The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-06-14

spending secretary. Miss Emma Ryan;
treasurer. Mrs. Frederick SHEPPARD; pro-
gramme committee. Miss Frances Spen-
GER. Miss Grote and Mrs. Margaret w.
Daily.
The members of the Proctor Club OBJ
served the last meeting of the season with
a picnic to Broad Ripple Monday night.
Supper was served at the Brenneman cot
tage and the guests were the husbands of
the members. Informal toasts were given
during the supper, among them being a
toast TO the club by Mrs. Charles A. Corbly,
and the response by Mrs. Margaret f.
Peelle Later the company had boat ride
on the river. The members and their guests
included Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Bard Ar
mold Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. w. Carr, Mrs. Anna
Reaume. Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Wilson. jr:.
Sheerin. DR.. and Mrs. L. J. Brennan and
daughter, Miss Rosemary Brennan, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. j: Griffin and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
5. +. Null, Mrs. Kate Collins and others.
The marriage Of Miss Mary Edith Harris
to Mr.. William Campbell took place
Wednesday night at o'clock at the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. FIRE.
mont Harris, OH Tacoma avenue. The cere-
mony was pronounced by the Rev. Frank
c. Hood in the presence of the relatives
and friends. Assisting in entertaining were
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Campbell, Mrs.
Charles Brown, Miss Cox, Miss Edith
Brown. Miss Opal Browning and Miss Myra
Sherburne, of knightstown. Among the
out-of-town guests were Mrs. Charles
Trather Ferguson. of st. Louis; Mrs: How
ard White, of Knightstown Miss Hannah
Cox, of Muncie, and Miss Anne Heaton, OF
Jeffersonville. Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell left
for wedding journey Mackinac, and
will be at home after July II at Az Hamil-
ton avenue.
handsomely appointed dinner was given
Tuesday night by Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Rus
sell in honor of their daughter, Miss Flor
ence Russell, and Mr.. William Lilly. The
table was laid in pink. with center basket
of pink roses. The chandelier was draped
with smilax and pink satin streamers ex-
tended from it to the four corners of the
table, the ends being finished with bows.
me places were marked by. name cards
bearing water color sketches of orange bios
SONS. Mr. and Mrs. Russell entertained
Miss Russell. Mr.. Lilly, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Lilly, Miss Louise Lilly. Miss Myr-
tie Harvie, Miss Lewis, Miss Helen Horey
of Newt York, Miss Ida Turrel. Miss Mar
garet Shower, Miss Burdette of New York,
Miss Curtin of Chicago, Mr. Barnes, Mr..
Ralph Helm, Mr.. Carl Wiltsie. Mr.. David
and Mr.. George Reeves. At the close OF the
dinner Miss Russell presented her brides
maids with dainty clasp pins of turquoise
scarfpins.
Miss Laura Smith. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis W. Smith, and Mr.. Albert l..
Millington were married Wednesday night
at $50 at the home of the brides parents
on North East street, the Rev. Charles e.
Bacon, of Roberts Park Church, oficiat-
ing. The bride was attended by Miss
Mabel Millington and Miss Maude sar-
gent, and the bridegroom by Mr.. Thomas
Millington and Mr.. Philip Hill. Mrs. Rose
from out of town for the wedding were
Mr. and Mrs. j. ]. Blackledge, Mr. and
Mrs; III j. Blackledge. Mr.. and Mrs; J. w.
Eorkner, Mr. and Mrs. s;,, j. M. BlackIedge.
MIR. and Mrs. George Wheelock and Mr..
and Mrs. John Blackledge. of Anderson
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Smith, Of Chicago;
Reynolds, of Terre Haute; Mrs. Jones, of
New York. Mrs. Tholles, of Paoli. Mr.
and Mrs. Millington will be at home after
July 10 at 1862 Bellefontaine street.
Mrs. Frederick Trow Ross was the host
ess for a pretty reception Friday after
noon at her home on Central avenue in
honor of Mrs. Clifford Piercy, who has re-
Gently come from Greencastle for resi-
dence here. Assisting Mrs. Ross in the en-
| tertainment of her callers were her moth
er, Mrs. Charles Schramm, Mrs. William
E. Stevenson, Mrs. Julius Wocher, Mrs.
John NJ. Payer, Mrs. William Clune and
Miss Margaret Shower, Miss Louise Lilly,
schmidt, Miss Irma wocher. Miss Bertha
Bieler. Miss Edna Stevenson, Mrs. Her.
bert Philip Dahlen of Terre Haute Miss
Laura Dickmeer of Cincinnati, Miss Mary
Foster and Miss Mary Ross of Crawfords-
vile, Miss Meltzer of Greencaste and Miss
Ada Sedel of Terre Haute. Among the
callers were Miss Hickey, Of Terre Haute,
with Mrs. George Sloan; Miss Stanton of
Madison, with Mrs Stephen Hitz; Miss
Sechrist, of Virginia, and Miss Thomp-
son, Of Chicago, with Miss Laura Fitz-
gerald. and Miss Kramer, with Miss Lang
senkamp.
The garden fete given Wednesday after
noon and evening by the Caroline Scott Har-
rison and the General Arthur St. Clair
chapters of the Daughters of the Amer
lean Revolution was one of the prettiest
things which has ever been given in the
city. Mrs. William H. Coleman, regent of
the older chapter, generously gave her
house and grounds for the day. In the
afternoon vaudeville programme was
given beneath a tent erected on the lawn.
| The first number was "Grandma's Minuet -
charmingly given by Miss Nellie Colfax
Smith, and a chorus Of school children
sang Ine hlnS OF song Tor the second
number. Mrs. John T. Brush. in a lavender
gown, read THE Pride of Battery B." and
in response to an enthusiastic encore, gave
| '.Matinal Musings" Miss Ethel Sellers gave
the sailors hornpipe and Miss Ida virginia
Smith was charming in her pantomime
rendition of Coming thro' the Rye" A
cornet number was given by Morris Hamil-
ton, and both that number and the follow
| ing one feats of legerdemain, by Mr..
Thomas Bard Arnold, were applauded en-
Enthusiastically. The programme committee
under whose direction the vaudeville was
given. included Miss Ida Smith, chairman.
and Mrs. Nelson A. Gladding, Mrs. Charles
Richard Williams. Miss Julia Sharpe, Miss
Eva Wilson Smith, Miss Susan Thompson
and Miss Emma Atkins. Mrs. Samuel E.
Morss presided over the comrade table. and
and Miss Mabel Talbot. The CONNECTION
stand was presided over by Mrs. Arthur
Deuel. Gates assisted by Mrs. Charles N
Williams. Miss Ola Smith and Miss Eleanor
Doll, of Lafayette. Serving the ices was a
committee which included Mrs. Frank
Athon Morrison, Mrs. Fannie Wood Nor
rison, Mrs. Charles Wood and Miss Louise
bers of the General ST. Clair Chapter. The
maze was in charge of Miss Suemma Vajen-
Coleman and her guest, Miss Greer, of
PittSburg. Mrs. James NJ. Winters and
Mrs. Winchester were in charge of the
gate. Easy chairs and touches were ar
ranged on the lawn and veranda, and every
where the American flag. the society's en-
mittee included Mrs. Austin Flint Denny,
Mrs. Henry Bliss, Mrs. James r. Carna-
han. Miss Julia Sharpe. Mrs. Augustin
Boice and Miss Elsie Langdon. In the
evening the vaudeville tent was turned into
a ballroom and there was dancing until