The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-02-19
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Thursday with Mrs. Morse, TIA North
| Delaware street
Mrs. Marshall Moore will give a luncheon
Thursday in honor of Mrs. Winfield Taylor
] DurbIn.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. ID. McGregory of Chi
cGgo, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs Alex
an6er r. Monroe, at their home in Morton
| Place
| of Columbus, are visiting Mr.. Clarence Il.
Harris at his home on North Delaware
! street.
Mr.. Joseph C. Schaf left for Philadelphia
| Saturday evening TO join his family, and
will be absent from the city about four
weeks.
Mrs. David L. Wright. of Effingham, ILL.,,
formerly Miss Laura Wilson, of Blooming
ton, Ind, is the guest of Senator Turpie
and family this week.
Miss Lillian Krauss has issued invitations
for reception Friday in honor Of her Wis
it 0r' Mis- Miss Nell L. Urmiston of Hamilton. o.
Mrs Horace Wright, of 1916 North Penn
| sylvania street. will receive Informally
Thursday afternoon for her sister, Mrs.
Harry Hutton, Of Terre Haute. No invi-
| tations.
Mrs. May Wright Sewall will address the
| Travel Club OF the Y. w. G.. A. Friday
evening. Friday will be guest evening, and
each member has the privilege of inviting
her friends.
The Knights of Columbus of Indianapolis
y
| Academy last night, entertaining about 200
| guests in honor of new members. a large
number of the guests were from out Of
! town.
The Woman's Home Missionary Society
cf the Meridian-street Nj. T.. Church, will
be entertained at the residence of Mrs.
| Mary A. Stewart, 201S North Capitol ave-
nue., tomorrow afternoon, at half past
o'clock.
Mrs. Frederick c. Gardner was at home
| Informally yesterday afternoon in honor of
I.n~ fCffo lies Co % 10
| Ill Mrs. Gardner was assisted during the
| afternoon by Mrs. Paul Florian, Mrs.
Horace Wright. Mrs. John j. Davis, Mrs.
| Joseph Joiner and Mrs. Harry Hutton, of
| Terre Haute
The State Society of the Daughters of the
| Revolution will be entertained Friday by
the regent, Miss Tarquinia Voss, at her
Wars will be read by Mrs. John T. Bar
nett Representatives will be present from
Greenfield. Noblesville, Seymour and Vim
| cennes.
The February play Of the Dramatic Club.
which was set for this evening, has been
postponed to the evening of April 9. The
committee who will give the play include
Mr.. and Mrs. Hewitt H. Rowland. Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. ]. Perrin. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Reid, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry w. Bennett and
Miss Mary Wilson.
The marriage of Miss Mary Elaine
Hussey and Mr.. Alfred Stead will occur IN
March. Mrs. James Torrey Howe, of Chi
cago, will be matron of honor and Miss
Ann Bower, sister Of Mrs. Henry Clews,
nasseS OF ahS %r james Tcrrey HOWE W
be best men. The wedding journey will
include a trip to Hawaii. Japan and Sc.
Petersburg. The young people will reside
In London.
The advisory board of the Young wom-
ems Christian Association will give a ban
quet this evening at O'Clock in the club
rooms on North Pennsylvania street The
board include the names of Mr.. A. A.
Barnes, Mr. Il. c. Day, Mr.. c. T.. Hollen-
beck, Mr.. Arthur Jordan, Mr.. NJ NJ Ross
Mr.. Thomas H spann and the president
plimentary one and over four hundred in
vitations have been issued. There will be
impromptu toasts and address by Mrs
McCrea, who is president of the associa-
ton.
Mrs. Charles T. Whitsett was the hostess
for a handsome luncheon yesterday en-
Francis wife of the bishops of 0I Indiana
The guests included Mrs. S. Elliott Per.
kins. Mrs Thomas SSna "A, a. Hendricks sa Mrs
cha les. ii, Abpett; MIS-. Charles a. Sud.
ID. Stanley, Mrs. A. @. Jones, Mrs Brown
Mrs. A N. Hawley and Miss Marsh. The
dainty appointed table was adorned witt
centerpiece of pink roses, while on either
end of the long table was crystal bowl OF
pink hyacinths. The crystal candelabra
f he6 pink M ta aP a with pink shades TIL.
of violets.
The womans Missionary Union OF
Plymouth Church gave its annual tea yes
terday afternoon in the church parlors. the
who is the home missionary. Mr. Kirk
land talked very interestingly of the work
aceomplished by the churches in the Goa
population was largely Welsh, Scotch
Hungarians and Italians. He spoke OF
schools, churches and Libraries as the
special need of the miners. Rev Mr.. Cur.
; It's. state superintendent of missionary
work. also talked briefly on the work II
the State. Mrs John B; Elan, president
of the society, presided. Following the
talks was general conversation, and tn,
guests remained for refreshments and
| social time.
BAXTER-DOYLE.
The marriage of Miss Frances Delight
, Doyle and Mr.. Arthur Reyburn Baxter oc
; Cured last night at the residence of Mrs
Alice Baxter 1872 College avenue. TIL,
Rev. c. c. Lasby, of the Central-avenu,
, NJ. E. Church, pronounced the ceremony
before an audience of about fifty guests
The marriage occurred in the first parlor
one side of which was banked i'm palm,
! reaching to the ceiling. The mantel In tn,
room also hidden in mass of foliag,
and pink primroses. For the entrance o.
| the bridal party, which consisted of Mis-:
| Florence Baxter as maid of honor and {
little ring bearer, Frances Ford, followed
by the bride and bridegroom, an orchestrs
played the "Lohengrin'' bridal march. anc
during the ceremony the Spring Song
| The bride wore a lovely gown of whit.
satin, with accordion plating of chiffon
around the bottom of the skirt and finish
ing with the shirred chiffon yoke on tn,
corsage. The veil was fastened witt
sprays of lilies of the valley, and she car
| ried an arm bouquet OF Bride roses Mis-,
Baxter wore dainty gown of pink sill
organdie trimmed with lace and accordion
plaitings, and she carried an arm bouque
of pink roses. Little Miss Ford, who car
ried the ring a silver tray. wore a prett,
: dress of white organdie over pink silk
| There was reception after the ceremon,
at $50 o'clock. to which about two hun
dred guests were invited. Mrs. Baxter wa
, assisted in entertaining during the evening
by Mrs. Harriet Jordan. Mrs. c.. Il. Ford
Mrs. j. S. Kittle. Mrs. Arthur Jordan, Mrs
/ Wallace Sherwood. Mrs. William +. Cur
ryer, Mrs. c. w. Cakes, Mrs. Earnest Cole
! Helen Moore, Miss Mary Stevens, Mis-
. Mary Stone Miss Anna Belle Williams
! Miss Julia Ketcham and Miss Jessie An
oerson. The rooms were prettiiy decorated
with Southern smilax outlining the arches
and arranged the chandeliers. Tn
mantels were banked with palms and ferns
In the second parlor the color used wa
red. Bouquets of red carnations wer
placed about and the candles were shade.
! with red shades. On the refreshment tabl
in the dining room pink roses were use'
| and the candles We're shaded with pinl
3 shades. Among the guests were DIR. an,
| Mrs. Elliott, OF Kokomo. Mr.. and Mrs
Baxter have gone wedding journey
Y | and on their return will be at home aftC
I April at l4l0 Bellefontaine street.
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