The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-03-04

from 5 to Saturday evening in honor of
their guest, Miss Greene. of Cleveland, o.
Miss Grace Porterfield, who has spent the
winter with Mrs Pierre Gray, o wi1 ret Her
marriage to Mr. Ralph ID. Polk will take
place April Is.
Mrs John Macintosh Judson will enter
tain half dozen friends Informally to-
ton, of Defiance, o., who is spending the
winter with her brother, Mr.. Henry
Houghton.
Mrs. p. p. Wright, of Grand Rapids, who
was Mrs John Candee Deans guest for
few days. is now in Louisville. She will
return this evening to visit Mrs. Dean. and
will receive with her at her usual after
noon at home tomorrow.
Mrs. Charles E. Hollingsworth received
informally yesterday afternoon for Mrs. T.
Edwin Bell, wife of Senator Bell, of Ham,
mond: The hostess was assisted in her
Kurtz and Miss Ella Hutchinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Benton Laycock
announce the engagement Of their daugh-
ter. M Mart Blanche, and Mr.; r. WILLIAM William
and now of this city. The wedding will
take place on Wednesday. April s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Scofeld have re-
| turned TO their home In Brazil, after
visit with Mrs. Scofield's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Byrd, North Pennsylvania
street Mrs. Scofield was formerly Miss
Lena Byrd and was a December bride.
Mrs Clinton e. Galloway was the hostess
| of pretty spring flower luncheon yester-
| day i'm honor of Miss Mary Reyes and Miss
| Nellie Brevoort, of Columbus. and Miss
| Grace Galloway, who will leave In several
weeks for permanent residence I'm Califor-
| MIA. Covers were laid for ten guests, and
| the table bore floral decoration OF spring
/ flowers.
| Mrs. Thomas Z. Stucky will entertain
| at luncheon to-day for Mrs. A. III. Wamp-
| Ter, of Gosport, Mrs. Ida Landers, of Mar
tinsville, and Mrs. j. L. Matthews. of
Mooresville. Mrs. STICKY has invited a
| honor, including Mrs Winfield Miller, Mrs.
Benkley, Mrs. Will Landers, Mrs. Edward
| Stucky, Mrs. Larissa White and Mrs. Gill
| bert Brown.
The Woman's Research Club has elected
| officers as follows: President, Mrs. w. c.
| Helt; first vice president, Mrs. Writ c.
Smith; second vice president Mrs. c. M.
| Lemon; recording secretary, Miss Maude
/ M. Price; corresponding secretary, Mrs. f.
G.. Ritchie; treasurer. Miss Sarah Rudisill;
critic, Mrs A: A. Young; delegate to local
mittee, Miss Bertha Crosley, Mrs E. d.
Clark Mrs. o. M. Pruitt
| HANSCHE-SCHWART
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
GOSHEN, Ind. March 3.-Charles Fred
| erick Hansche, aged twenty-six, giving his
residence as Chicago, and Miss Louise
| Schwartz, of South Bend, of the same age,
| eloped to Goshen last night and were mar
| ried by the Rev. DIR. C.. c. Cissell. The
groom said he was employed on Chicago
| evening paper. They went to that city.
| To-day ii was learned he was the harpst
in the Oliver Hotel orchestra and taught
| music. His bride was secretary in DR.. j.
| w. Hills office, where they met. Her par
| ents had selected South Bend society man
| for her, and the trousseau had been pre-
| pared for the wedding. Mr.. Hansche is the
son OF William II. Hansche, of Richmond,
| Ind.
KIRBY-RUNYAN.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
| PARAGON, Ind, March Sword has
been received here of the marriage on Feb.
26 of William II. Kirby, formerly of this
| place, and Fannie r. Runyan, of Marvel.
o. T. Mr.. Kirby is the son of H. III. Kirby,
| local news agent, and is engaged in bust
| ness at Binger, o. L.
MILLER-HENTON.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
PERU, Ind, March 3.-The marriage of
Miss Florence Henton, niece of ]. o. Cole,
the millionaire brewer and lumberman. and
Edwin +. Miller was brilliant social func-
ton here tonight.