The Washington times., 1906-05-09
INDIANA SOCIETY
PLANS MAY At HOME
Special Music and Literar1
Program Arranged.
ALL H00SIERS ARE INVITED
May Bah of Southern Relief Society
for INDECENT Confederate Veterans
Attended With Signal Success.

Patronesses for the May 'at home" OF
the Indiana Society include Mrs. Fair
banks. Mrs. Hemenway Mrs. Ransden,
Mrs. Foster, Mrs. CLANCY. Mrs. Dixon,
Mrs Lands, Mrs. Crumpacker. Mrs
McGonagle, and Mrs. Wilson The en-
tertainment Is arranged for Friday even
ing, May H. at the Masonic Temple
and. being the last the season, special
preparations have been made, in the
way OF literary and musical treats. All
or the talent will be strictly "Hoosier."
Among the musical numbers win be
| selections by the Rebew Orchestra. of
twenty-five pieces. under the direction OF
trof. II. w. Weber. OF Versailles. Ind.
and the HoOsier Quartet. composed OF
the four sOlOists whose names appear on
the program. Miss Bertha Frances
Wolfe. Of Mitchell. Ind, will appear in
monologue.
AT the conclusion OF the musical and
literary part Of the entertainiaent. the
moor VII be cleared TO enable the people
10 enjoy a promenade concert TO the
sweet strains OF the orchesta, become
better acquainted. and enjoy themselves.
Every former Hoosier in Washington
is cordially invited 10 come out and meet
with the society, enroll as members, and
enjoy the splendid entertainment afford
ed By the Indiana Society.
The committees are:
entertainments. p. Megrew, chair
man; Mrs. J. p. Megrew. Miss Bertha
F. Wolfe, Raymond L. Grey. W. J.
Ethel. Mrs. ". ]. Ethel, Mrs. Julia
Gordon.
Music-Thomas L Jones, chairman;
Miss Jessie Springer. Miss Emma
Houehen. Mrs. Thomas L. Jones, J. L.
Houchen, II. w. Weber, Mrs. H. w.
Weber.
Reception-W J. Vickery, chairman.
Hon. Charles DENLY. Horace p. DeHart
Hon. Charles A. McGonagIe. B. J. van.
William A. Sullivan. Dr. F. T. Chamber
lain. John w. Randall. T. A. Bynum.
F. G. Jones, Hon. Jesse z. Wilson. Vir-
gil E. Green, Thomas r. shipp. T. p.
L!llibridge. John Holiday, B. T. Har,-
er, Mr.. Jacobsen, Robert r. Bennett.
and Russell King
Ushers-E. c. Roots, chairman;
Charles H. Rabb, William P. Billings.
r. J. Cortner. William RansdelI, z. F.
Guyer. and V. L. Gscrigus.
Mrs. Micou is among those entertain
Ing at bridge at the Chevy Chase Club
this afternoon, and Assistant Secretary
and Mrs. Oliver are among the dinner
hosts for the evening.
A well arranged wedding was that at
the chapel OF the Sacred Heart Church
at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon when
Miss Henrietta Douglas. sister OF Mrs.
Elmer II. Roberts. was married 10
Michael Quinn, of Baltimore. Miss Helen
Roberts. as maid OF honor, wore a
dainty gown OF white swiss and lace.
and the bride an exquisite robe OF ivory
colored silk crepe with trimming OF
lace and pearls. She wore a bridal veil
and orange blossoms and carried a large.
loose bunch Of bride roses, tied with
gauZe ribbon.
Charles Gordon, Of New Hampshire.
served Mr.. Quinn as best man. and the
Rev. Father Lyons. Of the Monumental
City, assisted by Father Joseph Magee,
rector OF the church. offciated.
Following the ceremony there was a
breakfast at the residence Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Roberts, at 1929 Park road. for the
bridal party. Mr.. and Mrs Quinn
started upon their wedding trip in the
afternoon, and will return to Baltimore
10 live.