The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-05-17

They will visit London. St Petersburg,
Berlin and Paris In Russia. where they
will spend month. they will be enter
tanned by Col. William r. Holloway, or THIS
eral to St Petersburg
The marriage Of Miss Grace Sickford,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George a. Sick
take place Wednesday evening at the home
of the brides parents on West Twenty
seventh street The attendants will be MISS
Grace Allen of Upton, Miss Pearson, MISS
Annette Patton as bridesmaids, Mrs. Fred
erick Kingston as maid of honor and Mr.
Frederick Kingston as best man. Mr.. Harry
Sickford will give the bride away.
The annual party for the children who
save pennies for the benefit of the Flower
Mission will be given Friday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. John I. Brush. Many
delightful features will be arranged Tor
the children'S enjoyment and the affair Will
be in the form of a garden party. The
boxes for the pennies are now being dis
tributed under the direction of Mrs. Ben
jamin Harrison, chairman of the commit
tee. and they will not be collected until
October, so that the children will have all
summer in which to make the offerings.
The Dramatic Club will meet next
Wednesday evening at the Propylaeum.
Der committee will give "A Corsican Leg
acy," the play which was postponed by the
fire at the Propylaeum last winter. This
Frederick A. Joss. Mr.. N A. Gladding, Mr..
Owen Mothershead. Mr.. Will lockwood.
Mr.. A. D. Gates and Mr.. Lee ELAN. The
Harrington, Mrs. Ovid B. Jameson, Mrs
Frederick A. Joss and Miss Kate Wallick
The April committee has charge. OF the
play, "A Proposal Under Difficulties"
Miss Butler, DR.. Fletcher Hodges and DR..
Ray Newcomb The committee for this
play includes Mr.. and Mrs. William Scott.
Miss Martha Carey, Mr.. Albert Smith and
Ta2Rdrt. evening,
May 80, the Dramatic Club will hold its
annual business meeting at the Propy-
laeum, which will be followed by dance.
This will be the last meeting of the club
for the season.
The concert Friday evening at the new
Claypool Hotel promises to be one Of the
society events of the season, as well as one
evening are Mrs. Winfield T. Durbin, Mrs.
Charles w. Fairbanks, Mrs. Edward F.
Hodges. Mrs. j. K. Lilly, Mrs; Thomas Reid
d. Pierce, Mrs Eli Lilly Mrs. Bernard Von-
negut, Mrs. Louis Burckhardt Mrs. Harry
s. New, Mrs. William z. English, Mrs.
Hugo Q; Painter, Mrs. Frederick M; Bach
Richard Williams, Mrs. Hugh H. Hanna,
Mrs. Claude c. Griffith Mrs. Henry L. Bev-
eridge, Mrs. William Scott, Mrs. Henry
Kahn. Mrs Hugh j. MCGOWAN, Mrs. Albert
Lieber, Mrs. Henry Lawrence, Mrs. Albert
| A. Barnes, Mrs. Charles Emmett Coffin,
Mrs. John Newman Carey, Mrs. Lafayette
age MIS-. CndTleS r. R0DDlnS, mrs. VIII
liam III. Coleman, Mrs. Samuel E. Morss,
/ Mrs. John Candee Dean, Mrs. John r. Pear
| son, Mrs. May Wright Sewall. Mrs. Hilton
! u Brown, Mrs. Eddy Morris Campbell,
| Mrs. Nelson Augustus Gladding, Mrs. SAM
uel Rauh, Mrs. Frank Maus-Fauvre, Mrs.
John H. Holiday.
| GASTON-HASKINS.
| WATERFORD. Conn.,, May 16.-Major
Joseph A. CASTOR, of the First Cavalry,
stationed in Texas, and Miss Lavinia,
daughter of Col and Mrs w. 1. Haskins,
were married to-day at Colonel Haskins 8
summer home in Oswegatchie. Only rela-
| tives and few riends were present.