The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-09-27
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

kOkOmO.
Mrs. Smiley n. Chambers has returned
from visit 10 Kansas City.
Colonel and Mrs Oran Perry have re-
turned from trip TO Colorado.
Miss Sampson, of Gordonsville, Va, will
arrive this week TO visit Mrs. Virgil H.
Lockwood.
Mrs. Amos Walker, of New York, will
spend the winter with DR.. and Mrs. Frank
Iin w. Hayes
Mr.. and Mrs Karl Schneider, who spent
their honeymoon in Europe. will arrive
home next week.
Mrs. C. Maus and daughters. Miss Lena
and Mrs. j. c. Schaf. have returned from
Lake Maxinkuckee.
Mrs Newton Todd will give an informal
company tomorrow afternoon, the guest
OF honor being Mrs. Annie Gaines Dye.
Mrs j. G.. Pollock and Miss VILLA Pol
lock- of Columbus. o., visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert S. Pierson in Morton Place.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry w Griffith. of Lex
ington KY, will arrive next week TO visit
Mrs. Grifith's parents, Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Bird.
Mrs. Agnes De Way will leave tomorrow
for Culver Academy to visit her son New
ton a couple of weeks before going TO Chi
oago to reside for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert c. Brown have is
sued invitations for the marriage of their
daughter Susan Greenwood to DR.. Ben
Jamin A. Richardson. The wedding will
The Woman's Home Missionary Society
of Roberts Park Church will meet at the
residence of Mrs. l.. +. Berryhll. 1909
North Alabama street, tomorrow after
noon at $3.50 o'clock. officers fer the en-
suing year will be elected.
The first meeting of the Inter-Nos Clup
was held yesterday afternoon with Mrs
Laura j. Fike. Echoes of the Summer -
was the subject for the afternoon Mrs
like was assisted by Mrs. Eliza p.
nifred Fesler Lance and Mrs. Laura
Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. James SomervilIe and the
Misses Alice and Belle Somerville Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Taggart. Rev. George l..
Macintosh, Mr.. and Mrs. Winters and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward +. Matthews
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Somervile will
leave at noon to-day to attend the Somer-
viile-Matthews wedding at Hazen Bluff
farm tonight.
The Maennerchor Ladies' Society will OBJ
serve its annual reception day tomorrow
afternoon from to 6 o'clock. Each mem
Der has the privilege Of inviting two guests.
The chairman of the various committees
are as follows: Decorations, Mrs. o. N.
Frenzei; music Mrs. c. H. Adam; coffee.
Mrs. Paul Krauss; lemonade, Miss Alice
Mueller; ice cream, Mrs. Anton Balls; re-
ception of guests in foyer, Miss Lena
Fertig.
The members of Grace Methodist Episco-
| pal Church gave a reception to Rev. and
| Mrs s. l.. Knots last night at the church,
corner of Market and East streets; Brief
speeches of welcome were made by Mr..
| Ernest Craft in behalf of the official
| board of the church, Mr.. q. w. Gadd, on
behalf of the choir. Mr.. Rogers, for the
| Sunday-school and Mr.. Slough for the
| Epworth League There was quite large
| attendance at the reception of members
| and friends of the church. Music was fur
| nished by an orchestra Refreshments
were served during the evening.
Il Nv rIa
| brated their sixty-first wedding anniver-
l sary yesterday at the home of their son,
| Mr.. John l.. Mcfarland, S44 Fletcher av-
| enue. Mr.. Mcfarland was born in Camp
| bell county, Kentucky, in 1874, and came
| 10 Marion county, Indiana, in 1876, entering
a claim on land In Perry township, where
| he lived twenty-eight years. Later he lived
| in Hancock and Shelby counties. and then
moved to Southport, where he resided until
| seven years ago, when he moved TO Indian
| apolis- A dinner was given last night In
| dren were present, including Cary A. Mary
| Elizabeth, Abilene A, John L., Benjamin
| f., Artaricca, William Henry, Luella, Mag
| gle and Lillian Mcfarland. Mr. McFar-
land is now past eighty years of age and
Mrs. Mcfarland Is seventy-eight
| HIATT-HoLLIDAY.
| One of the handsomest of the early fall
| weddings occurred last night when Miss
Lucia Cruft Holiday, daughter of Mr..
| Francis T. Holiday, and Mr.. Charles NJ.
| Hiatt, of Wheaton, ILL.,, were married al
| the residence of the brides aunt and uncle,
Mr.. and Mrs. John III. Holiday, 1121 North
| Meridian street The different rooms were
adorned with flowers and palms. The man.
/ tells were banked with maiden hair fern
and trailing vines. In the north drawing
| room, where the ceremony was pronounced
| by Rev. Lewis Brown, there was an en-
bankment of palms either side of the
| tall mantel, which was entirely hidden by
| maiden hair fern and plants. Here the
| bridal party stood, which included the
bride and bridegroom, the matron of honor,
| Mrs. Harry Long. the maid of honor Miss
| Lucia Shaw Holiday, the bridesmaids, Miss
Alice Long and Miss Alyworth, and the lit
tie flower girls, Elizabeth Holiday and
| Helen Wood. Of Chicago, the best man,
DR.. Harry Sutcliffe, and the ushers Mr..
Morris Haines and Mr.. Frank Holiday.
| For the entrance of the bridal party an
| orchestra played the bridal march from
| "Lohengrin" and during the ceremony the
| intermezzo from 'Cavalleria Rusticana. -
| For the occasional the wedding march by
Mendelssohn was played. The bridal gown
was very lovely, fashioned of white duchess
satin with a court train. The skirt was
| trimmed in orange blossoms; the bodice
was low, with white stitched bands over
the shoulders finished with a deep bertha
| of duchess lace. An Irish point lace hand
/ kerchief which belonged TO the bride 5
\ mother was worn, and her only ornament
| was a diamond fieur-de-lis pin. The veil
| arm bouquet OF American Beauty roses
| finished the costume Mrs. Long wore a
4 beautiful gown of white crepe de chine
| trimmed with pink panne velvet The low
1 corsage had bolero of applique over gold
| and she carried an arm bouquet of La
/ France roses. Miss Holiday wore a lovely
/ gown of nile green taffeta with an over
\ dress of point d'esprit. The corsage was
/ trimmed with stitched bands of panne vel
/ vet and the under skirt had accordion
/ plaitingS of silk. She wore white Prince OF
| Wales feathers In her hair and carried an
/ arm bouquet of La France roses Miss
| Long wore a pretty gown of white lace over
/ pink silk, with Prince of Wales feathers
| in her hair, and her bouquet was also of
| La France roses. Miss Alyworth wore n
| lovely gown of pink crepe de chine trimmed
| with panne velvet and renaissance lace.
| The corsage was trimmed with plaitings
| or cnff10n and pink roses. The little flow
/ er girls, Elizabeth Holiday and Helen
/ Wood, wore dainty little dresses of white
| organdie and carried baskets of flowers
4 The brides gifts TO her attendants were
| Roman gold pins studded with pearls and
| the bridegroom's gifts to his attendants
| were monogram gold cuff links Following
i the ceremony there was a reception and
dancing. The guests were received i'm the
! south parlors by Mr.. and Mrs HOLIDAY
/ assisted by Mr.. Francis T. HOLIDAY Mr.
/ and Mrs. T. 6. Wordin, Mrs Hiatt and
1 Mrs. Edward Swan. A buffet sumner was
served during the evening in the south
1 drawing rooms 10 the guests, and IN the
A dining two round