The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-06-07

Circle No. OF Central-avenue NJ. E.
Church will be entertained tomorrow aft
ernoon by Mrs. Houser, at her home, NO.
1924 North Alabama street.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Robert Mckee and
children, who have been with Mr.. and Mrs;
r. 3 Mckee have gone TO New York and
will sail Saturday for Europe.
The Ladies' Social Circle of the First
Baptist Church will give its picnic to-day.
at Greenwood Park, rain or shine. ana
large attendance of members is desired
Mrs. Stella Lee will entertain the ladies
OF the Central Christian Church ana their
friends this afternoon. from 10 o CLOCK
at her home, No. 323 North Delaware street.
Mr. and Mrs Charles y. Lee. who have
been visiting their son in Los Angeles. Cal,
have returned East. Mrs. Lee stopped en-
route at Chicago 70 visit another son, while
Mr.. Lee is home again.
Miss Hannah Erwin has issued invita-
tions for dinner Wednesday. June II. in
honor of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin s Lockard
Miss Erwin entertained Few friends at
luncheon Wednesday at the Country Club.
Miss Douglass. OF Albany. y. Y, Miss
Peckha. OF Utica. y. Y, and Miss Eddy OF
Bay City. Mich, who have been with Miss
Esther Haughey since the ADMINISTRATION
wedding. returned 10 their homes via Buff
falo last night.
Mrs John II. Talbot will entertain at
luncheon to-day, Miss Knowlton, of Lo-
gansport. with Mrs. Charles p Doney. Miss
Horn, OF Cleveland, with Mrs. John G. In
-.
Miller Lilly. Miss Ingram and Mrs. Fred
eric Heath.
Miss Gertrude Lyle entertained a num-
Der of her girl friends Wednesday even
ing with costume party, the guests wear
ing costumes OF 1872. Prizes were given for
the best costumes to Miss Gertrude Cook
and Miss Hensley. The rooms were pretti-
~ adorned with flowers.
Miss. Viola May Bunger. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Bunger. OF Longtree,
near Irvington. and Mr. James Erwin
Stahl, of Worthington, were married yes
terday at high noon Mr.. and Mrs Stahl
have gone on an Eastern wedding trip and
will reside in Worthington on their
turn.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pau have issued
invitations for the marriage of their daugh-
ter Katherine Barbara and Mr.. Theodore
Barlow Hatfield, the wedding TO take place
Wednesday morning, June 10. at o'clock
at ST. Marys Church. The at home an
nouncement is for after Aug. 1 at 22l4
North Alabama street.
The Service Club will give its play, AN
Open Secret" at the Propyleum this even
ing, after which Harris orchestra will play
for the dance which will follow. The cast
has been well drilled by Miss Louise Gar
rard and Mr.. Edgar A. Norris, of the Met
tropolitan School OF Music, and there Is
every prospect for its success. The pro-
ceeds will be given TO the Fresh Air Mis-
sion.
The annual meeting of the Young Wom-
ans Christian Association will be held Fri
day d,9;L evening , June a. at o'clock MISS
secretary Of the national committee, will
deliver the annual address There will also
be an exhibit of the work OF the en-
broidery and sewing classes. The meet
ing will be open 10 the members of the as
ISOLATION and the public.
The Alumnae Association of the Girls
Classical School held its annual meeting at
Dunn the retiring president, presided over
the meeting and the following new Of
ficers were elected: President. Mrs Edgar
III. Evans; vice president, Miss Eliza
Chambers; secretary, Miss Marjorie Ellis;
treasurer. Miss Anna Sickels. The business
meeting was followed by luncheon.
UNDERHILL-SLOAN.
A pretty home wedding was that of Miss
Fannie Valentine Sloan, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John O. Sloan and Mr.. Whiting
ton Townsend Underhill, of Cincinnati,
which was celebrated at the Sloan family
residence, 1925 Central avenue. last night
at $3.50 o'clock The bride was attended by
Miss Elise Underhill. a sister of the bride
groom, and Mr.. Harry Durham, of Gin
cinnati acted as best man. Two little nieces
of the bride, Raye Dryer and Aldine Sloan
were ribbon bearers and formed an aisle
| from the staircase to the bow window in
the second parlor where the ceremony was
pronounced by the Rev. j. Cumming Smith
The little girls wore dainty. fluffy dresses of
White swiss, Raye wearing blue sash and
Aldine yellow sash. A harpist played the
| trance of the bridal party and as the serv-
| Ice was read the Gypsy Love Song ="
from the Fortune Teller was softly
rendered. The bride looked very charming
In handsome gown OF cream peau de
| sole, en- train. The skirt had tucked
founce around the bottom on which was ac-
Gordon plaitings of chiffon. The seams
were covered with duchess lace insertion.
The bodice was all-over tucked and pat
tern OF the duchess lace formed sort Of
yoke effect and extended down the front
10 the waist line. Where the lace met in
front there was a yarge rosette of chif-
fon. She wore a lace butterfly aigrette in
her hair and carried a shower bouquet of
white sweet peas and white roses. Miss
Underhill wore pretty gown of white or
candle and she carried a single long,
stemmed American Beauty rose. The bridal
party stood before the bow window in the
second parlor. with a background of palms
and tropical plants. In the recess in the
center was a large silver candelabrum
which held American Beauty tapers and
shades. On one side was a large bowl of
deep red paeonas. The paeonas were also
placed here and there in the room. In the
blossoms and the color scheme in the dim
ing room was yellow. The polished
table table had s,.s Battenberg center center
French basket of yellow marguerites and
iris blossoms. The mantels in the different
rooms were banked with ferns and palms
draptd with smilax. There were about one
hundred and fifty guests 10 the
ceremony and informal reception
which followed Among them were
Mr.. Clifton b. Sloan and his
bride, who were married in Kansas City
the first of the week Mrs. Sloan was form
erly Miss Minnie Josephine Long, and she
wore her wedding gown, which very
lovely, of embroidered Brussels net, over
silk and trimmed deliberately with lace.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sloan received congratula-
tons with Mr.. and Mrs. UnGerhill. Other
guests from out of town were Mrs. j. II.
Sloan. of Santa Fe n. NJ: Mrs. Ernest
Richey, of Dayton, o.: Mrs. James Lar
mon, Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Hayward, Mr..
and Mrs. j. Merrick Pease. Mr.. J. w.
Adams, Mrs. Simms. Mrs. Sullivan and
Miss Sullivan, of Cincinnati. Mr.. and Mrs
Underhill left last night for Cincinnati.
where they will reside.
COOMBS-CAMPBELL
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
LEBANON. Ind, June 6-The marriage
OF Mr.. b. f. Coombs and Miss Ethel Camp
bell was solemnized last night at the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs George
W. Campbell, in the presence of about two
hundred guests. The guests were received
by Mr. and Mrs. Campbell. assisted by
Mrs Angie Mckinney of Dayton O.. Mrs.
Claude Watts Of Danxille III Miss Stalay