The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-09-13
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social Event. of Past week.

Social Events of Past Week.
Mrs. l.. r. Kahn entertained at cards
Thursday afternoon at the Americas Club.
Miss Constance Lewis entertained Wednes-
day afternoon at hearts, i'm honor of her
visitor, Miss Thompson, of Philadelphia
A surprise party was given Wednesday
evening at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. James
Sullivan, 70 celebrate the seventeenth birth
day anniversary OF their daughter. Miss
Ella Sullivan.
Mr.. Augustus L. Mason gave dinner at
the University Club Thursday evening in
honor OF DR.. Edwin Hughes. the newly
elected president of De Pauw University.
The guests were members Of the college
alumni.
Announcement is made Of the marriage
Wednesday Of Miss Nellie De SahOne. of
Greenfield. and NJ. Earl Fisher. The Rev.
Charles z. Bacon. pastor of Roberts Park
N r.. Church. officiafed. Mr. and Mrs;
Fisher are at home at 419 North Capitoi
avenue.
Mr.. Raymond Foster gave matinee
party Tuesday afternoon for Mrs. Harry ID.
Haring's visitors. Miss Haigh. of Madison,
and Miss Therese Fry. of Chicago. Thurs
day, Mrs. John Meriwether entertained for
the same visitors and Friday afternoon Mrs.
Haring gave a bounce euchre party Tor
them.
The teachers of the Shortridge High
School gave q reception Thursday night at
the school for Mr. and Mrs. George W. Ben
ton. Mr. Benton Is the new principal. The
hall and wide stairway were decorated with
the school colors, blue and white. and with
autumn flowers. The same decoration was
used in the annex, where the receiving party
stood.
Mrs. Harry r. Campbell and Mrs. Edna
Mullen entertained at cards Wednesday
afternoon an Mrs. Campbell's residence on
North Illinois street in honor Of Miss
Rachel Raigh. of Madison. who is the guest
Of her cousin. Mrs. Harry Doris Haring.
The mouse was prettily arranged with gold
enrol. Mrs. Campbell and Miss Mullen were
assisted in entertaining their guests by
Mrs. Mullen and Miss Lucy Montgomery.
Miss Theresa Fry. of Chicago. formerly OF
this city. was among the guests
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The marriage of Miss Pearl Clcckner.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cleck-
ner. and Harry Williams took place
"Wednesday night at the home of the bride $
parents. on College avenue. Miss Mary An
5erson played the wedding march as the
bridal couple entered the. parlor and stood
beneath canopy of smilax, on which how
cred white doves. The bride wore gown of
white crepe de chine trimmed with pearls
and mousselaine. Mr.. and Mrs. Williams
vert "Wednesday night to their new home,
SIS East Twenty-fourth street. where they
will receive their friends after Sept. 10.
wednesday night, at the home OF the
brides parents. Mr. and Mrs. II. NJ. Case.
occurred the marriage of their daughter.
Miss Essie NJ. Case. and Mr.. Jesse b.
Kemp. The ceremony was performed in the
parlor, and as tho "Lohengrin'' wedding
march was played the bridesmaids entered
Misses Ruby 3. Yeaton, Edna Mae Prigg.
katharine Neiman. VerSie Case, a sister OF
Mrs. Ida Hoyle-and formed an aisle, by
which the bride and groom entered together.
The Rev. George M. Smith. of Hall-place
NJ. f. Church. oficiated. The decorations
were palms, the color scheme being green
and white. The bride wore simple gown of
white French chiffon and carried a bouquet
gowned in white and carried arm bouquets
cf pale pink asters. Mr.. and Mrs. Kemp
will be at home after Oct. at 1896 Grace
land avenue.
At the Fourth Christian Church Wednes-
day night occurred the wedding of Miss
Jessie Kline, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. E.
j. Kline. and Virgil Furgason. The church
was decorated with palms and ferns. Be-
fore the entrance of the bridal party Mrs
Hattie Neighbors Darling sang 20 Promise
Me-" and as the organist, Miss Ruby Tenn
pie played the wedding march from Lob
engrin.' the bridal party entered-the ush-
ers, Mr. f. II. Clifford. Mr.. Harry Schafer,
Mr. Will Richardson and Mr.. Alonzo Wiley;
the bridesmaids. Miss Maud Hoffman and
Mss Anna Alexander, walking together
the matron of honor. Mrs. Harry Schaefer
followed by the bride with her father, who
gave her away. At the altar they were met
By the groom and his best man. MIR. VIII
lard Cordrey. where the minister, the Rev
y. A. Anderson, performed the ring cere-
nsony The brides gown was of white silk
null over white silk. She wore veil caught
with lilies Of the valley and carried bou-
Duet of. Bride roses. tied with streamers OF
ssniiax. Miss Hoffmans gown was of pale
green silk null. and she carried pink roses
Miss Alexander's gown was OF pink silb
crepe. Mrs. Schaefer wore her wedding gown
and carried an arm bouquet OF American
Beauty roses. reception was given at the
home of the brides parents. on North Wesl
street The home decOra tons were palms
and pink and white asters. The bridal able
had in the center French basket of pink
and 1n2fden-n3Ir FERN. with IeStOOnS
OF sn-iIax from the chandelier and cande.
labra with pink and green tapers. Mr.. and
Mrs Furgason left Wednesday night on q
short wedding Journey
The first of the notable church weddings
OF the season took place Monday night al
Christ Episcopal Church. uniting in mar
riage Miss Mary Edith Dean. only daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Dean, and Mr.
Charles BroSsmann. jr.. formerly of Phila-
delphia. The church was simply and eff
fectively decorated with masses of palms
and ferns At S O'Clock the chimes began t.
ring. giving selections from the ''Lohengrin'
Love Song and 20 Promise Me-" At hall
past the chimes ceased and the brida
party entered the church. the full vested
choir of fifty voices singing the wedding
march from 'I.ohengrin;' the ushers-th,
four brothers OF the bride-Charles Stewart
Douglas and Ward Dean; the bridesmaids
two by two-Mlsses Belle Dean and Su,
Chambers. Annie Dean and Florence
Grubbs. and Lucia Holiday and Haze
Kohler. followed by the bride. with he
father. who were met at the chancel by III,
groom and his best man, Mr.. John Dean
where the ceremony was performed by th'
Rev. James ID. Stanley. During the reces
sienal the Mendelssohn wedding march wa:
white net over chiffon and white taffeta
The skirt was made en- train and fashioned
with medallions of lace. The bodice followed
the same idea, with an invisible yoke anC
elbow sleeves. She wore a veil and carried
bouquet OF Bride roses tied with stream
Of mil hEa hrtT e-r d.