The Indianapolis journal., 1902-09-23

Wayne. Miss Mohr is a pianist of much
note. and Mr.. Urbahns is the principal
baritone singer Of that city.
Presidents day was observed yesterday
afternoon by the Woman's Research Club
at the home of Mrs. j. j. Brown. The decor
ations and appointments of the afternoon
were all after the japanese style. Mrs.
G.. NJ Henderson, the incoming president,
was introduced. DIR. Frank Foxworthy
gave a talk on the Philippines and during
the social hour which followed harpist
and violnist played.
Miss Louise Reese was the hostess for
dainty luncheon yesterday in honor of Miss
Elizabeth Johnson, of Avondale. who is the
guest of Miss Frances Pangborn. The table
was embellished with the colors of the
Womans College of Baltimore, dark blue
and old gold To meet Miss Johnson were
Miss Wemple. of Passaic. n. j., who is the
guest of Miss King; Miss Foster. of Craw-
fordsville, with Miss Stevenson; Miss Pang-
born. Miss Mary and Miss Cornelia Searie.
Miss Edna Rexford, Miss Jane Rawls, Miss
dean Kirlin.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. K. English celebrated the
fiftieth anniversary OF their wedding yes
terday at their home on College avenue
The affair was informal and they received
their friends in the afternoon and evening.
Their home was prettily arranged with
yellow flowers Of various kinds symbolic
of the golden anniversary. Souvenirs for
the guests were acknowledged cards tied
with yellow satin ribbons, with the letter
'E'' and the dates of the wedding and an
niversary. Assisting I'm the hospitalities
were the daughters, Misses Julia and JOS
ephine English; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kee-
gan, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry English and the
granddaughters, Miss Edna English and
Miss Edith Keegan. Miss Clara Twiname,
Miss Julia Howland and Miss Josephine
Boswell also assisted.
CUNNINGHAM-JOHN
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
FORT WAYNE, Ind, Sept. 22-The mar
riage of Miss Catherine B. Johnson. NJ D..
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander John
son, and Samuel Robert Cunningham, M.
D., of Indianapolis. took place at o'clock
this afternoon. The Rev. Mr.. Dewhurst.
former pastor of Plymouth Congregational
Church at Indianapolis, of which the John
son family, during their long residence in
indianapolis were members, officiated.
The bride is graduate of the Fort Wayne
Medical College, and after gaining her
diploma was medical inferno at the State
Hospital for the Insane at Logansport
DR.. Cunningham was also connected with
that institution. and 1t was there that the
attachment was formed and the betrothal
contracted. Both bride and groom move in
the best circles. The guests were the i'm
mediate families of the bride and groom
They will take trip east before announc-
| ing themselves at home to friends In In
| dianapolis, where DR.. Cunningham is en-
gagged in the practice Of his profession.
GUTHRIE-CECIL.
| Special to the Indianapolis Journal
| MUNClE, lnd, sept H-The marriage of
Miss Ina Cecil, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles w. Cecil, and Harry Guthrie took
place yesterday afternoon at the brides
| country home, east Of Muncie. The we'd
ding was very elaborate affair and was
witnessed by 400 invited guests. Miss Anna
| Leonard, of Economy, was maid OF honor,
| and l.. A. Guthrie. of Muncie, best man.
Professor Damm's orchestra, of Muncie,
played the bridal march. The Rev. Thomas
| Bean, of Greencastle a cousin Of the bride.
| officiated The bride is young woman of
| many accomplishments. The groom is pri-
vate secretary to George F. McCulloch.
president Of the Union Traction Company.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Guthrie will make their home
1 in Indianapolis.