The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-07-19

ton. O.: Miss Jacobstein. of Louisville, and
Miss Konn. of Birmingham, Ala.
Mrs. John Candee Dean entertained
few Of her friends very informally Thurs
day afternoon at her home on North Penn
syIvania street. The guests were asked TO
see the demonstration of some new kitchen
ware and following supper was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry d. Pierce, gave a
trolley party to the Soldiers Home at Mar
ion Wednesday. The party were the recip-
tents of various attentions there, and con-
sisted. besides the hosts. of the Misses
Pierce. Douglas Pierce and his classmate
from Princeton University, Misses Talbot
MOrsS and Dean, MessrS. William Allen
Wood and Charles Dean.
Miss Nellie A. Carnahan, daughter
of General and Mrs j. r. Carnahan.
was married Wednesday morning at
9 to Mr.. Ralph Henry Hess, of
Fort Collins, Col. The ceremony was
pronounced by the Rev. B. A. Ayles-
worth, ID. D., president of the Col
orado Agricultural College, in which insti-
tuition Mr.. Hess is an instructor. Only the
members of the family and the immediate
mony a wedding breakfast was served and
Mr.. and Mrs. Hess left at noon for their
home in Fort Collins.
Miss Nell Van Landingham entertained
eighty young people with dancing party
Thursday night at the Brenneke Academy,
the guest of honor being her visitor, Miss
Rose Davidson, of st. Louis. Assisting Miss
Van Landingham in her hospitalities were
Miss Leonora Ensey, Miss Leila Thomas
and Miss Pauline Stein. Among the visitors
with the guests were Miss Florence Guirle.
of Memphis. with Miss Lena Cunningham
Miss Webb. of Edinburg, with Miss Leila
Thomas; Miss Newman and Miss Murphy,
of Richmond, with Miss Coughlen, and
Miss O'Brien. of Chicago. with Miss
| Monroe.
| Miss Carrie Jackson was the hostess for
| a euchre party Thursday afternoon in honor
| of number of young women visiting
in town. her guests including house WIS.,
itors. Miss Hannah Jacobstein, OF Louis
vile, and Miss Rose Schimburg. of Balti-
more. Miss Fannie Litski of Chicago. and
| Dora Wolf; Miss Viola Lowenstein, of New
York. with Miss Lucy Nathan; Miss
| Strauss, of Baltimore. with Mrs. Frank;
| Miss Nellie Lippman. Of Detroit. with Mrs
| Goldberg; Miss Geigerman, of Cincinnati
| with Miss Gertrude Cronbach, and Miss
| Levy and Miss Cohen, of Birmingham. with
Mrs. Levy About thirty guests were en-
| Jackson entertained the visiting girls and
| their hostesses at dinner.
| XXX
pretty wedding, occurred Wednesday
| evening at the residence of E. B. Sprague
| on West Twenty-ninth street, when Miss
Esther May Wilson was married to Mr.. Ira
| V. Ferris. The bride wore white swis:
| trimmed in lace. and carried an arm bou.
| quet of roses. The bridal party was led by
| Misses May and Hazel Sprague, nieces OF
| the bride, dressed in white, and each carry
| ing baskets of flowers. The Rev. j. Ed
| ward Brown officiated at the ceremony
| Among the guests present were Mrs. j. III
| Nicholson, of Chicago, a sister of Mrs. Fer
| ris; Mrs. j. A. Schlueter and daughter
/ Flora, of Louisville, KY, and the immediate
| relatives of the couple. Mrs. Lou Lowry
| played the wedding march. The parlor.
| were decorated with ferns and boughs O
| green woven into an arch, under which tn,
! couple stood. Mr.. and Mrs. Ferris will b
at home after Aug. l at 91S East Nineteenth
| street