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

moved to Springfield. o., to reside. Mrs.
sullivan and little daughter will visit Mr..
Sullivan's parents and other friends for
few days before going 10 their new home
Mrs. William III. Coburn gave small
company yesterday morning, entertaining
In honor of Mrs. W. =. Allen, OF st. Louis.
who read an interesting paper on THE
Ideal Mother. by Mrs James. OF Gin
cinnat The hostess was assisted by Mrs
Coburn, Mrs. Henry p. Coburn and Mrs.
Reid, OF Paris.
Mr.. Thomas Kackley and Mr.. Harry At
kfns gave dinner at the University Club
last night OF twenty covers for the Atkins
Rounds. OF Oshkosh; Mr.. Morgan, Of Osh-
kcsh: Mr.. Steadman, of St Louis Miss
Dunn, OF Memphis; Miss Fenton, of Chi
cago, and Miss Foulke, of Richmond.
The Ladies' Society or the German House
has appointed the leaders of the different
sections for the year as follows: First sec
ton. Mrs. Theodore Stein, Mrs. William
Carlin and Miss Adelaide Goetz; Second
section, Mrs. j. q. Van Wrinkle, Mrs. Jo-
seph Schaaf and Miss Bertha Bieler; Third
section, Mrs. T. A. Wagner. Mrs. Philip
Hildebrand and Miss Alice Miller; Fourth
section, Mrs. Frank Edenharter, Mrs. J. G.
Hoover and Miss Wiegand; Fifth section.
mrs. j: George Mueller, Mrs: William
Manifold and Miss Lillian Fisher; Sixth
section, Mrs. Charles Krauss. Mrs. Jacob
Becker and Miss Lily Ludorf.
One OF the most enjoyable dances OF the
season was given last night at the Bren-
neke Academy by the Debonair Club. II
was the last dance of the season and the
balcony was filled with onlookers. who en-
joyed the pretty scene on the polished floor
quite as much as did the dancers. The young
ladies wore pretty evening gowns of vari-
Gus colors and the hall was trimmed with
garlands Of green, making an effective
decoration. Among the guests from out OF
town were Miss Linsay, OF Pittsburg. and
Miss Moore, of Ashland, o. The club has
reorganized for next season and the fol-
lowing officers have been elected: Presi-
dent, Mr.. Walter Judd; vice president Mr..
Judd Moschelle; secretary and treasurer.
Mr.. Charles Faut. There is membership
OF about fifty.
COUNTRY CLUB OPENING.
The Country Club will be formally
opened to-day and a large attendance OF
members and friends is anticipated. The
clubhouse looks very fresh and clean and
presents cool and homelike appearance.
The most noticeable improvement in the
grounds is the addition of the bunkers to
the golf links. These bunkers are sodded
mounds, and one Of their disagreeable fea-
lures is that they make the game more diff
ficult. The Country Club has a nine-hole
course, which covers an area Of ISIS yards
MANAGEMENT
has expended over $1,000 on the links and
regarded and resodded the second and
sixth greens. making the golf grounds the
finest in the State. This year all competi-
ton and tournaments and handicaps will
be In the hands of the tournament commit
tee, including Mr.. s. z. Miller. Mr.. III. H
Rowland and Mr. Ernest II. BNrford, in
stead of the greens committee, as IL was
arranged for the golf players and they will
be mailed to each member. To-day the
first monthly gold medal tournament will
be held on the links. Glass A will play
eighteen holes, going twice around the
holes, and Glass B will play nine holes.
The winner of the tournament will have
the privilege of wearing the gold medal for
one month. The club has two gold medals,
and the person winning in tournament
may wear IL until the next tournament,
when, IL he loses, the medal Is given to the
winner. The club has no entrance fee to
its tournaments. and they form one of the
most popular social features of the season.
Afternoon tea will be one of the induce
ments offered to the members and their
wives and friends this afternoon. and 1t
will be served in the clubhouse from to 8
O'clock. A table dhote dinner will be
served at $50 o'clock, followed by an in
formal dance. The Country Club is under
a new management this season, with Mr..
Roger Keller as superintendent, and MI
Harry Coils is the new professional golf
player.
COMING WEDDINGS AT MUNCIE.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
MUNCIE, Ind, May 4.-More than five
hundred wedding invitations will be issued
within the next few days to people in Mum
Gle. Anderson. Indianapolis and other towns
ip the State. announcing the coming mar
riage of Miss Josephine Gray and Peter
Atwood Kinds. The wedding will take place
at the First Christian Church in this city
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daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Gray. of
Anderson. but has for several years lived
almost constantly in Muncie with her sis
tiers, Mrs. Arthur Meeks and Mrs. Charles
Bender Mr.. Kinds Is purchasing agent for
tho Indianapolis Street-railway Company:
The maid Of honor will be Miss May
French Field, of Chicago, and the brides
maids have been selected as follows: Miss
Elizabeth Cooper and Miss Eliza Cham
bers, Indianapolis; Miss Carroll Heming-
ray. Miss Emily Olcott, Miss Florence Nc.
Naughton and Miss Fannie Turner, Muncie
Messrs Robert Walker and Edward Ball
will be two of the ushers. both of Muncie
Tuesday of next week the Muncie brides
maids will go TO Indianapolis to spend the
week with the Misses Cooper and Cham
bers. and on next Tuesday afternoon will
be- guests of honor at a reception. The
house party will continue all week The
bride and groom will spend their honey
moon In the East. Their home will be in
Indianapolis.
Another big church wedding will take
place at the First Presbyterian Church
Tuesday, June II, when Miss Abbie Lynn
Keuchmann and DR.. Alvin G.. Surber will
be married. The bride-elect is a daughter
OF Prof. Keuchmann and is graduate OF
New York college of music and member
OF a, well-known family of instrumental
musicians. DR.. Surber is manager OF the
Russell Medical Institute here.
Greenwood.
Mrs. Elmer Wagner. of Indianapolis, Is
the guest of Mrs. w. r. Abbott.
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