The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-11-09

ward Taylor, of Kansas City, with Mrs.
Arthur Deuel. Gates. and Mrs. Matlack, Of
Kentucky. with Mrs. Raymond p Van
Camp.
A group Of Indianapolis people. contem-
plating a trip to Mexico. met last Friday
evening at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Her
man Munk. on North Delaware street. TO
talk OF Mexico and discuss the plans of
their trip TO that state. A pleasant part OF
the evenings programme was the inter-
esting stereopticon views Of Mexico, which
were presented by DR.. Calvin 1. Fletcher.
in illustration OF a short talk on the sub
ject which he gave. Mr.. Charles Z. Wall
ingford also spoke upon Picturesque and
Historic Mexico and the evening was
highly enjoyed by all present
DIR. II. II. Wheeler gave a dinner last
Monday evening at the Grand Hotel in
honor of Miss Eleanor Minor and Mr..
George winslow Talbot, whose marriage
occurred Wednesday evening. White chrys-
anthemums formed the table decorations.
The other guests included Miss Minor Miss
Lohmeyer of Peru. Miss Kate Stewart of
Greensburg, Mr.. Frank NJ. Talbot, jr., and
Mr.. John w. Minor of Denver. Later Mr..
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gave a box party for the same guests at
English's Opera House, which was fol-
lowed by a supper at the Columbia Club.
The Daughters of ST. Paul. society or
gained among the young people of the st.
Paul Episcopal Church within the past
year, gave its first entertainment Thursday
evening in the form of reception at the
he
members and friends of the church and
they were entertained with series of stere-
opticon views, presented by Mr.. George F.
Applegate The pictures were scenes from
California. and were much enjoyed by all.
The parish house was attractively decorat-
ed with flowers and ferns.
Wednesday evening the Up-to-date Cinch
Club met at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ j. Stewart, No. q Highland avenue. and
reorganized for the season. The meetings
will occur regularly every second Wednes-
day of the month. The first meeting will
be Nov. 10 at the home of Mr.. G. w. Dick,
No. 1112 East Market street. Mr.. Dick and
Mr.. Harris were reelected president and
secretary, respectively, for the seventh
time, unanimously. The members of the
club are Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Stewart. Mr..
and Mrs. C. o. Harris. Mr. and Mrs. G. w.
Dick, Mr. and Mrs. o. B. Barthel. Mr.. and
Mrs F. p. Randall Mr.. and Mrs. c. w.
Goldsberry, Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Schrader,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Q. Hicks.
A pretty wedding took place Wednesday
morning at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Owen
Hartzell on Pratt street. the immediate
family and a few friends being present.
The bride was the eldest daughter, Miss
Sara Norton Hartzell. and the bridegroom
Mr.. Charles Meo, of Anderson. The Rev.
c. w. Crooke, Of Howard-place NJ. E.
Church, offciated. The attendants were
Miss Bethel Hartzell and Walter 8. Hart
zell, sister and brother of the bride. The
wedding gown was of white silk null, with
lace and ribbons, and the flowers an arm
bouquet of white carnations. After con-
grattllations there was a breakfast. A re-
ception was given by the bridegrooms
father, after which Mr.. and Mrs. Meo left
for Anderson, where they will be at home
to their friends after Dec. 1.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. thinner gave a re-
ception Tuesday at their home on North
Capitol avenue, to which their friends were
invited to meet DR.. and Mrs. George I.
Moore, of Washington, d. c. graceful
decoration of Southern smilax, combined
with a profusion of yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS, formed the decoration of the hall
and parlors. In the dining room the flowers
used were red chrysanthemums, which were
arranged as the centerpiece of the table,
with clusters of white chrysanthemums on
the sideboard. Assisting in the Inequalities
of the evening were Mrs. G. T. Moore. Mrs.
Harriet B. Hall, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hall,
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Moore, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Hubbard, Mrs. Emma b. Nc
Coy, Miss Moore, Miss June Hecker, Miss
Mary Kurtz, Miss Anna Mccoy and Miss
Mary Kahlo.
A large reception was given yesterday
afternoon by Mrs. John F. Hennessey in
honor of her guest, Miss Margaret Grove.
of Dayton, o. American Beauty roses and
chrysanthemums were combined with
palms and ferns in the decoration of the
several rooms. An orchestra played during
the receiving hours. Assisting Mrs. Hen
nessey were Mrs. Hugh MCGOWAN, Mrs. r.
r. Shiel, Mrs. Margaret F. Peelle, Mrs S.
p. Sheerin, Mrs. A. NJ Sweeney, Mrs.
Henry w. Lawrence, Mrs. Michael Clune,
Mrs. j. l.. Casper, Mrs. Lyman w. Louis.
Mrs. Charles z. Judson, Mrs. r. w. Gar
stang. Mrs. Harry Metzger. Mrs. Frank
| Carvin, Mrs. Carl Swiggett, Mrs. w. H..
/ Smith, Mrs. Frank Vinson, Mrs. F. T..
| Edenharter Mrs. Willis Fugate, Mrs. Will
mington, Mrs. George Wilson, Mrs. George
/ Drury, Miss Alice Wilson, Mrs. Harry
! Dickhut, Miss Mary Renihan, Mrs Edward
| Simpson. Misses Villa Nicholas. Anna
Tousey. Cecil Clune, Madelaine McDermott,
Helen Werbe, Gertrude Metzger and Julia
Walk. Among the callers were Mrs. Will
| liam Stokey. Mrs. Sessions and Miss Mary
/ T. Wilson, of Evansville: Mrs. p. II. Blue,
/ of Sullivan; Mrs. Walter Swiggett, of Cam
bridge City.
| pretty bridal luncheon was given Mon
/ day at the Columbia Club by Miss Mary
/ Van Wrinkle for Miss Brash and Miss
/ Wocher, two of last Wednesdays brides.
| Covers were laid for eighteen and the
| guests were seated at heart-shaped table.
] Suspended over its center was a wedding
/ bell of white chrysanthemums and Bride
/ roses. From the bell white and pink satin
ribbons were stretched TO the chairs, and
! the seats for the brides were marked with
i big white satin bows. The centerpiece of
! the table was fernery held I'D by four lit