The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-01-04
vile with Mrs. Dilkss daughter. Mrs.

vile with Mrs. Dilkss daughter. Mrs.
| Coss.
Miss Waller. of FIT. Worth. Tex. and Mrs.
| Curtice. OF ST. Louis, who have been visit
| Ing Mrs Ward H Dean, have returned
4 home.
| Captain and Mrs William Z. English
| have returned from their country place in
Scott county for the remainder of the
| season.
| Mr.. and Mrs Alexander Julian. OF Gin
| cinnati, and Miss Blanche MacCune, or
! Glendale, o., are guests of DR.. and Mrs.
Franklin W. Hays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh H. Hanna will issue
\ invitations this week for a reception FRI
| day, JAN II, in honor of Miss Ethel
| Fletcher. of Scranton. Pa
Mr.. Morton L. Gould and family. Of Chi
| cago. have come 10 indianapolis TO re-
| side and will occupy an apartment at the
| Surrey on North Meridian street.
| Mr.. William E Day. of Yale. who spent
| the holidays with his parents. Mr. and
| Mrs. T. c. Day, has gone 10 Pittsburg 10
visit friend before returning to college
| Miss Hannah Erwin entertained theater
| PARTY Wednesday evening in honor OF her
visitors. Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Brad
| bury, Mrs. Linn and Mr.. Norton, or Chi
| cago.
| The Ladies' Social Circle of the First
] Baptist Church will hold its regular quar-
terly meeting this afternoon at 2:SO O'CLOCK
| with Mrs. V. NJ. Backus. 15O1 North Merid-
| ian street.
| The Elmer Ellsworth Circle, No. %,
Ladies of the G. A. r.. will give social
| Roach, No. 4S02 East Washington street,
| this evening.
The hostesses for the January entertain
ment OF the Ladies' Society of the German
| House will include Mrs. Theodore A. Wae-
ner, Mrs. Philip NJ. Hildebrand and Miss
| Alice Mueller.
| Mr. and Mrs volney Thomas Malott will
| issue invitations to-day for the marriage
| of their daughter Caroline Grace TO Mr..
| Edwin Henry Forty, to occur "Wednesday
| evening, Jan. &c. at $50 o'clock. The at
home announcement is for April ]. 543 North
| Meridian street.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Atwood Kinds are guests
| at house party given by Mr.. and Mrs.
| Thomas Neal Stillwel, in Anderson. Mr..
| and Mrs Stillwell gave large dance mt
| the Hotel Doxey last night for their guests,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Kinds, Miss Mary French
| Field, of Chicago, and Miss Duppler, of
| Chicago.
Miss Ruth and Master Howard Munson
| gave a children's party New Years day.
| Elsa Manifold. Albert Whitcomb, Catharine
| Bacon, Daniel Brosnan, Loretta Brosnan.
! Jean Holloway, Ray De Bolt, Rollin
French Dorothy Long, Halsted Long and
Neal French.
The Concordia Society at their last meet
| ing decided to give their twenty-third
masque carnival at Germania Hall on
Wednesday evening, Jan. 80, and appointed
| rangements: Henry Beiser, Joseph Grein-
| steiner, Henry Reinken, George V. Bedell
and Sig Armstrong.
Miss Julia Hollweg gave a small hearts
| man, of Louisville; Miss Monkey, of Shell
| byville. KY; Miss Chaplain and Miss
Beardsley, OF Sewickley, Pa; Miss Rankin.
| OF Henderson, KY; Miss Wright, of Gin
natl; Miss Watts, of Chicago: Miss Craig.
| of Vevay, and Miss Davidson, of Boston.
Roses were used to adorn the various
| rooms.
Mrs. George Randolph Brown was the
| hostess for an afternoon company yester-
| day, the guests being invited to hear a
paper on Anthony Trol'ope," by Miss
Caroline Rowland, which was recently read
before the Woman's Club. Mrs Brown
| was assisted in receiving by her mother,
Mrs. w. B. Fletcher, Mrs. Arthur Fletcher
Hall. Mrs. Edward F. Hodges, Mrs. j. M.
| p. Spruance, Mrs. John w. Jones, Mrs.
Newton Claypool and Miss Malott.
A vASSAR BREAKFAST.
Mrs. Henry d. Pierce and Miss Pierce
gave Vassar breakfast yesterday at their
home on North Meridian street. The guests
included Miss Mona Taggart Miss Florence
Dunning, Miss Eleanor Carey, Miss Bertha
Raymond Ellis, Miss Margaret McCulloch,
| Miss Elizabeth Baker, Miss Davidson of
| Cambridge, Mass, Mrs. Brownell and Miss
Brownell of st. Louis, Miss Evalyn Craig
| of vevay, Miss Mabel Schmidt, Miss Amelia
| w. Platter. Miss Nora Taggart. Miss Flor
ence Atkins, Miss Annie Douglass, Miss
| Edna Greene. Mrs. Robert .Cathcart, Miss
| Josephine Robinson, Miss Hussy, the new
English instructor at the Shortridge High
School. Miss Adelaide Goetz. Miss Margaret
| Bowen, Miss Serene Ohr. Miss Davidson oil
| Boston, Miss Theodosia Hadley, Miss Lydia
| Parry, Miss Mary Pratt, Miss Margaret
shipp, Miss Lillian Atkins. Miss Gertrudt
Baker, Miss Bertha Balls, Miss Margaret
| Redwood Miss Hazel Backus, Miss
Natalie Smith, Miss Ruth McCulloch, Mrs
Fl. II. Gibbs, Mrs. John M. Judah. The
and later had plum pudding in Mr.. Pierce's
den, where Vassar news was also dis
cussed Mrs. Cathcart attended Vassar tbs
year it opened in 1866. and knew the founder
personally. She had with her Mr.. Vassar's
photograph and catalogue. the first that
was issued by the college The guests Were
given favors consisting or carnation ana
bit of Southern gray moss, representing
the college colors, ard spray of rosemary
that's for remembrance.
BRADSHAw-MAHAN
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
/ LEBANON, Ind. Jan. Sat o'clock to-
night, in the Centenary NJ. E. Church, Mr.
Harmon Bradshaw and Miss Elizabeth
Louise Mahan were married. 1t was one
of the most elaborate weddings in Leban-
on's history. About thirteen hundred invi.
tations had been issued for the event. and
the church was filled with a brilliant as.
semblage of society people. many of whom
were from indianapolis and other cities
The ceremony was performed by the Rev
Archibald Bradshaw, of New York, q
brother of the groom, assisted by the Rev
Demetrius Tillotson, Of the Lebanon M e
Church The full Episcopal ring service was
| used. The bride was gowned in ivory satin
bodice high necked with yoke and collar OF
duchesse lace, drapery of the lace cominr
from one shoulder down across the front al
the bodice and falling in a cascade over tn.
skirt, the fall of lace being bordered tn.
entire length with orange blossoms TIL
skirt was made with regal train.
tulle veil held in place by spray of orange
blossoms completed the costume. Her onl,
ornament was a diamond pin, the gift OF
the groom. She carried Bride .oses This
"a sister of the bride. She was gowned il
white crepe-de-chine. The bridesmaid,
were Miss Mary Mitchell, of Eaton. o.
who was gowned in pink silk mousselain.
over taffeta Miss Ethel Campbell. of this
city. who wore light green silk mousselane
Miss Lena Byrd, of Indianapolis. gownet
| in pink silk mousselaine. and Miss Clara
Hawkins, of Indianapolis, who was cos
| tuned in light green liberty silk. The bes
man was Mr.. Gaylord Taylor. OF Indianap
oils, and the ushers We're Messrs. Jane.
Gavin and James Mitchell, of Indianapolis
and w. a. Price and Hoover Mahan. Of
| this city. Following the wedding largely
attended reception was given in the parlor.
| OF the Richey Hotel. Mr.. and Mrs Brad
shaw will spend their honeymoon in tn.
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