The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-04-28

Corporal Daw, William CARSON; Farmer
Green, Bert Harris; Master Arthur May,
Hugh Love.
Mr.. and Mrs. John W.. Skin. 2424 North
Illinois street, very pleasantly entertained
the ladies of the Research Club and their
husbands last night.
The Misses Mary and Jeanette MCGEE
will leave the latter part of June for a trip
abroad. visiting the Paris exposition. They
will be absent about two months.
Mrs. T. d. Johnston. of 1922 North Penn
~sylvania street, has returned after spend
ing a few months with her brother, Rev.
DIR. 7. A Nelson, OF Brooklyn, n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wright entertained
the young people of the Seventh Presby-
terrain Church last night at their home on
Pleasant street. with an ""all-around-the-
world social.
Miss Laura A. Smith read some original
short stories before the Young Women's
Christian Association last night followed
by a social hour. The evening was an en-
joyable one and was largely attended
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W. Merrill enter
Russell and Mrs. Gilbert. of the Miss
Hobbs" company, playing ar Englsns s,
with Colonel and Mrs. Merrill. of Califor-
mis-. and Mr.. r. Boone Mckee. Inc tapie
was adorned with spring flowers.
Mrs. Henry Coburn gave a reception yes
| terday afternoon in honor of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. William B. Allen, of st. Louis.
who is visiting her. Mrs. Coburn was
assisted by her ana a HUMBER
| of friends. Among the guests present were
| Mrs. McDermott. Of Cincinnati. with Mrs.
Raymond i. Van Camp. Mrs. Van Ham, OF
Glen Manor, Pa, with Mrs. Henry Z.
Coburn.
The educational classes of the Young
Women's Christian Association will close
on MAY 1. Miss Anderson, who has had
charge of the classes, will begin the outdoor
work the beginning of the month. The
| tennis courts will be put in order, and
wheel trips will be one of the features of
the summer months. The annual meeting
of the association will be held the latter
part of May, when there Will also be an
embroidery exhibit.
Miss Bertha Towey were hostesses for a
luncheon and musicale In honor of Miss
Ethel Bailey, a graduate of the musical de-
partment of Franklin College, yesterday
studio Of the Indiana Piana College, and
the programme was: Theme and Varia-
TONS" by and "Arabesque," by
Chaminade, played by Miss Dugan; Pol
| onaise." by Moszkowski. and "Ballade." by
Reinicke, played by Miss Barber; and
'valse Caprice" by Paderewski, and
Spinning Song by Chaminade, played by
MISS Towey.
APPROACHING NUPTIALS.
! Special to the indianapolis Journal.
HAGERSTOWN, Ind, April H-Invita-
| tons have been received here to the we'd
L ulf1B VI Tue hcN. W. " ViohtSohASiy "HiNh
| will take place on May 9 at Clarksville, o.
| The bride is Miss Martha Williams, of the
latter place, and the young people will be
| at home after May % at Cambridge City.
| Mr.. Montgomery is attending Lane Semi
| nary at Cincinnati, and will be graduated
| from that institution early In May. He has
been officiating minister at the Presby-
| terrain churches at this place and Cam
| bridge City for nearly two years., and has
been re-employed in that capacity for an
| other year.
| GOLDEN WEDDING CELEBRATIONS.
| Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
WABASH, Ind, April Z.-Samuel G.
| Smiley and wife and Michael Hyman and
wife, old and respected residents of Wa
bash, yesterday celebrated the tiftieth an
| niversary OF their marriages. Mr.. Smiley
| was long in the mercantile business here,
| and Mr.. Hyman Is one of the leading Jew
ish citizens and a retired manufactures.
| All four came TO Wabash in the ~forties,
i and hoya lfvad hare avar cfuqa