The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-06-05

the summer
Miss Marina Pierson received. informally.
Manley, of Logansport. Miss Pierson was
assisted by Miss Freda Cockrum. Miss
Harriet Fitch. Miss Lillian Mitchell. Miss
Helen Mcdonald. Miss Nav Coots Miss
Edna Kizer. Mrs Lynn B. Mfliken and
Mrs Chiron c. Pierson The pretty rooms
were adorned with June roses and pink
and white peOnies.
Mrs. May Wright Sewan will entertain
at dinner, this evening. in honor of Prof H
Morse Stephens. OF Cornell University, who
viii deliver the address. this evening, at
the Girls Classical School commencement
exercises. The guests invited 10 meet Mr..
stephens are Rev. and Mrs. J. Cumming
Smith, Judge and Mrs William a. Woods
Mr.. and Mrs. Scot Butler, of lrvington,
Miss Fredonia Allen and Mr.. Max u.
Wright. of Grand Rapids
Mrs. Theresa Voss Smith gave a delight
full o'clock tea yesterday. The daintily-
appointed table was prettily adorned with
American Beauty roses and crimson peo-
MES The favOrs al each plate were odd
shaped sweet grass bon bon boxes, the COW
ers covered with luscious strawberries. The
guests were Mrs. Charles NJ. Walker Mrs.
/. ~ Richie. Mrs. \. a. Barnes. Mrs. Frank
NJ. Fauvre. Mrs. John T. Barnett, Mrs. ].
/ Cumming Smith. Mrs. Granville NJ. Bal
| lard Mrs. L. O. Barbour, Mrs. Theodore A.
| Wagner. Mrs John L. Scott and Miss Tar
luncheon. Yesterday, entertaining for Mrs.
ida cray scott and her house party. The
guests included Mrs; Scott, Mrs. John
Jewell. of Columbus; Mrs. S. ~ Hamilton,
OF Connersville,s Mr. Harry Paris, Mr.. Bert
SUMMERS. Mr., a. II. Summers. Miss Kin
err, Miss Smith and Miss Ida Scott, of
Mtncie. Mr.. W. w. Scott Mr. and Mrs.
Doyle, of Chicago. and Mr. Fleener. The
table held a centerpiece of pink roses The
name cards at each plate were green heart
shaped water colors and thrust through
each was pink rose.
An enjoyable affair last night was the
annual senior hop of the Girls Classical
5chool, winch was given in the PrOpylaeum.
The guests, which included the parents
Oh the girls. the juniors and all the alumni.
were received by Mrs. Sewall and the senior
class In the assembly hall. The hall was
attractively decorated with palms and the
class flower, Marechal Mel roses. Harris
orchestra played "A delightful programme
of the latest and most popular dance music.
Among the guests were a number Of out-of-
town visitors, who are here to attend the
commencement exercises this evening, and
a number of the girls who are home from
boarding schools.
The Service Club will present IAN Open
Secret, a play in two acts. at the Propy
laeum,a on Friday evening, for the benefit
OF the Fresh Air Mission. The play has
been under the direction of Miss Louise
Garrard and coached by Mr.. Edgar A. Nor
ris, and its success Is assured. The club
has given entertainment annually Tor
several years for some charity, but this
years entertainment will be the most pre-
tentious ever given. The cast is as fol-
lows: Madge Apthorpe a senior, Marguer-
lite Lilly; Jean, her chum and confidaut,
Eloise Lyman; Mrs. Apthorpe Madges
mother Enid Morris; Grace Apthorpe,
Madge's younger sister, Lydia Parry;
Edith, an artistic girl, Lydia Wallace;
Elinor, a girl with strong opinions, Lydia
Latham; Carrie, girl with temper. Vir-
ginia Shaw; May the pouty girl, Margaret
lockwood; Kate. a girl with poor taste,
Helen Carson, Agatha, classmate, but not
in the secret, Suemma Vajen-Coleman.
ALEXANDER-MOOR
A wedding charming in its simplicity un-
conventional in character and he of the
notable ones Of the early summer season
was celebrated at o'clock yesterday after
noon at the Second Presbyterian Church.
The bride was Miss Ada Mae Moore,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Scott Moore,
and the bridegroom was Mr.. Frederic
Whitney Alexander. The church was SIM
ply decorated with a mass of palms and
foliage. The ceremony was pronounced by
the Rev. j. Cumming Smith before large
audience of friends, and for the entrance
of the bridal party Mr.. Charles Hansen, the
organist,, played the Mendelssohn wedding
march, followed by the Schubert 'Sere-
made" during the ceremony. The ushers who
escorted the guests to their seats were Mr..
Edwin F. Moore, brother of the bride, Mr.
William H. Hall, Mr.. Harry w. Griffith of
Lexington, Ky, Mr. Ross Hamilton Wal
lace and Mr.. Henry j. Pfester, of Cincin-
natl. The bride was attended Dy ner sister.
Miss Sue Ella Moore and Miss Stella Kim
mel, of Lafayette, and little flower girl,
Sara Adeline Branham who wore dainty
gown of white lace over pink silk, trimmed
with pink ribbons, and carried huge
bouquet of pink carnations tied with pink
baby ribbon. The bride wore a lovely gown
of embroidered Brussels net over white
chiffon. the whole fashioned on a founda-
ton of corn-colored silk. The gown was
simply made. with accordion plaitings on
the chiffon skirt. The cOrsage had skele-
Il.
carried a shower bouquet of white sweet
peas and an aigrette of Prince OF
Wales feathers in her hair. The maid of
honor wore a pretty gown OF green silk or
candle The skirt had three circular
fiounces around the bottom, each topped
with renaissance lace. The corsage was
trimmed with the lace and a large rosette
of ribbon. She wore picture hat of cream
lace and carried an armful of American
Beauty roses. Miss Kimmers gown was OF
rose-colored silk organdie. fashioned the
same as Miss Moore's gown, only she wore
a picture hat of rose-colOred chiffon and
carried American Beauty roses. Shortly
after the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
left on short wedding trip For travelling
the bride handsome tailor gown of
oxford gray, with smart walking hat.
The at home announcement is for Tues
DAYS in September, at the Meridian. Among
the guests who came for the wedding were
Mrs. John Kimmel, of Lafayette, aunt of
the bride, and Miss Ems Wiler of Peru,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry w. Griffith, of
Lexington, Ky.
AN EVENING RECITAL.
Mrs Ida Gray Scott and advanced pupils.
assisted by Miss Josephine Jones, viOlinist.
and Miss Sarah T. Meigs, pianist. gave
song recital. last night, in the Baldwin mu-
sic house. The assisting pupils were Miss
Smith and Mr.. Harry Paris, of Muncie, Miss
Ida Scott of indianapolis, and Mrs Jewell,
of Columbus. The programme was an in
teresting one and included the following
numbers:
"Reproaches' COP. SO, No 19.... Haberbier
"Humoresque Negro ................ kroeger
Miss Sarah Meigs.
My Heart at Thy Sweet Voice"
..~ Miss Ida Scott.
Fair Paradise IL Africane" .. .Meyerbeer
= Il Mr. Harry Paris.
'0n the Shore. ............... .Chaminade
-t.,s Mrs. Scott.
"Fantasia Caprice" .Vieux Temps
,s- Miss Jones.
Song of Love. II. III. A. Beach
Miss Smith.
(a) 'Thy Remembrance; (b) Snow
fakes; Co Dream" .................R uifrok
Mr.. Paris
MY Noble Knights "-"Huguenots"
......... ......-..... ...............M eyerbeer
Mrs. Jewell.
"Quis Est Homo '-"Stabat Mater" .Rossini
Mrs. Scott and Miss Smith
FORT WAYNE WEDDINGS.
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