The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-03-01
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Mr. John Fox. jr., author OF THE Ken
tuckians," addressed the members of the
Contemporary Club last evening on literary
topics.
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ judah. Miss Alice
Wheeler, Mrs. Alice Wheeler Pierce and
Mrs. John L. Ketcham are at the Highland
Sanitarium, at Martinsville.
William Gross and Miss Lillian NJ.
" burlington were married last night by
Rev. ]. II. villers. OF the First Baptist
o'clock. Mr.. and Mrs. Gross will be at
home at No. 20S North Liberty street.
Invitations will be issued to-day by Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Bird for the marriage or
their daughter. Miss Jessie Holiday Bird.
and Mr.. Harry William Griffith. to take
place Wednesday evening. March IA, at $3.50
o'clock, at the Second Presbyterian
Church. The at home announcement is for
Lexington. Ky.
Mrs. r. Kirshbaum, Mrs David Kahn
and Mrs. NJ. z. Fisher gave a large card
party yesterday afternoon at the Americus
Club The rooms of the clubhouse were
trimmed with palms and red carnations.
Misses Kirshbaum assisted the hostesses in
receiving and entertaining.
Miss Margaret Carey was the hostess
yesterday afternoon for delightful draw
ing-room musicale in honor Of her guest,
Miss Hubbard, OF New York. Miss Carey
was assisted In entertaining by Miss
Alice Fenton. of Chicago. Miss Hubbard.
who has charming voice. sang. and Mrs.
Lafayette Page played. Mr.. Hugh Nc
Gibeny played violin solo.
The fifth section of the Ladies' Society
Of the German House will give a card par
| ty and musicale Saturday afternoon. Cards
will be played from 2 to O'Clock and the
| musicale will be from to o'clock. The
participants en- the programme will be Mr..
Ernestinoff, Miss Criley, Mrs. McGibeny,
| Mr. Frank Taylor. Mrs. Gundelfinger, Mrs.
| Fugate and Miss Carman.
Miss Emma WATSON gave a delightful
card party yesterday afternoon, the guest
of honor being Miss Annie Hennen, of Ken
| lucky, who is with Mrs. T. s. Hacker. Miss
WsCson was assisted by her sisters, Mrs.
Frank James. Miss WATSON and Mrs. Harry
| G.. Sells. The guests were Miss Daisy
| Clark Miss Anna Knubbe, Miss Lois Dyer.
| Miss Cora Hewitt. Miss Mary Hord, Miss
Nellie Carnahan, Mrs. e. III. Trip, Mrs.
Dillman. Miss Willen. Miss Gertrude
| Henry. Miss lone School, Miss Anna Fra
| ser. Miss Sarah Wilson, Miss Susan Chip
| man. Mrs c. M. Sanborn, Miss Smith OF
| Rushville, Mrs. Edward Raub, Mrs. Joseph
| Joiner and Mrs. Burton PARROT.
| Miss Lille Reese was the hostess for a
| charming tea yesterday afternoon in honor
/ of her guests. Miss Marion Rondthaler. of
| Chicago, and Mrs. A. A. Mccain. of Craw-
| louisville. Miss Reese was assisted by her
B1rcthardt, Mrs. J. s. Holiday, Mrs. xr-
| thur Hall, Mrs. Edgar II. Evans, Mrs.
| Henry SEVERN. jr.. Mrs. Carl Walk, Mrs.
| Louis Weslyn Jones, Miss Bertha Gall.
| Miss Josephine Hyde, Miss Ransdell. Miss
| Emma ". Pearson and Miss Pearl Haynes.
The decorations were in pink, with smilax
/ artistically arranged about the different
rooms. The tea table was prettily trimmed
/ with pink ribbons and vase of pink roses
| adorned the center Of the table.
MATINEE MUSICALE.
On account of the bad weather yesterday
| there was not large attendance at the
| regular meeting of the Matinee Musicale,
| at the Propylaeum. although those who did
| attend were amply rewarded. as the pro-
! gramme was one Of unusual excellence. II
| consisted Of numbers by twentieth century
composers, such Chadwick, Foote,
] Nevin, A. r. Parsons. Van de Water, Mrs
Billiard. Clayton Johns, Mcdowell. Allit-
| sen, Strong and Woodman. The programme
/ rendered was as follows:
| "Taccato from I'd OPP. So .Foote
1n au utu,1n .'........ Rae eorSes
Miss Alice Haipin.
Dainty Little Love" Edgar Newcomt
Elaine" ........ ............... Van de Water
| .......................M Mrs III. III. A. Beach
Mrs. Carroll Carr.
| "Four-Leaf Clover &c. Whitney Combs
LASS from Norwich Town" ............:
princess Pretty Eyes" Clayton Johns
Mrs. Jessie Patterson Roth.
"Idyl. No; 2, op. 2S'' .............. MacDowell
Mrs H. s. Hanckel
"Wynkym. Blynkym Nod .Nevin
Mrs. Edmunds and Chorus.
sin % We aarsed ;.'''...'. Al M;n
Mrs. Charles shaler
"An der Nixenquelle" =. Templeton Strong
Miss Martin and Miss Reaume;
Mr.. Russell Powell.
/ "A Love song ........-............ CHADWICK
Mrs. Fremont Swain.
Good Night" .Neyin
Witches Dance ..... .MacDowell
Miss Susan Brown.
HBROOK-ISGRIGG.
Yesterday afternoon, at Christ Church
| occurred the marriage of Miss Margaret
Isgrigg, daughter of Mrs. Eugene Isgrigg
| and Mr.. c. s. Ashbrook. before few init
mate friends and the immediate relatives
Rev. A. j. Graham OBLIGATED and Mr.. John
L. Geiger played the bridal march as the
| party entered the church. The bride was
| attired In handsome tailor-made gown OF
| gray cloth, with Russian turban to match
| and she carried an arm bouquet of Amer
| lean Beauty roses. Following the cere-
the brides mother, on East Michigan
! street The table was adorned with Amer
| lean Beauty roses and clusters of carna-
| tions, and the favor at each plate white
| moir box Of wedding cake, tied with white
| ribbon. Mr.. and Mrs. Ashbrook left yester-
| day on trip East and on their return they
VIII reside with Mrs. Isgrigg, on East
| Michigan street.
THREE WEDDINGS AT RICHMOND.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
| RICHMOND, Ind, Feb. 2S.-John G. Car
man, well-known business man of Rich.
| mond, and Miss Cora Howard were mar.
ried at $3.50 o'clock this morning at the
parsonage Of the Fifth-street NJ E. Church
by the Rev. A. G. Neal. They will return
here to reside after spending ten days in
| various Ohio cities.
William Dynes and Miss Nora Morrical
| well-known young people. were married a,
| 1890 o'clock this morning by the Rev. A. G.
| Neal at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. William
| Rigsby. They will reside near Centervilie
| Warren Erwin, wealthy young man OF
| Mishawaka, and Miss India Albertson, OF
| Green's Fork were married yesterday by
| the Rev. A. w. Lamport at the parsonage
| of the First M. Il. Church. They will re-
side near Mishawaka.
O'CONNELI-TAYLOR.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
BEDFORD. Ind. Feb. 2S.-James O'Con.
nell. young business man of Bedford. and
Miss Frances Taylor. also of this city, and
formerly OF New Albany. were married al
the Church of st. Vincent de Paul this
morning. the Rev. Father Quade officiating
| The church was crowded, and number OF
| friends OF the contracting parties from out
OF town were present.
GREEN-PEERY