evening.
Miss Laura Huey was the guest Of honor
l at luncheon yesterday given by Miss lone
Scholl The guests included Miss Gertrude
Emma WATSON. Miss Laura Hewitt Mrs.
/ Gerry NJ. Sanborn, Mrs. Charles Farrell
Miss Rose Holmes, Miss Susan Chapman,
l Mrs. Walter Ballenger and Mrs Fred Her
ron. The luncheon table was adorned with
!, red and white flowers. A basket of red ger
| aniums occupied the center of the table,
i2termixed with bridal flowers. AT each
/ plate were monogram name cards of the
| bride.
The following young ladies will leave
| indianapolis June Is for New York and
will sail on the 2Sd for Paris on the steamer
Patricia, of the Hamburg-American line:
Miss Mary MCGEE, Miss Jennie MCGEE, Miss
| Bertha Hole, Miss Claude Ballard. Miss
| Goldsworthy, Miss krieger. Miss Mabel
Davy, Miss Ludwig, Miss Chevalier, Miss
| Quinn. Miss Pingbank Miss Steritt, of
| California, who will arrive soon to be with
| Miss Goldsworthy, and go with the party.
| After visiting the Paris exposition the
Rome and other places of interest," s The
| Misses MCGEE Will also make tour OF
| Ireland.
The marriage of Miss Lizzie n. Foil and
Il
| CURED yesterday afternoon, at o'clock at
| the home OF the brides parents, Mr.. and
| Mrs. j. r. Fohl No. 2233 North New Jersey
street. Rev. Carlos c. Rowlison. of the
| Third Christian Church, pronounced the
| ceremony In the first parlor, before an altar
Of palms and spring flowers. The bride
| wore pretty gown of white organdie,
| with trimmings OF lace, and carried white
| roses. The matron of honor was Mrs. Ada
| Z. Miller. cousin of the bride, who wore
| a pink organdie dress. trimmed with lace,
h. h-f1 Dc hAr fntA
| Edna Liona Fohl who also wore pink or
| candle. After the ceremony dinner was
| served. Among the guests were Miss Jose
phine Loeb Mr.. John Loeb Mr.. Isaac
| Loeb. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Benes and fam
lily, Mr.. August Strauss and family, all of
Louisville Ky. Mr. and Mrs. Loeb left,
last night, on an Eastern trip. They will
| reside in Nashville, Tenn.
Mr. and Mrs o. L. Huey were hostesses
| for bridal dinner last night, the guests
| of honor being Miss Laura Huey and Mr..
William Johnson. jr. The guests included
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. s. Huey. Mr.. and Mrs.
| William Johnson, ST., Mr.. and Mrs. w. III.
Dillamn. Miss Emma Wasson Miss Young
of Louisville. Miss Gertrude Henry, Mr..
| Frank Warman, Mr.. Donald Smith of
Nashville, and Mr.. Morris Haines. A basket
| of white flowers placed in the center
of the table and at either end were vases
of flowers At each plate were individual
| name cards were rather unique. The
photographs of the bride and bridegroom
| were on each card and the decoration was
| the work of Miss Charlotte Paddock. The
| photographs were in oval shape. in the
| gray work. The bride and bridegroom were
each presented with book by the hostess,
| in which were written the well wishes of
| the bridal party and the covers were very
| dainty. also decorated by Miss Paddock.
COLONIAL DANES.
The Society of Colonial Danes gave a
handsome luncheon, yesterday. at the Uni
| versity Club. followed by the annual meet
| ing and election of officers The luncheon
| table had a center the length OF the table
| filled in with pink roses. The ladies who
| presided at the luncheon table were Mrs
| Frederick Van Dorm Chislett, Mrs. Ferdi-
nand Mayer, Miss Malott and Mrs. John NJ.
| Judah. The officers elected were: President,
| Mrs. Charles +. Sayles; vice president
| Mrs. Joseph A. Milburn; second vice presi-
| dent, Mrs. Milton Shirk. of Peru, recording
| secretary, Mrs. L. "A. Wagner; correspond
| ing secretary, Mrs. III. w. Bennett; treas
| urer, Mrs. Benjamin Wolcott registrar,
| Frederick Van Dorm Chislett. The board of
managers elected for three years were:
| Mrs. Edward +. Hodges Mrs. Ferdinand
| Mayer. Mrs. Josephine futile Thomas of
| Charlottesville. Mrs. Frederick Van Doren
| Chislett; for two years, Mrs. w. ]. Holli-
| day, Mrs. Volney Il. Malott, Mrs. Edward
| III. Dean, Miss Alice Edwards; for one
| year, Mrs. Mary Harrison Mckee, Mrs
| John III. Holiday. Mrs j. NJ Kitchen and
| Mrs. Rebecca Raymond Adams. Letters
| were read from two absent members, Mrs.