The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-07-26

John Carl Ingram. The guests were enter
tanned with sewing contest.
The marriage of Miss Mabelle C. Hop
kins and Mr.. Arthur Curtis Hiatt took
place Wednesday morning at the home of
the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
II. Hopkins. The ceremony was pronounced
by the Rev. j. W. Perkins in the presence
Of the immediate relatives. The brides
gown was of white Partisan lawn. trimmed
were white sweet peas. Mr.. and Mrs. Hiatt
have gone for short wedding journey and
Will be home after Aug. 1.
Mrs. Frederick G.. Wishard, of Chatta-
nOcga, Tenn, who is visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. f. Doolittle. was the host
ess for a thimble party Wednesday after
noon at their home on Broadway. Fifty
guests were entertained several visitors
from Franklin being among the number.
The guests were entertained during the
afternoon by a guessing contest in which
prizes were won by Mrs. Adolph Seiden-
sticker and Mrs. Charles Hair. of Frank
lin. Assisting Mrs. Wishard were her
Hall. Miss Charline Temperley and Miss
Julia Wilson, of Franklin.
Miss Anna Lybrand entertained about
forty guests Thursday afternoon at cards
in honor of her visitors, Miss Justine Ell
lott. of ShelbyviIle, and Mrs. Mcdonald
Nixon, of Louisville, who is with her moth
er, Mrs. j. T. Power. Miss Lybrand was
assisted by her sister, Miss Gertrude Ly-
brand, Miss Leonora Ensey, Miss Marie
kenney, Miss Florence Schrader and Miss
nellie Van Landingham. Among the out
phis, with Miss Cunningham, Miss David
son, of 81. Louis, with Miss Van Landing
ham. and Miss O'Brien, of Chicago. with
Miss Monroe.
Miss Leila Thomas was the hostess for a
morning euchre Tuesday at her home on
Central avenue. entertaining thirty-fve
guests in honor of her visitors, Miss Ruth
Webb IF Edinburg, and of Miss Rose Da-
WILSON, of st. Louis, who is visiting Miss
Nell Van Landingham. The tables were
Tons of o snd pams ASSIST
ing Miss Thomas were her mother Mrs
Joseph f. Thomas, Mrs Benjamin Nyse-
Landingham and Miss Bernice Wright
The guests included Miss OBrien of Chi
cago. Miss Guirle of Memphis and Miss
Elliott of Shelbyville.
Mrs. A. r. Monroe entertained a num-
Der of young people with a trolley ride
Tuesday night in honor of her daughter
Cora and her guest, Miss Mildred OBrien
! of Chicago. About sixty-five young people
| was served at the Monroe home. Among
/ the guests were Miss Florence Guirle, OF
| Memphis, with Miss Lena Cunningham
| Miss Ruth Webb, of Edinburg with Miss
| Leila Thomas; Miss Rose Davidson of ST
| Louis, with Miss Nell Van Landingham
Miss Blessing Strong, of Long Island City
with Miss Hazel Spellman, and Miss JUS
| tine Elliott, of Shelbyville. with Miss Anns
! Lybrand.
The marriage of Miss Corinna Elizabeth
! Stephens, daughter of Mrs. Matte
| Stephens, and Mr.. Clarence r. Green took
place Wednesday night at $50 at 35O7 NORTH
| Senate avenue. where Mr.. and Mrs Greer
will live. The house prettily decorat.
| ed with palms and flowers. The officiatins
| clergyman was the Rev. George NJ. Smith
/ and the guests were the members of the
| immediate families. The bride wore a pref
| ty gown of white Persian lawn with trim
| mings of lace and carried Bride roses tie6
| with white ribbons, and her sister, Miss
| Irene Stephens, who attended her, wore
| a gown of white and carried white flowers
Mr.. and Mrs. Green will be at home after
| the first of August.
| The marriage of Miss Frances Cutshall
| daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William Cutsh
all, and Mr.. Alfred Harrison took plac,
| Tuesday morning at 8 o'clock at st. Pat
rick's Church, the Rev. Father Duffy Off
ciating. The Mendelssohn wedding march
was played for the entrance of the brida
party, and during the service the music Of
the nuptial mass was sung. The bride wa:
preceded by little ringbearer and two lit
| tie flower girls and attended by Miss Fran
ces Dux as bridesmaid. The best mar
| was Mr.. William Minea and the ushers Mr.
| Dickson, Mr.. Bailey and Mr.. Kinsella Fol
| lowing the ceremony a wedding breakfas
| was served at the home of the brides par
| ents on English avenue, and In the evenins
| an informal reception was given there fol
| Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison. The house wa.
prettily decorated with palms and cluster:
| of flowers. Out-of-town guests for tn,
| wedding were Mr. and Mrs. Haines ant
| daughter, of Danville, Ind, Mrs. Siddel
meyer and daughter, of Danville ILL.,, ant
Mr.. and Mrs. Cochran. of Lincoln, Neb.