The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-02-22

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white cloth Radiating from the basket 10
each plate were violet ribbons with which
after the luncheon the guests drew from
the basket a bunch Of violets as favors.
The name cards were tiny heart-shaped
cards tied with violet ribbon.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. H. frey gave one of
the most delightful OF the seasons infor-
nal parties, last night, at the English Ho-
tel, In honor of Mrs. Firey's sister, Mrs.
Frank A. Soldering, of Akron, o. Mrs.
Soldering possesses a charming contralto
voice. and early in the evening she sans
several selections. After the musicale there
was dancing in the ballroom, which had
been converted into a sort Of palm garden.
were lined with tall palms and the chande
liers in the corridors and ballroom were
draped with smilax and the globes were
hooded in red shades. The palms were
grouped about the ballroom also, making
a pretty picture. There were about eighty
guests entertained.
All arrangements have been completed
for the annual ball to be given this even
ing in the German House. Eight years ago
to-day the German House was dedicated
and The ball this evening will not only be
10 celebrate the dedication, but Washing
tons birthday as well. The entire build
ing will be thrown open for the members
and their families, and there will be dane
ing in the ballroom. Supper will be served
at 1880 o'clock. The grand march will be
formed at 3 o'clock, and will be led by Mr..
and Mrs. George Manifold and Mr.. Carl
Krauss and Miss Urmston, of Hamilton,
o. The floor committee includes Mr.. Her
man p. Lieber. jr., Mr.. G.. N. Manifold, Mr..
Frederick Keller, Mr.. Carl Krauss, Mr.. II.
c.. kahlo, Mr.. Max Emmerich and Mr.. w.
Allen.
WALLACE-CLARK.
One of the prettiest of the seasons we'd
dings was that of Miss Mary Joe Clark.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph H.. Clark.
and Mr.. Ross Hamilton Wallace, which
occurred last night at the Clark family res
idence on North Meridian street. The cere-
mony was pronounced by the Rev. William
"A QGayie at s o'clock, the bridal party
standing in the bow window Of the second
rarlor, which was hidden in a mass Of
foliage and Easter lilies. The mantels In
the different rooms Were banked with ferns,
and vases of pink roses and carnations
we're placed about Oh stands, and wall
pocAets of the same flowers were hung
about the walls. Harris orchestra playei
the bridal march from Lohengrin as the
bridal party descended the stairs and en-
tered the parlor, and during the ceremony
The Sweetest Flower that Blows was
softly rendered. The bride was attended
by Miss Mera Tousey as maid of honor,
and Mr.. Fred Clark was the best man.
Inc bridal gown was very lovely, of white
chlnon over white silk. The skirt was
fashioned of wide perpendicular plaits, and
around the bottom from the two side seams
were tiny ruff1es, edged with gauze rib
bon, extending half way up the back. nc
ccrsage was low, with n rose point lace
eer..a. The vail was worn off the face
and fastened with two Prince of Wales
feathers. The bridal bouquet was of lilies
or the valley. Miss Tousey's gown was Of
green liberty satin and renaissance lace.
The SIX ri was made with a f1ounce headed
by three fiat tucks. and the low corsage
feather ponpon in her hair and carried a
shower bouquet of english violets and
raaiden-hair. fern, tied with long drapod
held at y O'Clock. With Mr.. and Mrs. Clark
IN receiving was the bridal party and the
parents of the bridegroom, Mr.. and Mrs.
5. l.. Wallace. They were assisted during
the evening by UT. and Mrs. T.. l.. Mick,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Clark, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chaupcey Clark, Mrs. Mary Maxwell Knip-
p%enberg, Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver T.. Byranl,
Mar. and Mrs. Guy Hawkins, Mr.. and Mrs.
Orlando b. lies, Miss Edna Wallace, Miss
Lois Dyer, Miss Cora Stubbins, Miss Hattie
Elite, the Misses Alice and Asayme Zol-
linger. AT the supper which followed the
brides table was placed in the dining
room The table was covered with a lace
pink roses. The pink-lighted candles shed
a soft light. Seated at the table with the
bride and bridegroom were Miss Tousey,
Mr.. Fred Clark, Miss Alice Zollinger, MI.
George Baker of Holyoke, Mass, Mr.. Clin-
ton Wallace and Miss Edna Wallace. The
relatives of the two families. with Rev:
and Mrs. QuayIe, were seated at four small
tables, each being adorned with a small
basket OF Volets and pink rosebuds. MIR.
and Mrs. Wallace have gone on a Southern
trip. The at home announcement is for
Wednesdays in March at 1906 North NERD
ian street.
MRS. FORRY.
Mrs. John Candee Dean gave one of the
largest and handsomest receptions of the
season yesterday, receiving in honor of
Mrs. Edwin Henry Forty, one Of the sea-
sens brides. Mrs. Dean. wearing a lovely
gown Of white appliqued point d'sprit over
silk, and Mrs. Forty, whose gown was a
handsome renaissance lace robe over chit
fon and silk, with point velvet trimming,
received the guests in the pink drawing
room before a bower of pink carnations
anu ferns, with hangilS baskets OF green,
filed with pink carnations. Between the
rooms. which are divided by columns, bas-
kets Of green mating, filled with pink car
nations and ferns, were suspended by pink
satin ribbons, tied in large butterfly bows
The dai~ntily-appointed table in the dining
room was arranged with two columns of
pink roses on opposite corners of the table,
cut of which We're garlands of smilax ard
roses, extending to the chandeliers above.
On the two opposite corners were Candida
bra, holding pink tapers with rose shades.
The bonbons were from Sherry's, in
New York, and were stuffed fruits, resting
on Battenberg lace mats. Mrs. Dean was
assisted in the inequalities by Mrs. Volney
Il. Malott, Mrs. May Wright Sewall, Mrs.
Augustus Lynch Mason, Mrs. Arthur Voor-
hies Brown, Mrs. Edgar Evans, Mrs. Paul
White. Mrs. Macy Malott, Mrs. Ovid But
Ter jameson, Mrs. William l.. Elder, Mrs.
Robert r. Keith. Mrs. S. Robert Greer,
Mrs. George Porter, Mrs. John w. Kern,
Mrs. Jacob p. Dunn, Mrs. Charles E. Cof-
fin, Miss Florence Malott, Miss Annie Dean,
| Miss DoTothea Van Camp, Miss Caroline
Rurford. Miss Emma Atkins. Miss Eliza
beth Ray. Miss Julia Harrison Moore, Miss
Mary Noble and Miss Josephine Hyde.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean entertained the assist
ing ladies at dinner last night, and Mr.
George F. Null, Mr.. Gavin l.. Payne. Mr..
William Fortune, Mr.. ]. X. Dean, Mr..
Grafton Johnson, Mr.. Witcher Keene, DIR.
Henry Van Hummel, Mr.. Bement Lyman
and Mr.. Stuart Dean and the husbands OF
the married women.