The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-06-05
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

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Mrs. George Moore. of the Wellington.
will leave this morning for Chicago TO
spend a week.
Mrs. A. r. Thompson and daughter Jane
have returned from visit of several weeks
in Liberty. Ind.
Miss Lucy Howe will return tomorrow
from Columbia. y. Y, where she has neen
attending college.
Mrs S A Richardson has returned from
Vevay. where she spent a few days with
Mr. and Mrs. Raschig.
Mrs Howard Dill, Of Richmond, is the
guest Of her father, Judge Walker. Mrs.
Walker IS in MartinsVille for a short stay.
Miss Emma Atkins entertained half
dozen OF her friends yesterday afternoon in
honor of Miss Durham, Of Chicago, who is
the guest of Miss Young, on North Illinois
street.
Mrs p H Fitzgerald, Miss Laura Fitz-
gerald and John Fitzgerald in New
York. The young people will sail to-mor-
row for Europe to spend year abroad,
and IL is probable that Mrs Fitzgerald will
accompany them.
Miss Frances Pangborn returned yester-
day from Baltimore, where she has been
attending the Baltimore College. Miss
Pangborn was accompanied home by Miss
Jane Smart. of Burlington, Ala, who will
be her guest for several weeks.
Miss Grace Rebel was the hostess for
a euchre party yesterday afternoon. Her
guests. numbering about twenty-six in all,
Fort Worth. Tex, Miss Trindle of Rich
mond and Miss Craycraft, of Anderson.
Mrs. Wilbur Wynn Dark observed her
first reception afternoon at home since her
marriage yesterday in her pretty new home
on Talbot avenue. Garden flowers added
a note of brightness to the rooms. Assist
ing Mrs. Dark were Mrs. NJ. a. Wooden,
Mrs. G.. r. Dark Miss Orrin Woollen, Miss
Lois Dyer, Miss Anna Louise Beck and
Miss Julia Hollweg. Mrs. Dark will re-
ceive on Wednesdays.
Mrs. John Taylor Martindale observed
her second and last reception afternoon at
home yesterday Assisting her were Mrs.
Cortland Van Camp. Mrs. Martindale, Miss
Martindale. Mrs. Raymond Van Camp,
ards. Mrs. William Coburn. Mrs Charles
B. lockwood. Mrs. Volney I. Malott, Mrs.
Macy Malott. Mrs. E. H Forty, Mrs.
Agnes De Way, Mrs j. w. Beck, Mrs. Nc
Dermott. Miss McDermott. Miss Malott,
Miss Taylor. Miss BurfoTd, Miss Coburn,
and Miss Coffin.
The Study Club observed it's last meet
ing of the season, with luncheon, yester-
day. at the home of Mrs. S. f. Perkins.
president of the club. Green and white
prevailed in the table decorations. After
the luncheon there was auction sale
Of the books the club had bought for study
during the past year. The clubs members
include Mrs. A L. Lockridge. Mrs. Henry
E. Haywood, Mrs. A. R. Hale, Mrs. ]. ].
Geddes. Mrs. T. A. Winterrowd. Mrs.
Charles Emery Mrs. Louis Wolff. Mrs.
Frank Eichey and Mrs. j. V. Stanbery
Mrs: s. E. Perkins. jr., and Mrs. Charles
Phelps. of Lafayette, who is visiting Mrs
Perkins. were also present.
Miss Louise Madison. 2O23 College avenue
entertained a party Tuesday evening in
| Training High School colors were tastefully
used in decorations. Dancing was INDUCED
I'm and refreshments served. Those pres
lott, Blanche Barnes, Ethel Collins. Inez
Foley, Mayme Ross. Frieda Pink. Ethel
Boaz, Eva Oppenheim. Blanche Wineman,
Grace Matthews, Frieda Happersberger
Smith of st. Louis. George Schort. Thad
Brown, Lincoln Dickey, Harley Rhode
hamel. Harry Hoffman, George Underwood
Joel Barlow, Tad Shideler. Hiram Raffens-
perger, Lee Long, Harry Wheeler and Ar
thur Compton.
ELLIOTT-SEwALL.
Among the prettiest of the early June
weddings was the one solemnized last night
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer G.
Sewall on Park avenue. The bride was
their daughter, Mary Fitch, and the groom
George Byron Elliott. Only the relatives
and intimate friends were hidden to wit
ness the ceremony which was read at $50
o'clock by the Rev. o. d. Sewall, an uncle
of the bride, of Harvard Church, Brookline,
Mass. White ribbons marked the chancel
which was a bower of green ferns and
| palms. The usbers, Lewis Stoneman of De-
| troit Scott Wadley of Dubuque, Ia, Alex.
| Taggart and Edgar Elliott led the bridal
| party and following them came Mr.. Elliott,
with his best man, Frederick A. Joss. The
| bridesmaids, Miss Florence Plum and Miss
| Rena Tucker, entered together and the
maid of honor Miss Mona Taggart, pre-
coded the bride. who entered alone Men
| delssohns wedding march was played for
1 afT0r n rr4n f6a
| music changed to the "IntermeZzo" from
"Cavalleria Rusticana." The bride a
] gown of Irish crochet lace over mousseline
and taffeta. She wore veil and carried a
| cluster of Easter lilies. The bridesmaids
| wore dainty white gowns with pink satin
| sashes and pink bows. They each carried
! pink roses. Miss Taggart was all in white
and carried a big bouquet of pink roses.
| Throughout the house the decorations all
| carried out the idea of a pink rose wedding.
The roses were used In quantities on the
| mantels and tables and combined with
| green foliage. The brides table was ar
| ranged in the upstairs dining room. A
basket of pink roses formed The centerpiece
| and the light fell from pink-shaded candles.
| Seated here with Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott were
| the bridal party and Mrs. Joss. Miss Lillian
| Reeves. Miss Josephine Heron and Frank
Sherfey. The lawn was lighted with Japa-
| nese lanterns and here the other guests
| were served. The assistants were Mr.. and
| Mrs. Taylor Elliott. Mr.. and Mrs. L. II.
and Mrs c. E. Coffin, Miss Reeves, Mr.. and
| Mrs. ]. ]. Appel, Mr. and Mrs S. ID. Pray.
| Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Gregory, Miss Taggart
| and Miss Adelaide Birch. Mr.. and Mrs.
Elliott left last night for wedding journey.
They will be at home on Tuesdays in Octo-
| Der at $40 North Meridian street.
STEWART-WATTS.
The marriage of Miss Alma Clarice
Watts, daughter of Louis Nelson Watts,
and James Edwin Stewart. of New Orleans,
took place last night at the home of the
| bride on College avenue. The ceremony
was pronounced at s o'clock by the Rev.
Allan B. Philputt, assisted by Elder z. T.
| Sweeney. of Columbus. The maid of honor
was Miss Jessie Overstreet, and the
groom's attendant was Walter u. Adams.
of this city. The bridal party entered to
the strains of the march from "Lohen-
| grim" and during the ceremony the music
changed to the intermezzo from "Caval-
| leria RuSticana." A bower of green be-
| meath the winding stairway formed the
| altar. The bride was gowned in an eX-
| quisite creation of white crepe and du-
| cheese lace. The skirt was embellished
| with chiffon shirrings, and roses of chiffon
| were on the skirt and bodice. She wore
| veil and carried A shower bouquet of
/ Bride roses. Miss Overstreet's gown was
| of Du Barry cloth. simply fashioned, with
elbow sleeves and bodice decouete Her
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