The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-04-25
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Miss Dean Manley will leave Tuesday TO
visit friends at Clyde.
Mrs. Rena Southwick, of Chicago. is Wis
iting Mrs. Richard Lieber.
Mrs. Moore and Miss Brown. of Brazil,
we're guests of friends yesterday.
Miss Anna Louise Fisher has issued invi-
tations for a birthday party Saturday,
May 5.
Mrs W. s. Hubbard and daughter. Mrs.
Z. M. Thompson, visiting in Green's
burg to-day.
Lac. Wis, will arrive to-day TO visit Mrs
L. s. Folsom. on Park avenue.
Mr. Robert Milliken and Miss Maud Mil
nken, OF Evansville, will arrive the latter
part of the week to visit Mrs. E. NJ
Thompson.
Bishop McCabe, Of Evanston. will be the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs w. T. Brown during
the Methodist bishops conference. which
begins to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. George celebrated
their fifth wedding anniversary last night
at their home on Park avenue. with an
informal company.
The annual meeting OF the Ladies' Social
Circle OF the First Baptist Church will
occur at the church parlors Friday after
noon, at 2 O'Clock.
Section of the Ladies' Social Circle of
the First Baptist Church will be enter
tanned by Mrs. ]. D. Johnson, No. 66 Wood
run Place. Monday afternoon, April 30.
mally tomorrow from TO at her home,
2255 North Pennsylvania street. for Mrs.
J. b. Ault. of Chicago. No invitations.
Mr. and Mrs. c. s. Dearborn will enter
tain the officers and teachers OF the Bible
school OF the First Baptist Church Friday
evening, at their home, on North Alabama
street.
Mrs Edward L. Mckee observed her sec
ond formal reception day yesterday after
noon and Mr.. and Mrs. Mckee received
their friends last night. They were assist
ed by a number of friends.
Miss Bertha Towey, Miss Myrtle DUNCAN
and Miss Ada Barber, members OF the
senior class OF the Indianapolis Piano
College, will give recital Friday morning
at IL o'clock at the residence OF Mrs. j.
NJ. DUNCAN, 22A Bellefontaine street, In
honor OF Miss Ethel Bailey. of Franklin.
Last night the gentlemen Of the North
Side Social Club gave an enjoyable smoker
70 the members. Friday evening the gen.
tlefnen will entertain the ladies at cards.
The entertainment Is In charge of the
house committee, including Mr.. Robert r.
Springsteen. Mr.. Harry Tutewiler and Mr..
Mullins
Miss Myla Coburn was the hostess for a
charming luncheon yesterday in honor OF
the Misses Ransdall. who leave next week
for Washington 10 reside The luncheon
table was adorned with baskets of maiden
hair fern. the handles tied with pink satin
ribbon. and the candelabrum in the center
OF the table held pink candles, with pink
shades. The favors were corsage bouquets
OF spring flowers.
The Misses Shower gave a tea yesterday
afternoon I'm honor of their visitor Miss
Lindsay, OF Pittsburg The hOstesses were
assisted by Mrs. William Ciune. Mrs M. O.
Ryker. Miss Louise Lilly. Miss Louise Nc
Dougall. Miss Alice Vail, Miss Katharine
Vail. Miss Cecil Clune. Miss Gertrude
Helm. Miss Gertrude Taggart. Miss Lucy
Taggart. Miss Lucy Hadey. Miss Fay
Shower. Miss Tula Safer. Mrs. Robert Lie
g
Sample Of Richmond. Mrs Frederick T.
Boss. Miss Harriet Elite Miss Lucy Nc
Daniel, MISS louise Scneilscnmidt and
Miss Bertha HILL OF Richmond A harpist
played during the receiving hours. The
different rooms were fragrant with spring
flowers. ferns and palms The dining room
ties and .he candles were shaded with yell
low shades. About two hundred guests
called during the afternoon.
DEMING-HOWARD.
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JEFFERSoNvILI.E:, Ind. April 24.-The
marriage of Miss Susan Howard and Mr.
Adrian Deming took place here tonight at
the First Presbyterian Church, and was
one of the most brilliant social events seen
in the city in many years. The bride is the
handsome and accomplished daughter of
Mrs A j. Howard. whose husband was for
many FEARS warden Of the Indiana Prison
south. She is connected with almost all
the prominent families of this vicinity
The groom Is a well-known druggist and
has host OF friends. The Rev. DR. ]. "
Howk performed the ceremony The bridal
couple were rendered a reception at the
home OF the brides mother. after which
they left for Texas on a bridal tour.
UNCOMFORTABLE
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WABASH. Ind. April 2i.-Thomas Wild
oner, business manager Of the Wabash
Times. and Miss Pearl Oswald were mar
ried at 7.30 O'Clock this evening at the
home OF the bride here. There were but
few guests present at the ceremony which
was performed by the Rev. j. s. Grant.
Irvfngton.
Mss Lillian Davis. of Anderson, Is visit
Ing Mabel Norris.
Mrs. Mary Howe. OF westfield. Is the
guest Of Mr. Walter Howe.
Mr. othello Darnall OF Chicago. Is visit
Ing his brother, Chester Darnall