The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-02-17

lnoeS until u o'clock. Among the guests
ginia, with Mr.. and Mrs. Philemon Watson;
Miss Cook. OF Scranton, Pa, and Miss Peek,
Of Norfolk, Va. with Miss Mary Winter;
Mr.. Wood, of Pittsburg, with Mr.. John ID.
Thomson; Miss Reiman. with Miss Anna
Louise Beck, Miss Weston, Of Dalton,
Mass. with DR.. and Mrs. Dorsey: Miss
Perry, of Lowell, Mass, and Miss Adams,
of Portland, Me-, with Miss Hurry.
The Irvington Tuesday Club had a de-
lightful guest meeting last night at the
Atheneum Hall. which was decorated with
Jacqueminot roses and palms. The guests
were received by the president and the
two vice presidents of the club, Mrs. Joseph
Hunter, Mrs. John Freeman and Mrs. Jen-
ME ~Jeffries, and by Mrs. William S. Mofatt
and Mrs. James Braden. About two hum
dred and fifty guests were entertained.
D ard tne evening Professor EoTar9 a Iio" a
lecture on ''St. Francis of Assist a schol-
arly and brilliant address. Following there
was a social hour. A number of out-of-
town visitors were present with the guests.
among them Mrs. William McMillen, OF
Anderson, with Mrs. Charles Cross, the
Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. K. p. Wise, of Cleveland,
with Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Moorman, and Miss
Charlotte Griggs. of Franklin.
Mrs. William E. English gave a beautiful
luncheon yesterday in honor OF Miss Lulu
Dolly Warden" effects. The music room
was decorated with American Beauties and
daffodils Over the entrance to the pink
lining room. where the luncheon was
served. was a picture of Miss Chaser In a
frame of dafodils and smilax. The table
was laid with fourteen covers. In the cen
lilacs, white orchids, violets, daftodils ana
maiden-hair ferns. At either end was a
silver candelabrum with pink tapers. Tne
name cards were hand-painted pictures OF
and the favors were bags of brocaded satin
filled with lilies-of-the-valley. The bon-bons
were In flower shapes, and the ices were
served from a Dolly Warden bonnet OF
spun candy. Mrs. English's guests were
Mrs. Winfield Taylor Durbin, Mrs. Jonn
Levey, Mrs. Lafayette Page, Mrs. John w.
Hoffman, Mrs. Clarence Kenyon, MRS.
Charles Richard Williams. Mrs. John !.
Brush, Mrs. David Wallace, Mrs. l.. ii.
Trip and Miss Griffith.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The wedding of Miss Emma Bernstein,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Born
stein, and Mr.. Abe E. Feinburg, of Muncie,
took place last evening at the Americas
Club in the presence OF the family ana a
few friends. The ceremony was pronounced
by Rabbi Mayer Messing at 6 o'clock. Miss
bernstein was attended by her sisters, MISS
Emma and Miss Leah Bernstein, as brides
maids. Miss Essie Bernstein was flower
girl, and Wilfred Bernstein was ring bearer.
Mr.. Feinburg was attended by Mr.. John
Bernstein, a brother of the bride, as best
man. The ceremony room was a bower or
white roses, ferns and azaleas, and the wed
ding party stood under a canopy or PINK
and white roses and smilax. The other
rooms were beautifully decorated with pink
begoniaS and pink carnations in wall pock-
cts. The doorways had curtains of smilax
studded with white hyacinths. The dining
room was decorated with strands Of greens
with electric lights and around the hail
were azaleas in colored baskets tied with
pink ribbons. Miss Bernstein wore a beauti-
full gown of white liberty satin trimmed
with point Venise lace and chiffon, and wore
a veil caught with the bridegroom's gift, a
diamond brooch. Miss Emma Bernstein
wore a pink chiffon cloth over taffeta and
~, - Vf~lx rnaaAr-A tod with I'M satin
ribbon. Miss Leah BOrnstein's gown was
of white chiffon cloth and she carried white
rosebuds tied with white ribbon. The how-
er girl was in white crepe and the ring
bearer wore a Russian blouse of white silk,
and both carried baskets of pink hyacinths
and lilies-of-the-valley, Mrs; Joseph Born
with trimming of rich duchess. A large
reception followed the ceremony: Mr.. and
Mrs. Feinburg left last night for a
trip to New York and Washington.
ard street. Muncie. after April l.
Among the guests from out of town were
Mr.. and Mrs. Cohen, Miss Miriam Netzorg
of Lima, o., Miss Rose BacerlO of Cincin-
natl. Miss Sadie Rosen of Toledo, Mrs:
Ciralske of South Bend, Mr.. j. Lehman of
Dayton. Mr.. Julius Davidson of Union City,
Mr.. Solomon, Miss Marie solomon, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. j. Harris and Miss Bernstein of
Chicago.
PROCTOR CLUB LUNCHEON.
A delightful luncheon was given yester-
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bers of the Proctor Club. Marguerites, the
club flower. were used in the table decora-
ton and all the appointments were in yell
low and white. TIL place cards had mar
g~uerites in water-cOlOr for decoration and
were the work of Miss Sadie Sheerin. They
We're tied with yellow and white ribbons,
and the table was lighted by yellow can
dies. Mrs. NJ. w. Carr, president of the
club, acted as POSTMASTER during the
programme after the luncheon. Mrs.
Kate Collins responded to Adelaide
Proctor" Mrs. s. =. Sheerin to THE Proc
tor Club Mrs. Edmund Bingham to Plus
X" Mrs. Margaret Daily to -Four Years
After-a Retrospect" and Mrs. John ]:
guests were the club members: Mrs.
Carr, Mrs. Daily. Mrs. J. II. Wilson, Mrs.
F.. J. Brennan. Mrs. w. T. Blythe. Mrs.
Anna Carroll Reaume. Mrs. Margaret Peele,
Mrs. Collins, Mrs. S: F, Muhl, Mrs: J: c.
fin, Mrs. Bingham and Mrs. e. w. Fenger.
BETROTHALs ANNOUNCED.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
RICHMOND, Ind, Feb. 6.-Announce-
ment has been made of the engagement Of
Edward C. Harris, of Richmond. and Miss
Edna II. Ferree, of Marion, Ind, and a
student at Earlham College. The engage
ment also has been announced of the Rev.
H. III. Hadley, rector of st. Paul's Epis-
copal Church, and Miss Aurelia Moffatt
Roe, of New York. The wedding will take
place in June.
CLARKE-PURCELL.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
VINCENNES, Ind, Feb. 16.-An unexpect-
ed marriage tonight WAS that of Armstrong
Brandon Clarke and Miss Mabel Glare Pur-
cell. the Rev. T. 5. Scott, of New Albany,
officiating. The couple left for New Orleans
and a two months cruise of West Indies.
The bride IS a daughter of William b. Pur-
cell and niece of Senator Royal e. Pur-
cell. publisher of the Sun. She is promi-
nent socially. The groom is prominent in
manufacturing circles.