The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-09-12
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mrs. Mary Orer has gone to Chicago to
spend a week.
Mrs May w. Donnon has resumed her
Thursday afternoons at home.
Mr.. and Mrs William Nash and daughter
have taken apartments in the St Joseph.
Mr.. Pax Hibben has gone TO Baltimore to
visit for a few days before returning to
college.
Mrs Franz Bellinger left last night for
Mackinac island. where she will visit
friends.
Mrs G W. Lance. Miss Mabel Lance and
Miss Harriet Patch have returned from
Putin Bay
Mrs. George Barbour. who has been spend
ing several weeks in Connecticut. will
turn to-day.
The girls industrial board met yesterday
afternoon at Tomlinson Hall TO arrange for
the years work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lock. after a visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Robertson, have returned to their
home in Worcester, Mass.
DR.. j. II. oliver and family and DR.. J.
l.. Thompson returned to the city yester-
day from northern Michigan.
Misses Henrietta and Nellie Colgan will
return to-day from Colorado, where they
have been spending the summer.
Miss Louise Phinney, of Muncie. will
rive Friday to be the guest of Miss Claire
E. Power. of Morton Place. for a few days.
Miss Jessie Grenanner. of Van Vert. o.,
is visiting her sister. Mrs. Frederick {.
Victor. box party at the Grand will be
given In her honor Tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs David F. Swain and
and New York Miss Swain will spend the
winter In New York studying vocal music.
The woman's Foreign. Missionary So
81 fbe o. bome nf Mrs. w OufG Hoi w meet I
2:3O.
A lawn fete will be given tonight at the
home of o [. Wade 1915 College avenue
for the 0f 10 SChOOI of
Plymouth Church. A concert will be given
by the Boys Brigade Band.
Rev. D. r. Lucas. wife and daughter
Mary will tomorrow return from Bay
View, Mich, where they have been for six
weeks. DR.. Lucas and his wife who were
both seriously i'll on their departure from
home return greatly improved and hope
soon 10 be entirely we'll
Miss Helen Werbe was hostess for
pretty tea at her home yesterday after
Don in honor of Miss Frances Brownell. of
Mrs. James s. Cruise, before leaving for
Vassar TO take up her school work. Miss
Weree was assisted by her mother, Mrs
H c. Werbe. Garden flowers formed the
decorations, the hall having festoons of
goldenrod and ribbon to correspond.
HUBBARD-HOPKINS
The home of Mrs Eliza NJ Hopkins was
the scene of a pretty wedding yesterday
when her daughter Mabel was married to
Mr. George Wallace Hubbard. of Detroit
The ceremony, which Witnessed by the
close friends only, was performed by the
Rev. S. NJ. Houston. of Irvington. Palms
and marguerites decorated the room in
which the ceremony was performed. The
brides gown was white toliate made with
lace yoke and lace insertions In corsage
and skirt and she carried Bride roses. Her
only attendant was Miss Julia Hubbard a
sister of the bridegroom, who was maid of
honor. The out-of-town guests included
| bana, ILL.,, parents of the bridegroom: Miss
| Julia Hubbard and Mr.. Ernest Hubbard,
| of Urbana. III; Mr.. and Mrs. Stead. of
| Spencer Mr. and Mrs. Hubbard left last
night to visit relatives in Urbana and after
I! Oct. will be at home, 243 Chene street, De-
| troit.
PERKINS-MILFORD
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
| CHARLOTTESVILLE, Ind, Sept. IL
] The marriage of Miss Mary Florence Mil
ford, daughter of Prof. and Mrs. A. B.
| Milford. and Mr.. Samuel Elliott Perkins,
| jr., of Indianapolis. took place this evening
| at o'clock. at the home of the bride. The
| house was adorned with potted plants and
decorated with smilsx and ferns. In the
| dining room the decorations were Bride
| roses. Promptly at the hour named the
| Right Rev. Joseph NJ. Francis. Bishop of
Indiana, the officiating clergyman, entered
| the parlor. followed by the groom and his
best man. Mr.. Franz c. Bopp, of Indi-
annapolis. and closely following came the
little ribbon girls, Miss Dorothy Milford,
sister of the bride. and Miss Elsie Whip
| pie, of Rockville. The maid OF honor, Miss
| Anna Dean, of indianapolis. preceded the
| bride who came down stairs leaning on
| the arm of her father, while the wedding
/ march was played by a harpist The full
| Episcopal service was used. including the
| exchange of rings and responses. The
| brides gown was of heavy ivory satin
| with trimmings of Duchess lace. veil
| caught up by an aigrette. and she carried
| an arm bouquet of lilies OF the valley
| Miss Dean wore white mousseline de sole.
| and carried American Beauty roses There
| were about fifty relatives and immediat e
| friends present at the wedding. following
which was a supper. This was followed by
| a reception to about two hundred and fifty
| guests who were served refreshments I'M
| der a pavilion on the lawn. At the we'd
| ding supper were Mr.. and Mrs A. Il. Mil
| ford. Mr. and Mrs. s. +. Perkins. Mr.. and
| Mrs. V G. Hatch. Mr.. Morton Milford and
| Bishop Francis. of Indianapolis; Frederick
Hassler. of Dayton. O.. The groom is a
| prominent attorney of indianapolis The
couple departed at midnight for wedding
Among the out-of-town guests were Mr..
| and Mrs S. F.. Perkins, Mr.. and Mrs. V.
| c. Hatch, Mr.. Frank c. BOpp. Miss Anna
|
| Mr.. Wood Noel Mr.. Victor Winterrowd.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Baker. Miss Baker
| Miss Gertrude Baker. Mrs. +. r. Dean.
| Miss Belle Dean. Mrs. j. r. CIeland Miss
| Cleland. of Indianapolis; Mr.. and Mrs G.
| y. Phelps of Lafayette: Mr. and Mrs +.
| r. Whipple. Miss Elsie Helen WhippIe of
| Rockville; Miss Helen HaSsler, OF DAYTON
| O.: Mr. and Mrs. Charles r. Milford At
| tica; Mr.. Frederick :. Chase. Mrs. Marvin
! 3. Chase Miss Ada Chase. Lafayette; Mr.
| Will II. Hays. Sullivan; Mr.. Adrian Ewing
| Lima, q.
| RAGAN-SHERWOOD
! Special TO the Indianapolis Journal
! GREENCASTLE. Ind. Sept u.-Prof w
II. Raglan, for many years secretary of the
| State Agricultural Society and one of the
best known horticulturists in this State.
and Mrs. Emily Sherwood. of Washington.
ID. G. were married last evening al Wash
| ington. Professor Ragan has been in Wash
| inston the last eighteen months engaged i'm
! revision work I'm the Agricultural Depart
| ment His bride Is a woman whom he met
! in this State as Miss Emily Lee In Nav of
| 1857 Each married a short time after
ward. but the husband Of one and the wife
| OF the other died many years ago and their
| meeting I'm Washington this spring brouCh ut
| up old recolleCtions 50 strongly that their
! marriage last evening was the result They
! expect to visit this city on their wedding
/ tour.
CROWE-LAUBACH
! Special TO the Indiana polls Journal
| FORT WAYNE. Ind. Sept u.-Mss