The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-10-26

yer. Miss Lucy Mechanics, Miss Virginia
Straughan. Miss Mary Belle Clokey OF De-
catur. H.. Miss Harris of Newark. n. j..
son. Mr.. John Pearson. Mr.. Irving Will
Krauss.
Wednesday evening the marriage Of Miss
Anna Jackman and Mr.. Frank ID. Fee was
solemnized in their new home, SIS East New
York street The families and intimate
friends were present at the service. which
was pronounced by the Rev. Mr.. Stock
barger at 8 o'clock The wedding music
was played by Mr.. George Robinson and
Mr.. John Davis on the mandolin and guitar.
Hearts and Flowers was rendered dur
ing the service. The bride wore a white
silk organdy gown. daintily trimmed with
lace and ribbon. She carried Bride roses.
White chrysanthemums and ferns and
palms were used in the decoration of the
several rooms. Mr.. and Mrs. Fee will be
at home to their friends after Nov. l.
A meeting of the Daughters of the Amer
lean Revolution was held Thursday after
noon with Mrs Thomas E. Hibben. There
a
ing programme was given during the after
noon. Mrs. Burnet read a paper on Win
cennes;" there was a solo by Mr.. Frank
Ketcham and a piano and violin duet by
Miss Lucy Ketcham an6 Miss Margaret
Eaglesfeld. Mrs. James r. Carnahan was
elected delegate to the state convention in
Lafayette, which will be held next week.
Mrs. Charles n. Williams and Mrs. Albert
Baker were elected as alternates. social
hour followed the business session and Mrs.
Hibben was assisted by the officers of the
society. The several rooms were decorated
In the national colors-red. white and blue.
The same color scheme was carried out
with flowers on the dining room table.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Chandler Christy
were entertained at a number Of small
companies during their visit in town last
week with Mr.. w. c. Bobbs. Monday
afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. Walter L. Mill
kan gave a 5-o'clock tea for them and in
vited a few friends to meet them: Mr..
Bobbs gave box parties at the theater
Monday and Tuesday evenings. Wednes-
day evening Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh McGib-
eny gave a small musicale company for
them. Thursday evening they were enter
tanned with a box party to the opening
performance of Otis Skinner. Friday Mr..
and Mrs. Christy took luncheon at the Uni
versity Club with Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Skim
ner, Mr.. Bobbs and Mr.. Hewitt Rowland.
Mr. and Mrs. Christy returned Friday after
noon to their home in New York.
! wedding of the week was that Of Mr..
| Arthur Joshua Randall and Miss Anna Ell
| len Hayes, which took place wednesday
evening at their new home. corner of Tai
| bolt avenue and Twenty-eighth street. Al
| $50 the bridal party entered the parlors
| as the wedding march from "Lohengrin
was being played by Mr.. Clarence Veeder
Nixon. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. George NJ. Smith to the strains
| of 20 Thou Sublime, Sweet Evening
| Star" The bride was charming in white
organdy over white taffeta silk made er
| train, with yoke and bertha Of duchess
/ lace. She carried arm bouquet of Bride
roses. The guests from away were Miss
Myra Watkins, Miss Helena Shean. Miss
Katherine Casey and Miss Nora Casey, OF
| Charlottesville, and Mrs. Arthur Biggs anC
daughter, of Warsaw. Mr.. and Mrs. Ran
dali will be at home to their friends after
| Nov. 90
|
Mrs. May Wright Sewall entertained {
number of friends Tuesday evening with {
musicale, at which Miss Emma Luc!
Gates was the guest of honor. Mrs
Sewall and Miss Gates welcomed the callers
in the drawing-room, which was adorned
with groups of palms and masses of yellow
chrysanthemums. In the other rooms scar
let geranums were used in decoration
| During the evening a programme of song
was given by Miss Gates, who is the pos
SCISSOR of brilliant voice. The programme
which was announced by artisticall.
lettered banner on the wall, included CAV
| Maria" Mascagni: Rose Songs" Gaynor
"Natchigall," Liebling; Pastoral" Bizet
aria from 1.-The Pearl of Brazil" David
Spring" Henschel. Miss Blanche Louis
Heating gave two readings, "The Story o
Patsy" by Kate Douglas Wiggin, an
Honor of the Woods" by w. H. H. Muir
ray. Mrs. Sewall was assisted in her hos
FATALITIES by Mrs. John Candee Dean, Mrs
Flora NJ Hunter, Miss Deborah Moore
Miss Julia Harrison Moore and Miss AIDE
laide Carman.
A pretty autumn luncheon was give
Monday by Mrs. Samuel Elliott Perkin
and her daughter. Mrs. s. E. Perkins. jr
at the home of the former on North Penn
sylvania street. The guests of honor wer
Mrs Clarence Zener, who was one of tn
spring brides, and Miss Helen Thomas. O
Charlottesville, who will be married thi
month. The guests, who included a mum
Der of the brides of the past two years, a
we'll as a number of the brides-elect, wer
seated at five tables, which were daintil
| decorated with clusters of scarlet sage
vases. The places were marked by re
and green autumn leaves of silk, On whic
names were written in gold letters. Wit
the guests of honor those entertained wer
Mrs. Don Price Hawkins. Mrs. Harriso
Smith. Mrs. Wilbur Wynn Dark. Mr..
James Mcintosh Judson. Mrs. Georg
Franklin Atkins, Mrs. William Smoc
Allen, Mrs. William S. Turner. Mrs. War
rem ID. Cakes. Mrs. John E. Hollet, Mr.,
Charles A. Korbly. Mrs. Z. NJ. Shanklir
Miss Huddert of Evansville. Mrs. Georg
B. Elliott, Mrs. II. r. Allen, Mrs. Brand
Steele, Mrs. S. W. Mansfield. Mrs. John 7
Martindale. Mrs James Floyd, Mrs. jaime
NJ Somerville and Miss Lena Brash.
,
delightful reception was given Wedne.
day evening bv Mr.. and Mrs. Pleasar
Bond at their home on Park avenue,
honor of their son. Mr.. Walter Bond. an
his bride. Mrs. Bond. who was formerl