The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-10-15

Mrs William McCrea has returned from a
| visit to Chicago.
Miss Helen VILE, of Rochester. N. Y. is
the guest of Miss Bertha Ellis.
Mrs George Rockwell of Cincinnati, is
| the guest of Mrs. Frank Z. James.
| Mrs Ernest II. Trip has returned from
| visit with Mrs Verbag In North Vernon.
| Mrs c. E. Andrews and daughter Helen
| have returned from a six weeks Visit IN
| Toronto Can.
| Mrs Mary Jeffreys Christian will go to
! Shelbyv1lle tomorrow to reopen her Glasses
| I'm vocal music
| Mrs. Charles L. Farrell. of Chicago, ar
| rived yesterday to visit her mother, Mrs.
| S. III. Richards.
Mr. Harry King entertained few friends
| at dinner last night in honor or MISS hlhs'
| of Terre Haute.
| Miss Bindley has returned to her home In
| Terre Haute, after a visit with Dr. anu
| Mrs. Alois Graham.
| Miss Ethel Reeves, who is the guest OF
Miss Laura Marten, will return next week
| to her home in Chicago
| Miss Waters, of Maryland, Is spending
several weeks with Mrs. Harry Z. Chris
4 tian on Ashland avenue.
| Miss Florence Cothrell will leave to-day
| to spend six weeks with Miss Katherine
| McDougall in Terre Haute.
| Mrs. L. ID. Davis, of 21O1 East Washington
A
| visit In Tres Piedros, N NJ.
Mrs. NJ. 'E. Crowell has returned to her
| home in Franklin, after a brief visit with
her mother, Mrs. E. ]. Foster.
Mrs. Harry S. Krug will return Saturday
| to her home In st. Louis, after visit with
her mother, Mrs. Charles Hall.
Judge James NJ. Winters aAd daughter,
| Miss Emily Winters. have returned from a
| fortnights visit in West Baden.
Mrs. John H. Dickerson, who has been
| the guest of Mrs. Charles G. Miller, has re-
| turned to her home in New York.
Miss Edith and Miss Ruth Wilson, who
| visited friends in New York after returning
from visit abroad, have returned home.
| Mrs. c. A Pritchard, of Gosport. will ar
rive Sunday to spend r several weeks Ada W1un
Mr.. and Mrs. Winfield Denny, of Ander-
| son, who came for the Keller-Searle wed
| ding last night, are guests of Miss Mabel
| Norris.
The Flower Mission will hold a meeting
| this morning at 10 at the new hospital, IN
stead of at the Second Presbyterian Church,
the usual place of meeting.
Miss Emma WATSON will go to Oldenburg
tomorrow to visit her niece. Miss Mary
| WATSON Sells, and will go from there 10
Terre Haute to visit Mrs. Deprez.
Mrs. Harrison Flint of Danbury, Conn.,,
| who spent two months with her sister, Mrs.
| John NJ. Godown, has gone to Fort Wayne
to visit her brother, Mr.. Clark Fairbank.
| Mr.. ana Mrs. .. Len1ngWell nave ISSUED
| invitations for a reception In honor OF their
golden wedding anniversary tomorrow from
2 to 10 at their home, 2013 Bellefontaine
street.
Mrs. S. F. Smith, of Florida. formerly OF
this city, who is the guest Of Mrs. Sarah
Hendricks, in Woodruff Place. will be with
Mrs. Lenora Smith and the Misses Pratt, on
| North Pennsylvania street, after Saturday.
Mrs. Paul Fable gave a box party yester-
day at English's, having for her guests Mrs
| amin 10Th rino
Mrs. Wendell Hetherington, of Belding
Mich, Mrs. Frederick A. Hetherington, Mrs
Harris F. Holland and Miss Virginia Hen
| richs, of Erie, Pa.
Mrs James H Taylor gave very small
informal luncheon yesterday In honor OF
| Miss Louise Drew, of the Lady Roses
Daughter" company, and later took hei
guests to the matinee. Mrs. Taylor enter
| tanned Miss Florence Cothrell, Miss julia
| Kern and Miss Elizabeth Fletcher.
The marriage of Miss Grace Smithertor
| and Mr.. Charles Conger occurred last night
| at the home of the bride. General Smither-
ton gave the bride away, and the attendants
| were Miss Jessie Stout, Miss Elsie Bunner
Mr. Austin and Mr.. Kelly. Mr.. and Mrs
| Conger will go to Seattle for residence.
Miss Alice Higgins of Clinton, Miss Sue
Ross. of Terre Haute, and Miss Paxton, OF
| Kansas, ILL.,, have arrived to be the guests
| of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wright Buttolph al
the Surrey. Mrs. Buttolph will receive in.
formally this afternoon for her guests. anc
this evening Mr.. and Mrs. Buttolph will be
at home. There are no invitations.
Mrs. Ransom Griffin was the hostess for g
card company yesterday afternoon in honor
of Miss Emma Louise Eiske whose mar
rage occurs next week. The rooms were
decorated with palms and white and pink
chrysanthemums and roses Assisting Mrs
Griffin in entertaining were Mrs: Dom Yer
ner Smythe and Miss Mary Niche The
guests included Mrs. Emma Kenyon o.
New York, Mrs. F. E. Dyer. of Worthing
ton, and Miss Maude Roach. of Cayuga.
A guest euchre will be given tomorrow
afternoon at Maennerchor Hall by the
Woman's Society. The decorations are un
der the supervision of Mrs. Julius Burk
hardt, assisted by Miss Irma Bertermann
The hostesses for the afternoon will be the
officers of the club-Mrs. A. Scherrer, pres
ident; Mrs. J. p. Frenzel, first vice presi
dent; Mrs. julius Keller, second vice pres
ident; Mrs. Herman Adam, corresponding
secretary; Miss A. Scherrer, assistant sec
rotary; Mrs w. Rhodehamel, treasurer
Mrs. Charles Adam, financial secretary
Mrs p III. Krauss, chairman of amusement
committee: Mrs. l.. MUIR, chairman or re-
vision committee. Each member has th'
privilege of inviting two guests. Besides
the euchre game there will be lotto game
in charge of Mrs. 0. N. Frenzel- The re-
freshments are IN charge Of the house com
mittee.
KELLER-SEARLE.
st Paul's Church was the scene of
beautiful wedding last night when Mis-:
Mary Barbara Searle daughter of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Scott Herman Searle. and Mr.. Hubert
| Keller, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Keller
were married in the presence of large
| congregation of relatives and friends. The
church was effectively decorated will
masses of palms and yellow chrysanthe
| NUNS, against which were set the altar
candles The pews for the family were
marked by clusters of yellow chrysanthe
NUNS, the flower and color chosen to char
acterize the wedding appointments. AS
the guests gathered Mr.. Clarence Carson
| at the organ played a programme of wed
ding music and at the ceremony hour, 7:5V
the vested choir of the church entered
singing the wedding march from "Lohen-
| grim to be joined at the door by the wed
ding party. The ushers, Mr.. Frank Abbott
| Mr.. August Keller, Mr.. John Mckenna, Mr.
| Harvey Grassland, Mr.. John Craig and Mr.
| Henry Sulcer. of Chicago, walked first in
the wedding party.
The bridegroom with his best man, his
brother Mr. Frank Keller. followed anC
the officiating clergyman, the Rev. Lewis
Brown. walked next. He was followed by
the two little ribbon bearers Mile Keller
and Katherine Bauer. Their gowns were OF
white null with white sashes and they
carried yellow ribbons. The bridesmaid:
followed Miss Ethel Reeves. Of Chicago
with Miss Alice Benton Scott, Miss France:
Pangborn with Miss Edna Rexford anC
Miss Louise Reese with Miss Frances
Adams. Their gowns were daintily fash
toned robes of yellow point d'esprit Gu
| decollete and with elbow sleeves. The
| gowns of the first two maids were fash
| toned over taffeta of deep yellow those o.
the second over lighter shade and thos.