The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-10-16
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

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Miss Helen Day will leave to-day for
Pennington, Conn, where she will spend
the winter at school.
Miss Emma Virginia Pearson will return
next week from Europe, where she has
spent several months.
Mrs. Benjamin Crane. of Charlottesville.
is spending a few days with her sister,
Mrs. Albert Baker, and family.
Mrs. J. Ross Stevenson will come Friday
from Chicago for brief visit with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Olin and daughter
went to Greenfield last night TO attend the
wedding of their cousin, Miss Moulden and
Mr.. TODD, of Button.
Mrs S. z. Perkins and Mrs. 8. e. Per-
kins, jr., have issued invitations for a
luncheon next Monday in honor of Mrs.
Clarence Zener and Miss Thomas.
Mr. and Mrs. Thad Nicely, of Muncie, and
Miss Lennard, Of Metamora, came last
night to visit Mr.. and Mrs George n. Cat
terson and attend the horse show
Mrs H. c. Sickels Mrs A n. Dwyer
and Mrs. Wilmer Christian will go to
Bloomington next week to attend the
synodical meeting of the Presbyterian
Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. H..B. Purviance have is
urday night, in honor of Miss Grace Cook
and Edward ]. Pohlman, who are to be
married next week.
Mrs. w. T. Brown, accompanied by Mrs.
w. +. Hadley, of Louisville, has gone to
Kansas City to attend the annual meeting
of the branch of the Women's Home Mis-
sionary Society. Mrs. Brown is one of the
national officers.
Mrs. j. N. Shaw and Miss Claire Shower,
who spent the summer abroad, will arrive
in New York Saturday. Mrs; Carey will
spend several days with her daughters at
| Vassar before returning home.
| Mrs. George F. Lennox will entertain the
Quality Club Of Anderson at dinner to-
morrow evening in honor of Miss McCul-
Tough, Of that city, whose marriage to
Mr.. Percy Doyle will take place on next
Wednesday evening. Mrs. Lennox was for
meriy member Of the club.
Mr.. and Mrs. George C.. Pearson have
| issued invitations for the marriage of their
daughter. Miss Edith NJ. Pearson. and
| Obie j. Smith, to take place Wednesday
evening, Oct. %, at the Fourth Presby-
dence on North Delaware street, and for
the at-home at the San Marco, after
Jan. l.
Miss Ida Turrell entertained at luncheon
yesterday for Miss Marguerite Bugbee. The
| appointments were in green and white. The
| guests were Miss Bugbee's attendants for
| her wedding next week, Miss Marie Kat
zenbach; Miss Margaret Owings of New
| York, Miss Florence Dunning, Miss Har-
riet Bugbee, Miss Myla Smith and Miss
Alma Craft.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank NJ. Murphy gave a
supper last night after the horse show,
Il
]. NJ Studebaker. Mr.. and Mrs E Lewis
| Kuhns and Mr.. and Mrs. f. f. Fish, who
| are with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Murphy. All
| the appointments of. the dinner were ex-
| ceptionally handsome, and the other guests
| included Mr.. and Mrs. r. p. Van Camp,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. White of Cleveland,
| Boice and a number of others.
Mrs. j. X. Sharpe entertained with a
pink rose luncheon yesterday in honor of
Mrs J. III; Stude5aksr' Mrs ., E. :, Lewis Lewis
Bend. who are the guests of Mrs. Frank
M. Murphy and Mrs. Harry Murphy. The
table was strewn with pink roses, with a
centerpece of the same flowers. Enter
tanned with the visitors and their hostesses
were Mrs. Samuel Reid, Mrs. Augustus l..
Mason. Mrs. Harry Bennett. Mrs. Walter
Millikan and Mrs. George Kahlo.
DORSEY-SMITH.
A large and fashionable audience assem-
bled in the Central-avenue NJ. E. Church
yesterday afternoon to witness the mar
riage of Miss Edith Smith and DR.. Francis
o. Dorsey, which was solemnized at
o'clock. The bride is the only daughter of
Mr.. William H. Smith and is prominently
identified with the society circles of the
town. DR.. Dorsey is the son OF Mrs. Cath
crime Dorsey, and is q prominent young
physician. Both are members of old and
well-known families. The church was
The balcony and pillars were hung with
Southern smilax and the altar was banked
with a mass of palms. Clusters of white
chrysanthemums were among the palms
and tall cathedral candles burned upon the
chancel. While the audience was assem-
bling Mr.. Hugh McGibeny presided at the
organ and played the Irish ballad, ma
vourneen," until the entrance of the bridal
1 xx,ax he mel, rro ,ro1f he
Swedish wedding march from "Suder-
Manu." which was played for the process
sional. during the ceremony and for the
occasional. The ushers, Mr.. Arthur T.
Smith. Mr. Frederick NJ. Ayres, Mr.. Owen
Mothershead, Mr.. Ralph Lemcke. Dr.
Samuel A. Johnston and Mr. Percy Will
Jams, after escorting the guests to theil
seats, carried the white satin ribbons dowr
the aisles, inclosing the pews. and waited
at the altar for the wedding party. The
ministers, the Rev. Hiram w. kellogg and
the Rev. George L. Macintosh, and DR.
Dorsey and his best man. Mr.. Lafon Allen
of Louisville. Joined them there. The
in two by two. Miss Helen lockwood anG
Miss Ella Vonnegut preceded and were
Miss Mary wilson MISS Alma HoesH
of Minneapolis. and Miss Stella Adams
The maid of honor, Miss Katherine Ayres
walked before the bride. who came in or
. Methodist Episcopal ceremony was pro
nounced by the Rev; Mr. Kellogg assisted
( ny the rev. MI. hdChlntOsn anu MI Srnllf
gave his daughter away.
The bride was beautifully gowned IL
white panne crepe. simply fashioned will
touch of lace and pearl grapes applique(
in passementerie effect the front o
the bodice. Her veil was thrown back from
her face and fastened with lilies of tn,
valley. She carried shower bouquets o
violets. Miss Vonnegut, Miss Wilson an,
Miss Hoegh were gowned in lavender pann
crepe gowns. They wore large black hat
, and black gloves and carried arm bou
: quets OF white chrysanthemums. Mis-
Lord, Miss lockwood and Miss Adams
wore gowns of pale green panne creep
with black hats and gloves and carried
white chrysanthemums. Miss Ayress gown
l was OF white crepe de chine. 1t was fash
Toned with shirrings on the waist and Skin
] and was embroidered in daisies on the yok
, and border of the skirt. Her hat whit
with a touch of green and she carried whit
: chrysanthemums After the service at tn
church a buffet supper was served to tn
bridal party at the home of the bride
ception rooms were attractively decorate,
with chrysanthemums and palms and tn
dining room was done I'm pink. tai
French basket filled with Bridesmaid rose
= adorned the center of the table and tn
E light fell from pink-shaded candles. Al
: orchestra played during the supper DIR
and Mrs. Dorsey have gone to Lake Max
{ | inkuckee, where they will be at Mrs. A
. Il. Gatess cottage for several weeks Mrs
blue cheviot and she wore a blue hat 4
harmonize. On their return they will b
at home at ITO East Thirteenth street
e | Among the guests who came for the wed
ding were Miss Benedict OF New York
Miss Almirall. OF Brooklyn: Miss Caldwell