The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-05-17
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Miss J. NJ. Miller will leave early I'm June
TO visit her parents in Memphis, Tenn.
Mrs. Hattie Hayden Hayes. Of Chicago.
is visiting Mrs. Caleb s. Denny for three
days.
Mrs. Werner Bosch. OF New Tim. Mimi,
Metzger.
Mis-. Josephine Moore entertained a mum
home, on Central avenue.
Mrs. Perley 3. Raymond has issued in
vitatlons for two card parties on Tuesday
and Wednesday afternoons.
Mrs. Ella Baxter Hit is visiting friends
i'm Crbana. q. Mrs. Hit will sing in one
of the churches on Sunday.
Miss Morrison and Miss Young. of Pitts
burg, Pa. will go to knightstown TO make
a short visit with friends next week.
The entertainment for tomorrow after
noon at the Country Club has been given up
on account of the death of Mr.. Francis Il.
Owing TO the death of Mr.. Francis r.
Hord, Mrs. n. b. Gates wishes to recall
her invitations for her musicale this
morning.
The young ladies of the Alameda Dane
ing Club will give a dance at the Brenneke
Academy this evening. entertaining the
gentlemen.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. w. Woodward have
issued invitations for a dinner tomorrow
evening in honor of Rev. and Mrs. VIII
liam A. Quayle and Governor and Mrs. w.
I. Durbin.
Mr.. oliver Willard Pierce will give his
Wagnerian lecture before the Woodruff
Place Matinee Musicale tomorrow after
noon at the Woodruff Place Club. The lee
ture will be illustrated.
The marriage of Miss Mamie Smythe, of
this city. and Mr.. George Smith Dane. of
Boston, Mass, occurred recently in this
city. Mrs. Dane will leave tomorrow morn
ing. for Boston, to join her husband.
Mrs, A. II. Dennis. of Frankfort. Ind,
Mrs. T.. Brown, Mrs: William Brown and
turned to their respective homes after at
tending the Coppock-Dennis wedding.
The marriage of Miss Rondthaler. of Chi
cage. formerly of this city, and the Rev:
Arthur Fulton, of Kennebunk, Me-, will
occur June II at the brides home in Chi
cago. Miss Rondthaler. who has been with
Miss Reese for a few days. will return
home to-day.
luncheon yesterday in honor of her sister,
Mrs. futile. ana Mrs. James ID. Stanley.
The daintily appointed table had a basket
of magnolia blossoms in the center with
sweet peas and lilies of the valley. The
guests included Mrs. John Love. Mrs. A.
w. Hendricks. Mrs. John F. Johnston. Mrs.
a. 4. Stanton. Mrs. James NJ. Hume, Mrs.
John Fishback. Madame Stanley, Mrs. Will
liam Mansur. Mrs. Bertha Test and Mrs.
~Tillinghast.
The annual meeting of the Oxford
alumnae. of oxford College. Ohio. was held
yesterday afternoon at the home of Miss
Nancy Warman on North Alabama street.
The guests of honor were the president.
Prof. John II. Thomas, and the dean, Miss
Robinson. Both gave interesting i'm
promptu talks during the afternoon. One
Of the interesting feature of the afternoon
was a paper by Mrs. b. Ward. who was
one OF the early pupils. entering the col
lege in 1860. She told many reminiscences
and incidents of those days and read a
number OF poems by Mrs. Hussey, of Bra
I'll, formerly Miss Mary Augusta Bassett.
She also read a letter from Mrs. Mary p.
Root, who is now advanced in years, being
eighty odd years old; who was associate
assisted in receiving by the officers OF the
club, Mrs. JOIN B.. Elam, Mrs. s. Il. Per-
kins. Miss Rottler and Mrs. Craig. The
Il. Elan; vice president. Mrs. Thomas l..
Thompson: secretary. Miss Adelaide Leck-
committee. Mrs. b. Ward, Mrs. Craig and
Mrs. Calvert.
A PANSY LUNCHEON.
One of the handsomest of the closing sea-
sons luncheons was that given at the Co.
lumbia Club yesterday by Mrs. Frank w.
Morrison i'm honor of Miss Morrison and
Miss Young. of Pittsburg. who are guests
OF Miss Florence Coffin. The table was
placed in one of the private dining rooms
and was adorned i'm the center with a large
round basket of pansies, each in "A separ-
ate corsage bouquet, tied with green RID
bon and at the end of the luncheon. each
guest drew one of the ribbons and secured
a bouquet. Around each plate was a wreath
of slnilaX and the name cards were pansy
designs in water color, the work of Mrs. ID.
w. Coffin. The guests included Miss MOrr1-
son. Miss Young. Miss Coffin. Mrs. John
Holiday Murphy. Mrs. Clarence Wilker-
son, Miss Eliza Chambers. Mrs. Jacob L.
Dunn. Miss Charlotte Cathcart and Miss
Florence Jones.
A PRETTY TEA.
Miss Lille Reese gave a tea yesterday
afternoon i'm honor of her visitor. Miss
Marion Rondthaler, of Chicago. The rooms
were adorned with fleur de lis and carna-
tions. and the dining room table was eff
fectively decorated with a round basket
of spring flowers. Miss Rondthaler wore
"A dainty gown of pink embroidered swiss.
Miss Reese was assisted by her mother
and Mrs. Frederick +. Rush., Mrs. j. III.
Pattison. Mrs. Herman Sayles, Mrs. Samuel
Cornell Carey, Mrs. Ernest Hobbs Burford.
Mrs. Henry SEVERN. jr., Mrs. Louis Burck-
hardt, Miss Pearl Haynes. Miss Gertrude
Hayes. Miss Mary Butler, Miss Josephine
Hyde and Miss Clara Haueisen.
HAGERSTOWN WEDDINGS.
Special TO the indianapolis Journal.
HAGERsTOwN. Ind, May 16.-Th mar
riage OF Miss Esther Endsley and Oscar
Anderson. of Bethel. Ind. took place here
tonight at the home of the brides parents.
The Rev. William Warrington, of the
Christian Church. oficiated.
Horace Scott and Miss Fannie Hindman,
well-known young people OF Hagerstown,
went TO Richmond yesterday and were mar
ried without notifying their friends of their
intentions. They are now in Indianapolis.
HELLER-KEECH.
Special 20 the indianapolis Journal.
BROWNSTOWN. Ind, May l6.-Dr. Fred
Heller, of Brownstown. and Miss Lucy
Keech. of Tampico. were married. last
night. at the home OF the bride. They will