The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-12-05

at the German House with an elaborate
Vision of Fair Women" The friends of
the Katherine Home and the general pup
lie are cordially invited. The theme OF
the entertainment follows the poem by
Tennyson bearing the same name MISS
Caroline Hardwick will have the role Oh
dreamer, and the characters Will be intro
duced by her in elaborate stage setting
Mr. Hector Fuller Is stage director. Inc
evenings entertainment is In charge or
Mrs. John w. Kern. Mrs. Louis III. Levey
and Mrs. j. Cumming Smith: After the
performance tonight there will be dancing
in the ballroom. Tomorrow afternoon the
Katherine Home will have its childrens
party, 10 which the children are all IN
vited. Household and fancy articles suit
able for Christmas gifts will be on sale
both tonight and tomorrow. The partlci-
pants in this evenings performance IN
Glude Mrs Zelda Seguin Wallace MIS-
John L. Brush. Mrs. George Edwin Huht'
Mrs. Don Price Hawkins. Mrs. II: ID. Ham
mond, Mrs Layton c. Walker, Mrs. r. w.
Flanner, Mrs E. NJ Ogle, Misses Eunice
and Augusta Jameson, Miss Anna Louise
Beck, Miss Harriet Ritter, Misses katn-
crime Pebble, Mary Allen, Marjorie Ogle,
Edith Wood, Natalie Brush, Josephine
Porterneid. Miss D. cSmp6 be Miss Adele
Wallick, Mrs. A. r. Thompson, Miss susan
Thompson. Miss Gladys Wynn. Miss Lucia
Defrees, Mrs. Carroll B. Carr, Miss Lucy
Taggart, Miss Anne Hurry, Mrs. r. w.
Alexander Miss Martha Foster, the Misses
IaylOr ana MOTIFS Hamilton.
MOORE-FUQUA.
Miss Lillian Blanche Fuqua and Mr.
Bloomfield Haynes Moore, of Machipongo,
Va, were married Wednesday at the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. {.
Fuqua, No. 9O7 North Pennsylvania street.
by the Rev. Mr.. Halstead. Mr.. John van
Ness Moore was the best man. The bride
was dressed in a gown of white chiffon and
silk, trimmed in lace and velvet She car
ried shower of Bride roses and was es-
corted to the ceremony by her father, who
gave her away. The ceremony was per-
formed in the parlor to music by Mrs. Jonn
Van Ness Moore and Miss Larlmar. MISS
Larimar played the wedding march from
"Lohengrin" and 20 Promise Me- After
the ceremony a luncheon was served and at
the brides table were seated Mr.. and MRS;
John Van Ness Moore, brother and sister OF
the bride, DIR. Ray E. KILLER. Miss Lari-
mar. Mr.. Walter KILLER. Miss True and Dr.
Halstead. After the lunch the bridal party
home after Dec. Is at Ard Moore. Mr.
Moore's home. Among the guests at the
wedding from out Of town were Mr.. and
Wa a Misses snH True and Graves, of Terre
Haute, and Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Holman, OF
DanVille.
A LARGE RECEPTION.
Mrs. Rufus King Syfers was the hostess
| for a large reception yesterday afternoon
at her home on North Capitol avenue, in
| honor of her house guests. Mrs. Harper OF
| Ottawa, o., and Mrs. Annat, of Wooster.
| O. Poinsetta blossoms combined with palms
| and ferns decorated the hallway and par
Tors. The manteIs were banked with green
and studded with clusters OF the scarlet
| flowers. Punch was served in the library
| Marjorie Hackerdorn, of Lima, o., and
Miss Hazel Kinney. Pink begonias were
| used in this room and the bookcases We're
| topped with great punches of them. Hart
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in the hallway. played during the afternoon.
The dining room had it's table adorned with
big French basket filled with yellow
| chrysanthemums and the handle tied with
q bow of yellow satin and white tulle:
| Dainty flower baskets In the shape or
| chrysanthemums held the ices: Mrs Syfers
John s. Duncan, Miss Pearl Haynes. Mrs.
w. n. Harding. Mrs. |. P. Gray, Mrs.
Thomas O. Barbour Mrs. FT Teaner n e;
Miss Maude Mcconnell.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
The announcement of the marriage yes
terday of Perle George kirkpatrick, of
Castleton, and Miss Carrie Jane Roe, of
| Malott Park, on THANKSGIVING day. was a
| surprise to their friends. Kirkpatrick is
the son of John Kirkpatrick, of Castleton.
Last Thursday he called on Miss Roe. and
| ably to visit a friend. but instead went to
Rowland Station, where they were mar
| ried by the Rev. Mr.. Schmitt. A dinner
| will be given by Mrs. Kirkpatrick friends
| Wednesday evening to celebrate the mar
| riage.
MILLER-LACEY.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
RICHMOND, Ind, Dec. 4-Joseph Miller
| and Miss Alice Lacey, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. NJ. Lacey, were married last night
| at the home of the bride The Rev. ]. p.
| Chamness officiated. Only immediate rela-
| tives were present.
BEESON-BROWN.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
| MILTON, Ind, Dec 4.-The marriage OF
Robert Lee Beeson and Miss Mary Brown
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ v. Brown
took place last night at the home of the
| bride The Rev. G.. Jensen officiated. They
will live here.
| DOUBLE WEDDING.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Dec. 4-The mar.
riage of Miss Agnes Wilson and Mr.. Johr
Clark and Miss Bertha Williams and Ed
ward ricketts, took place at Oakland City
to-day. Both couples We're prominent.
PETERSON-BOYER.
| Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
SHELBYVILLE, Ind, Dec. AIR. Henry
j. Peterson and Miss Catherine Boyer. boil
residents of Indianapolis were married IN
this city yesterday afternoon and returned
TO indianapolis last night.