The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-11-27
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. X. Lilly will spend sew
eral days with their son at Culver.
Mrs. George Fox, of London. Eng, will
arrive on Saturday TO visit Mrs. j. L. Nc
Cune.
The Canoe Club will give a Thanksgiving
party and dance this evening at the club
house.
Mrs. A. r. Hoffman has gone to Knights
town to spend Thanksgiving with Miss
Forbes.
leave to-day for st. Louis to visit her
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. William T.. Bacon will spend
Thanksgiving with Mrs. Baconis parents at
Winchester.
The Virginia Art Club will be entertained
Thanksgiving day at Southport by Miss
Virginia Mann.
Mrs. Earl, of Connersville. who has been
visiting Mrs. Jefferson II. Claypool, has
returned home.
spend Thanksgiving at Charlottesville with
Gen. Lew Wallace.
Miss Mary Fletcher, Of New York,
daughter of Allen NJ. Fletcher. is the guest
of her grandmother.
The play for the dolls fair at the Ger
man House Is progressing finely and prom
ises to be quite unique.
Rev. Joshua Stansfeld and family will
be entertained at dinner on Thanksgiving
day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John n.
Carey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jefferson H. ClaypooI and
visit Mrs. ClaypooIS parents, Maj. John
w. Ross and wife.
Mrs. Emil Martin has returned from
Terre Haute, where she went to attend the
marriage of her niece. Miss Martha Rel
man. and Charles Iker.
Mrs. Nj. Z. ingalls,, wife Of President In
gals of the Big Four. and Miss Abbie In
gals Barnard will arrive to-day to visit
a. on1 Mrs A RornnrH
Mr.. H. Leland Lowe will arrive from
Purdue to attend the Phi Kappa Psi ban
quet at English's, and will spend Thanks
giving with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. H.
Lowe.
Mrs. Ella Trask Rose left Yesterday for
Kansas, ILL.,, where she will attend the
wedding of Miss Winnie Rose, laughter of
Judge and Mrs. Rose. The bride has Wis
tied here frequently.
Miss Stella Adams will entertain with a
luncheon at the Columbia Club Friday for
Miss came Judson, who will also be
the guest of honor at a tea Saturday after
noon given by Mrs. Edward Taylor.
Miss Jeanette Judson, who is to be mar
ried to Mr.. Frank Van VIE, of New York,
is with her brother, Mr.. c. +. Judson, 1880
North Illinois street. Mr.. Van VIE will
arrive to-day, TO be with his parents until
the wedding.
The board of the Daughters of the Ameri-
can Revolution will give a reception on
saturday afternoon from 8 to 5 at the home
of the regent. Mrs. John N. Carey, for
Captain HobsOn, United States navy, for
the members of the chapter only.
Mr.. owen Wister read an original story
last evening at the meeting of the Contem-
porary Club; the subject of which was In
guest of the club. is an author of promi-
nence, being a contributor TO the current
magazines, and a short story writer. AT
the close OF the meeting Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam l.. Elder entertained fourteen men,
Ders in honor of Mr.. Wister at supper at
the University Club.
Miss Neumann gave a hearts party yes
terday afternoon for Miss Hornbrook. of
Evansville, and Mrs. Boyd Templeton, a
recent bride. The appointments were in
green and pink and the favors for the game
were leaf-shaped. Miss Neumann was as
sisted by Mrs. Dubill. Miss Jessie Lee and
Miss Eleanor Shockney. The guests in
Guided Miss Anna Hess, of Wabash, with
Miss Beatrice Byers, Miss Potter. of Den
yer, with Miss S%hockney, and Miss Hardin,
of Denver, with Miss Wilson.
Mrs. T.. T. Kenney, of Woodruff Place.
was hostess for a large card party yester-
day afternoon. the honor guests being the
house party of Mrs. Ulysses p. Craig Miss
Evelyn Craig and Mrs. Schenck. of Vevay,
and Mrs. Walker, of Canton, O. Friends
in Woodruff Place were the guests. The
decorations were palms. chrysanthemums
and American Beauty roses, and the prizes
were cut glass and decorated china, the
latter being the work of the hostess. Mrs.
Kenney was assisted by Mrs. n. P. Craig.
49, 49, . 1AAea 4lOAd10 D. IluuN,
Miss Katherine COnlen and Miss Cecil
Clune.
MISUNDERSTANDING
One of the prettiest and most elaborate
weddings Of the season took place last
evening at the Tabernacle Church. when
Miss Estelle Elizabeth King and Mr.. Ed
ward Newton Wilmington were married.
Palms and ferns banke the altar, and in
the center aisle opposite the pew occupied
by the family was an arch of Southern
smilax and white chrysantkemums. While
the guests were assembling an organ pro-
gramme was given by Mr.. Charles T. Han
sen. and as the bridal party started from
the rear or the church the wedding march
from "Lohengrin' was played. The ushers
led the way. They were Mr.. William Rost,
Mr.. Robert Tyndall Mr.. Harry Thomas
and Mr.. JOhn Hit. There were four
bridesmaids. all dressed in white, with
chiffon sashes. their short wells being
caught with rosettes of bridal yelling. All
carried arm bouquets Of Bride roses. TIL
first to enter was Miss Sue Huber in a
gown of Paris muslin. cut low. The al
ternating tucks and insertion ran length
wise. Then followed Miss Grace Hensley,
dressed in swiss. The waist was Of tucks
and Insertion and was trimmed with chif-
fOn. and the ruffies on the skirt were
edged with lace. Miss Okalla Chadwick,
of Terre Haute, wore white chiffon
trimmed with Mechlin lace. The bodice
was cut low. and there were no sleeves.
The last bridesmaid to enter was Miss Milo
Smith. whose gown was of swiss, with al
ternating tucks and insertion. the rufFies
on the circular founce being trimmed with
shirrings OF gauZe ribbon. The matron of
honor, Mrs. III. j. Dickhut, a sister Of the
bride. was dressed in her wedding gown OF
white Brussels net over white satin, the
bodice cut low, and the wide fOunces on
the skirt trimmed with narrow satin rib
bon. She carried American Beauty roses.
Master Russell King. in a suit of black
velvet. bore the prayer book and preceded
the bride. who entered with her father
At this point Mrs. John Holtzclaw sang the
bridal song from 'Lohengrin." The bride
wore an exquisite gown of silk Brussels
net. embroidered in escurial. over an un-
derdress OF white satin. en- train. The
bodice was deCollete with a full front OF
net dotted with satin beads and had a
bertha OF Duchess lace. The skirt had
panels of the embroidered net dipping into
a fiounce. the ruffies OF which were OF ac-
Gordon plated liberty silk. with ribbon
ruchtng. The long veil was caught with