The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-04-22

cream and cake will be served, for which
a small charge will be made.
Mrs. Henry Coburn has issued invitations
for April Il, in honor Of her daughter, Mrs
W. B. Allen, of ST Louis
The performance Of the Dramatic Club,
which was postponed April IS. will be given
May 1. The play will be Trial by Jury
Mr.. Addison Bybee has returned from
California, accompanied by his daughter.
Mrs' Samuel Westfall of Redlands. Mrs.
Westfall was formerly Miss Jessie Bybee.
At the Friday night social meeting of the
Young WOmen's Christian Association,
Miss Laura A Smith, will read the follow
Sister Hortense,' Echo OF Sapphira,"
"A Bit of Rosemary"
The marriage OF Mr.. Charles j. Orbison
and Miss Ella Rose Falkenberg will occur
Bernard Falkenberg, on Shelby street. The
ceremony Will be pronounced by Rev NJ.
Nj Lawson, of the Oliver-street Presbyter-
ian Church. and will be witnessed by the
immediate family.
The Misses Atkins have issued invitations
for a cotillOn Thursday evening, May 3, in
honor of the guests of their May house
party. The guests will be Mr.. and Mrs.
Nj. T.. Rounds, of Oshkosh, Wis; Miss
Alice Fenton, of Chicago: Miss Carrie
Foulke. of Richmond; Miss Dunn, of Mum
Gle; Mr.. ]. Earl Morgan, of Oshkosh, and
Mr.. Stedman. of st. Louis.
Miss Bertha Wilson was the hostess for
a luncheon yesterday entertaining in
honor of her guest. Miss Mabel Harris, of
Cincinnati. The guests were Miss kath-
arine Dooley, Miss Mabel Maddox, Miss
Minnie Harsen. Miss Lillian Woods. Miss
Bertha Thompson, Miss Gertrude Malott,
Miss Lillian Nicholson, Miss Nellie Smith,
Miss Maud Woodbridge, Miss Carrie Shan
kle. Miss Gertrude Simms. Miss Nellie
Johnson, Miss Minnie Warner and Miss
Laura Bodine. Miss May Wright. of Gin
cinnati, and Miss Laura Woodbridge, of
Chicago. The table in the dining room was
adorned with garlands of smilax and in the
center was a vase of American Beauty
roses. The other rooms were trimmed
with spring flowers.
The annual closing party by Mr.. Bren-
neke'S Juvenile classes was held last even
ing at the Brenneke Academy. Over 400 Of
the relatives and friends of the pupils filled
the seats in the balcony and the main floor.
The scene was a beautiful one. Children
in the daintieSt of evening dresses OF var
ious colors and dainty slippers filled the
dancing floor OF the hall. The first dance
the lancers. and the merry couples,
from tots of six years to those who have
reached the teens, went through the figures
without any prompting. A special feature
Of the evening was the 'cachuca,'' danced
by Lily ID. FOOr and Jessie Epps. and the
Sailors Hornpipe" by Georgiana Bond
and Mabel Mather. Both dances were in
costume, and We're heartily applauded and
had to be repeated for the pleasure of the
spectators. After the dancing refreshments
were served in the banquet hall
The marriage of Miss Fanny Roberta
Dunlap, the youngest daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Dunlap, of Ill West Seventy
second street New York, and Mr. John
Ormiston LawsOn-Johnston, OF London,
occurred Wednesday evening at st. Thorn
ass Church. The maids of honor were
Miss Evelyn Lawson-Johnston and Miss
Marion Dunlap Baker, the brides niece.
They were both gowned in blue chiffon,
trimmed with white and the six brides
maids Miss Lawson-Johnston. Miss Ethel
LawsOn-J Johnston, sisters of the bride
groom; Miss Mary Brtton Leavey, Miss
Nettie Nichols. Miss Lily Atenbrand and
Miss Ida Bacus, wore white lace and chif-
ION gowns. Arthur Lawson-Johnstona and
Gordon LawSon-Johnston, the bridegrooms
two younger brothers, were ribbon bearers
and wore Elton suits. Percy Lawson-JOhn-
son, nephew of the bride, served as
pages. George Lawson-Johnston was his
brothers best man. The ushers were Mr..
e. 3. Lawson-Johnston, another brother
of the bridegroom, Mr.. Henry Beauchamp
st. John, oldest son of Baron ST. John, Mr..
f. Robinson. of South Africa; Mr.. III. Laz-
enby and Mr.. NJ. Gordon After the mar
rage ceremony there was a reception at
Sherry's. Mr.. LawsOn-Johnston and his
bride will sail for England on Wednesday
the St. Paul She will be presented at
one of the May drawing rooms The BRIDE
groom's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Law
son-Johnston. will give a homecoming ball
to their son and his bride at their home.
Kingswood, their place near London. Miss
Dunlap is a sister of Mrs. John f. Brad
shaw. and has visited in Indianapolis sew
Martha Bradshaw Nevin, before her mar
rage.