The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-05-08

Boys Anti-cigarette Club, has been post
poned until the first pleasant evening.
Mrs. J. A. Mckinney entertained a small
company at cards yesterday afternoon the
occasion being her birthday anniversary
Mrs. Mckinney was assisted by her
mother. Mrs Charles Fables. and her sis
ter, Mrs. ii. g. Pearce, in entertaining. the
rooms were prettily adorned with ferns and
spring flowers.
Mrs. Walter Fugate gave a second COM
pany yesterday afternoon in honor OF her
sister, Mrs. H. l.. Snyder, OF Leetonla, -
She was assisted In entertaining during the
afternoon by Mrs Seaton. Mrs. Franklin
Atkins and Miss Nellie Samuels. The rooms
were prettily adorned with spring MOWERS
and ferns.
Mrs F. X Shepard entertained at cards
yesterday afternoon at her home in Wood
ruff Place in honor OF Mrs. Rinesagen one
OF the recent brides. Mrs. Shepard was as
sisted In receiving and entertaining by her
sister. Mrs. Connolly. The rooms were fra
grant with flowers and foliage. There were
guests for ten tables
Circle No l and Mrs William T. Browns
Sunday school class. OF the Central-avenue
NJ T. Church, will give lawn fete, June
u on the lawn adjoining Mrs. w. L.
Browns. Mrs. George A Richardss and
Mrs. Charles w Gorsuch's residences
The proceeds viii be used for the building
fund of the church.
Miss Sue Howe gave a delightful tea yes
terday afternoon in honor of Miss Fannie
UnGerhill, of Cincinnati, will occur next
month. The rooms were fragrant with
lilac blossoms. which were placed about in
profuSion. Miss Howe was assisted during
the afternoon by Miss Mary Davis, Miss
Florence Jones. Miss Edith McMaster. Miss
Grace Armstrong, Miss Louise Dryer and
Miss Virginia Pickens
Mrs Lydia Gilbert Willard and Miss Mil
lard gave large reception yesterday after
noon at their home, on North Delaware
street The hostesses were assisted during
the receiving hours by Mrs: III. p. WATSON.
Mrs. Edward l.. Mckee. Mrs w. II. III.
Miller. Mrs. Clifford Arrick. Mrs. Ada NJ.
Carey, Mrs Clarence Winter, Mrs. c. G.
Foster. Miss Foster Miss Martha Foster.
Mrs. o. III. Hasselman, Mrs. Clifton Comfy.
Miss Garrard Mrs. w. j. Richards, Mrs.
Hervey Bates. jr.. Miss Dugdale. Miss
Wallick and Miss Gladys Walcott. The
rooms were filed with the fragrance of
spring flowers and the arches and support
ing columns were entwined with asparag gus
vines and smilax. The parlor mantel was
hidden in a mass of yellow tulips and yell
low marguerites, interspersed with aspara-
gus, and in the drawing room, where the
visitors were received, there was a profu-
sion of lilacs. the flowers also being used
| in the library in combination with rhodo-
dendrons- The dining room was artistically
adorned with hydrangea and swanSOnia,
with here and there clusters of lilac BIOS
SONS.
RINK-WEBER.
The marriage of Miss Ida Weber and Mr.
Charles B. Rink will occur this morning
at o'clock at Assumption Church Rev.
Joseph +. Weber, a brother of the bride,
will read the nuptial high mass and Will
be assisted by the Rev. j. 7. Bauer, OF
Prescott. Rev. Joseph A. Chartrand of
IS. Peter and Pauls Chapel, and Rev. F.
b. Dowd, of ST. Josephs Church. The full
choir will sing Farmers mass and Mrs.
John L. Brennan will sing the offertory.
The bride will be attended by Miss Rose
Meters and Miss Theresa Kramer, of Ell
wood, and Mr.. Daniel Morton, of Cincin-
natl, and Mr.: G. A. Weber. brother of
older brother. Mr.. j. B. Weber, Will give
the bride away. The bridal gown Is fash
Toned of ivory taffeta. The skirt is trimmed
with fiounces OF mousselne de sole and the
corsage is finely tucked with a yoke Of
white applique, the yoke being finished
with accordion plaitings of the mousseline.
She will wear a veil draped with lilies of
the valley and will carry an armful of white
roses. Miss Meters and Miss Kramer will
wear gowns made of rose crepe de chine
over silk and trimmed with Ara bian lace.
chancel of the church is banked with
palms, which are arranged I'm pyramid
form on either side. The affairs are draped
with gold lace and adorned with vases
filled with pink carnations. Following the
ceremony there will be a wedding break
fast at the Bates House. to which about
sixty guests are invited. The tables will
be adorned with pink roses and ferns and
an orchestra will play varied programme.
Among the guests will be Mr.. and Mrs.
r. Huber. Mr.: and Mrs. John Schroeder,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Huber OF Marion, Mr..
and Mrs Joseph Hunchhof. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Munchhof of Anderson Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Sharkey of Terre Haute, Mr..
and Mrs Frank Frohnapfie. Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. kreusch of Cambridge City, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Frftsch and Miss Hulda Haestick
Of Cincinnati. Mr.. and Mrs. Rink Will
leave at noon for Chicago. On their re-
turn they will be at Alt North Capitol ave-
nue. temporarily until their new home, 22li
Talbot avenue, is finished. The at-home
announcement is for after July 1 at 221i
Talbot avenue.