The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-10-06

lowing the programme there was a social
hour. AS ii was ladies' night number of
friends were present with the club members.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward H. Dean and Miss
Annie Dean have issued invitations for a
tea tomorrow afternoon from 10 z in honor
of Mrs. Samuel Bates Grubbs, of Ship
Island, and Miss Belle Noble Dean.
Mr.. and Mrs Richard Lieber and little
son, who have spent few months with
relatives in Germany, will sail from Rotter
dam on the Rhyndam Oct. 10, and are ex-
pected here the latter part of the month.
Mr.. Mark Haynes, Mr.. L. Z. Leonard Mr.
and Mrs. John b. Dugan and Mrs. NJ. II.
Mcguire, of Richmond, will be among the
guests who will come for the wedding of
Miss Pearl Haynes and Mr.. Charles Malott
tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Plum. jr.. will cell
citrate the third anniversary of their mar
riage Friday, Oct. 8. Mrs. Plum will be
at home informally from TO and will
have with her Miss Nellie Kreider of Oma-
ha. There will be no invitations
Mrs. Abby r. Mayo and daughters were
the hostesses OF pleasant informal COM
p any yesterday afternoon. at which iI.
Kate Shaw, of Monmouth, ILL.,, and a
young Japanese girl, Yukuyama San, of
Kanazawa, Japan. Miss Lucy Mayo is a
teacher in the Horikuri school of girls in
Kanazawa and Miss Shaw has spent a
number of years there and is now home on
a leave of absence. During the afternoon
Miss Shaw gave an interesting talk on the
school and its various departments. Miss
Shaw and her japanese companion will
leave tomorrow for oxford, o., where
College. Miss Shaw will give addresses on
her work during the winter, under the
direction of the women's board Of the
Northwestern College
The Irvington Womans Club observed
presidents day yesterday with a reception
and luncheon at the home of Mrs. James, L.
Kingsbury, on Layman avenue. The guests
were received by Mrs. C.. Z. Newlin and
Mrs q
presidents of the club. The assistant hos
tesses were the members of the social COM
mittee, Mrs Charles b. Clarke, Mrs. Henry
S. Schell and Mrs. Orville d. Carvin. For
the luncheon the guests were seated at
small tables, which were daintily laid in
pink and white, the club colors, having
pink tapers in crystal candleholders and
pink cosmos flowers for decoration. The
guest favors were pink carnations, the club
flower. The programme or toasts included
responses by Mrs. Myron r. Williams, Mrs.
Robert e. Moore, Mrs. Jacob ID. Forrest,
Mrs. Hilton U. Brown and Mrs. Kingsbury.
Mrs. Newlin acted as toastmistress. The
first regular meeting of the club Will be
held Oct. IS at the home of Mrs. Rollin +.
Kautz, on North Alabama street.
PoINDEXTER-BELNA
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
MARION, Ind. Oct. 5.-Miss Meta Bel
nap, daughter of ex-Congressman George
w. Steele and wife, and Paul Poindexter,
a mining engineer of Baker City, Ore, We're
married in Chicago yesterday. The an
nouncement of the marriage will come as a
surprise to the many friends of Mrs. Poin-
dexter in Marion. She has been visiting in
Chicago for several days, and last evening
her parents were surprised TO receive a
telegram stating that she had been mar
ried. She had been corresponding with MIR.
PoindeXter for some time. but the fact that
she was about to become his bride was not
known even to her most intimate friends.
Lit is said that Major Steele and wife have
never met Mr. Poindexter and that they
were opposed to her marrying him because
of having acquaintance with him.
APPROACHING MUNCIE WEDDINGS.
special to the indianapolis Journal.
MUNCIE, Ind, Oct. 1.-Two weddings of
much interest in Muncie society are an
nounced to take place in the near future
Miss Oda Cutway formerly of this city,
but now of Buffalo. will be united in mar
riage on Oct to Mr. James Elrod. of
Muncie, at the Cutway residence in Buffalo
The wedding of Miss Leota Davis daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs John NJ Davis, and Mr.
Elmer j.. Botkin. an attorney of this city,
will take place on Oct. IA.
Miss Grace Hrons. a popular young
music teacher, and Mr.. Otto Crawley, OF
Greencastle. surprised the brides friends
by being quietly married yesterday at the
home of the Rev. g. w. Rector, near Gas
ton, an uncle of the bride.
McDERMOTT-HEISE.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
MADISON. Ind, Oct. 5.-Dr. j. p Nc
Dermott and Miss Viola Heise, popular
young people, married this evening
by Father Guthneck.