The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-05-10

tion in honor of the class of 1900 for Sat
urday afternoon. May L. from 2 TO s, at the
High School building.
Miss Corella Taylor gave a luncheon at
the Country Club yesterday in honor of
Miss Gray. Of Muncie, and her bridal
party. TIL table was adorned with
Bridesmaid roses and sweet peas.
Mrs. Thomas Fisher entertained about
thirty ladies at cards yesterday morning
at her home I'm Woodruff Place The
hostess was assisted by Mrs. Fred Keller.
The different rooms were adorned with
panstes and carnations.
The following officers were elected at
the last meeting OF the Clio Club: President.
MIS- r. w. Frrnas; vice president, Mrs.
a H. Webb; secretary. Mrs. w. A. Evans;
treasurer. Mrs. F. F.. McCrea; executive
committee, Mrs. Jesse Kellum, Mrs. John
Edward and Mrs. c. ~. Harold. The Clio
CLUB VIII be entertained tomorrow after
noon by Mrs. Arthur II. Webb. Mrs George
G. Hit will read her paper. 1.-The American
Way"
Miss Laura Huey was the guest of honor
at an informal four o'clock tea
yesterday afternoon. given by Miss
run Place. The daintily appointed
tea table was adorned with sweet peas and
lilies OF the valley. The guests were Mrs
M. 5. Huey, Mrs. o. l.. Huey, Mrs. Gerry
NJ. Sanborn. Miss Scholl. Miss Josephine
Heron. Miss Gertrude Henry, Miss Nellie
Carnahan, Miss Hewitt and Miss Young,
of Louisville, who is Miss Huey's visitor.
The ladies of the eighth section of the
Free Kindergarten will give a calendar
social at the home of Mrs. s. ID. Noel, $40
Fletcher avenue, this evening. The hostess
will be assisted by Mrs. L. E.. Sommer-
vile. Mrs. w. Z. Jeffries. Mrs. w. J. Mar
quis. Mrs. Z. III. Shaw. Mrs. F. w. Bos-
well. Mrs. Tallentire. Mrs Isaac King, Mrs.
w. II. Spencer, Mrs. c. f. Lamotte, Mrs.
ID. NJ. Culver and Mrs. Emma c.. Drake.
The ladies who will receive will all dress
in costume representing the different
months. During the evening there will
be a programme. Miss Mayme Fuller. of
North Adams. Mich. an elocutionist, will
give several selections, and Mrs. Cora B..
Shirley Walker will sing.
The following members Of the Ceramic
Club spent yesterday with the S%helbyville
members of the club: Mrs. W.. s. Day, pres
ident, Miss Alice Welborn, Mrs. j. B.
Orndorn. Mrs. Wilmer Christian, Mrs.
Mary III. WoodsmaI, Mrs. Albert Henly.
Mrs: c. I. Austin. Mrs. w. C.. Phipps, Mrs.
f. ID. Clark. Miss Alice Brown. Mrs A
p. Heron. Miss May Reynolds, the Misses
Snover and their visitor. Miss Lindsay, of
Pittsburs. Mrs. M. b. Thrasher of Frank
LIN, and Mrs. E. p. Thayer of Greenfield.
The S~helbyville members of the club who
entertained the ladies at luncheon were
Mrs. T. b. Adams. Mrs. Ovid Adams. Mrs.
Daniel Deprez. Mrs. w. S. Major. Mrs. G..
w. Fleming and Miss Wingate. The after
noon meeting included papers on fruit dec
grafton and an exhibition of fruit pieces.
The Dramatic Club will present two plays
at Lafayette on May "a. during the conven-
ton of the Indiana Union of Literary Clubs.
One entitled THE Violin Maker OF Gre
mona Is a comedy and the other "a Soul
Above Skittles." is of a more serious ma
ture- The Dramatic Club gave the latter
play once before, about four years ago.
In the first named play Mr.. Hugh McGib-
rey will have the title role and Gianini
will be impersonated BY Mrs. Henry ].
Brandon; Mr.. Samuel d. Miller will be Fill
lpo. and Mr.. II. J. Brandon will imper-
senate Sandro. In the latter play Mr.. Hugh
Mex. Landon will take the part of the
professor; Mr.. Hewitt H. Rowland will be
Joseph and Mr.. Brandon will be Jack. Mrs.
FL III. Rowland will impersonate Mrs.
Wetherby. and Miss Katharine Wallick
Will take the part of Leslie. The committee
having the entertainment in charge is Mr..
and Mrs. J. X. Sharpe. tr:. Mr.: William
and Mr.. John ID. Thompson. The two plays
will be repeated in Indianapolis at the
German House on the evening of May %.
for the benefit of the Eleanor Hospital.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
WORTHWHILE. Ind. May a.-Elmer
Sturdevant. deputy auditor of Hamilton
county. and Miss Lillian Ingermann,
daughter of ex-Postmaster George w. In
germann. were married last night at the
home of the bride, the Rev. r. s. Hollo-
peter, of the NJ. Z. Church, officiating.
There were a large number of guests pres
ent. The newly married couple immediate
ly went to their new home on Cherry
street. The following guests from out of
town attended the wedding: Mr.. and Mrs.
John Beals. of Westield. grandparents of
the groom; Mrs. j. w. Applegate. of Chi
cago: Mrs. M. p. Dale, Miss Leila Vestal
and Charles and Harry Kepner. of Indian
apotis; o. r. Burgess. of New Castle. and
Sherley Walton, Of Atlanta.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
HARTFORD CITY, Ind, May 9.-Miss
Minnie wampler. of this city, and RoIlin
Fischell. Of Montpelier, were married at
the home of The brides parents on West
Kickapoo street this evening at $50. in the
presence of a large number of friends and
relatives. Miss Elsie Wampler. the brides
sister. was bridesmaid and Clyde Shields.
of Montpelier. was groomsman. The bride
is a daughter of County Auditor b. A.
Wampler. They will reside at Montpelier.
SHUPERT-BOSTwICK.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
ELKHART. Ind. May 9.-Dr. Harry
shupert and Miss Grace Bostwick. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. 7. j. Bostwick. were
married at Alpena. Mich. where the groom
has located in the dental profession. They
were TO have been married here, this even
ing. In the presence of one hundred friends,
but DIR. Shubert was seized with Appendix
citis and is yet i'll. Miss Bostwick left here
Monday, attended by DR.. Shuperts father
and sister, to attend the patient.
MEANS-DUNN.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
FRANKLIN. Ind. May s.-Ora Means. a
young business man of Franklin, and Miss
Lily Dunn were married tonight at the
home of the brides father, j.. c.. Dunn.
The Rev. l.. p. Marshall performed the