The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-04-10
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mrs. DR.. Wooden Will not observe her
afternoon at home to-day.
Mrs Hewitt H. Rowland has gone to
New York for short visit.
Mrs w. N. Gates has returned from a
ten days stay at West Baden.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Smock Allen have
returned from their wedding trip.
Miss Estelle Jones has returned home
from Wabash where she visited Miss Belle
Meyer.
Mrs f. ]. Fisher and daughter Florence
have returned from a visit with Mrs. Fish
er's parents in Urbana Ill.
Mr. Arthur Fiske, who has been visiting
his sister Mrs William Ianders will re-
turn to his home in Toledo Saturday.
Mr. Arthur B. Compton and Mr. Walter
II. Judd will give informal party at
the Brenneke Academy tomorrow evening.
Mrs Herman Sayles will leave to-day for
Worcester, Mass, where she will be the
guest of Mrs Irving Swan Brown for some
time
Mrs. Hugh II. Hanna, jr., will observe
her second reception afternoon since her
marriage to-day at her home. II East Tenth
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Addison Bybee have re-
turned from New York, where they spent
the Easter vacation with their daughter
Louise.
Miss Helen Greene, of Cleveland, o.. is
the guest of Miss Muriel Hit. Later she
will be with Miss Martha Carey for a
weeks visit.
Mr.. George Terrell, of San Antonio Tex,
was in the city Tuesday, the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. George G. Hit. Mr.. Terrell has
recently been appointed second lieutenant
of artillery
Mrs William A. Quayle is the guest of
Mrs Daniel Stewart. DIR. Quayle, who re-
turned with her from Kansas City, left to
fill several lecture appointments and will
return here tomorrow.
The marriage of Miss Immaculate Cecilia
Martin and Eldon ID. Cloud will take place
to-day at the Church of the Assumption.
the Rev. Joseph +. Weber officiating. No
cards.
Mrs Hervey Bates was the hostess for
a reception yesterday afternoon at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. John o. Per
rim on North Meridian street. in honor of
Mrs Katherine Billiard. Mrs. Billiard has
been absent from the city for some time,
and has now returned here to reside. and
the reception was in the nature of a well
come TO her. Among the guests of the
afternoon were many representatives of the
older families of the city. Mrs. Billiard
was we'll known both for her own literary
abilities and as the wife of a prominent
physician of the city, DR.. Billiard. who died
while serving in the United States army.
The Billiard home was for many years the
Henry Ward Beecher residence East
Ohio street, and the families were friends.
Mrs PERKINS, home was adorned with
spring flowers for the occasion, and many
friends called to greet Mrs. Billiard.
EY-SCHLEICHER.
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that of Miss Gertrude Schleicher, daughter
of Mrs. Elizabeth Schleicher. and Mr.
George Olmstead Hoadley, son of Mr.. and
Mrs p. L. Hoadley, of Newark, n. ]. The
Schleicher home on North Delaware street
was beautifully adorned with a profusion
of flowers and palms and hung in smilax
for the occasion. An aisle. marked by
white satin ribbons led from the stairway
to the south parlOr, where the ceremony
man, Mr. Fred Gordon, of New York, en-
tered first They were followed by the
bridesmaids Miss Aliene Hoadley. of New
ark n j.. and Miss Jane Kyle Miss Verna
Clevland and Miss Blanche Laycock Then
came the maid of honor. Miss Erla Bowers
followed by the two little flower bearers,
Master Fred SChleicher and Miss Angeline
fore the bride a she entered on the arm of
her brother Mr.. Adolf SChecher. The
bridal party stood beneath a canopy of
smilax. which studded with white
roses and from which was suspended a
large wedding bell Of flowers. The Rev. c.
80 O'Clock. and Immediately after he
touched the wedding bell and its shower OF
blossoms fell upon the heads of the bride.
and groom. The brides gown was an ex-
quisite one of panne crepe, trimmed with
D0fnt brOuge lace. Across the bodice was
tiny French knots and the same idea was
carried out on the sleeves. The skirt was
simply patterned. with a long train and had
each seam hand-embrOidered. The bride
wore a veil and carried a shower bouquet
OF Bride roses. The maid OF honor's gown
was a dainty one OF white null. entfaine
with a bodice and skirt yoke effect of