The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-04-17
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mr.. and Mrs. George Olmstead Hoadley
have returned from their wedding trip.
Mrs. Hugh H. Hanna, jr.. will observe
her third reception afternoon at home to-
day.
The Je Ma sails Quot of Broa5way will
meet with Mrs. Earring on Coiisge avenue
Friday afternoon.
Miss Zerelda Beatty. who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. w. F. G. Colt, at the Vic
toria, will leave to-day.
Miss Helene Greene, of Cleveland. Is
spending the week with Miss Martha Carey
on North Meridian street.
Judge and Mrs. Rush r. Sloane and Miss
Sloane, of Sandusky, o., are making a
weeks visit with Mrs. Eli Lilly.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. NJ. Gent, of Albany, Ind.
are visiting the family of Col. Nicholas
Ensley, 1916 North Meridian street.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Elizabeth Viveigh. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Viveigh, and Albert Rabe.
Mr.. John T. Lecklider announces the en-
gagement of his daughter Adelaide and Mr..
Eldridge NJ Shanklin, of Frankfort, Ind.
Miss Irma Wocher entertained a mum
Der Of her friends at hearts yesterday after
noon at her home on North Alabama street.
Mrs. George Catterson and daughter
Maria returned yesterday from q several
weeks trip to New Orleans and Pass Chris
tan.
Mr.. Pax p. Hibben, well known in this
city. has been elected one of the editors OF
the Nassau Literary Magazine at Prince
ton.
Mrs. Samuel Morrison, who, with her
daughter. has been spending a few days
in the city at the Denison. left yesterday
for Chicago.
Mrs. James A. Dodson n daughter. of
Chicago, who came for the Hoadley-
Schleicher wedding, will return to-day to
their home in Chicago.
Mrs. John Leland Greenleaf and Miss
Virginia Greenleaf left yesterday for Chi
cage to join Mr.. Greenleaf, who is there
for permanent residence.
Mrs. Barrett has been the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. Thomas G.. Smiley. on North
Meridian street for a short time on her
way to her home in Kansas City.
Mrs. Hugh II. Hanna, jr.. has issued cards
for a high tea on Tuesday. April %, in
honor of Miss Marion Wright, of Detroit,
who is the guest of Miss Holiday.
Miss Jennie -Pfaffenberger has returned
from Asheville. where she and her sister,
Miss Josephine, have been spending the
winter. Miss Josephine will remain until
July.
The invitations to the play Dido" which
will be given Saturday evening by the
senior class of the Girls Classical School
may be obtained from Mrs. Sewall or from
the Members of the school.
Invitations have been issued by Mr.. and
Mrs. David a. Williams for the marriage OF
their daughter Annabel and Emerson Wav-
land Chaille. To take place Wednesday even
ing. April 80. at the residence. 2512 College
avenue. The at-hOme announcement is 140t
College avenue after June 8.
Mrs. Alfred NJ. Ogle entertained at
luncheon yesterday for her guest, Mrs.
Charles II. Pierce. of Lafayette. and Mrs.
Alfred Diver. who is visiting Mrs. Morti.
mer lowering. The table at which the
guests were seated was adorned with tulips,
daffodils and primroses. With the guests
of honor those entertained were Mrs. Morti-
mer Devering. Mrs. John O. Perrin, Mrs.
w. r. Hayward. Mrs. j. X. Lilly. Mrs. John
Hendricks, Mrs. Benjamin d. Walcott. Mrs.
and Miss Mckenzie and Miss Florence
Coffin.
Mrs. Walter Hayes Fitch and Miss Har-
riet Fitch were the hostesses for a recep-
ton yesterday afternoon. to which their
friends were invited to meet their guests
Miss Kate Churchill. of Rushville. and Miss
Goldla Cannon of Greensburg. The callers
were received in the east Darlor. which
was adorned with pink spring flowers
palms and smilaX. Assisting were Mrs
Harry COndit. Mrs. James NJ. Judson. Mrs
Emma Hurt, Miss Mary Kahlo, Miss lii
liam Mitchell, Miss Mabel Norris and Miss
Leland Hoffman,, of Greenfield. Punch wa
served in the library by Miss Mabel Bartol
Miss Lucille Gallon and Misses Olive and
Mary Fitch. The color red prevailed in the
dining room. the scheme OF color being car
ried out in the lights and in the ices and
bOnbOns. Numerous out-of-town guest,
were present and among them were Mrs
Mary McMOrrOw, OF Oldenburg; Miss
Frances Stomp. of Dayton; Mrs. Kyle. oil
Greenfield. and Miss Wright. of Anderson
In the evening a second company was giver
by Mrs. Fitch and Miss Fitch, and the as.
sistants of the afternoon helped in the en-.
tertainment of the guests. This evenins
Miss Rose Vinnedge Will give a dinner il
honor of Miss Fitch and her visitors.
RIDDLE-DAVIDSON
The marriage of Miss May Pearl David.
son and Mr.. John Charles Riddle took place
last night at the home of the brides par.
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Davidson, or
West Eighteeth street. The bride was at.
tended by Mrs. Charles l.. Davidson, the
matron OF honor. and Miss Harriet Akin
The best man was Mr.. Ralph yesterday
The brida party stood before a bower Of
palms and ferns in the front parlor anC
the ceremony vas pronounced by the Rev
James Stanley. rector of Christ Church
Mr.. Davidson giving his daughter away
The wedding march from "Lohengrin" wa.
played by Miss Bessie Washburn. and &
harpist played oh. Promise Me" during
the ceremony. The gown worn by the bride
was or. white chiffon over silk. en- train
with "A shirred yoke and bertha OF chiffon
The bouquet was OF Bride roses. Mrs
Davidson wore a white silk striped berag,
embellished with pink maline and carried
In pink null n carried carnations Of IN,
same color Ia the decorations of tn,