The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-06-30

arrangements 10 give a lawn fete July 9 at
the home OF Mrs. ID. Daugherty, 1Ji West
Twentieth street.
Mr.. n Mrs. Jackson Landers and Miss
trip to Niagara Falls. Miss Lander Is
visiting Miss Marie Skipp in Wabash for
a couple OF weeks.
Mr.. John w. Hoffman will leave this
evening for Reading, Pa, 10 join Mrs.
Hoffman. The latter part of July they
will go 10 Atlantic City. accompanied by
Mrs. John Candee Dean.
Mrs. Mary A. Ward, who has been visit
Ing her son, Mr.. Christ Ward, IN family,
In Baltimore. Md, is with Miss Mary Rent
han for a week. before going TO Springfield.
Ill, to spend the summer
Mrs. ]. r. Budd will go 10 Acton Tues
day to open her summer cottage. On July
I Mr.. and Mrs. Budd will entertain a party
at the cottage, including Mr.. d.. Sinner
Budd, Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Budd. Mr..
Charles Espy. Mrs. Espy and Miss Nancy
Espy.
Last Tuesday evening "A small crowd was
entertained by Miss Leota Grafftey in
honor of Miss Abbie Gardner. of Gales
burg. III. The other guests were Ruby
kastner, Flossie Thomas, Hester Yewiand,
Maude Hovey, Jim Black, Arthur Wood
bridge. Olive Ffnney. Harry King and Earl
Minor.
Mrs. Enrique C. Miller will be the hostess
for the usual golf 4 o'clock tea at the
t1AA Sl4O HIS L HULL. Din Val OG
assisted by Mrs. Henry Jameson. Mrs. OVID
Butler Jameson. Miss Anna Jillson. Miss
Jameson, Miss Ethel Failey and Miss Sally
Peckham of Chicago. There will be a
dance In the evening.
Mrs. Harry s. New, Mrs. John T. Brush,
Mrs A. T. Perry. Miss Emma Martindale.
Miss Florence Coffin. Miss Van Camp. Miss
May Henly. Mr.. l.. Il. Martindale. Mr..
Clarence M~srtindale. Mr.; p; NJ; Watson,
Mr.. Booth Harrington and Mr.. John Mil
lard have gone to Dayton and will be en-
tertained by the Dayton Golf Club at
luncheon to-day, followed by a game in the
afternoon and a dance in the evening.
Mrs. Lawrence w. George and Miss
George were hostesses for a reception yes
terday afternoon in honor of Mrs. Charles
s. Tarlton. They were assisted during the
receiving hours by Mrs. Henry c.. @. Balls,
Mrs. Minnie Aufderheide. Mrs. George
seidensticker Mrs. Walter Dynes. Miss
Olive Pursell, Miss Bertha Balls, Miss Lii
Ian Moore. Miss Maud Prier. Miss Edna
Manning, the Misses Ella and Alice Sny-
der. Miss Alma Rooth and the Misses Mary
and Alice Brown. The different rooms were
adorned with summer blossoms and foliage.
Mrs. Herman Sayles and Miss Mary Grit
I'm were guests of honor at a tea given
yesterday afternoon by Miss Helen Swain.
Swain. Miss Mary Sayles. Miss Louise
Dryer, Miss Eldridge, Mrs. f. p. Heron,
Mrs. Earnest r. Keith. Miss Mona Taggart
Miss Mary sewail. Miss Jane Ketcham,
10 II tOAtf(N liA hio niiit iioit
and the Misses Lucille and Jeanette Her
ron. The parlors were adorned with white
flowers, while the color used In the recep-
ton hall was red. In the dining room the
table had a centerpiece OF sweet peas and
ferns.
BADE-SONNEFIELD.
The marriage OF Miss Ida S~onneield,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William Sonne-
field, TO Mr.. Henry c. Babe took place
Wednesday evening at $50 o'clock at the
residence of the brides parents on South
Noble street. Only the relatives and most
intimate friends were present. The ring
ceremony. which was used. was performed
by the Rev. Peters, OF lions Evangelical
| Church, under an arch of massive. palms.
The parlor was decorated with palms and
smilax and a profusion Of fragrant bios
SONS. The bride wore a gown of white or
| candle, trimmed with lace, n carried a
| shower bouquet of Bride roses. The flower
| girls were Misses May and Grace Sonnefield,
| nieces of the bride, who were attfred In
| white. and each carried basket OF pink
sweet peas. Prof. G. M. Hebble played
| Mendelssohn's wedding march during the
| ceremony. After the congratulations the
guests retired TO the dining ROOM which
was richly decorated with bouquets and
| plants, where lunch was served. Mr.. and
Mrs. Babe will be at home to their friends
| at 112 South Noble street after July 2.