The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-06-12
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

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Miss Goldie Lee, of Elwood. Ind. will ar
| rive to-day to spend fortnight WITH Miss
/ Elizabeth Everttt at her home, No. 522
/ North Meridian street
Miss Edith Baker, of North Alabama
street. returned yesterday from Pittsburg.
| where she has been attending the Penn
sylvania College for Young Women.
Mrs Thomas f. Hibben and her son and
/ daughter, Mr.. Pax Z. and Miss Helene l..
Hibben, will entertain with a high tea
Saturday, June p. in honor of Mr.. Mix
| sell.
Mrs. II. S. Wells of Paducah. KY, who
| has been Mrs. John NJ Lilly's guest for
the past week, will go 10 Logansport, Sat
| urday, for short visit before returning
| home.
Mrs. o. NJ Packard has returned from
five months visit with relatives at WASH
! ington. d. G. Mr.. and Mrs Packard nave
taken apartments at the Glencoe on North
| Pennsylvania street
| Miss Hazel Woodward is home from the
/ College of Music at Cincinnati, where she
| has been studying the violin under Jose
| Marfen. She will return 10 Cincinnati soon,
! accompanied by her sister, Miss Frances
Woodward, TO attend the wedding OF Miss
Elizabeth Atkins and Thomas o. Murray,
OF this city, on the 18TH
The first of a series Of ante-nuptial din
| ners in honor of Miss Fletcher and Mr..
/ Harrington was given last night by Mr.. and
| Mrs. Thomas Reid Kackley. The table was
/ arranged entirely in white with white Bride
roses for it's floral establishment. Mr.: and
| Mrs. ]. Alfred Barnard will entertain al
| dinner this evening for the same guests OF
| honor.
Miss Louise Craig, of this city, has been an
nounced- The marriage will be solemnized
sister Mrs Brown ne hG n this is cty
Mr.. Hedrick is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Philip Hedrick, of Muncie, and was
Gently graduated from the Indiana Law
School.
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Lilly and daughter
will go to Boston next Monday and will
join party of friends at Point Allerton,
viii spend July and August Mrs Lilly
sister, Mrs. Blanchard and Mr.. BlanCh-
ard of Boston. will be with them. and
later Mrs III. S. Wells, of Paducah, Ky.
will join them.
Miss Laura Hartman was the hostess for
June rose luncheon yesterday, which she
gave complimentary to Miss Olive Pursen.
of the brides of this month. Assisting
Miss Hartman in her hospitalities were
her aunt, Mrs. F. H. Carter, Mrs. Granville
-. Alien s,l ana Mrs; A: T.; Evan. Inc guests
Mrs Clark Day, Mrs. Charles De Haas.
Miss Anna McCullom. Miss Leila Young,
Mrs Minnie Aufderheide and Miss Idee
Templeton.
Mr.. and Mrs !. N Richie entertained
number of their friends with informal
porch party last night in honor of Mrs. Ella
Gallup, OF Evanston, who is with Mrs. II.
A Bingham, and Mrs. II. S. Wells. of Pa
ducah, Ky, the guest of Mrs. John NJ. Lilly.
Mr.. and Mrs Riches son Claude also en-
tertaned a few of his friends from college
for Miss Jane Smart. of Birmingham, Ala.
and Miss White, of Canada. The porch was
attractively arranged with rugs and cush-
ions and was lighted with japanese lam
terms.
Miss Ola Smith, who has recently re-
turned from abroad and has been in the
city with friends a short time, will leave
to-day for Tacoma, Wash, with Mrs w
ID. Wiles and they will spend the summer
with Mr.. and Mrs. Albemarle Tausey. Two
farewell companies were given for Miss
Smith yesterday In the afternoon Miss
Virginia Keep entertained few friends in
her studio in her honor and last night Will
liam Scott gave ride to the Country Club
with a dinner and dance there at which
she was the guest of honor.
At o'clock last evening Miss Martha
Neer.nan and Mr.. Frank II. Hirschman
were married at the home of the brides
sister on East st. Clair street The Rev
G.. b. Kimmel. OF Grace Mission Evangel-
ical Church, performed the ceremony. Miss
Nell NJ GilliOm played the wedding march
The flower children were Master Alfred G.
Neerman: nephew of the bride, and Miss
Alma Hirschman, sister of the groom
After the ceremony wedding supper was
served, The couple will reside at Park and
Sutherland avenues, where they will be at
home to friends after July 10.
Miss Nettie E. Shower was the honor
guest yesterday at dainty luncheon given
by Mrs Frederick E. Ross The colors pink
and green prevailed in all of the table ap-
pointments. The name cards bore water
color sketches of brides heads and other
sketches symbolic of bridal significance.
were Miss Billhardt, of Upper Sandusky,
o; Miss Lindsay. of Pittsburg: Miss
Terre Haute; Miss Margaret Shower. Miss
Fay Shower, Miss Cecil Clune. Miss Lillian
Taggart; Miss Louise schellschmidt Miss
Louise Lilly. Mrs. William Clune and
Mrs. w. B. Schramm.
Mrs. Edward Daniels received yesterday
afternoon and exhibited to her guests a
collection of rare old Japanese prints. which
are owned by Bolton Colt Brown Mr.
Brown is professor of art at the Leland
J Stanford University and has been collect
ing these prints for number of years,
was formerly Miss Lucy Fletcher. daughter
of DR.. w. b. Fletcher and Mrs Fletcher.
| of this city, and the two are visiting her
sister and her husband, DR.. and Mrs. John
Randolph Brown. en- route from California
TO New York. The prints examples of
an art that fourished in Japan 100 or $50
years ago. They combine all the soft pastel
tints and mostly protray landscape scenes
and protraits of bellies and actors OF the
time. The collection is especially valuable
as il is said to be almost impossible to get
any of the prints in japan now, as the
ton have purchased them all. Last night
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniels received and many
of their friends had opportunity to see
the prints.
WALKER-STUBBINS
beautiful wedding was celebrated at
the Meridian-street Church yesterday aft
ernoon. when Miss Cora Stubbins. daugh-
married TO Layton Chambers Walker. son
of Col. and Mrs L. n. Walker. The church
which was decorated with green plants and
palms. was filled with friends and rela-
tives. The chancel was set with tall palms.
and pink roses marked the pews for the
families. Charles +. Hansen presided at
the organ and played the wedding march
from "Lohengrin' as the bridal party en-
tered The bride entered the church on the
arm OF her father, and attended by
Miss Percy Walker as maid of honor and
Miss Lucy Matter. of Marion, and Miss
Susan Thompson, of this city. as brides
maids. The best man was Harry Ham,
mond. DIR. Albert +. Sterne and Blake
Stone ushered The bride was met at the
altar by Mr.. Walker. and the ritual of the
Methodist Church was read the Rev
Joshua Stansfield. pastor of the church.
officiating. The brides gown was an eX-
quisite robe of Cluny lace made over
chiffon and taffeta to harmonize. The
bodice had the yoke outlined with lace
butterflies and was embellished with me-
dallions of turquoise and brilliants, set
with embroidered chiffon roses of tur-
quolse blue. Her picture hat was of the
same shade of chiffon. with long tips TO
match. and a touch OF blue on the bandau
and crown. A shower bouquet of Bride
roses added the finishing note to her cos
tune Miss Walkers gown was OF plaited
white silk null, fashioned with plated
panels set with lace. She wore a picture
hat of white chiffon and carried white
roses. The two maids were in pink Their
| Gowns were alike dainty creations of lace