The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-06-05
PERSONAL and SOCIAL News

ment promises to be one OF. great interest
as delightful programme has been plan
ned. Mrs. Christian will be assisted by
Miss Marie Nannettte Grote. harpist; Mr..
Walter Kip fiutist; Mr.; Harry Porter.
Mrs. s. K. Ruick. accompanist The
patronesses for the evening are Mrs.
Charles Fairbanks, Mrs Caleb Denny. Mrs
5. X. Lilly, Mrs. Edward Dean Mrs. Jesse
Adams. Mrs. William Coleman, Mrs. E. c.
Atkins, Mrs. Henry Coburn, Mrs. A. A
ne smith Mns Henaa Mr Mps
d. NJ. Parry. Mrs. w F. Christian, jr
The participants in the programme will
belle Day, Miss Glennie Maris Miss Leela
Robinson. Miss Clara Peckman, Miss Grote,
Miss Bond, Miss Henry. Mrs. Ruick. Mr..
Boyd Egan. Mr.. Albert Blakely of Shelby
Vile Mr.: Walter Kipp. Mr.. Clyde Long and
Mr.. Lewis.
A BRIDAL COMPANY.
Miss Florence Russell, the bride-elect. and
her visitor. Miss Helen Morey Of New
York, were the guests of honor at a pretty
company which was given yesterday after
noon by Miss Grace Rebel at her home, on
Broadway. Cards furnished the entertain
ment of the afternoon, and the score cards
were red hearts. Pink sweet peas and
daisies formed the floral decoration Of the
rooms. With the guests of honor Miss
nIepel entertained the bridesmaids ana as
sistants for the wedding and few other
friends, the number including Mrs. James
Morrell Davis, Mrs. Edwin Maurice Craft,
Miss Louise Lilly. Miss Elizabeth Lewis.
Miss Myrtle Harvie, Miss Margaret Sho-
yer, Miss Blanche Carroll, Miss Lucy
Hardy, Miss Nita Richards, Miss Helen
Springsteen, Miss Jessie Cleveland. Miss
Laura Martain, Miss Irma Rosenthal, Miss
Harriet Bugbee, Miss Edna Stevenson, Miss
stella Fox. Miss Mary Searle. Mrs. Hugh
brown Cutter of Louisville. Miss Charlotte
Cook OF Greenfield.
A JUNE RECEPTION
Mrs. G.. NJ Henderson and Mrs. ]. B.
Sidener were the hostesses for large re-
| ception yesterday afternoon at their home,
| on Broadway. The color tone of pink was
| carried out in the decoration of the house,
and pink roses, carnations and peonies were
used In profusion. The guests were served
at small tables in the dining room, where
the decoration was entirely Of pink sweet
peas. Assisting the hostesses In entertain
ing ing their ne guests s, were Mrs: H; T.. Condo.
| NJ. F. Holt, Mrs. Granville Allen, Mrs.
Walter Howe, Mrs. w. s. Moffett, Mrs.
Merle Sidensr. Mrs. w. B. Nash. Miss
Lillian Moore Miss Grace White. Miss
Maude Prier, Miss Alta Roberts and Miss
Bertha Crosley. The receiving hours were
| from to 6. and large number Of out-of-
| town visitors were present with the callers.
| FOR A BRIDE-ELECT.
| Mrs. Harry c. Bauer gave a linen shower
yesterday afternoon entertaining in honor
Of Miss Mayme Smith. who will be married
next week to Mr.. George Bauer Clusters
Of marguerites formed the decoration of the
parlors. Mrs. Bauer was assisted in her
Inequalities by Miss Julia Shepherd and
Miss Rose Bauer. Last night Mr.. and Mrs.
| Bauer entertained at dinner, at which the
guests Were Miss Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Maurer,
Mrs. Henry Smith. Miss Anna and Miss
| Ella Smith, Miss Julia Shepherd, Miss Rose
Bauer, Miss May Wilson and Mr.. George
| Bauer.
ROHRER-BRUMBAUG
| Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
| ELKHART, Ind, June 4.-The marriage
Of Clarence Rohrer and Miss Bessie Brum-
baugh took place at the home of the brides
| parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Brumbaugh,
this city, Wednesday evening. The Rev.
Somerville Light, of Trinity Methodist
Church, oficiated. Company E, i. n. Co.
| of which Mr.. Rohrer Is second lieutenant,
attended in uniform, and stood at parade
member Of the grocery firm of Rohrer &
| Sons.
COUNTRY CLUB OPENING.
| Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
| ANDERSON, Ind. June 4.-The Anderson
| Country Club was formally opened this
evening for the season. The largest con-
course of people that has ever assembled at
| the club grounds was present. dance in
which hundred couples participated was
| a feature. The military band from the Sol
| diers' Home at Marion was present, and
| rendered concert music during the early
| evening hours. A large number OF out-of-
town guests were present.
| ADAMS-WAJGH.
| Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
| ANDERSON, Ind, June Mr.. John T.
Adams, jr.. of Upton. and Miss Jessie
Waugh. daughter of James Waugh, Tip
| ton attorney eloped from Upton early this
| morning, going to Elwood and thence to
| this city. A license was secured and they
were married by the Rev. w. II. Smith. of
| the First Baptist Church. Mr.. Adams is
| one of the proprietors of the Upton Fence
Company and is well known here.
GUETH-MORGAN.
| Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
| BATESvILLE, Ind, June AT noon to-
day Miss Anna Morgan, daughter of Mrs.
A. NJ Morgan. of this place. and Mr.. Os-
| valid Gueth, of New York, were married.
The ceremony took place at st. Marks
Church, which was deliberately decorated
with natural flowers and plants. They left
| this evening for tour of Europe. and will
| be at home in New York after Sept. 1.
wATTS-GIEGOLDT.
| Special to the indianapolis Journal.
AURORA Ind, June 4.-Mr. Earl c.
Watts and Miss Ethel B. Giegoldt, both of
this city, were married at the home of the
| bride on Hanover avenue at o'clock this
| afternoon, the Rev. a. B. Beach, pastor
| of the Methodist Church, officiating. They
| left for the East this morning.
COOPER-SHCFFER.
| Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
| WILKINSON Ind, June 4-David M.
Cooner vice president of the Acme Novelty
| and Cabinet Company of this place, and
| Miss Anna NJ. Shutter, of Champaign, ILL.,,
/ were married yesterday morning. They
| will live here.