The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-06-09
gate will occur Tuesday noon. at the resi-
dence of Mr.. VIII Fugate.

The pupils Of Miss Susan Brown gave
recital yesterday Afternoon at her home, on
College avenue. The participants on the
programme were: Majorie and Mary Mer-
rift, Ruth Hellenson. Miriam Furnas. Stel-
Ia Morrison, Grace Cummings. Hetty Nor
rison, Elizabeth Brayton, Ethel Baker,
Mary Mesker. Edmund Burke. Vernon
Hahn. Raymond Mesker. Elvin Tarkinton,
John Jameson and Edmund Eitle.
The second section of the Ladies Society
of the Maennerchor gave rose euchre yes
terday afternoon at the clubhouse. on East
Washington street Mrs. Charles Adam.
the leader OF the section. was the hostess
and she assisted by Mrs. Charles
Bake. Mrs. Peter BALI. Mrs. Emil Stein
hilber, Mrs. Theodore Dryer. Miss Emma
Bsllman and Miss Carrie Mack. Large
baskets Of pink roses decorated the stage
and pink roses were used on the refresh
ment tables.
Last night Mrs. Leah Ramsey was de-
lightfully surprised. the occasion being her
eighty-fourth birthday, by a family party.
Mrs Ramsey Is the mother of Mrs. v. T.
Malott. Mrs. c. A. RitZinger. Of st. Paul.
Mrs. Chaplain. of Brooklyn, and Mr.. John
and Mr.. Robert Ramsey. Mrs Ramsey
has been a resident of indianapolis many
years and is the widow OF the late John
T. Ramsey. At the reunion last night at
her home, on North Illinois street, four
generations were represented in Mrs. Ram
sey. Mr.. Malott, Mr.. Macy Malott and his
children. Mrs. Ramsey's daughters. who
always come for the annual reunion. were
unable to be present last night. and she
was assisted by Mrs Malott, Miss Malott
Mrs. Arthur Voorhees, Brown. Mrs. Edgar
II. Evans and Mrs. Paul F. White.
OvERSTREET-CoLE.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
RUSHyILLE, Ind, June Sat the Pres
byterian Church at O'Clock last evening
the marriage took place of the Rev. Charles
Leslie Overstreet and Miss f. Dorothy Cole
The groom is the pastor of the Presbyterian
Church at Noblesville and cousin of
Representative Overstreet. The bride is the
only daughter Of Captain and Mrs. w. d.
Cole, of this city, and has attained enviable
success as an illustrator for newspapers
and periodicals. She is a niece of Senator
and Mrs. c. w. Fairbanks. The wedding
affair was a rose wedding" pink and
white roses being the prevailing decorations
at the church and the Cole mansion.
The bridal party entered the church at
s o'clock, to the strains of the wedding
march from "Lohengrin.' played by L. NJ.
Carmichael. The vocal music was by Mr..
3. F. Miller. The bride was gowned in
white silk organdie. trimmed in valenciennes
lace, and carried lilies of the valley. Her
wreath was the one worn by her mother at
her marriage. Miss Adelaide Hare of Up
per Sandusky, o., maid of honor, wore
white silk organdie and carried pink roses.
OF the four bridesmaids Miss Constance
Lewis. of Indianapolis, wore white organ
| die; Miss Gene Harter, Of Huntington, pink
organdie: Miss Flora Purviance. of Hunt
ington, white organdie, and Miss Mabel
Purviance. Huntington, pink organdie. The
bridesmaids carried baskets of pink and
white roses. The bridegroom was attended
| by the Rev. Lewis Earle Lee, of Cincinnati.
Louis and Lee Mauzy, of this city. were
roses at the point where the bride stood.
Earl H. Payne, of Rushville; Heber Hun
| ter. of New York; Squire Neal, OF Franklin,
and Richard Fairbanks, of Indianapolis,
were the ushers. The full Episcopal wedding
| ceremony was pronounced by the Rev. s.
A Mowers. pastor of the church, assisted
| by the Rev. L. r. Marshall, OF Franklin.
| About two hundred guests witnessed the
| ceremony Mendelssohn's wedding march
was rendered as the occasional.
| A reception was rendered TO about eighty
| guests at the Cole residence at the close
| of the church services. Mrs. w. D. Cole
was assisted in receiving by Mrs. r. T.
Overstreet. of Noblesville, mother OF the
bridegroom, and the maid OF honor and
bridesmaids. Light refreshments in pink
| Overstreet and his bride left for a short
| stay at Chicago They will be at home In
Noblesville in ten days
BURRELLs-PENTECO
| Special to the Indianapolis Journal
| KOKOMO, Ind, June Sat the home OF
| the brides mother, on South Main street
| last evening, Bert Burrell and Miss May
| Penteccst were married, the ceremony be-
| ing pronounced by the Rev. w. A. Foster
| pastor of Walnut Hills Christian Church
| Cincinnati. The ring service was employed
| The wedding march was played by Miss
Bertha Foster. of Cincinnati. The bride
| was attired in muslin de SOL with satin and
/ lace trimmings The bride Is a daughter
| OF Mrs L. NJ. Pentecost. The out-of-towr
| guests were: Mrs. Joseph Eastman and
/ Miss Eastman and Mrs Frank Day. In
| dianapolis; Mrs. Isaac Craft, Terre Haute
| Mr.. and Mrs. Z. o. Burgett. Frankfort
| Miss Chloe Hynes, Logansport; w. A anC
| Mrs. Foster, daughters Edith and Bertha
| and Master Alvin, of Cincinnati. and Mr.
| and Mrs. L. b. Pentecost. of Indianapolis
| DUTTON-YERKES.
| Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
SULLIVAN, Ind, June S.-The marriage
1 of George r. Dutton and Miss Florence
| Yerkes, of Chicago, took place at the resi-
dence of the groom in this city. at O'Clock
/ this evening, the Rev. b. T.. Mayo of1ciat.
ing. Mr.. Dutton Is well known capitans
| OF this city and was formerly cashier OF
/ the Sullivan County Bank.
Greenwood.
Mrs. A. w. owen is spending the weel
in Indianapolis.
Mrs. Elizabeth Ritchey, of Franklin. i:
WISHING relatives mere.
Miss Olive Creasey attended a reception
| given by Mrs. Isaac King at Indianapolis
| Tuesday evening.
| Mr. and Mrs. f. NJ. Strauss returned
Tuesday from ten days visit with rela
| tives in North Manchester.
Mrs Jennie Prindly and daughter, Mis-.
| Ruth. of Indianapolis. visited George Car
penter and family the first of the week.
Miss Katherine Moore, who had been Wis
| iting relatives and friends in Indianapoli:
| for several weeks, returned home Tues
| day.
Mrs. Z. L. Brown, who has been visiting
| her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. d. s. White
| mack. for the past few weeks, returned
| home Tuesday.
Miss Susie Wilson has returned home
| from Huntington, where she has been en-
gagged as teacher in the public schools dur
ing the past year.
The Utility Club, of Indianapolis, wer,
| entertained at dinner, Wednesday even
| ing, by the Hotei Hoyt. About seventy
five members Were present.
| KY. and Mrs. Jennie Goodloe. of Dan
| vile. Ky, returned home Friday after
ten days visit with relatives in this city
Mrs Isaac King and daughter. Mis-.
| Alice, of Indianapolis. accompanied b,
| Miss Mayme Fuller, of Michigan. ant
| Maurice Neville. of Ohio. visited Dr. Wish
| ard and family Wednesday.
Miss Mabel whitenack will leave Mon
| day for Charlottesville. where she will at
| tend the Wabash College commemorate
| next week. She will then go TO Thorntowr
! for months visit with friends
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