The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-05-29

Mrs John NJ. Judah There are no in
yitatiOns.
Mr.. and Mrs j. Reyes and Miss Warren
returned 10 Terre Haute yesterday, after
a few days spent with Mr. and Mrs. Harold
b. Hibben.
Mrs O. p McCarty and Miss saylor,
of Cincinnati who have been visiting Mn
and Mrs Alfred F. Potts, returned home
yesterday.
Mrs W r. McKeen, jr.. of Cheyenne.
WyO.. is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John G.. New. She will remain in the city
for two or three weeks.
Mrs. Henry Coe. of 1929 Central avenue.
will receive informally Saturday afternoon
between the hours Of and 8, for Mrs.
A. +. Redfeld. OF Chicago.
Miss Elizabeth Smith, OF Hartford City.
who has been Miss Orrin WoOllens guest,
left yesterday for Franklin for a short
visit before returning home.
Miss Isabel Palmer was the guest OF
honor at a small company given yester-
day afternoon by Miss Beatrice Byers.
Miss Palmer IS one Of the June brides and
each guest embroidered her name on a
linen gift for her. Among the guests was
Miss Annie Hess. OF Wabash.
Mr. and Mrs. j. a. Lemcke will leave for
the East Saturday and will meet Miss
school which she attends will close on the
4th Of June. They Will sail on the eth on a
Hamburg American line boat and will meet
Mr. Ralph Lemcke. who has completed his
spend the summer travelling.
Mrs. Haleck Johnson entertained at
luncheon yesterday. Her guests were asked
TO meet her sister, Mrs Shaffer, OF Pitts
burg Carnations were used in the deco
ration of the table. Those entertained with
Mrs. Shaffer were Mrs. Winfield T. Dur
bin. Mrs E. H. Tripp Mrs. John B. Cock
harter DR.. Sarah Stockton, Mrs. j. o.
Henderson. Mrs. Agnes V. De Way, Mrs.
Cole of Rushville. Mrs. l. s. Woodbridge.
ATr- CO. nal MNrrI rnly
of Lafayette, Mrs. Grant Baker and Mrs.
ID. F. Fleener.
Invitations have been received from Will
liam Dwight Zehner for the marriage of
his daughter Mary Elizabeth and the Rev.
Archibald Hartman Bradshaw, to take place
Tuesday evening, June 10, at st. James's
Church. Lancaster. Pa, and for recep-
ton by the Rev. and Mrs. Walter Breed.
at st. James's rectory, at $3.50. Mr.. Brad
shaw is the of Mr. and Mrs. j. w.
Bradshaw, of Lebanon, formerly of In
dianapolis. Mr.. and Mrs Bradshaw will
live in New York, where Mr. Bradshaw IS
pastor of the Marble Collegiate Church.
The Spanish Club observed the last meet
ing of the year, last night, with a guest
on North Meridian street. About seventy
people were present to hear the pro-
grammc, which was rendered in Spanish.
with resumes In English for the benefit of
those who did not understand the Ian
guage. The programme, which consisted
of original stories, songs and Rotations,
was rendered by Miss Harriet Hosmer.
Miss Hernandez. Mrs. Wulschner, Prof.
Percy b. Burnett. Professor Troemel. Miss
Padial, Miss Stevenson Lucien Sullivan
and Miss Bradford. DR.. c. l. Fletcher
gave his views of Martinique as the clos
ing feature of the evening.
The Day Nursery, 521 East Wabash
street will observe its first anniversary to-
day with an all-day reception to visitors.
shown over the nursery. The day is in
charge of the president. Mrs. Louis Smith,
who will be assisted by Mrs. Frederick
Brown, Mrs. Frank w. Wood, Mrs. NJ. q.
Gould, Mrs. II. B. Sale. Mrs. II. G. Butler,
Mrs. w. w. Carter, Mrs. II. S. Wood. Mrs.
Horace Wright, Mrs. G.. w. Warmth. Mrs.
Mrs. Fred S. Knodle. Mrs. Edward Nell,
Mrs. Thaddeus Houston, Mrs. Z. b. Pugh,
Mrs. I. A. Afford. Mrs. II. A. Mansfield.
Mrs. Marmon Miss Julia Walk, Miss Clara
Hawkins, Miss Helen Werbe, Miss Nellie
Thornton, Miss Bertha Crosley, Miss Alma
Routh, Miss Susan Thompson. Mrs. Philip
Rappaport and Miss Julia Fish.
Mrs. John Taylor Martindale observed
her first reception afternoon at home yes
terday. The day was also the wedding
niversary OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
CORTLAND Van Camp. The guests were re-
ceived by Mrs. Martindale and Mrs. Van
Camp, and assisting were Mrs. 4. b. Mar
tindale, Mrs Charles Martindale, Mrs.
Clarence Martindale, Mrs. Hervey Bates.
Van Camp. Mrs. B. F. Riley. Mrs Hewitt
H Rowland Mrs. A. NJ. Robertson, Mrs
Edwin H. Forty. Miss Buford Miss At
kins. Miss Coburn, Miss Taylor Miss Knip-
penberg. Miss Carey. Mrs. John Bowus
Miss Halford of Washington, ID. c., Mrs
G.. c. McDermott Miss Elizabeth Cooper
and Miss Chambers Garden flowers adorned
the several rooms. Pink roses used
in the dining ROOM where the light fell
from pink-shaded tapers. A handsome
basket of roses graced the table, all the
appointments of which were in silver
Last night Mr.. and Mrs. Van Camp and
Mr.. and Mrs. Martindale received. assisted
by few of their friends.
YOUNT-HICKS.
A pretty wedding yesterday was that of
Miss Mary Sewell Hicks and Hannibal c.
Yount. of Covington. which was celebrated
at II o'clock at the home of Capt. and Mrs
]. A. Lemcke. on the corner of Meridian and
Vermont streets. The relatives and a few
friends. about fifty in ALL witnessed the
ceremony. which was pronounced by the
Rev. Lewis Brown, rector of st. Paul's
Church. An orchestra, screened by palms in
the front hallway. played the entrance
march. The bride entered on the arm OF her
brother. DR.. Harry S. Hicks, and Mrs
Hicks. the matron of honor, preceded them
The bridal party stood in the south parlor
before the long mirror which reflected a
Great bouquet of white lilies and the
dropping CrOcuS palms which stood on
either side. Broad white satin ribbons
marked the chancel The brides gown was
a handsome one of white panne crepe. the
bodice had a sheer yoke embellished with
French knots and a bertha of exquisite
point lace. The bridal bouquet was a
shower of lilies of the valley. Mrs Hicks
wore gown of pale grey crepe, inserted
with black crepe over ciel blue After the
ceremony a wedding breakfast was served
The guests were seated at small tables ar
ranged throughout the rooms. White and
green prevailed in the adornment of the
bridal table, the center being of ferns and
lilies. Seated here with Mr.. and Mrs.
Yount were DR.. and Mrs. Hicks. the Rev.
Mr.. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. h. II. Nebeker
of Covington, Miss Maude Elliot Miss
Erima Smith, of Rushville, and Mr. MAYER.
OF CovingtOn. Mr. and Mrs. Yount left yes
terday afternoon for Chicago and a "trip
in the Northwest. They will be at home i'm
COvington after July l. Among the guests
were Mrs. L. ID. Bosworth. of Crawfords-
VILE Fletcher b. Boyd and James Allen, of
CovingtOn.
COMMUNICATIVE
At noon yesterday the wedding of Miss
Edith May white and Mr.. Elvit Eugene
Norman, 49, of Butler. who has been
studying at Yale for the past year, took
place. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. Frank w. Norton at the Downev-
avenue Christian Church. The bridal
couple was unattended, and the ceremonies
very simple. After the wedding a reception
was given at the brides home TO which
only the most intimate friends were in
vited. The bridal couple will take a short