The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-05-30
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.
Miss Alice Dresser. who has been visiting
in Chicago, is home again.
Mrs. Annis Burk Will leave next week
10 visit her parents In COshocton, ..
MIR. and Mrs. Carroll De Witt. who have
been at Lake Wawasee. are home again.
Mrs. Henry B. Long. OF Prescott. A. T.,
is visiting her mother. Mrs. Hannah Looer.
Miss Jessie Smith will spend the summer
In Leadville, Col. with Mrs. Raymond
Whinnerah.
Mrs. Robert NJ. Case and children will
leave early in June to visit relatives IN Fort
Madison, Ia.
summer to visit Miss Gertrude May and
Mrs. Halstead Ritter.
Mrs. Alexander Galloway. of Cincinnati.
is visiting her daughter. Mrs. George Lou
den, on Central avenue.
Mrs. William X. BELLS entertained at
luncheon, yesterday, in honor Of Mrs. Ter
rell. OF Washington. ID. G.
Mrs. Henry Coe gave a family luncheon,
yesterday. in honor of Mrs. Adelia Coe, VINO
will be married next month.
Mrs. Arthur Brown will give a luncheon
tomorrow at the University Club in honor
OF Mrs. w. r. McKeen. jr.
Mrs. Louis Ludlow will give up her lrv-
ingtOn home and spend the summer on her
fathers farm at Broad Ripple.
Mrs. Sewan has issued invitations TO the
member of the senior class for a luncheon
On Monday. June 3. at 1870 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c.. Dean will entertain
at dinner. this evening. in honor OF Mrs.
Mary Scott Kaufman, of Reading, Pa.
The Young Peoples Sociable Of the Cen
trail Universalist Church will meet to-mor-
row evening with Miss Ida jenkins, 42i
North Illinois street.
Miss Gertrude Butler, who has been
abroad with Mrs. Lenora Smith and daugh-
ter and the Misses Lois and Ruth Pratt,
will return home next week.
Mrs. Theodore V. Chominski. of New
York, who is visiting Miss Laura A. Smith,
will leave the latter part of the week for
Denver. where she will visit Mr.. Alvin
May and family.
Miss Florence Webster entertained in
formally. last night, for Miss Pursell. Of
Springfield, o.. and Mrs. Charles Allison.
of Spencer. The Misses Bruce will enter
tain informally. Saturday evening, for Miss
Pursell' 5 guests.
The Woman's Home Missionary Society
Of Roberts Park Church will meet with
Miss Fffeld. 32 East st. Clair street, to-
morrow afternoon. A paper on Some Mod
ern Heathenisms' will be read by Mrs. DR..
Rebecca George.
Mrs. Ida Gray Scott has issued invita-
lions for a reception and musicale. Wednes-
day afternoon June s. for the members OF
Mrs. John Jewell, Miss Nella Kinert, Miss
Helen Smith and Miss Ida Scott.
The marriage of Albert F. Hall, of this
brides home on June 10. They will leave
Immediately for this city. where they will
be the guests of L. H. Hall. on College ave-
nue..
Miss Louisa Fletcher was the hostess for
a bridal luncheon. yesterday, entertaining
Miss Elizabeth Dalton and her bridesmaids.
The daintily-appointed table had a center
piece of pink carnations and bachelor but
tons. on pink and white lace, surrounded by
fairy lamps set in a bed of green. The
guests included Miss Dalton, Miss Natalie
Dalton. Miss Eddy, Miss Adams. Miss
Douglas, Miss Peckham, Miss Heogh. Of
Minneapolis, the guest of Miss Edith Smith.
Miss Sara Wilson gave a delightful tea
yesterday afternoon in honor of Miss Eliza
beth Dalton and her bridesmaids, Miss
Natalie Dalton. Miss Alice Adams. of Chi
cago. Miss Louisa Fletcher. Miss Esther
| Haughey, Miss Douglass, of Albany. n. Y,
Miss Eddy. of Bay City. Mich. and Miss
Peckham, of Utica, N Y The rooms were
p%rettiIy adorned with spring flowers. Miss
Wilson was assisted by Mrs. Karl Schneid-
er. Miss Corella Taylor. Miss Gertrude
Wocher. Miss Maud Smith. Miss Mary
Davis and Mrs. Stoughton n. Fletcher.
DIR. AND MRS. WARD ENTERTAIN.
DIR. and Mrs. b. Ward received their
friends, last night. at their home. on North
New Jersey street. the occasion being DR..
Wards SEVENTEEN. birthday anniversary.
Guests were present from Richmond. Gin
cinnati, Connersville and Illinois, and DIR.
Ward was the recipient of congratulations
| from a large NUMBER OF IrlenuS. 9lTS. ara
was assisted during the evening by Mrs. NJ.
L. Bell. of Columbus. o.. Mrs. John Dur
bin John, of Greencastle, and Mrs. Addie
Gufiin, of Ridgefarm, ILL.,, house guests, and
Mrs. George c. Hit, Mrs. Charles f.
Sayles, Mrs. Seaton. Mrs. Wilbur Hit. Mrs.
]. l.. Mothershead. Miss Julia Mothers
head. Miss Katharine Barnett, the Misses
Howe, Mr.. Marion Ward and the Misses
Belle and Stella Ward. The rooms were
prettily decorated with garlands of flowers
and palms were grouped about i'm the cor
ners and inches. The winding stairway was
entwined with Southern smilax and smilax
was used above the arches. Flowers and
ferns adorned the mantels in the various
rooms and for the dining-room table there
was a pretty. centerpiece of roses During
the evening there was a short programme.
Fairy Moonlight was sung by a quartet
composed OF Miss Josephine Robinson. Miss
Susan Clark and the Messrs. Barnes and
Wood. Comm through the Rye" was rem
dered by another quartet, Misc Josephine
Mcdowell, Miss Adelaide Lecklider, Miss
Muriel Hit and Miss Stella Ward. Piano
selections 1.-THE Old Oaken Bucket" odd
Kentucky Home odd Folks at Home
and other ol~d-fashioned melodies were
played by Miss Margaret Todd. Mr.. Henry
Suleer sang a solo and Miss Belle Ward
gave a dialect recitation. "Old Dim Happi-
ness" The wide veranda was inclosed with
canvas and arranged for coy chats. There
was also mandolin music on the veranda
and singing. A harpist also played during
the evening at intervals.
KISSLING-COOPER
A pretty home wedding occurred last
night at the residence OF Mrs. George VIII
liam Cooper, when her daughter, Miss Berry,
Cooper, and Mr.. Fred kissing were mar
ried before a few friends and relatives. The
ceremony was pronounced by the Rev. Fen
wick Williams Fraser. of C~rOokston, MINI.
The bride was attended by her sister, Miss
Maud Cooper. and Miss Mary Mclaughlin.
of Columbus. Miss Chloe Butler. of Column
bus. played the Mendelssohn bridal march
for the entrance OF the bridal party. The
ceremony was pronounced in the first par
Tor beneath a canopy of smilaX which was
formed before a background OF palms. The
mantels in the different rooms were banked
with ferns and flowers. and palms were
grouped about artistically. The bride wore
a pretty gown of white swiss fashioned
with tucking and accordion plated iOunces
and trimmed with white silk applique. She
carried a bouquet of Bride roses. The
bridesmaids wore gowns of white dotted
swiss trimmed with swiss embroidery. and
they carried pink roses. Following the
ceremony there were refreshments served
in the dining room. The table was adorned
with a silver fernery In the center studded
with pink carnations. Among the guests
were Miss Nelle Brcvoort. Miss Ellen
Laughlin. Miss Martha Scott, Miss Mary
keyes. Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Hunter. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry SchOwe. Mr.. Albert Blessing,
Mr.. Stanley Slater. Mrs. Mary r. Cooper.
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