The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-09-06

honor Of Miss James. Of Kansas City. and
Miss Cunning. OF Bedford. la. who are the
guests Of Miss Florence Dunning.
The Queen Esther Auxiliary will be en-
tertained by Mrs. Daily. 1924 East Tenth
street. Friday afternoon. Mrs. Daily will
be assisted b. Mrs. Nay Pearce, Mrs. Mary
Bakwalter and Mrs. Sarah E. Wade.
The September party OF the Maennerchor
Ladies Society will be given next Friday
afternoon. Section IL will have charge with
Miss Emma Minter. chairman, assisted by
Mrs. Oscar Ruther, Mrs. Louise Schaefer
and Miss Flora Anderegg.
Mr.. ID. y. Brenneke returned to-day from
New York, where he went TO attend the
American Association of Dancing Masters.
Mrs. Brenneke returned yesterday from
Lake Mills. Wis, and an extended trip
of several months in the West.
Miss Glen Aida Patten, a graduate Of
Shortridge. 90. is visiting Miss Gertrude
McOuat. on Ashland avenue. Misses Laura
Medert and Mary Randall entertained Miss
Patten at their homes. Miss Patten leaves
to-day for Smith College. to be absent two
years.
Mrs. May Wright Sewall arrived home
this morning from Dresden. Germany
where, as president of the international
Council of Women, she presided at the eX-
ecutive session of that body held in prep
aration for the triennial to be held in Ber-
lin next summer.
The Arion Quartet will give an intertain-
ment Monday evening at st. Paul's Episco-
pal Church. The members are: Messrs.
l.. h. Swee ney, first tenor; W. j. Juleson,
BARITONE; Charles Daugherty, second tenor,
ana r.. {. Parmenter, basSo. They Will be
assisted by Miss Oranne Truitt, of Chicago.
Admiral and Mrs. Brown will give a din
ner at the Columbia Club tonight, enter
tanning for their sons, Paymaster George
Brown and Midshipman Hugh Brown, and
Will have with them Capt. and Mrs. w. III.
Armstrong and son, Midshipman Eldred
Armstrong and Mr.. and Mrs. L. X. Darlow
and son. MiQShinmnn George barlow. The
young men are at home on a months leave.
Mr.. Charles Cullen returned yesterday
from French Lick.
KING-JEFFRIES.
Last night at the home of the brides
mother, Mrs. Jennie Jeffries, in Irvington,
at Z o'clock. before only the members of the
two families, occurred the marriage of Miss
Evelyn Jeffries and Mr.. Walter Scott King,
of Chicago. The house was beautifully dec
GRATED in palms and pink asters, the color
scheme being pink. The bride entered I'M
attended from the back parlor and joined
the groom and the Rev. A. Nj. Hall, of In
dianapolis, who performed the
before the fireplace, which was a mass of
pink aSterS set in a background of ferns
and palms. The brides dress was white
SILK null, over white swiss. The skirt was
tucked at intervals, and the same idea was
carried out IN the bodice, which was made
with a panel front of lace, extending to the
bottom of the skirt. The brides bouquet was
a shower of pink roses. Her only ornament
was a sunburst of pearls, with a diamond
In the center. Following the ceremony a
reception was held from 1880 until 9 o'clock,
and from 8 until IL O'Clock. During the even
ing a harpist played selections from Italian
operas and Scotch ballads. Assisting Mrs.
JeffrieS in the Inequalities were Mrs. A. n.
Towles. Mrs. Clarence Forsyth, Mrs. Rob-
ert Hall, Mrs. Percy Williams. of Toronto.
Canada, and Mrs. George Miller, of Pendle-
ton. Ind. Among the guests from out of
town were Mr.. G. w. King, Mr.. John King,
MIR. and Mrs. NJ. p. King. Mr.. Daniel King,
Mr.. l.. Il. King. Mr.. Abner Bond, Miss
Leora Bond, Miss Emma Bond, Miss Edith
Bond. Mrs. Celeste Bond and Mrs. Maud
Woodruff, of Richmond. Mrs. Nathaniel
Blankenbaker, of Louisville, Mr.. III. l..
Reitz, of NewcomerstOwn, o., Miss Bertha
O'Rear, of Spencer, Mr.. and Mrs. J. III.
Forsyth. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. s. Forsyth. Mr..
Luther Forsyth, Mrs. J. T. Forsyth and Mr..
Chester Forsyth, of Trafalgar. Miss Lura
and Miss Pearl Forsyth. of Nineveh, and
Miss Dulce Forsyth. of Morgantown. After
a short wedding tour Mr.. and Mrs. King
will be at home after Oct. l at 5S5l Uniyer-
sitty avenue.