The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-05-09
win be at home at No. sees North Illinois

will be at home at No 2225 North Illinois
| street after June l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ovid Butler Jameson gave
| theater party at English's. last night.
| with supper at the University Club after
| wards. at which the guests were Mr.. Mans
] held, Mr.. Newton Booth darlington Mrs
| irving Swan Brown. Of Worcester, Mass,
| and Mr.. Nathan Morris.
| Mr. and Mrs. Charles \. Dryer will enter
tain this evening in honorof Mr. and Mrs:
| Herbert Blanchard. Of Boston. guests of
| evening party will so 10 Anderson, where
| Mr. and Mrs. George Lilly will give large
family dinner in honor of Mr. and Mrs
Blanchard
| The Matinee Musicale held its annual
| business meeting yesterday afternoon and
| elected the following officers for the en-
| suing year: President, Mrs. A NJ. Robert
! son unanimously reelected; vice president.
| Mrs. James w. Lilly; recording secretary,
| Mrs ". c. Lynn; corresponding secretary.
! Miss Adelaide Carman; treasurer. MISS
| Sarah Meigs; librarian. Mrs. Nettie d.
| q Boyle: Mrs. Henry Jameson chairman or
! the the reception committee ana MIS-. A u;
| Women. The secretary, Mrs Lynn, read an
/ interesting report. consisting of the sum
may .iy Oh me year "oIk enc Spone u 'iiS ne
| artist recitals given and OF the range or
compositions studied during the year The
| treasurer reported balance i'm the treas
| ury of S207 Miss Carman. who was dele
| gate TO the National Federation Of Musi-
| cal Clubs, which convened in Cleveland last
week. gave an interesting account of the
|
were fourteen thousand members in the
/ federation and 1876 clubs, representing diff
| fereDt parts OF the country. She said 1t was
| urged strongly TO patronize American art
| lists in the future and young foreign art
| lists.
COLLAMORE-ALLIS
A quiet home wedding occurred last night
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. John A.
Allison. on North Illinois street. The bride
was their daughter Miss Tennie Marie AL
| lison, and the bridegroom was Mr.. Edward
| Colamore. The cermony was pronounced
| by the Rev. VI. l.. Haines, of the First
| Presbyterian Church, before the immediate
| families and few intimate friends The
rooms throughout the house were adorned
with profusion of purple liiacs The bride
wore pretty gown of white swiss trimmed
! with lace and carried a bouquet of lilacs.
Among the guests were Mr.. Robert Allison
| and Mr.. Lysie Allison, of cambridge; Mr..
| and Mrs. Lincoln Hutchins, of Carpenter
/ vile; Mrs G. e Moore and Miss Anna Alli-
! son, of Roachdale. Mr.. Hazlep Clark and
! Mr.. Charles Collamore acted ushers
/ during the evening and the Misses Gladys
| Harlow, Alice Maston and Fife Collamore
assisted the hostess In serving refresh
ments. Mr.. and Mrs. Collamore have gone
| 10 housekeeping at No. S22 Tacoma avenue,
where they will be at home to their friends.
FLETCHER-HENLEY
| wedding charming in its simplicity, un-
| conventional in it's character and one of the
notable ones of the spring season was cele-
brated yesterday Afternoon at o'clock at
the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Henley. No. 80 Woodruff Place. The bride
was their daughter, Miss May Winston
| Henley, and the bridegroom was Mr.
| Stoughton A. Fletcher, of Mr.. Slough
| ton j. Fletcher. The decorations were SIM
| pie and elegant. The ceremony, which was
! pronounced by the Rev. Nathaniel A HYDE.
was witnessed by the immediate families
only. The bridal couple stood before a
mantel in the parlor. banked with ferns and
| pink roses. low oval basket of pink roses
| covered the top of the piano and vases of
| the roses were placed about the room. The
| reception hall was adorned with large clus-
| ters of American Beauty roses, and In the
| dining room pink roses and sweet peas
adorned the tables and mantei. There were
no attendants. Miss Henley wore hand
some tailor travelling gown OF black, with
\ white satin shirtwaist, finely tucked, with
/ insertions of heavy cream lace. Her hat
was Paris importation of pink braid and
| trimmed with apple blossoms and black
velvet ribbon. She carried an armful OF
American Beauty roses, tied with garlands
| of green. The guests at the ceremony in
| cluded Mr. and Mrs. Henley, Mr.. and Mrs.
| G. l.. Bieler, Mr.. Stoughton J. Fletcher,
| Miss Louisa Fletcher, Miss Hida Fletcher
| and Miss Griffith and Mrs. Ritzinger. Mr..
| and Mrs Fletcher left yesterday afternoon
| at o'clock for an Eastern trip. On their
return they will reside at the Victoria.
| ITS TWENTY-FIFTH ANNIVERSARY.
| The Flower Mission will celebrate it's
| twenty-ffth anniversary this morning, at
| 10 o'clock, at the University Club, corner of
Michigan and North Meridian streets The
| programme prepared is follows: Violin
solo, "Berceuse" (Grieg), Miss Margaret
Lockwood prayer. the Rev. NJ. L. Haines;
| Introductory remarks, Mrs. John l.. Crit
| fiths. president; 1.-THE First Meeting, May,
| 1876 Mrs. V. K. Hendricks: THE Growth
| of the Flower Mission" Mrs. Arthur B.
| Grover; musical monologue, Remember or
Forget Hamilton Aidee), Mrs. Harry S.
| New; Requests to the Flower Mission"
| Mrs. j. II. Holiday; THE Relation of the
| Flower Mission TO Other Charities" Mrs.
B. F; Goodhart; vocal solo. Mrs James NJ.
| Hospital, Mrs. A. ID. Thomas, president,
| DR. Edward F. Hodges. physician; "City
Hospital Visitor" Miss Matte Stewart;
| Finance, Miss Julia Harrison Moore: "A
Word from the Suburbs" Miss Howe Miss
Ida Bassett. Mrs. Gregg, Mrs. Hoss and
Mrs Liebtag; vocal solo, Mrs. George Ed
Miss Katherine Layman; refreshments.
| The programme committee is Mrs. Arthur
| Voorhees, Brown. Miss Anna Spann and
| Mrs j. w. Beck and Mrs A. b. Grover
to assist are: Miss Mary Noble. Miss Mar
! garet Ridgeley, Misses Anna and Louise
| Ethel Cleland, Miss Anna Woolen Misses
Mary and Sarah Wilson, Miss Katherine
| Ayres, Miss Annie Fraser and Miss Anna
| Louise Beck.
| The marriage of Miss Adeline Born
| daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Valentine Born
and Mr.. Arthur Shelby occurred yesterday
| afternoon at the home of the brides par
| ents. Only the immediate families were
| present, the ceremony being pronounced by
the Rev. William A. Quayle, of the Merid-
! ian-street Nj. L. Church The bride wore a
travelling tailor gown of biscuit cloth and
! carried Bride roses. Mr.. and Mrs. Shelby
| have gone to Anderson, where they will re-
| side.
MILLER-MOORE.
| The marriage of Miss Tillie c. Moore and
Mr.. Willism II. Miller, recently of CIeve-
land, o.. occurred Tuesday at the residence
of the Rev. c. r. Hunt, on North Illinois
street. Following the ceremony there was a
| large reception at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
| Miller, No. sos East New York street
ALDRICH-HIPSKIND
| Special to IKE Indianapolis Journal.
WABASH, Ind, May s.-The wedding of
| John Aldrich and Miss Sarah Hpsknd.
| well-known young people of this city, took
| place az Z o'clock this evening at the home
| of the bride on East Walnut street. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Father Pratt the Catholic Church aud