The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-01-11

PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.
Mrs. M. L. Heiner and laughter will
leave to-day for Hot Springs, Ark, to be
absent three or four months.
Mrs. Brainard NJ. Thompson, of New
York. is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. X.
Thompson. on Ashland avenue.
The Colonial Danes of America will hold
a business meeting Wednesday morning
at 10 o'clock with Mrs. Charles f. Sayles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry schurmann and Miss
May johnson will take possession of the
judah apartments at the Delano Monday.
Mrs. Herman Kinzley has gone to Leb-
anon to be with her sister, Mrs. Charles
e. Wilson, whose father will be buried to-
day.
of the Second Presbyterian Church will
meet this afternoon at 2:3O o'clock with
Miss Agnes Dilks at the Blacherne
Mrs: j. W.. Greenen and daughter
Blanche, and their visitor. Miss Correll.
of Johnstown, Pa, left yesterday for Rich
mond to visit friends the rest of the week.
Mrs. Winfield S. Miller was the hostess
for a luncheon yesterday, the guests includ-
ing Mrs. Walter Goodall, Mrs. Finley b.
Pugh, Mrs. John a. Sutcliffe, the Misses
Reeves and Miss Susan Stewart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel A. Hyde and
Miss Josephine Hyde will leave Wednesday
for New York TO visit friends. Later Miss
Hyde viii visit Mrs. Nixon at Woodbury.,
n. j., and before returning home go to
Boston
luncheon yesterday. entertaining eight
guests. The table was adorned with pink
roses, and at each plate were miniature
water color sketches, the work of Miss Ada
Commingor.
Mrs. Alfred f. Potts entertained eight
| guests at luncheon yesterday for Mrs.
Joseph M. Francis, wife of Bishop Francis.
The guests included Mrs. Samuel E. Morss.
II NJ
Harrison. Mrs. James NJ. Winters, Miss
Caroline Rowland.
| Invitations were issued yesterday by Mr..
and Mrs. William Orestes Wright for the
marriage Of their daughter Isabel and
| Mr.. Alvin Saunder Lockard, the wedding
to occur Tuesday, Jan. p, at 4:SO, at the
family residence, All Stevenson street, Free
port, Ill.
Mrs. NJ. b. Wilson gave a luncheon yes
terday. entertaining eighteen guests, among
whom were Mrs. Cool. of New York, with
| Mrs. William H.. Coleman, and Mrs. Nc
| Guggin and Mrs. Humes of Ironton, o.,
| with Mrs. Evan Lilly. The table was
adorned with yellow daisies.
Mrs. Oscar D. Bohlen was the hostess for
| a children's party yesterday afternoon. the
occasion being the tenth birthday a~nniver-
sary of her daughter, Cora. Mrs. Bohlen
| was assisted by Miss Pauline Stein, Miss
Laura Marten. Miss Mamie Mummenhoff
and Miss Elsa Kopp. A photograph enter
| tainment was provided for the amusement
( of the young folks.
Mrs. /. N. Richie was the hostess for a
charming tea yesterday. the guest of honor
being Mrs. James ~. Mount, who will leave
soon for her country home near Shannon
| dale for permanent residence. The different
rooms were fragrant with narcissus blooms
| and lilies of the valley and maiden-hair
ferns. Mrs. Richie was assisted by Mrs.
John NJ. Lilly and her visitor, Miss Fox,
Of Chicago. The invitations were issued to
the Daughters of the Revolution exclu-
sively, of which society Mrs. Mount is re-
gent.
The marriage of Miss Alice d. Lockwood
and Mr.. William r. Nieman occurred
| Wednesday evening at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. G.. ID. Smith. 923 North Capitol
| avenue. The Rev. Allen B.. Philputt pro-
| nounced the ceremony. The bride was at
tended by Miss Wayne Nieman, a sister of
| the bridegroom, and Mr.. Dwight Smith was
| the best man. The bride wore a pretty gown
of white organdie with trimmings of NOUS
seine de sole and Valenciennes lace. Miss
Nieman wore a gown or pink organdie and
| carried pink roses. An orchestra played the
wedding march and during the evening a
| varied programme OF music. Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith were assisted during the evening by
Mrs. Charles Jones. Mrs. Wilbur Alley,
| Mrs. Frank Wiley, Miss Margaret Cox,
Miss Nettie Davidson, Mrs. Cecilia Barry
and Miss Blanche Hupp, of Terre Haute.
Mr.. and Mrs. Niernan will reside in Chi
cage and leave Monday.
"A dL0 OllCt oA0 Will bt XIV
| en- in honor of new students by the Worries
Business College this evening in the col
lege rooms. The reception in
ciudes Miss Eta Arthur. of Washington:
Miss Grace Barnhart. of Cleveland. o.:
Miss Martha Bell. of Rushville; Miss Minnie
Berger, of Shelbyville: Miss Fanny Daw-
nard. of Danville; Miss Bessie Erwood. of
North Vernon; Miss June Magee. of Lo-
gansport; Miss Margaret McQuiston. of
Morning Sun, o.; Miss Glen Montanye. of
Greensburg; Miss Louise Schwinge. OF In
dianapolis: Mr.. Ben Bogue. of LincolnviIle:
Mr.. Frank Burns. OF Decatur; Mr.. VIII
Lanham. OF Greensburg: Mr.. George HUFF
magic, Of Cannelton; Mr.. Liston Hill. of
Seymour; Mr.. Elmer Lennon, OF Green's
burg: Mr.. Delmer Binford. OF Greenfield:
Mr.. Lindley Paul. of Cambridge City:
Mr.. Albert Stewart. OF Let's Corner: Mr..
Joe Johnson. OF Franklin: Mr.. Charles
Fields, of Bishop, Tex: Miss Alice Barge.
OF W~orthington: Mr.. Clyde Finnefrock. Of
Clarion, Pa; Mr.. Charles Miller. OF War
rensburg. Mo-: Mrs. j II. Tarver. of Star
City, Ark, and Mr.. Charles Hancock. Of
Neoga. Ill. The band concert will be given
by the college military band and orchestra,
Mr.. c. Ernest Guyton. director. There will
be dancing after the concert.
HIGGINS-DICKS.
Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal.
LEBANON. Ind, Jan. 10.-Dr. Otis His-
gins and Miss Blanche Dicks,
young people of this city. were married
last night at the home OF the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Dicks. They left
on the night train for Chicago. where the
doctor received his diploma to-day from the
husn Medical College. DIR. and Mrs. Hig-
gins Will reside In this city.
A Reauisition Honored.
Governor Mount yesterday honored a