The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-05-08

Huff. p. NJ. Taylor. w. II; Laut and Fritz
krull as soloists. Mrs. Charles c. Brown
acted as accompanist.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick II. Wiley. who
months, have landed in New York and Will
arrive in Metamora. Ind, to-day. they
will remain there for short time visiting
Mrs. Wileys relatives and later Will come
to indianapolis for residence.
DIR. T.. l. Coultas and daughter, Miss
Coultas. of Newark, y. j., viii arrive to-
day to be the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
w. Tutewiler on College avenue. DR.. Coul-
tas was formerly pastor of Roberts Park
Church and will occupy the pulpit of that
church next Sunday morning.
Mrs. Augustin MinshaIl Hopper, who is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
II. Miller, was the guest of honor at a
luncheon given yesterday by Mrs. Otto
Haueisen. To meet Mrs. Hopper Mrs.
burn, Mrs. Edward L. Mckee, Miss Mar
tindale. Miss Hasselman. Miss Katherine
Wallick and Miss Clara Haueisen.
A large reception was given yesterday
afternoon by Mrs. Henry j: Coerper In
honor of her guest, Mrs. John Lever, or
Hartford, Wis Roses adorned the recep-
ton hall, being prettily arranged in vases
and wall pockets. Fruit blossoms and
dining room. Assisting Mrs. Coerper in
her Inequalities were Mrs. F. NJ. Millikan,
Mrs. Z. NJ. Outland, Mrs. H. w. Kellogg,
Mrs. w. T. Brown, Mrs H. c. Knode. Mrs.
Lundy, Miss Outland and Miss Madelaine
McDermott.
Miss voss left last night for Philadel--
phia, where she will attend the meeting OF
the Valley Forge monument committee, or
which she is member. She will go to
New York in time TO attend the poard
meeting of the Daughters of the Revolution
and to attend the national convention or
| the society, which will be held in the
myrtle room of the Waldorf-Astoria, be-
ginning May 10 Miss Voss is member
| both of the board of managers and the en-
|
| phia the Valley Forge board will be enter
| tanned by the Governor of the State
Mr. Austin Wilfred Suits, formerly sec
rotary of the indianapolis Business uni
| versity and now manager of the Urbahns
| Correspondence School, of Fort Wayne,
and Miss Jessie Elmina Reynolds were
married at noon yesterday at the nome OF
the brides sister. Mrs. William Gresh, 1n4
East Tenth street The Rev. NJ. l.. Halnes
pronounced the service. The bride was
| gowned in blue etamine A breakfast fol-
| lowed the ceremony and Mr.. and MRS.
| Suits left for a trip to the north. only
relatives of the two families were hidden
| TO the wedding. Mr.. and Mrs. Suits VIII
| reside in Fort Wayne.
| The first of a series of card companies
| was given by Mrs. George G.. Smith yes
| terday afternoon at her home on Broad
way. The various rooms were decorated
| in carnations of different colors. Mrs.
Smith was assisted by Mrs 7. G. Lee, Mrs.
A. F. Herzsch. Miss Kittie McMeans and
Miss Grace Roberts. The other guests were
4 MIS-. M. L. LyHCI, EuNdlu Ia hhA',
Mrs. Granville Allen, Mrs. p. Z. Mutchner,
Mrs. j. w. Cooper, Mrs. F. w. Ranney.
Mrs. w. w. Stockton, Mrs. A. E. Metzger,
Mrs. George Weadon, Mrs. F. II. Carter
and her guest, Mrs. George Belott, Mrs.
| Frederick Rebel, Mrs. A. j. Morris, Mrs.
Edwin Hill, Mrs. Frank Raible, Mrs. E. X.
! Benson Mrs. A. r. Hawkins, Mrs. o. ID.
| Bowen, Mrs. w. A. Greyer, Mrs 5. III.
| Searle Mrs. Lester Norton, Mrs. Q. ID.
Pearson and her visitor, Mrs. Charles n.
| Monroe, of ST. Louis.
| GOMPF-SHAW.
| Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
| LAFAYETTE, Ind, May miss Maud
Shaw daughter of Captain and Mrs. j. B.
Shaw of 1907 Elliott street, and Frederick
| Gompf, of Indianapolis. were married last
! evening. The Rev. Charles S. Lewis Of
| ficiated and after a supper, served to a
| few relatives and friends, the couple left for
| Indianapolis where they will live.