The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-06-04

Corina Winters, Miss Sauna Deniston. Miss
Flora Paetz and Miss Jessie Kissel served
the punch. Among the guests who came
from out of town for the wedding were
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. p. Deniston. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Robertson and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. II. Murray and son Guy. DR.. and
Mrs. w. A. Hoff of Peru; Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Conrad. of Kokomo; Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles w Milks, of Peru: Mr.. and Mrs.
Jerome Perry, of Terre Haute; Mr.. and
Mrs. E. S. Wheeler. or Detroit; Mr.. and
Mrs F. o. Robinson, of Richmond. Va;
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Willis, of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Watson left last night for
a short trip TO Chicago. They will be at
home after July at 1909 Ashland avenue.
THE SENIOR HOP.
The members of the senior class OF the
Girls Classical School gave their annual
hop last night at the Propylaeum. They
were assisted in receiving their friends by
Mrs. May Wright sewall. principal of the
school. The dancing hall was made at
tractive with palms and vines and was gay
with streamers of the class colOrs of red
and purple. Soft rugs and cushions COW
cred the platform at the east end, where
Harris Orchestra, screened by palms,
played for the dancers. a feature of the
evening was the rendering OF The Dido
waltzes, composed by Miss Lula Frey
burger, a member of the class. The four
parts of the waltz were named for the
officers OF the class-AIiss Barbour. Miss
Chenoweth, Miss Fletcher and Miss Tay-
lor. The words, which were Miss Wrights
composition, were sung by the young wom-
en- as they danced. Assisting in the hospi-
talities were the families of the young hos
tesses number of out-of-tOwn guests
were present. among them MI. and Mrs
Freyburger, of Decatur, Ill; Mr.. and Mrs
Nathaniel Bond of Delphi, Mrs. w p. Zim-
norman of Brazil and Mr.. Roberts of
shelbyville. Ill. The following belong to
the senior class, which will be graduated
this evening: Miss Gladys Wright, Miss
Hazel Augusta Kinney, Miss Margie Anne
Taylor. Miss Hazel West, Miss Hilda
Fletcher. Miss Anna Violet Barbour. Miss
Lydia Maxwell Parry. Miss Frances Rob
erts Miss Salie Jackson Hail. Miss Adebel
Chenoweth, Miss Caroline Emma Frenzel.
Marguerite Bowen and Miss Lula Frey
burger.
ROMANCE AND WEDDING.
| Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
WASHINGTON, June 3.-The marriage of
George w. Faris. son of ex-Congressman
Faris, of Terre Haute and Miss Harriet P.
Lowell of this city. is the result of an in
| teresting romance. which was made known
TO the relatives and friends of the couple
| the day of the wedding. The groom has
| been in Washington attending the National
| Law School. from which institution he
| graduated some time ago. He was danger
ously ilf and Miss Lowell helped care for
| him, and the young man says she saved
| his life. During a recent visit home he
| thought the matter over and hurried back
| TO Washington and the wedding was the
| result They will attend the reunion of
Representative Faris's class 0S1O at
| Greencastle next week, one feature of
| which will be a meeting of the children of
| the class members.
DUNCAN-BATMAN.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
BEDFORD. Ind, June S-Dr. ]. B. Dun
can. of this city. and Miss Olive Batman.
of Anderson, were married at Louisville.
r.. a. da,- The wedding tool, DIacp al the
Gait House in the presence of a number OF
their friends from this city and Anderson.
The Rev. T.. Richard Edwards, pastor OF the
First Christian Church. of this city, ac-
companied the groom and performed the
ceremony. DR.. Duncan Is one OF the most
prominent physicians in the county and Is
well known throughout Indiana. The bride
has many relatives and friends in this
vicinity They will live here.