The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-12-05
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.


laeum on Friday evening, zee. r.
Miss Gunther, of Owensboro. KY. is the
guest of Miss Benaldine Smith.
Mrs. J. K. Cooper received yesterday for
Mrs. w. K. Cooper. who is a recent bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merry C. Van Anda Will
go TO Buffalo the latter part of the week,
where they will reside.
Mr.. Raymond Lynn has resigned as tenor
sOloist at Christ Church. the resignation
TO take effect on Jan. l.
Mrs. Frederick Whitlock will observe her
first reception day this afternoon at her
home, So Woodruff Place.
Mrs. Charles F. Robbins Will receive in
formally on Thursday afternoons during
December at the Delano.
Mrs. John L. Grifiths will give a dinner
tomorrow in honor of Mrs. Alpheus II.
Snow, of Washington, ID. G.
Miss Florence Webster went TO Chicago
yesterday to visit her aunt. Miss Laura A.
Smith formerly of this city.
The Round Table Cinch Club was enter
tanned yesterday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. w. 6. Elsasser, 1119 Broadway.
Friday will be the reception day OF Mrs.
John KoImer, formerly Miss May Aufder-
heide, now residing at 1909 Central avenue.
Mrs. John w. Lovett and Mrs. Earl
Reeve. of Anderson, were In the city yes
terday to see David Harum" at English's
Miss Anna Dean will give a high tea to-
morrow in honor of her guests. Miss Dawes.
Of Marietta o., and Mrs. S. +. Perkins, jr
Mr.. Booth Harrington returned yesterday
afternoon from New York, where he went
TO superintend the staging Of Monsieur
Beaucaire."
Mrs. Claude Matthews and Miss Camp
bell. of Clinton. are visiting in the city. Mrs
Matthews will make Indianapolis her per-
manent home after Christmas.
Mr.. John w Layne. of this city, and
Miss Mary Power were married yesterday
at Brockton. III. Mr.. and Mrs. Layne will
be at home after Jan. 1 at S37 College ave-
nue..
Mr. Love Morgan and Miss Maude z.
Kitchener were married on Tuesday even
ing at the home of the bride. 25O6 North
New Jersey street, the Rev. w. NJ. Kar-
stedt officiating.
Mrs. S. Elliott Perkins and Mrs. S. E.
Perkins. jr.. will observe their at home
day this afternoon for the last time until
after the holidays. They will be assisted
by Miss Anna Dean and her guest, Miss
Dawes. of Marietta. o.
The Christmas sale of the Fourth Pres
byterian Church will be held tomorrow
evening and all day Saturday at the home
Of Mrs. Victor Hendricks. 1927 North Me-
ridian street Among the numerous articles
for sale are a large and varied collection or
Indian baskets.
Mrs w d. Pratt will give an informal
reception on Saturday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock TO the wOmen's auXiliaries OF the
Episcopal churches of the city. Mrs. j. NJ.
Francis and Mrs. Charles II. Evans will
be present and will give short talks. No
invitations have been issued.
The children are promised rare treat
in the play TO be given under the direction
of Mr.. Morris at the German House on
Friday evening and Saturday afternoon.
Fairies will be transformed into mortals
and gay scenes then be presented. Beau
tiful dolls for Christmas gifts, also candies,
aprons, etc, will be for sale.
Mrs. o. 3. Jameson gave a dinner on
Tuesday. in honor of Mr.. Horace Speed. of
Oklahoma. The decorations in the parlors
were of yellow chrysanthemums, and in the
dining room all the appointments were yell
low. Covers were laid for twelve. The
table cover was lace over yellow satin and
at one end there was a fiat bouquet Of yell
low chrySanthemumS, while a standing
bouquet of the same flower adorned the
other end and the Grecian candles had
dainty yellow shades. The china was also
yellow. Mrs. Snow, of Washington, d. c.,
was a guest. Mr.. Speed left yesterday for
his home.
VAN WIE-JUDSON.
The marriage of Miss Mary Jeanette
Judson and Mr.. Frank Leslie Van VIE took
place yesterday morning at Christ Church.
While the guests were being escorted to
pews by Mr.. Homer Van VIE, brother of
the bridegroom, and Mr.. John V. Dittemore,
Mr.. Joiner played a varied programme of
music, which changed to Faithful and
True" from "Lohengrin." as the bride
entered with her brother, Mr.. Charles E.
n. "A
bridegroom and Rev. James Dowdel Stan
ley rector of Christ Church After the
reading of the service the betrothal and ex-
change of rings was made by the bride and
bridegroom themselves as the organist
played Thine Eyes So Blue and Tender"
The bride simply and elegantly dressed
in blue cloth tailor-made gown and black
velvet hat trimmed with black tips. She
wore a large bouquet of English violet3 and
carried mink muff. AS the couple marched
down the aisle the Mendelssohn rrarch was
r.raw IT, Va, 4
the congratulations of their friends at the
front of the church. They left Immediately
for New York. where they will be at home
at Bingham boulevard and Ninety-fourth
Mrs. Ellis Proudfit, cousins Of the bride,
were here to attend the wedding
Y-THORNBURGH.
Special to the Indi lnapolis Journal
RICHMOND, Ind, Dec. 4.-The First
Presbyterian Church was the scene this
morning Of a very pretty wedding. The
principals were Ernest d. Findlay, of De-
troit, Mich, and Miss Mae Thornburgh,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. William Thorn
burgh. and one of the city's prominent and
popular young women. The bride and
bridegroom We're unattended at the church
and entered together, preceded by the
ushers. Messrs Milton Craighead, Harry
Thornburgh, Ray Shiveley and DR.. Walter
Wilson. DR. Isaac NJ. Huges. pastor of the
CnuTcn, performed the ceremony, winch
was witnessed by a large assembly. The
bride travelling gown of blue broad
cloth and hat of black, with gray plumeS,
and carried pink rosebuds. Mr.. and Mrs.
Findlay left on "A trip to Indianapolis and
Chicago, after which they will go 10 Detroit
TO reside Among the guests from abroad
Mrs. Margaret Macbeth, of Detroit;
George Findlay. of Chatham, Ont; Mr.. and
Mrs. j. ~ Thornbugh. of New Castle, Ind
LEWIS-CONNOR.
s~aeiai ~ tia Indians noIiS Journal
NEW ALBANY. Ind, Dec. 4.-The mar
rage of Mr.. William p. Lewis and Miss
Alma Conner was solemnized tonight at
9 O'Clock at the Second Presbyterian
Church. the Rev. Hamilton A. Hymes of
ficiating The maid of honor was Miss Edna
Connor sister of the bride. and the best
man Mr.. Lewis ID. Mann. of 81. Paul MINI.
The bridesmaids were Misses Edith Holt
day. OF Cairo. Ill: Estelle SackCtt, of Louis
Vile: Martha Sackett. OF Seattle, Wash
Mayme Frisbie. Grace Schoonover and Jess
anime Boilvin, of this city. The ushers
were Messrs. W. c. Moore. of New York
city: Willis Davis and William Allen of
Louisville: Bruce Sackett. Richard Nree-
denburg and George III. Hester After a re-
ception at the brides home Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis left for a three weeks wedding trip
through the South and East The bride is
a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred ID. Con-
nor, OF this city, and the groom Is a promi-
nent young business man.
SHILLING-WHITTE
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
PERU, Ind, Dec. 4.-The marriage OF
Abraham Shilling and Miss Bertha Whit
tenberger took place this evening at the
home Of the bride on east Fifth street at
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