The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-06-13

PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.
The Service Club will give dance this
evening a the PrODylaeum.
Arthur B. Grover will return to-day from
three weeks trip to Cleveland q.
Mrs Agnes De Vay and son Newton have
gone TO Atlantic City for a short stay
Mrs John 5. Briggs has gone to Boston
and the seashOre for the summer months
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Seeds will leave Mon
day for Lake HarbOr. Mich, 10 spend the
summer
Mr. and Mrs F. w Day. who are visiting
in Detroit. will extend their trip TO Mont
real, Canada.
Miss Frances VI. Perry will return the
first Of the week from Wellesly College,
where she has spent the winter.
Miss Lillian Taggart gave a luncheon of
fourteen covers yesterday. entertaining for
Miss Nettie Z. Shower and her bridesmaids.
Miss Lillian Hoffman was the hostess yes
terday for china shower and guessing
contest for Miss Nellie Bowman, BRIDE
elect.
Miss Eunice and Miss Augusta Jameson
will leave to-day for St. Louis, where they
will spend week or two with Miss Luella
McLain.
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Almus Ruddell,
was entertained at dinner Wednesday even
ing by Mrs. Mansur and Mrs. Hume.
Miss Olive Purseu one of the June brides,
was the guest of honor yesterday at a
small company given by Miss Idele Temple
ton. Cards furnished the amusement OF the
afternoon.
Mrs. Selma Morgan and the ladies of the
third section of the central Christian
Church will entertain their friends at Mrs.
MOrgan's home 1876 North New Jersey
street, this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Layman. of Wood
ruff Place. will leave to-day for visits in
Springfield. O., and Pittsburg, Pa. Later
they will go TO Lake Harbor, near Muske
gon, Mich. for the summer.
Miss Sara Foster has returned from Vim
cennes, where she went TO attend the Zener-
Bertraus wedding. Miss Foster Will leave
soon for Franklin to spend three weeks
with Prof. and Mrs. NJ. Z. Crowell.
Carl Cooper, of Greenfield, Fred Urban,
of Richmond. and Louis w. Oft. of this
city, who have been attending the com
mencement exercises at the military acad
envy at Alton, Ill, will return home to-day.
Mrs. James T. Layman and Miss Belle
Layman. of IrvingtOn, Will return the first
of the week from New York where they
have been visiting Mrs. John Carroll Mrs.
Carroll was formerly Miss Madge Layman.
Mrs. William II. Coburn entertained yes
terday with a morning party for a few
friends in honor OF Mrs William Reid of
Paris, France, and Miss Turner, of New
York. During the morning Mrs. Hugh Nc
Gbeny gave a number of musical mono
logues.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Alfred Barnard enter
ldl0eO WITH Il ndnOSODlS dinner party last
night in honor of their sister, Miss Louisa
Fletcher and her fiance. Newton Booth
Harrington. The table was adorned with
sweet peas in baskets of heart shapes and
covers were laid for twelve.
A pleasing piano recital was given yester-
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. o. 3.
Jameson by the pupils of Miss Ida +.
Vaughan assisted by Miss Elizabeth Cold
well and Master Donald Jameson. The lat
ter rected in a creditable manner and
piano programme was rendered by the fol-
lowing young people: Misses Katherine
Bingham, Mary Frechtling. Ethel Walker
Miriam Furnas. Mabel Morris and John
Jameson, Maurice Furnas and John Bing-
ham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Hauss observed the
twenty-fifth anniversary of their wedding
day last night, with large card party at
their home on North Senate avenue Their
guests included the members of the Cosmos
and COterie Clubs and a few OF their
friends. Palms and flowers in quantities
adorned the several rooms and halls Bou-
Cuets of flowers were on the tables which
were arranged for euchre. The tally cards
silver and tied with silver bells, symbolic
of the silver anniversary. An orchestra
played during the evening Mrs Hauss wore
81 handsome gown of grey crepe de chcne
over taffeta Assisting i'm the Inequalities
were Mr.. and Mrs. Christian Bos of Nor
ris Ind. Mr.. and Mrs. II. Eisler Mr. and
Mrs. E. Dolnetsch and Mr. and Mrs. Gus
Kevers. Among the out-of-tOwn guests
present were Mr.. and Mrs Oscar Schrader,
HauCk,
Lafayette.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles +. Jones, and Walter
Lincoln Hill were married last night at
the home of the brides parents. on West
Thirteenth street. Only the family and i'm
mediate friends were hidden to the cere-
mOny, which was sOlemniZed at half-past s.
the Rev. Joshua Stansfield officiating A
harpist played and the bridal chorus from
Lucia" was rendered for the entrance
march. During the ceremony the music
changed TO thu Spring Song" A pyramid
of palms in the second parlor formed an at
tractive setting for the bridal party. The
bride was gowned in pink, with a skirt of
crepe de chene set with pearl medalliOns
and Louis XIV coat of embroidered pink
satin. The broad revers and cuffs were ap-
plqued with duchesse lace Her bouquet
was a shower Of La France roses tied
with smilax streamers. The appointments
throughout the several rooms were in pink
and green and a prOfusion of pink flowers
were combined with the green foliage. In
the dining room the ices were served in pink
rose shapes and French baskets of pink
held the cakes. Assisting in the hospitali-
ties were Mrs. Mary u. Hill. Mr.. and Mrs
Aquilla Jones, Mr.. and Mrs John Jones'
Hill. From out of town were Mr.. and Mrs
Horace Dickerman and son Donald. of New
York: Mr. and Mr.. Charles Hill, of Chi
cago; Mrs Henrietta Zueblin Prof Charles
Zueblin and Mrs Elmer Hill, of Chicago;
Mrs. Mccullough and Or. and Mrs. Branch
of Anderson: Mr.. and Mrs. John Zueblin
and Mr.. and Mrs. William Morris. of Pen
dleton. and Mr.. and Mrs. John Rogers. of
New Castle. Mr. and Mrs. Hill left last
night for two weeks trip in the north
Their at-home announcement will be made
later Mrs. HIS gOing-away gown was a
tailor suit of Yale blue. trimmed with white
MORE, and she wore a trim hat of straw
color.
CHILDREN'S CIRCUS TO-DAY.
This afternoon at the home of Mrs John
T. Brush, the Flower Mission will hold its
circus for the children. All the East Wash
ington street cars will stop directly in
front of Mrs. Brush's gate and everyone is
invited 10 come and share the many attrac-
tons which being prepared out there.
or not; those who have boxes will be ad-
mitted free and those who have not will be
charged 10 cents admittance. Once inside
the gates, however. everything will be very
cheap for the children. The circus which
will have every kind of domestic animals,
besides many different curious and interest
ing animals, will be free. while not over
5 cents will be charged for the other at
fractions. such as automobile rides, rides
in the pony cart swings. candies. lemonade
etc Beside the committees already named
Mrs. W. w. Carter will have charge OF the
milkmaids. who will be dressed in costume
with a drove of COWS in charge. With Mrs
Beck and Miss Miller at the lemonade stand
will be Mrs Court Webb. All children
should go 10 this circus, as IL will AFFORD
them splendid opportunity 10 see all the
domestic animals and TO enjoy an afternoon
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