The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-04-05

premises. The situation next day is very
exciting. however, as the two guests are
kept out Of each others sight with great
dificulty. BY serving meals at Inherent
times and by the use of various rides and
walks things go smoothly until afternoon.
when, TO get Mr.. Ingalls, out of the way,
he Is told to go to bed and take a nap.
This unwelcome plan for his comfort he
circumVents and goes out TO the garden IN
stead. where. Of course, he meets Kitty,
and. like the Old-fashioned stories. all ends
we'll" The parts were exceptionally well
taken and the audience was highly pleased
from beginning TO end. The play was IN
connection with a fashionable vaudeville
performance. got up i'm real vaudeville style.
Mr.. William b. WheelOck gave a CHAR
acter sketch and Mrs. Jennie Goldthwalte
Murphy appeared in a character song. Mr..
Harry Murphy gave a series of experiments
in legerdemain. Mrs. Katharine Hicks gave
several readings and Mrs. Florence Ssaler,
vocalist, was accompanied by Mrs. Nc
Gibeny. The executive staff consisted OF:
Manager. George r. Hume; stage manager,
Norris Ross; electrician, f. NJ. Ayres; mas
ter of properties, ]. S. Holiday; mistress
of wardrobe. Nine. Hume; chief scenic
artist, Mrs. Holiday; prompter, Mrs. Ross.
y PROGRESSIVE LUNCHEON.
Mrs. James n. Rogers gave a progressive
luncheon yesterday for her daughters, the
Misses Anna Louise and Florence Rogers,
whose guest of honor was Miss Elsie APP
pei, who attends Wellesley College and is
home on her vacation. The guests, twenty
four in all, were seated at small tables,
each one of which held bouquets of differ
ent flowers. American Beauties, daffodils,
pansies, marguerites and viOlets being used,
with name cards done in water cOlOrs 10
correspond. Those entertained were Miss
Mary Carey, Miss Edith Beck, Miss Tilden
of Chicago. Miss Laura and Miss Clara
Williams. Miss COrinne Mansfield, Miss
Bess and Miss Gertrude Brown, Miss Alice
F.. Johnson of Michigan City, Miss Ethel
Reeves, Miss Marjorie Taylor, Miss Lydla
Wallace, Miss Louise and Miss Anna Pugh,
Miss Jean Morrison, Miss Margaret Cook,
Miss EvadDe Hayward. Miss Fay Clay
pool, Miss Belle Dean, Miss Elizabeth
Baker. Miss Susan and Miss Mary Cham
bers, Miss Elizabeth Caldwell, Mrs. Gustav
A Rocker and Mrs. II. N. Rogers. MISS
Anna Louise and Miss Florence Rogers will
attend Wellesley College next year.
DRUMM-MCLELLAND.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
MUNCIE, Ind, April 4.-The marriage of
Gertrude EsteIla McCleIland and Mr.. How
ard Drumm took place last evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward McClelland,
parents of the bride. the Rev. a. w. Lam
port. of High-street Methodist Church, Of
floating in the presence of a large number
of friends. The bride was a Muncie school
teacher.
ROWE-DOLEN.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
KOKOMO, Ind, April flames r. Rowe
and Miss Nettie Dolen, both of Indianapo-
lis, were married here on Friday by Justice
Moreland. The bride was here visiting and
Rowe called on her. During the call they
decided to wed, and the ceremony followed.
HALPIN-VARNER
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
ELWOOD, Ind, April 4.-George Herman
Halpin and Miss Mime Warner, among the
most prominent young people of the city,
were married last evening, the Rev. l.. &.
Howe officiating. They will be at home
here after the 18th inst.