The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-11-26

dSSdT IdSI SpIlUSs mas ItluTIeu nome.
DR.. and Mrs. Lafayette Page entertained
at dinner last night in honor of their guest,
Miss Genevieve Wright. of Danville. III.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard A. Dill and family,
of Richmond. will arrive to-day to be with
| Judge and Mrs. l.. c. Walker over Thanks
giving.
Mrs. Elizabeth A. Hitler, who has spent
the month with Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh II.
Hanna. will return to-day to her home in
Chicago.
dance of the season at Brenneke's this
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. NJ. Pursell have gone to
Cincinnati to visit their daughter, Mrs.
Charles j. Bowman. and Mr.. Bowman for
a few lays.
Mrs: John F. walHck left yesterday for
New York, where she will join her daugh-
ter, Miss Edith Wallick, and they will sail
Saturday for England.
The Formal Dancing Club, being organ
lied by a number of young business men
OF the city, will give its first dance at Bren-
neke's Academy Friday evening.
Miss Harriet Eitel left yesterday for
Alexandria, where she will visit Mrs. Kelly
for a short time. Thursday she will go TO
Anderson to attend the dance there that
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. DUNCAN, assisted by
their son, DR.. Fred DUNCAN, gave their
annual reception TO the pupils of the In
dianapolis Piano College last night at their
home on. Broadway.
Miss Harriet Andrews, of North Vernon.
and Mr.. Markell, of New York, who arrived
for the Wynn-Daily wedding yesterday,
left for a short visit in LAFAYETTE before
returning to their homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. j. Christie and daughter.
OF Cincinnati. are in the city to spend
Stevenson. Mr.. Christie is Mayor Fleisch-
manns private secretary.
Mr.. Charles Fraser. who has been in I'LL
nols since september, will arrive to-day to
Visit his nQrpnfG MY Qn6 Mrs Gfnponn
Frazier. Mr.. Alvin Frazier will also return
from olumbu to spend Thanksgiving.
Miss Nellie Peabody, of Minneapolis. has
arrived to visit Mrs. M. p. c. Clarke. Mrs.
night at the Charleston Inn for her guest
and for Mrs. H.. II. Fulton, of Elmira, N. Y.
Mr.: and Mrs. o. w. Daily and son Allen.
of Wichita, KAN, and Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
M. Daily and son Sydney, Of Omaha, who
are the guests of their father, Mr.. William
A. Daily, will return home the last of this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. K. Hackett and
Mrs. Julia E. Locke, Of Los Angeles, Cal,
will arrive to-day to spend a few days with
Mr.. and Mrs. s. o. Dickey at the Bla-
cherne.
her usual day at home to-day. Mrs. Sewall
will go to Minneapolis TO spend Thanksgiv-
ing with Mr.. Edmund ID. Sewall, at whose
home, on Thanksgiving, the golden we'd
ding anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund
Quincy Sewall, the parents of the late Mr..
Theodore Lovett Sewall. will be celebrated.
Mrs. Newcomb, of Terre Haute, and her
daughter, Mrs. H. H. Fulton, of Elmira,
to Vernon and are with Mr.. and Mrs. II.
c. Newcomb. Mr.. Fulton will return to-
day from a short trip to California and
with Mrs. Fulton will leave the first of the
week for their home. Mrs. Newcomb will
remain a week or ten days before returning
to Terre Haute.
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the indianapolis Piano College was held at
the new home of Prof. j.. NJ. DUNCAN, on
Broadway, last night. An impromptu mu-
steal programme was given. Among those
who contributed TO the programme were
Donald Schooler, George Bowman, Mar
guerite Woodbridge. Alice Stadtlander. Mel
hurst. Josephine Dunn, Hattie Leonard,
Theodore Holland, Eva Schofeld. Miss Ida
May Barber, assistant to Prof. DUNCAN,
gave several delightful numbers.
Bishop and Mrs. Joseph NJ. Francis
opened their new home on the corner of
Sixteenth street and Central avenue last
night with a large reception TO the mem
bers of the Episcopal diocese. Their guests
Miss Dudley, of Kentucky, and Bishop
White and Mrs. White. of Michigan City.
Assisting in the Inequalities of the even
ing were Mrs. Knickerbacker. Mrs. w. d.
Pratt, Mrs. Meredith Nicholson, Mrs. John
r. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. A. @. Jones. Mr..
and Mrs; j. w; Jones, the Misses Yerkes'
NllSSCS NlOOlCg "a " n" NoAf &hAoo v dllf
Miss Niche. Miss Holland and the mem
bers OF the clergy and their wives
w~YNN-DAILY.
The marriage OF Miss Carrie NJ. Daily
and Mr.. John G. Wynn, of Madison, Wis,
was solemnized yesterday afternoon at the
home of the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
William A. Daily, No. 1924 East Tenth
street. The Rev. Frank o. Ballard, Of the
Memorial Presbyterian Church, pronounced
the service In the presence of the relatives
and a few friends. Miss verle Davidson
played calm as the Night during the
ceremony. The house was prettily deco
rated, white chrysanthemums. combined
with palms and ferns, being the decora-
tions. The bride was gowned in a dark
blue travelling suit. and wore a hat to
city, at one time being secretary OF the
Jenney Electric Company. Among the
guests were Miss Harriet Andrews. of
of Vernon: Silas w. Trout, Of Franklin:
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver w. Daily and son
Allen, of Wichita, Kan; Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
M. Daily and son sidney OF omaha; Her
OF Scipio. Mr. and Mrs. Wynn left imme-
diately for Madison, where they will be at
home after Jan. l.
PRESIDENTS DAY.
Presidents day and the eleventh birth
day of the Indianapolis German Literary
Club was celebrated yesterday afternoon
with a buffet luncheon from 4 to : o'clock
at the home of Mrs. Louis Burckhardt. on
North Capitol avenue. There are thirty
members of the club. and they were seated
at small tables for the luncheon. Each
table bore a dainty decoration of chrys-
anthemums and flags. and the national
colors or Germany, red, black and white,
prevailed in the several rooms. Mrs. Burck-
hardt was toastmistress, and gave the
opening address, a short speech of well
come. Responses TO the toasts were given
between the courses, and were as follows:
Mrs. Charles NJ. Walker, 'Woman's
World Mrs. Flora Wulschner, ''Our
Birthday" Mrs. Won Starkloff. The Birth
day Children" Mrs. James T. Eaglesfeld.
The Salad Miss Emily Fletcher, The
Cup OF Coffee" Among the guests who
were present were Miss Scovel Of Evans