The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-06-07

held at the hall, next Friday evening. at
s o'clock. y musical and literary pro-
gramme will be given, ollowed by dancing.
Miss Jeanette Haugh, of Anderson, will
arrive this week 20 visit Miss Helen Brown
on Broadway and attend the commence
ment exercises or Shortridge High Scnool
ties.
Mr.. and Mrs. William o. Everett and
Harry and Leo Everett will go to Shelby
vile Wednesday 10 attend the marriage
Roland Mardis, which will occur that
evening.
Mr.. Robert Mason Geiger. of Atlanta.
Ga, has issued announcements of the mar
riage OF his daughter Margaret Campbell
and Mr.. John Covington Knapp. which took
place at the Grace Church Chantry. New
York, on June 4.
Mrs. George w. Stout, who left Friday
for Mountain Seminary, Pa, TO attend the
commencement exercises, will return on
Thursday, accompanied by her daughter
Josephine, who will be graduated this
week from that institution.
The annual children's summer festival
will be observed at the German Park Sun
day afternoon, June IA. In case of bad
weather the festival will be postponed two
weeks. Riverside Park cars pass the
north entrance of the German Park.
Invitations have been received in the
Howe for the marriage of their daughter
Agnes and Mr.. Frederick Bailey Jones
Wednesday evening June "A, at 6 o'clock
at the Grace Episcopal Church. Muncie.
Mrs. May Wright Sewall has issued in
vitations 10 the resident alumnae of the
Girls Classical School for a tea from 4 TO
D O'Clock Wednesday afternoon TO chrlsten
the tea service and loving cup presented
TO her Wy the association and senior class.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Eitel, Mr.. Edmund
Eitel and the officers of the class OF 'B OF
Shortridge High School will give a recep-
ton tomorrow afternoon. from 3 to o
o'clock, for the seniors and faculty of the
school, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Eitel,
on North Meridian street.
Mrs. John ". Dittemore and little daugh-
ter Louise. of Efingham, ILL.,, will arrive
and go with her to Dayton, o., to visit
relatives for ten days, after which they
will go to Rye Beach. New Hampshire. to
remain during the summer.
The June party of the Maennerchor
Ladies' Society will be given next Friday
afternoon. Section s is in charge, with Mrs.
Eugene Dollmetsch chairman. assisted by
Miss Lena Fertig. Mrs. George Borst. Miss
Tillie Schmid, Miss Gertrude Human and
Miss Katrina Fertig.
ton Monday evening. June Is. in honor of
the Daughters of the Revolution and In cell
ebration of Flag day: Captain Wallace
Foster will give an address and display his
collection of flags. A snort musical pro-
gramme has also been arranged for the
day.
The Alliance Franchise has elected the
following officers: President. Mrs. Samue
+; Morss: vice president. Miss Emily
Fletcher; secretary, Mr.. Edward Du Bots;
treasurer. Miss Mary Colgan: assistant Sec
rotary. Miss Niblack; board of directors,
Mrs. May Wright Sewall, Mrs. Clarence A.
Kenyon, Mrs. George B. CASTOR, Mrs. Jo-
sephine Weigeldt. Mr.. Faille.
Mrs. Olivia Sanger Hall, the dramatic
reader who has been doing considerable
work in this city during the month OF
May. left yesterday for Chicago. en- route
to Denver where she is on the programme
for the National Association of Elocution.
lists which will be held there the last OF
the month. Mrs. Hall will afterwards &c
to Nebraska to do Cautauqua work and
fore going to Winona to fill an Engage
\ ment.
TALBOTT-TONNER.
The marriage of Mr.. Henry Talbot, OF
this city, and Miss Ida Glenn Tonner
Washington, D.. c., took place in that
city at noon yesterday. The ceremony was
pronounced at the home of the brides
father at 1916 Sixteenth street, by the Rev
Herbert Scott Smith, of St. Margaret's
Church, and was witnessed by the imne-
date relatives of the bride and bridegroom
There were no attendants and a wedding
breakfast was served after the
The bride was born in Canton, o., but ha.
lived in Washington a number of years
where her father has filled a number o.
important official positions. She was
favorite of the late President Mckinley
and among the wedding gifts was that from
Mrs. Mckinley, a photograph Of the lat,
President, framed In gold. Mr.. Frank NJ
of his brother. Mr.. Talbot will bring hi
bride to Indianapolis for residence.