The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-10-03
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

of Miss Susan Clarke.
The opening meeting Of the Priscilla En-
broideTy Club will be held this afternoon
with Mrs. III. A. Wheeler.
Miss Abbie King and nephew have gone
to Chicago to spend the winter Mrs. Rus
sell King and daughter accompanied her.
Mrs. Polly J. Jordon. who lives with her
son. Mr.. b. /. JOrdOn, on Dewey avenue,
celebrated her eightieth birthday yesterday.
Mr.. Raymond r. Noll, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank j. NOll. will leave to-day for
Rome. Italy. to enter the American Col
Miss Mabel Osborne. Of Frankfort. is the
guest OF Miss Blanche Laycock. Miss
Iaycock will entertain In her honor next
Wednesday,.
DR.. G.. S. Boynton returned from New
York yesterday, where he has been attend
ing the lectures of the post graduate and
polytechnic schools.
nue. NJ. r Church will give a tea Satur-
day afternoon at the home of Miss Lillian
Moore, II North East street.
Mrs. Hewitt Rowland gave a luncheon
at the Columbia Club. followed by a matt
James B.. Curtis. of New York.
Mrs. Charlotte Burr Harwood, who came
to sing at the Matinee Musicale and is the
guest of Mrs. Hunter. will return to her
home in Bloomington, ILL.,, to-day.
The dinner which Mrs. NJ. n. Sellers was
to give for the benefit of the Ladies' Aid
Society Of the Hillside Christian Church
oil Friday has been postponed indefinitely.
Miss Jean ~Brumbaugh, who for some
time has been singing at the Presbyterian
Church at Frankfort, has been offered a
position at the Tabernacle Presbyterian
Church in this city.
The Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Roberts
have issued invitations for the marriag of
their daughter Harriet Maude, and Mr..
Benjamine Harris Scranton, of Rising Sun,
to take place Oct. 10.
Mrs. Frances Smith and daughter, Mrs.
THtha1 Cpnffh EncfQr rOnniNraA inform a N "
yesterday afternoon at their home on North
Capitol avenue. Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Eos
ter will leave soon for San Antonio, Tex,
for permanent residence.
Mrs. A. d. Thomas and Mrs. G.. H. Chap
man will receive informally this afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Thomas, in Woodruff
Place. There are no invitations, Mrs.
where she will spend the winter.
The Social Persimmon Club met with
Capt. j. Rutledge, on Fletcher avenue,
Tuesday evening. The election OF of1cers
was held. the result being: President, Capt.
j. Rutledge: vice president, Mrs. A. Stew
ard: treasurer. Mr.. l. Bolton; secretary, Mr..
Mccormick.
Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Franklin Mason,
of Newark. Del. to the marriage of their
daughter Anna Marie and Mr.. Arthur Car
Isle Moore, of this City. which will take
place at the White Clay Creek Presbyterian
Church in Newark Oct. 16. The at-home
cards are for lbs North Illinois street, In
~dianapolis, after Nov. 4
The marriage of Miss Mary Alice Brewer,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Brewer,
of Greenwood, to the Rev. Henry Thompson
Graham, of EliZabethtown, n. j., occurred
last night at the home of the bride in
Greenwood. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. Mr.. Durham, pastor of the
Greenwood Presbyterian Church, who was
assisted by the Rev. V. 6. Miller, of South
port. Mr.. and Mrs. Graham will reside in
EliZabethtown, where Mr.. Graham has a
pastOrate.
Mrs. Rose s. Coleman was hostess for a
family dinner at her home. on North Ala
bama street, yesterday. given in celebration
of the forty-fifth wedding anniversary of
her father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
w. Smith, and the twenty-fourth wedding
Smith. and his Wife. The dinner was a
surprise to Mr.. and Mrs. Smith. The
guests We're Mr.. Edward j. Smith. Mr.. and
James j. Blackledge, Mr.. and Mrs. W. j.
Blackledge, Mr.. and Mrs. o. H.. Blackledge.
derson. Mrs. Elizabeth ~Goodykoontz of
Waukon, Ia, Mr.. c. III. GOodykoontz of
Chicago. Miss Stella Jones and Miss Vince
Mrs. William Chidester. Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith were married Oct. 2. 1856. in An
derson, and came to this city in 1878.
Mrs. Joseph Weinman gave a reception
yesterday afternoon at her home on North
New Jersey street TO announce the en-
gagement of her daughter Alice to Mr.. Ed-
ward "A. Kahn. Receiving with Mrs. Vein
AANh wei ~ ddh6hlCIs lht ButSl VI OllO
Miss Florence Kahn, Miss EstelIe Selig,
Miss Lille Lipma and Miss Millie Myer,
OF Louisville, Ky. In the evening Mr.. and
Mrs. Weinman received for Miss Weinman
and Mr.. Kahn. This parlOrs were fragrant
with American Beauties. Palms stood In
the openings and windows. The dining
room was decorated IN green and white. In
the center of the table stood a high French
basket filled with white dahlias and ferns.
To diagonal corners broad white satin rib
bons f~estooned from the chandelier were
fastened with fiat oblong masses of dahliss
and ferns. The other diagonal corners held
round. fiat baskets OF ferns, dahlias and
cosmos. Mr.. and Mrs. Weinman enter
tanned twenty-six guests at dinner in the
evening.
The Matinee Musicale held its annual
presidents day reception at the Propylaeum
son. the president, assisted by the club Of
iicers, received the guests in the East par
lor. The table was daintily decked i'm
pink roses and ferns, and refreshments
were served by the young women of the
club The recital was given by Mrs. Char
lotte Burr Harwood. of Bloomington. III.
assisted by Mrs. Winifred Hunter Mooney
of Columbus. The programme was as fol-
lows: ReCitative and aria, Non Mi Dir"
(Don Giovanni, Mozart; "Nocturne," God
ard; (a) Damon STANCE; Cb) "Ah. Were
l but Il Little Bee" Franz; (c) Pastoral .
arranged by A. L.; "Valse de J%uliette,' -
yet. Mrs. HARDWOOD has a high soprano voice
of lyric quality. which has been cult
waited here and in Europe. Mrs. Harwood
mas sung IN LONDON ana CEfcdRO ana was
received here with enthusiasm yesterday.
One of her encore numbers was The Cob
elins III Git You" arranged by Mrs. Need
ham. Of London. Mrs. Mooney is an ar
tistic performer and is always a favorite
here.
BERKELEY-MCOY.
Special to The indianapolis Journal.
RENSSELAER,. Ind. Oct. 1.-The mar
riage Of DIR. \. Linnaeus Berkeley. OF this
city. and Miss Luella Mccoy took place
this evening at Z o'clock at the residence
OF the brides father. Thomas ]. Mccoy.
OF this city. i'm the presence of a large
number OF friends and prominent guests.
The Rev. \. Golden. OF the Presbyterian
Church. performed the remOny The maid
Of honor was Miss Margaret Nicks. OF
Seneca Falls. y. Y. The bridesmaids were
of Lafayette. Ind: Miss Rae Soloaman. OF
Mich. and Miss Leathe Wright.
Of this city. The best man was Jesse r.
Wilson. OF this city. The bridal couple left
at midnight for an extended trip South and
will be at home after Nov. Is. i'm this city.
STANDARDIZATION.
PARIS. ILL.,. Oct. THE wedding OF Lieut..
Elisha Bishop Martindale. jr. OF the Sec
ond United States Artillery. stationed az
Havana. and Miss Lucy Weisiger Hitch.
laughter of United States Marshal Charles
Hitch. OF Paris Ill. took place tonight In
the Christian Church. in the presence OF
nearly one thousand invited guests. 4 re-
ception followed at the home OF the bride 5
PARENTS. The home OF the groom is I'm
Indianapolis. where his family Is prom
inent.
SIBERT-DETTCH.
FRANKLIN. Ind. Oct. 2-Wiliam f. ST.
bert and Miss Sarah Deitch were married
this evening al the brides home. They