The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-01-22

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An informal afternoon was spent yes
teroay py Few frineds of Miss hnlp-
pen6erg, the company including Miss Mary
Wadsworth, of Davenport, la.
Miss Voss, who is giving a series of
afternoon entertainments, will be hostess
Tor coffee on Tuesday. Mrs Charlie NJ.
Walker being the guest of honor.
Mrs. Charles 4. Garrard will leave for
Shlcago on Thursday to visit her cousin.
Mrs Free. Mr. Garrard will join her there
on saturday TO remain over Sunday.
Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Harrell, Mrs. c. E.
Randolph and Mr. NJ H. Hines, of Mobiles
vile, who came to attend the card party of
the Daughters of the Revolution, are the
guests of Mrs. Theresa III. Smith on North
Capitol avenue.
Miss Maud Cunningham will give hearts
party on Thursday afternoon at her home
on Ashland avenue in honor of Miss Con-
stance Summerville, of Menominee, Mich,
VINO is the guest of Miss McCrea. The
hostess will be assisted by her sister. Miss
Cunningham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh R. Richards, who are
on their wedding journey, are now attend
ing the Charleston exposition, after having
visited Toronto. Quebec. Boston and New
YORK. They will go to Savannah, Ga, and
st. Augustine, Fla, before returning home
in February.
Miss Helen Davis will give linen shower
on Saturday afternoon in honor of Miss
June Clark. of Noblesville, whose marriage
to Mr.. Dickey, of this city, is to occur in
February. Miss Davis will entertain at
dinner on Saturday the young ladies of the
bridal party. and in the evening the bridal
party will be entertained Miss Clark has
visited here frequently.
Miss Douglas, of Knoxville, Tenn,
the honor guest for an informal morn
ing company yesterday at the home of
Miss Edith Dean. The guests included
Mrs. Rembauer. of ST. Louis; Mrs. Irving
Swan Brown, of Worcester, Mass; Miss
Dunkerson, of Evansville; Miss Mary
~ Of nofa ffcC h1xrr1 of
Baltimore, and Miss Madelaine Skinner, of
Brooklyn.
Mrs. Clemens vonnegut has invited a
number of musical friends to hear several
OF the advanced pupils of Miss Wight at
her home on Broadway on Saturday after
noon. Some of the students who will play
are from out of the city The pupils who
will play are: Miss Mary Williams, Miss
Mertfe Harrison, Miss Laura Jones, Miss
Margaret Cook, Mr.. Walter Vonnegut, Mrs.
w. p. Masters and Miss s. L. Mills, of Sey-
mour, Miss Bruner and Miss Jessie San
ders, of Franklin. and Miss Begg. of OK
ford, o.
Members of the Home Missionary Society
of the Tabernacle Church held their cleo
ton of officers yesterday; Following are
those chosen: President, Mrs. ]. Cumming
Smith; first vice president, Mrs. Charles
Emery; second vice president, Mrs. John
Ingram; recording secretary, Mrs. Arthur
Webb corresponding secretary, Mrs. Lewis
H. Wolff home treasurer, Mrs. Vincent
Carter; foreign secretary, Mrs. Charles Z.
Dark; executive committee, Mrs. M: I. G.
Clarke, Mrs. Pleasant Bond, Mrs. w. II.
Hubbard and Mrs. Marshall Moore.
FOLKERTH- MUELLER
Miss Marie Mueller and Mr.. Harry c.
Folkerth were married last evening at $3.50
o'clock at Zion Church, on West Ohio
street. AS Miss Flora Kramer played the
wedding march from "Lohengrin," the
bridal party entered the church, led by
ha o1E Mr. ri
westerfeld and Mr.. julius H. Mueller. The
bridesmaids were Miss Bertha Kassulke
and Miss Anna Beissenherz. attired in
white swiss, and the maid of honor, Miss
Cora Bokeloh, wore pink organdy over silk
with satin ribbon trimmings. She carried
pink roses. The flower girl, little Freda
Martens, dressed in white. preceded the
bride, who entered on the arm of the
groom The bridal gown was of white silk
the effect being enhanced by the long veil
which partially obScured a bouquet of
uel Folkerth. AT the altar the party was
met by the Rev. J. G. Peters, by whom
the marriage was solemnized. The march
from ''Mendelssohn' was played for the
occasional. The bride is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs j. Henry Mueller, of 20G4
Ruckle street, where a reception was given
after the ceremony at the church. The
parlors and diningroom were attractive in
their floral trimmings of white and green.
In the latter room, the table was beautiful
with its effective arrangement of ferns
amid which there were candles under green
shades. Miss Kramer played during the
evening. Mrs. Mueller was assisted in en-
tertaining by Mrs. Roscoe Ruftin. Miss
Anna Bowel, and Miss Lily Shackle.
Guests here for the wedding were Mr.. and
Mrs. Paulin and Miss Sarah Paulin, of Ar
canum, Ohio. and Miss Harriet Kramer, of
side with Mr.. and Mrs. Mueller, and will
be at home to their friends after Feb. 10.
CARD PARTY AT BRENNEKES
Under the management of the committee
in charge, the annual card party given last
night by the Daughters of the Revolution
enjoyed by a large company. AT 9:45
the players were called in order in the BAN
quet hall of the Brenneke Academy by Miss
Mcintosh, and Mr.. Frank w. Wood an
nounced the rules of the game, which was
progressive euchre. There were eight hand
some prizes those for the ladies being in
the order named: Dutch jardiniere, present
ed by Mr.. H. p WATSON; royal Dresden
candalabrum, presented by Mr.. Gay; Hav-
elm china plate and gold clock; and for
the gentlemen, large owl stein, two seats a
English's for any performance given by
English Opera House, Dutch stein and
burnt-wood pipe holder. The committee in
charge of the entertainment consisted of
Miss Voss regent of the society; Mrs. E.
H. Trip. Mrs E. o. Williamson, Mrs. T.
III. Smith, Mrs. d. NJ. Vandanalker and
Miss Mcintosh. Mrs. r. E. Hustin, Miss
Emma WATSON and Miss Mcintosh assisted
in punching. The following persons won
prizes: Mrs. Ranney, Mrs. New, Mrs. Ran
dolph, Miss Voss, Mr.. E. H. Trip DIR.
Leach, Mr.. w. r. Cooper and Mr.. McIn-
tOsh.
GUDE-WAGNER.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Jan. 21-Miss Anna
B. Wagner, of this city, and William GUIDE,
of Chicago, were married at 10 o'clock this
morning at st. Boniface Church. Miss
Margaret Fallows played the wedding
music. The bridal party was led by the
four ushers, Messrs. William and Walter
De Wenter and Harry and Theodore Kruse
Following them came the maid of honor,
Miss Lucille Wagner, sister of the bride,
and the bride upon the arm of her father
The decorations were in white and green,
with Gala lilies, roses, smilax and palms
The Rev. Father De Paul offlciated. and
the impressive pontifcial high mass was
celebrated During the service high mass
was sung by a special choir, composed of
Misses Philomene and Mary Wagner sis
ters of the bride, katherine Dienhardt of
ST. Louis. and Mrs. William Schultz
Messrs Joseph Rembusch and Guy Smith
The Rev Fathers Bede, Kramer of Chi
cago, and Lucas, assisted Father De Paul.
The bride was very handsomely gowned
and carried pink roses. After the ceremony
a wedding breakfast was served at the
home of the brides father. The honey
moon is 20 be spent in California and will
cover several months. The couple will be
al home in Chicago after May /.
JONES-BURRES.