The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-04-18
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Announcement is made of the marriage
of Miss Harriet Marie Neighbors and Mr..
Richard Wainwright Rhein.
Judge and Mrs. John H. Baker returned
last night from Florida, where they have
been spending several months.
Mrs. John Edward Stein has returned
to her home in Lafayette after a short
visit with Miss Suella Moore.
Mrs. III. j. Landers, of Crawley, La, will
accompany Mrs. John Landers home from
the South the first part of May.
Mrs. Long and daughter. Miss Alice Long.
who have been spending several months
in Florida, returned home last Tuesday.
Miss Julia Mothershead has returned from
the Mediterranean trip, which she took
with party of friends from New Jersey.
Miss Virginia Keep will leave Monday
for New York, where she will be the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Bliss for sew
eral weeks.
Misses Margaret and Ruth McCulloch will
return to Vassar College to-day, after
spending the spring vacation with DR.. and
Mrs. o. s. Runnells.
Senator Charles w. Fairbanks has re-
turned from short trip to West Baden.
Mrs. Fairbanks is expected home from
Washington. D. c., to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. NJ. Pursell and Mrs.
Oliver L. Thomas will go to Avondale, O.,
and Mrs. John Charles Bowman.
Mrs. Ella Hutchinson was the hostess for
an informal reception yesterday afternoon
in honor of Mrs w. d. Taylor, of st.
Louis, and Mrs. ]. B. Digman, of Chicago.
DR.. and Mrs. Wilmer F. Christian and
Miss Grace Christian will go to Craw-
louisville Monday to attend Judge Clapp's
lecture. which will be given at the college.
Mrs. Harriet Coughlen and Miss Macy
Coughlen will issue invitations to-day for
their home on North Pennsylvania street.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. B. Wilson and Miss
Ruth Wilson, who went to New York to
spend Easter with Miss Edith Wilson,
will remain in the East until the 1st Of
May.
Mrs. p. E. Studebaker. of South Bend.
and Mrs. j. r. Hoagland. of Chicago, were
the guests of friends in town yesterday
on their way from French Lick Springs to
their homes.
The Boys Club Association has issued
invitations for their annual gathering on
the evening of April % at the home of the
president, Mr.. Edgar II. Evans, 132 East
Sixteenth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Albeit and daughter
Dorothy. of Columbus, o., who are the
guests of DR.. and Mrs Charles III. Albeit.
will go to Clayton Monday TO visit relatives
before returning home.
Frank Girardin, a Richmond artist, was
up ea bs Pr7s by The
shown in the recent exhibit in that city.
The club purchased the picture.
Miss Essie Hunter entertained a num-
Der of young people last night at her home
in Irvington. in honor of Miss Meta d.
Campbell and Mr.. James Braden. whose
marriage will occur next Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Baker will go to
Evansville this morning to attend a re-
ception, which Mrs. Ada Dallam. of
Schenectady, N Y, will give at her old
home there for Mr.. and Mrs. John Chandler
Dallam, who were married Tuesday even
ing.
A very successful and enjoyable euchre
yfxv a ot he
Maennerchor by the Ladies' Society Mrs.
Julius Keller, Of the sixth section, was in
charge, assisted by Miss Nettie Kistner,
Miss Anna Schaefer and Miss Bertha
Keller.
Mrs. Frederick T. Ross gave a pretty
pink and white luncheon yesterday at her
nome on Central avenue in honor of Mrs.
Schramm and Mrs. Joseph Murray, of An
derson; Mrs Albert Crawford, of Craw-
louisville, and Mrs. Irwin Wright, of Hunt
ington. Apple blossoms were used in the
adornment of the table.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Elliott Perkins.
jr, gave a dinner last night, entertaining
a number of the members of the Wabash
College Glee Club. Their guests included
Mrs. Perkins's brother. Morton NJ. Milford,
Paul NJ Eckley, Burl r. Johnston and
Joseph S. Miller. The table was adorned
with American Beauty roses and candles
with red rose shades
DIR. and Mrs Wilmer F. Christian enter
number of the young men who belong to the
Wabash Glee and Mandolin Club. Their
guests were all members of the Phi Gamma
Delta fraternity end the fraternity color,
royal purple, was used in the decoration
of the table. The lights were shaded with
violet shades and violets were used for
floral decoration. Covers were laid for
twelve.
A number of young girls were the host
esses for a delightful dancing party last
night at the home of Miss Genevieve
Maine, on North Meridian street About
one hundred young people were enter
rated with spring flowers and the ballroom
was hung in green garlands, with hang
and green prevailed in the decora tons and
appointments. Among the guests were
Mr.. Theodore Morris. of Purdue Univer-
sity. and Mr.. Webb Adams, of Blooming
Marie Kenny. Mabel Norris. Elinora En-
sey, Annabel Gilchrist, Ethel Woodward.
Anna Lybrand and Grace Cavanaugh.
Miss Clarissa Rooms. who visited Mrs.
turned to Muncie Miss Rooms will leave
shortly for Rochester. n. Y, to accept her
new position, in regard to which the Even
ing Times of that city has this to say:
1.-The music committee Of the Brick Church
yesterday engaged Miss Clarissa X. Rooms.
of Muncie Ind, solo soprano for that
church for the coming year. Miss Rooms
Is the daughter of Judge George III. Rooms,
of the Circuit Court of Indiana She has
been the soprano of the Meridian-street
Methodist Church in Indianapolis. and is
well known in that city church singer.
Her press notices are evidence that she
has sung with great success in concert
throughout the middle West. having been
especially praised by the Chicago press.
Miss Rooms has been in Rochester for
the past three days and has been heard
by the music committee, who express
themselves as delighted TO have found
some one to fill the position. which is one
of the most important choir positions in
the, city, in what promises to be such a
satisfactory manner"
WAGNER-MMULLE
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
LAFAYETTE. Ind. April 17.-Edward
Charles Wagner. eldest son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John b. Wagner and Miss Lucy Vim
ton McMullen. daughter of the Rev. and
Mrs. ]. W. T. McMullen. of Greenbush
street. were married Wednesday night at
the home Of the bride by her father. The
attendants were Miss Mary ii. McMullen
bridesmaids, and Herman Wagner. best
Chicago and will be at home at 124 South
Sixth street after June j.
Greenwood.
DIR. and Mrs. Whitesides, of Franklin.
were guests the first of the week of rela-
tives here. Miss Olive Creasey. Mr.. o.
ID. Atkins and Mr. Sam Jenning went to
Franklin Thursday evening 10 attend the
s. w. Van NuyS.... Miss Kate Jennings
and Mr. Harold Baldwin went 10 Indian