The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-12-12

the twenty-ffth anniversary Of their mar
riage on Tuesday evening entertaining \
their guests with musical programme
The ladies of Holy Innocents Episcopal /
Church will hold their annual CHRISTMAS
bazaar in the guildroom Of the ehuf tSis
Fletcher avenue and Cedar street, TINS |
afternoon and evening.
Miss Louise Moore. who has been visit |
ing the family Of Mr.. Nicholas McCarty, |
will go 10 Charlottesville to-day for a snort
visit and will return here before going 10
her home in Charlottesville.
Mrs. r. r. Buchanan has gone TO Sewick-
ley. Pa, TO visit her cousin, Mrs. ROBERT r
Nevin. formerly Miss Martha Bradshaw
of this city. Mrs. Buchanan VIII remain
away until the first of the year.
At the meeting of the Woodruff Place
Matinee Musicale, on Wednesday, with
Miss Lockwood; several piano selections
vocal numbers, and Master Levy played
the violin.
Among the Yale students who will return
home for the holidays are Richmond Lev,
ering, kennard WATSON, Will and Fred
Harold Taylor FROM Harvard and Win
Harding from Cornell.
Mr.. and Mrs Rensen T Rathfon enter
tanned friends at cards on Tuesday even
ing in celebration of their sixth wedding
anniversary. Holly adorned the arches and
chandeliers, and chrysanthemums were
scattered in vases about the rooms.
Mrs. Samuel Beaumont and children, of
Chicago, will arrive tomorrow to visit the
formers mother. Mrs. Jenkins. 4A North
Illinois street. They will remain until Mr.
Beaumont returns from Europe. Mr.. Beau
| mont will sail Saturday for Liverpool
| Circle No. / of Central-avenue Church
| will hold its annual Christmas sale in the
basement of the Sunday school room TO-
/ morrow afternoon and evening and Satur-
/ day morning. The usual fancy artcles'
provisions. dolls and candy will be sold.
Mr.. Alonzo p. Hendrickson gave birth
! day party on Tuesday evening. His guests
/ na1 al ATr X
rum. Admiral Brown, General McGinnls.
| Mr.. Smiley n. Chambers Col. l. y. Walker,
| Mr.. Henry w. Lawrence, Mr.. Clarence A.
Kenyon Mr.. Lewis, Mr.. Charles Wolcott,
Mr.. John S. Lazarus and Mr.. w. >. X.
Harrington
The Quality Club, of Anderson, en-
tertained at dinner last evening by Mrs. q.
| +. Lennox, on North Capitol avenue She
| was formerly member OF the club. The
women members are Mildred Mccullough,
I Louise LoVett, Leslia Kittnger, Mabel
| Crimes Lalyane Davis, Bertha Brown,
/ Donna Harter, Stella Harter, Lulu Hodson,
Mesdames e. L. Jones and Elmer 5. AL
bright.
A number Of entertainments will be given
for the members of the Yale Glee Club,
which will sing here on Christmas, among
them being tea given by Mrs. ii. L. Was
son and dinners for several of the members
by Mrs. Mortimer lowering, Mrs. 7. G.
Day, Mrs. G.. F. Sayles and Mrs. Ben Wal
colt. Several box parties will be given at
English's, including one with Mr.. Fred
Ayres as host.
Mrs Joseph F. Clay gave a large pro-
gressive euchre party yesterday afternoon,
being assisted by Mrs. Frank f. Fuller
and Mrs. Lyman w. Louis. Out-of-toNn
guests were Mrs Lewis. of Shelbyville,
with Mrs. Chauncey Clark; Mrs. Harry
Thompson, of Logansport, with Mrs. j. X.
Haute. with Mrs. w. w. HammeI A sec
ond party will be given by Mrs. Clay this
afternoon.
The officers and teachers of the Girls
Industrial School held meeting with Mrs.
Frank A. Blanchard yesterday afternoon:
The annual box opening took place and
the amounts collected in various ways for
the school were counted. The total ex-
will be held on Dec. 2S. There will be no
meeting Saturday of this week, as Tom
lnson Hall will be in use. This Christmas
the children will be given stockings, in
stead of candy.
Mrs. NJ. a. Crosley gave a luncheon yes
terday at her home on East Fifteenth
street. The dining room was decked with
pink roses and smilax. and the table deco
/ rations were in pink. The guests were
Mrs. Eugene G. Thompson, Mrs. j. V.
Dittemore, Mrs; Major Taylor, Mrs NJ u
Wilson, Mrs. Harriet A Bingham, Mrs.
Samuel A Johnston, Miss Sarah Wilson,
Miss Corela Taylor and Miss Susan
THOMPSON. Mrs. Crosley left last evening
} for New York and will soon start on a
trip through the Orient.
GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY.
: Last evening Mr. and Mrs. Charles Adag
: celebrated their golden wedding anniver-
) sary at their home, 1890 East Washington
street and there also took place the mar
riage of their daughter, Miss Cora Aldae
) and Mr.. William Gielow. The ceremony
occurred in front of bank of palms over
. arched with lattice of smilax intertwine6
with yellow chrysanthemums. The mantle
2 was decked with palms and golden rod
l The marriage service was pronounced by
the Rev NJ Hoehn, of Oak Park ILL.,, whit
had oficiated at the wedding Of two daugh
3 tiers of Mr. and Mrs Aldag, now Mrs
] Hirschman and Mrs Eberhardt, of Chi
, | cagO. The bride wore a gown of white bro
l caded silk organdie trimmed in escuria
I; | and narrow white ribbon, and in her hail
| was a rosette of chiffon. She carried Bride
I | roses. The only attendants were the fioWe
1 girls Freda Schaaf and Helen Hartman
| nieces of the bride and bridegroom. They
7 were dressed in pink organdie and carried
I baskets of pink roses. After the ceremOn!
{ there supper. AT one table, wher
: the appointments were in pink were seated
; the friends of the bride and groom, at an
q other the friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Aldag
l The latter table was decorated in yellow
/, Mrs. Aldag wore gown of black louisin
trimmed with applique. Conspicuous in tn
paror were ten chairs which Mr.. and Mrs
: Aldag had when they began housekeeping
: These were white with yellow cushions AM
I ribbons. Among the guests were Mr.. an
, Mrs Charles Hartman, the former bein
: best man when Mr.. and Mrs. Aldag wer
e married Mrs. Eberhardt and children, o
Il Chicago were present and will remain
through the holidays. Mr.. and Mrs. Gle
low will make their home with the bride
p parents.
I, DAILY-HARPER.
g Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
d VINCENNES, Ind, Dec. I.-This after
noon, at o'clock, Mr.. ]. ]. Daily, of Chi
cago, assistant manager of Robinso
e Brothers Circus, and Miss Ollie Harper, o
e Mount Carmel were married at the latte
?. place. This marriage is the sequel of a re
I mantle courtship which began last summe
II when the circus exhibited al Mount Carme
If Mr. Daily saw Miss Harper on the stree
q and at once fell desperately in love wit
It her. He sought an introduction and wOoe
L her successfully. They left tonight for
Il ! voyage 10 Europe and will spend the winte
ii FLEISCH-SNYDER.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
PERU, Ind, Dec. 1.-THE marriage c
George Kalbheisch and Miss Ora Snyde
~ took place at the home of the brides pal
A. ents in Tiffin, o., this evening, and was al
s tended by the Peru relatives of the groom
,n who is a son of DIR. and Mrs. a. ii. Kali
er hesch. The young man is connected wit
a the system of pOtteries which his brothers
he in-law, the Messrs Conradt, OF kokom'
u own.
SAWYER-LACEY.
OSKALOOSA, Ia, Dec. u.-Miss Bernie
Lacey, youngest daughter of Congressma
- John f. Lacey of Iowa, was married
IA EniScOOaI Church tonight