The Indianapolis journal., 1902-10-01
an Sanitary Engineering Company of De-


troit.
The Aftermath Club will meet this after
noon with Mrs. c. Behymer, SIG Dewey
avenue, Irvington. The programme Will
consist OF a symposium. How Can tne @
Busy Housekeeper Find Time for the
Club?" Mrs. Rhodes will be leader. There
will be music.
Mrs. Alice Snyder and Mr.. and Mrs AL
bert Snyder will occupy their home on
North Pennsylvania street this winter. MT.
and Mrs. Henry Rauh and family, VINO
have been occupying the residence 1or the
past two years, will be at the Hotel Eng
lish this winter.
The marriage of Miss Susan Knapp. OF
Maysville, KY, and Mr.. o. l.. Noble, OF TINS
city. will take place tonight at the nome
of the brides parents. Miss Knapp sings
at the Central-avenue Church. Mr. NOBLE
will bring his bride to this city and they
will reside at 2122 Central avenue, where
they will be at home after Oct. Is.
Mrs Oscar II. Boecher gave an informal
company yesterday afternoon, entertaining
with a card party and kitchen shower In
honor of Miss Alma Hermany, who Will De
married Oct. TO Mr.. William c. Gardner.
Mrs. Boecher was assisted by Mrs. L. n.
wiles and Mrs. John Wacker. Miss Her,
many will be the guest of honor at card
party and china shower to be given Satur-
day BY Miss Laura Hauss, and at book
shower TO be given Monday by Miss Clara
Ritter.
The first of the early fall receptions was
s. Folsom, Mrs. Edison f. Folsom and Miss
Folsom at their home on Park avenue.
Their guests were asked to meet Mrs. Clar-
ence NJ. Zener and Mrs. Edward G. Herein.
The callers were received between the
hours of 3 and and the reception room
was attractively decorated with white
roses arranged with ferns and vines. The
mantels in the several rooms were banked
with green palms and the chandeliers hung
with smilax. The second parlor had red
flowers arranged in vases and bowls and
he dfr1fr Anrn fr, 1frx A I'M
Der of friends assisted in the hospitalities
of the afternoon. Among the guests were
Miss Emma Friedley. Of Bedford; with Mrs
Harmon H. Friedley, and Miss Myrtle
Parks. of Martinsville, with Miss Julia
Landers.
GOSHEN WEDDINGS.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
GOSHEN, Ind, Sept. 30-Mr. William u.
Miller, of Des Moines. Ia, former Elk
hart county boy, and Miss Glade Lenor
Swartz, teacher of this county for several
years, were married at o'clock this even
ing at the home of the brides parents. Mr..
and Mrs. John s. Swartz, of Clinton town
ship. by Rev. I. L. Berkey. Mr.. Miller has
been for nearly three years with the Grand
Union Tea Company at Des Moines, Ia,
and after Oct. 20 they will be at home In
that city at 1645 East Lynn street.
Mr.. Harry o. Green, of Pittsburg, Pa,
formerly assistant superintendent OF the
Indiana Railway Company at Elkhart, and
Mrs. Samuel Logan, of this city. were mar
ried last evening at the brides home in the
presence of about one hundred guests, Rev.
Isaac l.. Berkey officiating. They are popu-
lar young people OF this community. They
will live at Pittsburg, Pa, where Mr.. Green
Is now employed.
wADSwORTH-HAY.
NEwBURY, N. H, Sept 30.-Very quietly
and in the presence of only relatives and
closest friends Miss Alice Hay. second
| daughter of Secretary of State John Hay
and James w. wadsworth, of Geneseo, N
Y. were married to-day at the Fells, Lake
Sunapee, the summer home of the brides
| father. Although all the arrangements fol
the wedding were made with the utmost
privacy the residents of the vicinity fell
great interest In 1T. as 1t is by far the most
| important wedding that ever took place IN
| this section. Few, however, among them
received invitations. In fact, the number
of guests was only thirty. The ceremony
| took place at 2 o'clock The Rev. c. l.
| and Mrs. Hay, performed the ceremony to-
| day.
| MYRICK-HELTHOUS
| Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
RICHMOND, Ind, Sept. 3O-William B
| Myrick. son of Mr.. and Mrs B. B. Myrick
| jr., and Miss Grace Helthouse. daughter
| of the late B. A. Helthouse, county re.
| corder, were married last night by the Rev
| 8. r. Lynons, of the United Presbyterian
Church. They are quite well-known young
sOULEs- -NEwKoM.
| Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Sept. 30.-James
Soules county auditor. and Miss Minnie
Newkom, court stenographer, were married
this evening at the residence of the brides
parents on North Fifth street.