The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-05-01
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

this week.
Miss Lucy Hitch. OF Paris. III. who has
been visiting Mrs. l.. II. Martindale, Will
return home to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. CORTLAND Van Camp. Mr..
CORTLAND Van Camp, tr. and Miss Van
Camp will spend the summer abroad.
Miss Constance Morrison and Miss Mar
joric Young. OF Pittsburg, Will arrive early
next week TO visit Miss Florence Coffin.
Invitations have been issued by Mrs.
Lydia Gilbert Millard and Miss Willard,
for a reception. Tuesday afternoon. May I.
Mrs. Elizabeth Olsen announces the en-
gagement Of her daughter Lillian and DIR.
William Elmer Allen, Of Upton. the we'd
ding 10 occur June 20.
Miss Lillian Moore viii leave for Evans
Vile to-day, where she will represent Tho
Woman's Research club at the Indiana
Union OF Literary Clubs.
The Misses Clara Hawkins. Edna Steven
son. Marie Hines and Eudora Landers will
return home from the McDonald-Ellis
school, In Washington. June l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon Bradshaw. OF Leb-
anon. and Mrs. Il. A.. Remy and daughter.
or Seymour. who spent Sunday with Mr..
have returned To their homes.
returned 20 their homes.
Mrs. w. l.. Fugate. of the Blacherne. has
sent out at home cards for May 6 and I. 20
meet her sister. Mrs. Snyder. Several
luncheons will be given for Mrs. Snyder
during her two weeks visit.
The marriage of Miss Margaret l.. Rash.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Rash. OF
Fortville, and Mr.. j. Emmett Phares oc-
Cured last night at S o'clock az the home
Of the bride I'm Fortville before the imme-
date families and a few intimate friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phares will reside I'm Indian
apolis at % Walcott street.
Mrs IA. e. Newcomb entertained the
members OF Mr.. Newcomb's family last
evening at luncheon at her home on North
Capitol avenue. the occasion being her hus-
ha ndfa hIFfhHnN Those nTaganf xyarn Mrs
r.. Clarke, Rev. r.. II. Newcomb OF Keokuk.
la. Mr.. w. G. Newcomb, Mrs. Florence
Newcomb, Miss Lectania Newcomb, Miss
Frances. Mr.. Ray and Mr.. Warren New
comb. Mrs. Newcomb was assisted by her
daughter Margaret.
MRS. TUTEWILER ENTERTAINS.
Mrs. Charles w. Tutewiler gavA the first
of a series OF entertainments-a card party
yesterday afternoon. at her home. on
Park avenue. She was assisted I'm receiving
and entertaining by her daughters. Mrs.
Arthur g.. Brown, Mrs. Frederick l.. Evans
and Mrs. Willard Wickard. Mrs. William f.
English and Mrs. Robert A. Brown. The
guests were Mrs. Frank Jones and Mrs:
Bert Jones, of Chicago, Miss Florea, OF
Connersville. Mrs. Charles w. Fairbanks.
Mrs. II. II. Allen. jr.. Mrs. J. I. McShane,
Mrs. William Lowry. Mrs Daniel Shields.
Mrs. William ~SchoTberg, Mrs. Joseph Ma
rott. Mrs. J. f.. Shideler. Mrs. George A.
Gay. Mrs. Thomas G. Smiley. Mrs. William
WEIGH. Mrs. t. A.. Randall, Mrs. Gerry
odlDOIi, mTS. ralph OmltN, MIS-. lnOIldS
Afford. Mrs. Wingate Hammel. Miss Ada
Moore. Mrs. Edward Moore. Mrs. p. III.
Fitzgerald, Mrs. Frank n. Fitzgerald, Mrs.
Joseph Reagen, Mrs. William w. Carter.
son. Mrs. Charles Aneshaensel. Mrs. Sam
uel f.. Rauh, Mrs. Harry Dunn Tutewiler,
Taylor. Mrs. Charles Kennedy. Mrs. NJ.
futile, Mrs. Al Hoffman. Mrs. John w.
Cooper, Mrs. Preston Kelsey. Mrs. Carri-
ger. Mrs. Thomas Fisher, Mrs. Keller, Mrs.
WILLIAM Gates Mrs ThnmnC Lee Mrs
OLeary, Mrs. Adolph Seidensticker. Mrs.
Henry Rauh, Mrs. Court Webb, Mrs. Frank
Mh,tn Mrs Harry TTemperly, Mrs: George
Mrs. Willis Fugate and Mrs. A. l.. Craft.
The rooms were fragrant with spring bios
SONS and foliage plants. Mrs. Tutewiler will
a tea tomorrow afternoon.
MAHONEY-LAENE.
The marriage of Miss Katharine Ma
honey, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John II.
Mahoney, and Mr.. Patrick j. Laene oc-
CURED, yesterday morning, at st. Patrick
Church, the Rev. w. A. Maher, pastor of
the church. officiating: Mr.. William Fin
guests TO their seats. The bride was at
tended by Miss Mayme Bowen and Mr..
Dominick Coll was the best man. The
bride wore a pretty tailor gown of gray
cloth, with a vest of white and a gray
chiffon hat. She carried a bouquet OF Bride
roses. Miss Bowen wore a tailor gown of
biscuit cloth and carried pink roses. Fol-
owing the ceremony a wedding breakfast
was served at the home of the bride on
Huron street, The guests were seated at
two long tables, each adorned with a
basket of pink roses and hyacinths. The
guests included Mr.. Michael Mahoney.
grandfather of the bride. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
Mahoney, 81 Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. d. ID.
Brosnan. Nh. and Mrs. James Brosnan, Mr..
and Mrs. ID. III. Mahoney. Mr.. and Mrs. ID.
j. Sullivan, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Lanigan. Mr..
and Mrs. p. Bowen. Mr.. and Mrs. j. =.
Mutually, Miss Elizabeth Sheehan. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Little, the Misses Brosnan
Miss Florence Wagner and Miss Hannah
Moran. MIR. and Mrs. Laene left, yesterday
afternoon, for Baltimore, to visit relatives
and on their return will be at home with
Mr.. and Mrs. Mahoney, Se Huron street,
after June 1.
FOR MISS HITCH.
Mrs. Hervey Bates, jr.. gave a small tea,
yesterday afternoon, in honor of Miss
Hitch, of Paris. ILL.,, the guest of Mrs. E.
B.. Martindale. The guests included young
women and recent brides. The rooms We're
fragrant with spring flowers, cherry and
peach blossoms and japonicas forming the
decoration on the walls, p~rettily arranged
In baskets. The daintily- appointed table i'm
the dining room held a large French basket
the guests was Mrs. Hopper, of Baltimore
CUTTING-CUFFEE.
LONDON, April 9.-W. Bayard Cutting
jr., secretary of the United States embassS
L itlCs dio 1d0g - OA SuliCC, uduSlltI u
the Earl of Desarte. were married to-day
at All Saints Church, this city. The wed
ding was a comparatively quiet affair
The bride was dressed in ivory satin will
a court train and Brussels lace and wor,
pearl and diamond Two page.
in Vatican costumes OF pale blue satir
acted as train-bearers. There were eigh'
bridesmaids. Joseph III. Choate, the United
| States ambassador. and the other member.
OF the embassy were among the few guests
present outside of the families of the bride
and bridegroom. Subsequently there was
a dinner at the residence of the brides
parents.
MUMFORD-DAVIS.
SAN JUAN. Porto Rico, April 3O.-Miss
Carmen Davis. daughter of Brig. Gen.
eral OF Porto Rico. and now provost mar
day TO Mr.. Philip MumfOrd. cashier I'm the
banking office OF De Ford a Co. The newly
welded couple left for the United States on
the steamer Ponce, and will return here i'm
a month.
PARKER-MOSS.
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| FLORA, Ind. April S0.-Dr. Edward Z.
Parker and Miss Dora y. Moss were mar
ried. this morning. the Rev. p. Nj. Kendall
officiating. at the Christian Church. There
was a large attendance. DIR. Parker is n
recent raduate OF Indiana Medical Col
lege. and located here a year ago. coming
from Lake Maxinkuckee. The couple left
on the 1923 train 10 spend their honey
moon at his former home at M~axinkuckee
SEDAM-WEIR.
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BLOOMINGTON. Ind. April s0.-Dr