The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-01-25
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.


Mrs. Meyer, of Louisville, is with her
sister, Mrs. Joseph Wineman.
Miss Emma Messing, who has been visit
ing in Shelbyville, is home again.
Mrs. Vernon Griffith will entertain a few
friends tomorrow evening with Dutch
supper.
Mrs. A. M. Owen, of Evansville, will re-
turn to Indianapolis Monday, to remain
until Spring.
Mrs. j. j. Harrison, of North Pennsyl-
vania street. is visiting her daughter in
Terre Haute.
Mrs. Louis G. Deschler invited a few
friends informally last night in celebration
of Mr.. Deschlers birthday.
The Bachelor Girls Club. of North Illinois
street, gave theater party last night, at
tending the Kendall performance at Eng
lish's.
Mrs. c. L. Holden. of 22s5 Dewey avenue.
will receive informally tomorrow after
noon for Mrs. III. r. Williams, who will
soon leave for New York city for perma-
nent residence.
Mrs. John Pohlman entertained at
luncheon yesterday in honor of Mgr. Bes-
sonies's diamond jubilee. Among those
present were Mrs. Elijah Hendricks and
Mrs. Susan B. McKernan.
Mr.. Samuel Rauh and family attended the
wedding of Mr.. Harry Rauh and Miss Flora
Mayer at Cleveland Tuesday evening. From
couple of weeks before returning to In
dianapolis.
The Daughters of the Revolution will
hold their annual council in New York in
April The delegates from indianapolis will
be Mrs. James A. Mount, Mrs. Il. II. Trip.
Miss Voss and DR.. Marie Haslep. Miss
Trip and Miss Voss will go to Europe
after the council.
Mrs. Hall, of Dayton. o.. is the guest
Of Mrs. Frank Van Camp. Mrs. Van Camp
x.,sn fAe do
evening; Mrs. Swain will give a card party
for Mrs. Hall Thursday afternoon, and
Tuesday she will be the guest of honor at
company given by Mrs. Cleveland
Invitations have been issued by Mr.. and
Mrs. Jackson I4anders for the marriage of
their daughter, Miss Lillian Belle, and Mr.
Winfield Miller, Wednesday evening, Feb
Z, at o'clock. at the family residence, 1910
North Pennsylvania street The at-home
announcement is 1929 North Pennsylvania
street, after Feb. 81
ldr. and Mrs Joseph Livingston returned
from their honeymoon trip Tuesday and
visited the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leopold Levey, at the Denison. Yesterday
they left for Bloomington and from there
will go to South Bend, where they
will reside. There will be a reception given
for them at South Bend next week.
Mrs. John G. Williams entertained yes
terday afternoon with card party for her
house guests. The guests from out of town
were Mrs. Harrington and Miss Harrington,
Mrs Benjamin IIudnut Mrs. Frank Craw-
ford Mrs James Hunter. Mrs. Merrill n
Smith, Mrs b. Il. Marshall and Mrs. Leon
ard Briggs, of Terre Haute: Mrs. Charles
Brownell of Peru; Mrs. r. p. Rifenberick,
of Cincinnati.
Mrs Henry Fraser was the hostess yes
terday afternoon for one of the most
charming teas of the season, the guest
of honor being her sister. Mrs. Phil Mitch
ell, of Rock Island ILL.,, and Mrs. Charles
Shaler. of the Arsenal Mrs. Fraser was
assisted by Mrs. Clifton Comfy, Miss Anna
Hasseman, Mrs Hervey Bates, jr.; Mrs
Aubustus Lynch Mason, Mrs. Samuel Reid,
Mrs Lydia c. Willard Mrs. II. A. Glad
ding and Mrs. w. f. G. Colt and Miss
Beatty. In the drawing room, where the
guests were received, white carnations
were used for decoration. In the library
lilies were placed about the room in tall
stemmed vases and in the dinning-room
pink roses were used. About one hum
dred guests, young married women and
young ladies. called during the receiv
ing hours. which were from TO 8 o'clock
Among the guests were Miss Barnett, of
Andover. Mass. who is with Mrs. George
c. Hit: Miss McDermott. of Cincinnati,
with Mrs. Raymond Van Camp: Miss Es-
Their Haughey. of Chicago. with Mrs. T.
=. Haughey: Miss Niblack, of Chicago,
with Mrs William Niblack; Miss Pauline
Moon. with Mrs Chapman; Miss Stamp
of Mt. Vernon, and Miss TompA.ns. of
New York with the Misses Malott. Mrs
Mitchell will return TO her home at Rock
lSland, ILL.,, Monday
VINNEDGE-WRIGHT
A very simple and pretty home wedding
occurred at noon yesterday at the resi-
dence of Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Vinnedge
when their daughter, Miss Katharine l..
Vinnedge, and Mr.. James oliver Wright
were married. the Rev. George l.. Mackin-
tosh officiating. There were no attendants
AS the bride entered the parlor where the
ceremony was performed before an altar of
palms. Miss Margaret Spencer played the
''Lohengrin'' wedding march The bride wore
a pretty gown of white organdie over white
and carried white roses The only orna-
ment worn a pearl fieur de lis. the
gift of the groom. After the ceremony a
wedding breakfast served 10 which
only the relatives of both families were in
vited The brides table was placed in the
center of the dining room. and was
trimmed with white carnations and ferns
and the candelabra held white candles.
With the bride and bridegroom were seated
the brides father and mother, her two
brothers. Mr.. Harry Vinnedge and Mr. Al
bert vinnedge. Miss Alice Sommerville and
Miss Margaret Spencer Mr.. and Mrs.