The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-01-08


North Alabama street, Saturday afternoon.
Mrs William Maclay Hall. of Pittsburg.
will arrive shortly to visit Mrs. George H.
Hume and Miss Emma Martindale. Mrs:
Hall was formerly Miss Augusta Lyon, or
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. John d. Kerr entertained
with euchre party Tuesday evening at
their home on North Alabama street. for
their guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Hickman, of
Chicago. The house was prettily decorated
and tables were arranged for twenty-four
players. Mr.. and Mrs. Hickman will return
home to-day.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Mcguire enter
tanned at dinner last night for Miss Fran
ces McElwee. Their guests included Mr..
and Mrs. ]. Richard Francis. Mr.. and Mrs.
]. E. Reagan, Mr.. and Mrs. Drum of An
derson, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Richey, Miss
Clarissa Rooms CT Muncie and Mr.. James
Z. Fish. The table was prettily adorned
with red carnations.
Mrs. Harry j. Christian received infor-
mally yesterday afternoon in honor of her
sister, Miss Julia Jeffrey, of Brooklyn, N.
Y, formerly of this city, who will spend the
tan was assisted by Mrs. Sidney NJ. Dyer
and Miss Dyer. During the afternoon
pleasant musical programme was given by
Miss Dyer, Miss Helen Egan, Miss Clara
Beckman and Mrs. Frank H. Harrington.
Mrs. Obie Smith, one of the brides of
last October, observed her first reception
afternoon at home since her marriage yes
terday afternoon in her apartments of the
ner mother, Mrs. George c. Pearson; her
sister, Miss Emma Virginia Pearson; Mr.
Smiths mother. Mrs. Ida Smith and by her
bridesmaids, Miss Mae Culver Miss Lucy
Mcdaniel, Miss Virginia Straughan. Miss
| Natalie Smith and Miss Florence Plum. In
| the evening Mr.. and Mrs. Smith received
| together.
Mrs Charles A Pfaffiin gave a small COM
pany yesterday Afternoon in honor of Miss
| Frances McElwee, who will return to-mor-
| row to Oxford, O.. delightful musical
noon. Miss McElwee, Miss Rooms, of Mum
| Gle, Miss Grace Porterfield and Miss Flor
| ence Atkins participating. feature of
| the afternoon was clever game, devised
| by Herbert Hammond, of Chicago. friend
of the hostess. The game arranged for
| musical terms to be inserted in blank spaces
| in verse and was much enjoyed by the
| players.
WILEY-LENNARD.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
| METAMORA, Ind, Jan. 7.-Mr. Frederick
II. Wiley, of Indianapolis, and Miss Edith
Gordon Lennard of this place. were mar
ried at noon to-day i'm the Methodist
Church, the Rev. Mr.. Sergeant. presiding
elder of Moore's Hill district officiating.
Miss Mary Goodwin. of Brookville. was
maid of honor and DR.. Harry c. Kahlo, of
| indianapolis, was best man The church
| and the homes of the brides parents and
grandmother were beautifully decorated
| with Southern smilax. holly, mistletoe and
| roses. After the ceremony the wedding
! breakfast was served at the residence of
Mrs; Sophia Gordon, the brides grand
mother. The bride is the daughter OF
Henry r. Lennard, a manufacturer and
| prominent in Republican circles in south
eastern Indiana. Lieutenant Governor
The groom is Well known socially in In
annapolis and is a member of the Columbia
| Club "A special train was provided al
Connersville for the guests from Indian.
III a. m and leaving at p. m. Among
those present were L. P. Mitchell. New
Castle; Miss Lucille Skidmore, Charleston
III; Lieut.. Gov. and Mrs. H. L. Gordon
Howard NJ. and Mrs. Gordon, John " and
| Mrs. Campbell, all of Cincfnnati; Mr.. and
Mrs. George N. Catterson. Mr.. r. p. Van
Indianapolis. Mr.. and Mrs Wiley left at
o'clock for an extended trip abroad.
DORAN-NYE
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
LAPORTE, Ind, Jan. THE marriage OF
Miss Laura Nye. only daughter of Mrs
Jennie T. Nye and the late ex-Lieutenan;
Governor Mortimer Nye, and Attorney
Philo Quinn Doran, former deputy auditor
took place at noon to-day, at the residence
| of the brides mother on Monroe street
The marriage service was read by the Rev
DR.. Switzer, pastor of the First Methodist
Episcopal Church in the presence of about
| sixty guests, composed entirely of rela-
tives and very intimate friends of the con-
tracing parties. The decorations consisted
| of a profusion of Southern smilax holly
and American Beauty roses, set off by a
background of palms and ferns. The color
1 scheme was green and red, which was car
| ried out effectively also in the adornments
of the dining room, where wedding break.
fast was served after the ceremony. The
wedding journey will cover many parts OF
the West.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
RICHMOND, Ind. Jan. 7.-There was
beautiful home wedding at noon to-day a
the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Angus
Kielhorn. The principals were Bert Martin
son of Mr.. and Mrs. James G. Martin, anc
Miss Mamie Kielhorn. The Rev. H. III
Hadley, of ST. Pauls Episcopal Church
officiated In the presence of fifty guests
The home was beautifully decorated Boil
the decorations and the menu were ar
ranged to hormonize with the brides gown
which was violet silk with overdress O
white tulle.
STEINHARTER-GAN
Special 70 the Indianapolis Journal
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Jan. miss Mi
nerva Cans, of this city. and Snyder Stein
harter, of Cincinnati, were married her,
this evening, Rabbi Klein of the Sixth
street Temple. officiating. The bride is tn
daughter OF isaac Cans, wholesale mer
chant. Mr.. and Mrs. Steinharter left to
night for months trip in the East. The,
Will live in Cincinnati
HOCKER-NEES.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
AURORA, Ind, Jan. Henry Hooker
of Springfield, o.. and Miss Josephine Nees
of this city, were married at O'Clock thi
morning at the Catholic Church The Rev
]. j. Mackee officiated. They left for Spring
field this evening.
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