Indianapolis Journal, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 May 1889 — Page 3

THE INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL, SUNDAY, MAY 19, 1889-SIXTEEN PAGES.

PERSONAL AND SOCIETY. Church "weddings are, to a certain extent, public allairs. Tho invitations aro generally unlimited, both tho hride's and groom's families having tho privilege of sending cards to tjieir entire acquaintanceship. t In most cases the church is nearly, if not quite, filled "with invited guests, and whatever space there is left is occupied by the army of tho uninvited. In the Catholic churches the bishop will not allow invitations to be issued for a church wedding, givin? as his reason that the church belongs to the people, and they have a right there at all times, which would not "bo tho case if any could be barred from entering for anysuch reason as their not happening to be friends of tho couple about to be married. Protestants do cot regard it in the same light exactly, but however it is, one thing is certain that invitation or no invitation there are some peopl who will be. ure to go. There is something especially interesting about a wedding, and no matter how much one is like another, there are fewer regrets to a wedding than to almost any other form of entertainment. A curious incident happened not many days ago. It was announced in a morning ana an evening paper that a certain wedding was to occur at a prominen t church on succeeding evening. Of course, if one had an invitation the date was known, and, if not, one might fairly judge that if guesta appeared upon the scene they were not asked, when, as in this case, the invitations were not out, and the date announced was a fortnight too earlv. About 7 o'clock persons were seen walking and driving toward the church; Mine even went to tne gates, which were closed, and tried them. The havy doors were fast, and there was no sign of life within. A number of the 7 o'clock arrivals remained in tho vicinity for a half-hour. A few went across the street and stationed themselves on the steps of the church to . await developments, and after an hour of patient waiting, and still no bride and groom, they departed, talking and wondering what was the matter. But few invitations break the quiet of : society, and friends Yrho have guests com- ' plain that there is positively nothing going ,on to which they can tako them. A reception occurs about once a week, and the rest of the time is occupied in a way which : must bo decided by the one entertaining. So, if one takes her tfuest to a company, it 'will be one which she heTself has arranged. The picnic season has opened, and almost any day wagon-loads of old and young can La seen driving toward the familiar spot. Quite a number of parties of young people who are studying art go out each week sketching, but for any of the fashionable entertainments they are not found in lndi- , anapolia just at present. Fersoual Mention. Mrs. S. Lehmann is visiting at Delphi. Miss Kettle Dickerson is visiting friends in ; Lima, O. Mrs. II. P. Milestone and children are visiting in Day ton, O. Governor Hover Is spending Sunday at his . home. Mount Vernon. Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Coffin have gone to Washington to spend a fortnight. Miss Addle Jordan left Saturday to visit friends In Pendleton and Anderson. ' Mrs. Fred Kneflcr has gone to New York to . visit relatives for a few weeks. Mr. Max Leckner and family have removed to 'o. U82 North Pennsylvania street. Mr. Geo. M. West, of Dayton, arrived hwt night to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. II. West. Mrs. G. H. niifglns, of Painesville. O., is visiting her son. A. I. II logins, on Christian avenue. Mrs. Brjrfon. of Chicago, is visiting her sister Mr. John M- Kitchen, on North Pennsylvania street. P. E. Turtle, an old resident of the city, is dangerously ill at his home, No. 223 Davidson utreet. Mrs. Wm. J. Krauss, of North Pennsylvania street, na gone to Toledo, O., tor a visit to her parents. Mrs. A. a White, of 8t Louis, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Cox, on North Pennsylvania street. Miss Genevieve Elliott, who has been visiting Mrs. E. II. Shirk, of Peru, will return the latter rart of the week. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Holllday and son, and Mls Margaret Holllday. have gone to West Baden to stay for a few weeks. Mrs. Wm.'Bradshaw, of Evanston, and Mrs. Rncoe O. IJawkins, of this city, will go to West Baden on Vednesday. r Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Doncherty are spending Sunday In Port Wayne, where Mrs. Dougherty will visit among her relatives. Mr. and Mrs. John Stewart, of Woodstock, N. J., who have been guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. O. M. Morris, have returned home. Mr. and Mrs. John M. Judah are stopping at Dr. P. II. Jameson's for a few days, before sailing for .Europe to spend the summer. Hon. L P. Gray has taken tne residence of Col. 8. F. Gray, at the corner of Pratt and Delaware streets. Mrs. 8. F. Gray and son have gone to Minneapolis to reside. Mrs. E. c. Clark, who has been visiting Mrs. May Wright fcewall for several days, returned last evening to Columbus, Ind., where her husband is located as pension examiner. Mrs. Thomas Barbour, of Richmond, Va., who has been spending a fortnight with her husband's mother and sister, left yesterday for Cincinnati, to make a visit before going home. Mrs. B. B. F.Peirce and daughter,MIss Van Valkenberg, will leave on Wednesday for Boston to spend a few days witb friends before sailing for Jburope, -where they will remain several months. lion. E. II. Terrell, of San Antonio, Tex., the nevrly-aprointed minister of tbe United States to H-lsrium, passed through here yesterday with : his family, en route to his new post. He Bails from New York on Saturday next. Mrs. 51. Fox, ot Eau Claire, Wis., is visiting Mrs. B. F.Sipp. her daugiitor, at 176 Fletcher avenue, and, with Mrs. Sipp, will leave Monday afternoon for Newark, N. J., to spend the summer months there and at the seaside.' Mrs. E. II. Drinkwater. of East Market street, left Tuesday for au extended visit among relatives and friends in Ohio, Pennsylvania and Wct Virginia. She was accompanied by her mother. Mrs. Yoder. ot Kokoruo, who had been visiting her a few days. Quite a large party will go to West Baden early In Jnnn for a visit of several weeks. Among hcm will be Dr. and Mrs. H. A. Cleveland, Mr. irnd Mrs. S. I Morrow, Mr. and Mrs. C. P. fcuyles. Mr. and Mrs. C K. Coflln, Mr. and Mrs. I rJ. Ayres, Major and Mrs. W. J. Richard, Mr. and Mrs. II. P. Wasson, and others. The Tnscola (I1L) Journal of May 4 contains tliis notice concerning a former compositor in tho news room of the Journal: "Miss Fanny Darirett. r ldest daughter of Postmaster Dapgett, of thu city, was united in marriage to Jas. W. Cr:wley, also of this city, Sunday evening at 8, o'clock. P.ev. K. P. Rankin, paator of the Presbyterian Church. otMciatintr. The ceremony took ktot) at tbe Cottage Hotel, where the bride and er fatter have been making their home since Mrs. Daggett and tho remainder of the family went t California. The young couple have the best wishes of a host of friends for their future welfare." Society Events. The Em era Clnb will meet with Mrs.W. II. Fmythe, 1083 North Tennessee street, next Friday. Mr. and Mrs. F. A.McCormlck, on Friday evening last entertained pleasantly a few friends at their new home in Woodrulf Place. Tbe Winter Nlchts Club, which gave fortnightly dances nt Brcnneke's Academy all during the leujon, win give a picnic on Friday of this week. Miss Anna Ebert pa to a xuot delightful party in tonr of her lriend. Miss Hayes, of Omaha, Thursday evening, at her home cn North Pennsylvania street. One of the wedding announced for early in June is off. the prospective bride and croom cancux their engagement a short 1'mo since, after ail preparationa had been made. The ladies of St. Patrick' Chnreh liave arranged to idve a festival on Tueday evenin? in fct Patrick's Hall, on Dougherty street. They will serve refreshments and there will be music. Miss May Henley celebrated her tenth birthday anniversary yesterday afternoon by inviting a party of Ler 3011m; friends to her home on Homo avenue. All that could give pleasure to 'the roun;: people was rroYideu, and they enjoyed a merry time. Miss Kose Foster will give a musical matinee on Saturday, at her home on North New Jersey strrft- Professor Zmnp.ss Juvenile orchestra willtafce part, and vocalists and instrumentalists of known excellence will assist. Tho proceeds are for charity. Mrs. F. A. W. Davis f ave a boat party yesterday afternoon, srotnjr np the canal to Broad Hijv ple. Ilre refreshments were served and a .picnic enjoyed. There were nearly a hundred in 'the party, eomprisin many families. The event w4 a most delightful one. and tbe return to the city was delayed till 7 o'clock. Mrs,Wm Gratznowsky cave a tea Friday aftersoon, at her home at North Indianapolis, assisted bv her daughter, Mis Uelle Wesley, in honor of her titter, Mrs. E. 12. Atkinscn, of Washington. D. C Amonjr the jnieits present were Me-damea TLJ. Arrastronfr, Ureinrorman, Jionnau, Harrison, Kokc. ItccMs, bwan, filutfer, and 31iss Klla Uyne. Mr. Tl. W. Phinney, of Arsenal avenue, entertained a few friends very delightfully on Friday afternoon with a coffee. Those accenting the

Invitation were Mr. T- C. Moore. Mrs. P. O. Atoms, Mrs. C Gralty, Mrs. Pet l-'Uher, Ml 8. r

AVbrijrht, Miss Albrijrht. Mm. Josle Spades. Mrs. Thos. Dickson. Mr. J. E. Flora. Mrs. II. (Jraves, Mrs. C. Simmons, Mrs. D. Fleaner. Mrs. (JcorKia Ball, Mrs. D. Newland and Mrs. E. Drinkwater. At the rut exhibit on Friday evening, a mot enjoyable programme was rendered. Mr. Will Dajrjrett. In excellent voice sansc "Forget-me-not.' ' Miss Florence Mitchell Rave a very pleasing recitation, responding to arplause. Mr. fltistave Pecker, rendered a flute solo, and Miss Annio Abromet. a favorite vocalist, tan?, responding to an encore with "Marguerite," admirably. Mr. Harry Fletcher had charge of the programme. Five young ladles have been rehearsing Karl Merz's operetta. "The Last Will and Testament." and will iroduce it on Tuesday evening, at the residence of Mr. Fred Baggs, before a number of invited iruests. The names of those taking part are so dispraised In the bill, that there is no certainty of their identity. The programme is accompanied by a collection of startlin? press notices. The whele is ingeniously arranged. Preparations are being msAb tot the closing performance of the Phanl.K Club, which will be driven In Mtennerchor Hall on Thursday evening. The dramatic corps trill present "My Neighbor's Wife." with Miss Edith Kahn as leading lady. The musical portion of the programme will le given by well-known local talent. Including Miss Nettle Dietrich. Miss Winifred Hunter. Miss loa Hweenie, Mrs.- ft. I Kiser, Miss Alice Mo Quiddy, Mr. Solomon and Mr. Charles Parker. An excellent programme has been arranged for the social to be jBven at the residence of Mrs. John A. Beaume. No. 971 North Illinois street, on Thursday evening. The following ladles and pentlemen will take part. Miases Anna Moitenzle, Anna and Llzzto Abromet, Majrrie Hays, Anna Ebcrt, and the Messrs. Harry Fletcher and Gustave Keeker. All friends are invited to be present. The object for which the muslcale is given is to assist the orphans of 8t Vincent's asylum. Itev. and Mrs. James E. Gilbert have Issued invitations for the marriage of their daughter, Grace Dayton, to Frederick Clark Woodburn, to take place on Wednesday evening. May 29, at 7:30 o'clock, at Meridian-street Church. A reception will follow from 8 till 11 o'clock, at tho residence of Mrs. J. F. liamsey. No. 2t0 North Illinois street. The bride and groom will be at home to their friends at their new residence, corner of College avenue and Seventh street, on Wednesdays, June 12, 19 and 26, from 4 till 10 o'clock. W. D. Howellss comedy, in three acts, The Sleeping Car," will be given at the residence of lie. N. A. Hyde, 116 North Alabama street, Wednesday evening. May 22, with the following oast: Mrs. Roberts, Miss Ada Matthe; Aunt Mary, Miss Stella Olin; tho Calif ornian, Mr. E. L. Irving; Mr. Koberts, Mr. H. L. Whitehead: Mr. Campbell, Mr. A. R. Kline; the Orphan, Prof. M. A. Breed; the Conductor, Mr. V. F. Outland; the Porter, Mr. F. J. Hoffmeyer. The entertainment will be for the Y. P. 8. C. K. The Training School of Egression closed tho work of this year yesterday with public examinations and an afternoon recital. On Tuesday evening Dora Belle Harbison, of this city; Lizzie DeWltt Kennedy, of Jeffersonville, and Georgene Blanche Noteman. of Cartcrsville, Ga., will give a graduates' recital at the Central Christian Church. They Trill bo assisted musically by Miss Ida 8weenfe. Miss May Miller, Mr. John I Oeigcr and Mr. Ed JIarmau. The diploma of the school will be awarded theso ladies, they having completed the full two years' course. A ple&sant social event of the pat week was a surprise party given to Miss Tillie Monnlnger by a number of friends to celebrate her birthday anniversary. Games and cards were the features of the evening. After refreshments were served, vocal and instrumental muslo was enjoyed. Among those who accepted invitations were the Misses Emma Miller, Agnes and Dolly Blrk, Tillie Smith. Anna Kistner, Lilly Langsenkamp, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ittenbach; Messrs. William Lapert, Henry and Will Lacgsenkamp. Charles Muller, Ed Nenmeyer,Owen Conrad, Will O'Connor, William Birk and Albert Monnlnger. A narty of friends attempted to fturnrlse Mr. and Mrs. James Helm, hut it seems that host and hostess were quite prepared to entertain their friends In every way possible, the lawn being beautifully decorated with an arch of Chinese lanterns, admired for their oddity of shape. Choice cut flowers, smllaz . and evergreens were tastefully arranged in all of the rooms. Music, card-playing and dancing were the chief amusements of the evening. Among those present were Misses Rosa Miller, Bessie Lyth. Susie Myers, Susie Mathews, Anna Ileizer, Maud Prezel, Ida Smith, May Snelsor, Jesse Groen, Gertrude Lyth, Mrs. Hanna Gable, MIrs Ida Marthe, Messrs. Charles Holden. Harry Byfleld,W. W. Botherland. Phil Syphert. Will Barnes, Badolph Miller, E. L. Irving, Harry Hurpmeyer, Frank Ca vender and others. A very pleasant surprise party was given Miss Grace May, at her home, on Bellefontalno street, Thursday evening. A large number were present, and tho evening was spent In dancing and social chat. Among those present were: Mis.es Grace Pyle, Edna Manning. Gertrude Field, Mabel Franklin. Bernie John. Pearl Kindleberger, Mattie Lister, Lottie Lister, Lena Dairy m pie, Blanche Thompson, Florence Woodard, Gertrude Patterson, Mamie George, Kate Cavlor, Daisy Hopper, Bessie Cooper, Emma Todd. Maggie 3Iorrls, and Messrs. Frank Van Wie. Frank Matlock, 8am Morris, Mel DIdway, Frank Shepard, Arthur Cox, Ed Kercheval, Fred Patterson, Virgil Outman, Henry Palmer. Charles Holten, Oliver Hereth. Frank Conner, Will Conner. Henry Bridimaster, . George Rockwood. Ed Shaneberger, Frank Wocher, Herbert Robertson, Lawrence George, Frank Floyd aud Ed Clark. Mrs. J. A. Craig celebrated her birthday anniversary very pleasantly, yesterday, by Inviting a number of ladles to spend the afternoon. Each guest was asked to bring her thimble, and, upon arrival, was given a silk-pieced block and asked to embroider her initials thereon, each block to be embroidered in a different color of silk. When the work was done the ladies were invited to refreshments, the seat of each being designated by a color similar to the one which she bad been working with. There was much discussion as well as enioymcnt, and a prizo for the best work was given. The decorations were leaves of the mayapple, and the prize was a basket in the form of a May blossom, filled with confections. Mrs. O. G. Pfaff and Miss Hereth both received the same number of votes, and when cuts were drawn Mrs. PfafT secured the prize. Among the company were Mrs. Peterbaugh, of Peoria, and Mrs. Colton, of Boston, guests of Mrs. Lucas; Mrs. Hanford, Miss Belle Bone, Mrs. R. O. Miller, Mrs. J. E. Isgrigg. Mrs. Dr. Helms, Mrs. O. G. Pfaff, Miss Kate Hereth, Miss Mary Audley, Mrs. Myron D. King and Mrs. Ed Tully. TUB STATE AT LARGE.

Anderson. Mrs. I. It. Conwell is vifiting friends in Muncie....MIss Cora Underbill gave a very delightful card party, In her parlors at the Hotel Doxey, last Thursday evening.... Dr. C. G. Hudson, of the Meil Jian-street M. E. Church, has recoverod from his illness. . . .Mrs. Annie Glenn, of Eaton, 0., is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. James Fleming. Dr. Charles Williams, of Kansas City, is visiting bis parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Williams.... Miss Emma Murphy, of Chicago, is the guest of Mrs. C. T. Doxey The family of C. 1 Crura returned to their home in Winchester, Va., this week.... Mrs. J. W. Ivovett was in Indianapolis last week to assist Mrs. Fred Mayer in society receptions.... Missea Georgia Wise and Nellie Ryan have returned from Muncle....Dr. C.8. Burr and family of Omaha, Neb., have removed to this city.... Mrs. John Moore, of Tipton, la visiting Judge and Mrs. G. W. Ballard.... Miss Maud Towner is the guest of friends In Pendleton.... Mrs. Carrie Lane, of Kokomo, Is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Will Dygon, of West Tenth street.... Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Lovett, of Indianapolis, are the guests of Hon. and Mrs. J. w. Lovett, of West Eighth street.. ..Mr. and Mrs. Charles Witman have removed to Anderson from Meadville, Pa The society ot young ladies gave a moonlight picnic last Thursday evening Kev. W. H. Zeigler was visiting in Indianapolis last week.... Ten marriage licenses last week. HraziL Mrs. H. W. Perry has returned from a visit to her daughter, Mrs. H. B. Ragan, of Greencastle. Mrs. W. O. Wheeler, who has been visiting ather father-in-law's, Jlr. H. Wheeler's, returned to New York on Tuesday.... Miss Clint Richardson returned Tuesday from a visit to relatives in Terre Haute... .Mrs. MaryB. Hussey and Mrs. Dr. Culbertson were guests of tho Women's Reading Club, of Greencastle, at its fifteenth anniversary. Friday night Miss Dot Porter entertained a number of her young friends on Tuesday night.... Miss Minnie Luther returned the first of the week from a short visit at Indianapolis Miss Capitola Good?haw, after a pleasant visit to Mrs. Barbara Puph, returned to her home in Logsnsport, on Tuesday Uncle Peter Parchell celebrated bis elshtr-nlntb birthday, on Friday, at the residence of his daughter, Mrs. George Husher Mrs. George P. fehaw and daughter, Mrs. George Jones, visited in Indianapolis on Thursday.... Mr. and Mrs. H. Herr visited their daughter. Mrs. Walter Bingo, near Poland, on Thursday. Fortviile. Mr. Will Moflett, of Indianapolis, and Miss Jennie Lamb wore married at tho bride's borne, Thursday evening, by Rev. Kerr.... Miss Lillie LeFeber attended tho high-school commencement at Fendleton. Thursday. .. .Mrs. Samuel Edwards, of Greenfield, was the guest of friends on Friday.. ,.Mis Neva Hardin is visiting friends at Pendloum and Hants vllle.... Mrs. Will Springer is visiting friends at Lawrence, CrawfordiTille. Mrs. F. M. Dice has been in Indianapolis during the past week on a vlnit to friends Rev. It. J. Cunningham and A. D. Thomas are in New York city, attending the meeting of the General Assemblv of the Presbyterian Church Mrs. Joe Taylor bas been vlMtlng in Lafayette.... Mrs. Will Henkle Is visiting in Brazil.. ..W. W. Mills and wife, of Marietta. O., are visiting in this city. ...A card party was given on Tuesday evening by Mrs. H. P. Knsmlnger, in henor of Mrs. R. II. Reese, of Indianapolis Miss M. IL Kront has been visiting In the city.... John M. White, of Danville. 11L, has been visiting his brother. M. D. White A lawn fete was held at the bona of Harmon Hiatt on Tuesday evculng. in honor of Miss Louise Brown. ...W. II. Harkert and wife, of Evanston, III, were in the city during the past week MUa Lillian Volland. of Columbus, has been vlnitlng Mrs. Charles Host. ....Mrs. J. M. Lane entertained a number ot friends on Thursday evening.... Miss Lizzie Johnson has returned from Kingman.... The Athenian Club was entertained by Mrs. E. B. Thomson on Thursday evenlnir Mrs. Dr. Rogers, of Greencastle. has been visiting In this city.. ..Mix j Kate LUtoo his been vis

it ire In Indianapolis.... 8. B. Kelllson and wife and Mifts Clara (lark, of Delmer, are vlsitine in this city Mrs. Ed Van Camp is visiting in Indianapolis Gen. Lew Wallace and wife attended the banquet of the Loyal Legion at Indianapolis Inst Thursday evening....Capt, George R. P.rownis visiting at Marlon.... Geo. II. Hughes and family aro visiting at Sullivan A Sundayschool excursion party from Terre Haute plonicked at the fair grounds yesterday. "Elkhart. Mrs. J. A. Rlchley, of Chicago, Is the guest of Mrs. Hart Calvert... .A. J. Moody is sojourning at Mackinaw Mrs. Niles is visiting in'Kansas. ....Mr. and Mrs. F. Nurason have returned to the city after anabtenceof several months....!!. E. Bucklen and family, of Chicago, are visiting la the city.... Mrs. W. H.Tuolfo is visltingfn Toledo and Adrian.... Mrs. Newell, ot Benton' Harbor. is visiting friends in the city.. ..Mrs. John Ellis hag gone to Eureka Springs, Ark. . . .Miss Williamson, who has been visltin? her aunt and uncle here, has returned to Rochester, N. Y....Slgnor Alessandro Liberate, the celebrated cornetist, who now makes this city his home, has rone to New York on business.... j. A. Thompson has arrived in New York from London, and will soon be in Elkhart Mrs. A. L. Muzzy haa returned from Chicago.... J. J. Melvin has returned from New York, where he has spent the last year Mr. and Mrs. W. 8. Parkburst have removed to Anderson, Ind.... Mr. and Mrs. Will Hackman are spending a couple of weeks in Chicago and Nebraska...H. B. Sherwood is sojourning- In Worcester, Mass., with friends Miss Cooty Turnock, of South Bend, is theguestof Miss Anna Buder.... Mrs. Norman Beckley has been called to Sycamore. 111., by the sickness of her daughter, Mrs. Westlake.... Bacon Starr, who has been in' business in Virginia several years, is here visiting his parents.... Mrs. J. R. Mather and daughter. Miss Carrie, have returned from Warsaw Miss Nellie Ames is visiting in Rochester, N. Y Miss Gertie Waller ie visiting in Jackson, Mich Mrs. Chas. Lovejoy has gone to Sacramento, Cal.v for her health. Greensburjr. Rev. E. L. Dolph, of Lawrencebnrg, a former Sastor here, is in the city.... A. Reiter and famy have started for a tour of Europe, to be gone all summer.... Mls Irene Durham is now with friends here.... E.W.Bte wart and wife, of Denver, Col., are visiting relatives In this county.... James Endlcott has returned from Milwaukee. ....Eugene Dumont, formerly of this city, has re turned.... Rev. A. T. Rankin is at Rockville for a few days, holding a meeting.... Rev. Sanders, Of the Baptist Church, spent part of the week at Aurora Dr. Ora K. Thomson has returned from a visit to Franklin.

Greenfield. Mrs. Jennie Toland. who was vlsitingher mother, Mrs. Julia Tague. has returned to Indianapolis Hon. Morpan Chandler and wife are visiting friends in Paris, '111 Mrs. D. S. M. Martin was visiting her daughter, Mrs. Cassius M. Ginther, at Richmond, this week.. ..Mrs. Jennio Hughes, ot Shelby county, is a guest of her cousin, Mrs. n. A. Snow.... Mrs. Will Cu.T is a guest of her sister, Mrs. Florence Hancock, at Tiption Dr. John R. Moore and wife, of Lapel, spent last 8unday here as guests of his father, II. L. Moore.... Miss Allie tieottis visiting relatives in Carthage Mrs. Catharine Bovd, wife of Philander II. Boyd, president of the Citizen's Bank, died last Sunday, from paralysis.... There is to be a Joint picnic at Blue River Park, June 17. given by the young society people of Greenfield, Connersvillc, ltushville and Shelbyville. Noblesville. Edward LIghtford and May Robinson were married by Rer. II. Norris, last Wednesday evening at the M. E. Church, which was beautifully decorated. The bridal couple stood under an umbrella of flowers at the altar. Ed Albright, of Indianapolis, and Miss Mattie Pfaff, of this city, were groomsman and brides-maid. The bride looked well in a cream surah, en tralne, with veil, and wore Marechai Niel roses. Miss Pfaff, as bridesmaid, was charmingly attired in cream cloth, with silver braid. Misses Allco Essiington, Clara Essington, Pet Esslngton and Mollie Carl in, cousins of the bride, acted as ushers.... Miss Blanche Barker, of Tipton, Is visiting her sister, Mrs. M. W. Uutto....Dr. Loehr and wife visited Indianapolis last week.... Mrs. A. Tre&te has been quite ill for several days with throat tiouble Mrs. Hiatt and daughter, of Tacoma, W. T., are here visiting Mrs. Hlatt's daughter. Mrs. Dr. J. 8. Byers....lMiss McCorkle, the whistling prima donna, went from here to Cincinnati, where she has engagements for nine evenings, besides several afternoon entertainments on Walnut Hills.... Miss Ella Fisher entertained a party of ladles at dinner last Wednesday. - Madison. Married John A. Miller to Gertie Plensinger; W. G. Keeth to Ellie Woodward; Thomas Scholi to Mrs. Al Lockard: Petet Wolf to Barbara Short, Ca pt. Silas C. Howe is in Chioago Mrs. M. 8. Brooks, of the Courier editorial staff, is south with the Ohio Valley editorial excursionists.... Miss Julia Stickrod, aged eighty-four, is dead.... Miss Sue McFetridge Is recovering from a severe attack of pneumonia.... Miss Lillie Leprer is home from Napoleon, Ind.... Miss Florence Vawter is visiting at Aurora.... Mrs. A. 8. Crandall has returned to Freeport, III. , after a two weeks' visit to her aunt, Mrs. Seymour, at North Madison.... Presiding Elder E, H. Wood will preach at Trinity M. E. Church to-night The Christian Church has elected Wm. II. Meevers, ot Colorado, pastor Dr. W. A. Graham lectured on Venice." at Hanover, Thursday night General Packard is to be Memorial day orator here, and Captain George A. Simpson grand marshal.... John Wehrle is here from Covington, Ky John Clements and wife visited last week in Columbus and Martinsville. ....Marcus A. Sulzer is In Washington... Mauley D. Wilson went to Washington last week The Fats and Leans played base-hall Thursday for the benefit of the Children's Home. Score, 34 to 17, in favor of the Leans Rev. H. C. Pelsor, Elder rhilemon Vawter and editor 8am Wells, of the Herald, will be Memorial day orators in Monroe township, by invitation of John A. Hendricks Post, No. 107, G. A. R. Rev. Dr. Barnard, of the Second Presbyterian Church, will visit Europe again this spring, in company with his wife nnd youngest daughter.... Christ Episcopal Church yesterday gave an excursion by river to Louisville and return.... Mrs. Charles Green, of St. Louis, is in the city Miss Maggie Smith is at the Louisville Ursullne convent John H. Jones, of Martinsville, was here last week visiting his brother. Lin C. Jones, editor-in-chief of the, He raid.... Vincent Cravens has returned from Vienna Miss Dute Cravens returned home on Thursday from New York much Improved in health.... Mrs. Nicholas Kasper has gone to Gallatin, Tenn., to visit her eon. Mr. Frank L. Cravens and wife, of Philadelphia, are guests at the Cravens mansion. . . .Miss Mary Ernst returned yesterday from Cincinnati. . . .The Madison Blue Ribbon Club is prospering. It is a Murphy plant. . . .Gen. Argus D. Vanosdol, of this city, will be Memorial day orator at North Vernon.... Juniata Tribe of Red Men, of Madison, will go to Louisville next Tuesday. . . . Miss Katie Ross is here from Jeffersonville. . . .The Emanon (Nonanie) Club danced at Odd-fellows' Hail on Wednesday night. Marlon. Miss Alice Shattuck left Wednesday for Delaware. O.. to spend the summer.... E. C. Middloton is back from Springfield, O.... James V. Sweetserand wife have returned from a twoweeks trip to Mt. Clemens.... Mrs. W. 8. Marshall has returned from a Ave weeks visit to Oxford, 0 A. B. Land is, of the Delphi Journal, spent Sunday in Marion E. O. Bechtol and Miss Emma Bechtol, of Wabash, spent Sunday with Marion friends.... Mrs. O. LL Keller is visiting relatives at Columbia City.... Misses Mary Clothier and Maud Kdmiston spent Sunday with Miss Laura Clothier, at Alexandria.... Miss Lucy Humphries has returned from Indianapolis, where she has been attending school K. C. Allen and family have removed from Nashville, Tenn., to Marion.... Mrs. Will Anderson is visiting relatives at Logan sport.... A hundred invitations have been issued here to the wedding of II. C. Clayton and Miss Nannie Hiatt, at the Washington-street Christian Church, Wednesday evening, May 22 Maior George W.Steele and wife were at Indianapolis, Thursday. Muncle. Mr. and Mrs. James Thornburg are visiting at Union City. ...Mrs. J. C. Ellis, ot BrookvlUe, who has been the guest ot Mrs. Joshua Abbott, returned home yesterday.... Mrs. Joseph Cook, who has been spending a few days with Mrs. Lon Swain, returned to Economy Friday Miss Cora Kuhn, of Indianapolis, is in the city, the guest of Miss Marlon Kirby....Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Claypool, of Connersville. were visiting here during the past week. ...Mrs. "Bid" Thomas and Miss Bessie Heath, of Milton, were visiting here during tho past week, tho guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Thomas.... Mrs. John Jenncrs,of Lafayette, was the guest of her parents, Mr. aud Mrs. P. M. Brown, last week....Mia Lizzie Patterson, who hasten visiting in tho city for several months, returned, Friday, to her home at Decatur, 111.... Miss Carrie Hickman, of Mount Summit, is visiting Mrs. George H. Koons....Dr. and Mrs. J. IL Depew, of Wabash, were the guests of relatives and friends here last week Miss Mattio Kllnk, after a pleasant visit with Miss Bertha Smith, returned to Bloomington last Thursday.... Miss Nellie Turpin, of Union Citv, was the guest of Miss Maud Bandy last Thursday. New Castle. Miss Emma Murphy, of Chicago, is visiting 'friends in this city.... Be v. N. Gillam and wife, of Richmond, are guests of New Castle friends. Miss Flo Llvezey entertained a company of friends on Monday evening in honor ol her guest, Mi.s Emma Cox, of Anderson Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Mullen and son left on Wednesday for Florence, Ala., on a visit.... Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Blodgett. of Indianapolis, spent Sunday the guests of relatives in this city... .Misses Maggie Mitchell and Alma Freeman left on Wednesday for their home in London, O., after a visit of several weeks with friends in this city....Linnie G under spent Sunday at Marlon.... Mlsa Fannie Hall, of Muncle. is the guest of New Castle friends Mrs. W. B. Fairfield, of Fargo, D. T.. is the guest of relatives here.... A. R. Shroyer, of Logansport, was visiting friends here last week. ....Mrs. J. I- McAfee and children, of 6t. Puiu, Minn., are gue?ts of W. 11. Elliott and family. ... Miss Treat, of Gosport. Ind., was the guest of the family of J. C Hndeson this week James T. Davis and Miss Addle Hale, of Sprlnrport, were married at tho Junction House in this city on Wednesday. May 15 John E. Bobbins aud wife, of Oreensburg. were guests of Jesse McLean and family over Sunday.... Senator Harlan, of Alexandra, was the guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Harlan, this week. Peru. Mrs. W. M. Harvey, of Nevada, Mo., la visiting her parents! Mr. and Mrs. D. W Deibert, oa West

Sixth street.. ,.C. M. Kenton, editor Miami County bentinel. returned Monday from a visit over fcunday at Marysville, O., with his folks.... Miss Myrtle Ross returned Monday from a Wabash visit Mr. . S. Raymond, of Bralnerd, Kan., is visiting relatives here; also in attendance to his v;ifc, who has been seriously ill but ia convalescing. ...Mrs. Dr. Alford is home from a winter's visit in Florid a.... Mrs. E. W. Shirk is entertaining Miss 0. Elliott, of Indianapolis lie v. B. F. Cavins returned from a Lafayette visit Friday.... Mrs. Louisa Spencer Is visiting in Chicago M. K. Landls. of Marion, was the guest of friends the latter part of the week.. ..Mr. and Mrs. II. J. Shirk are visiting friends in Kokomo C H. Brownell returned from Chicago on Friday.... John Jamison Is visiting in Chicago.... Mrs. E. W. Shirk entertained the Famine club Friday evening.... Rev. W. Martindale, of Newton, Kas., was the guest of friends during the week. Rockville. Miss Ella Burke's class spent Friday at Turkey run....MiAS Lacy Allen is visiting in Bloomington, Ind A large number of ladies and gentlemen went to Terre Haute to attend Gilmore's entertainment.... Mrs. Ferry Hamilton, after a pleasant visit to her parents in southern Ullnois, is at borne again..... Miss Mary E. Flannigan, of Terre Haute, is attending the normal. Likewise Miss Grace Black of the same city.. ..Miss Florence Hughes left for her home in Bloomington, Monday, via Terre Haute.. ..Misses Nellie Embryand Lottie Lockhart, visitors of Miss Agnes Walker, have returned to their homes in Princeton The Rev. H. A. Buchtel, of Denver, CoL, is visiting his father-in-law, W. N. Stevenson, and preaches from the Methodist pulpit to-day. His nock at Denver have Just completed and dedicated a new church that cost $250,000.... Judge Hadley, of Danville, Ind.. will deliver the memorial address, May 30.... Mrs. John Hawks is visiting in the South. Miss May Wilkinson accompanied her Miss M. H. Hinkle is visiting her sister at Farmersburg. . . .Mrs. Frank M. Howard, with her children, is visiting at Marshall, 111. . Seymour. Dr. T. 8. Galbraith. of the Insane Hospital, at Indianapolis, is visiting friends here.... County Clerk J. IL Anthony and family, of Brownstown, returned Friday from a visit with friends f.t Memphis, Tenn Rev. J. K. Pye, of the M. E. Church, has administered the ordinance of baptism to flft7-seven persons within the past two weeks Dr. E. O. Reid. ot Clinton, Ky.. and Miss Fannie Chase, formerly of this city, were married, at Clinton, May 1J....A game of baseball was played last Friday, at Cyclone Park, between boarders of the Lynn House and boarders of the Hotel Jonas.... The 6th of June, as usual, will be duly celebrated here as the anniversary of the organization of the temperance-reform movement, in this city, several years siuce.... Frank 8. Moore visited at Cleveland last week. ....Mrs. T. A.- Owens and daughter, of Marion, visited Dr. W. N. Shlpman's family last Thursday.... Wm. C. Colby, of Pbiladelpdia, Pa., is the guest of Dr. M. F. Gerrish and family J. P. Fagan and wife, of Indianapolis, are visiting Mrs. Fagan's father, John J. frhlel, and friends. Sheluyville. Mr. and Mrs. W. 8. Major have returned from a trip to Louisville... II. C. Gordon has returned home from Washington, D. C Mr. and Mis. S. L. Major and Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Buxton spent last Sunday in Knightstown. . . .Mr. and Mrs. M. Griest are visiting friends in Dayton, O Miss Alma Haymond has returned from a vif.it to Greenfield Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Morris, of Indianapolis, were the guests of 8. B. Morris and family last Sunday Miss June Elliott is the guest of friends in Indianapolis.... Charles Gathman has removed to Seward, Neb.... Mrs. Martin M. Ray has returned from Elkhart Charles Beck, ot Connersville, is visiting friends in this city Mi.s Emma Hughes returned home to Hamilton, O., on Tuesday.... Mrs. Mary Shutt, of Kansas City, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. Schrader Misses Fannie and Stella Joseph, of Noblesville, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Joseph Miss Addie Wilson, of Indianapolis, is the guest of Miss N. Johnson.. ..Miss Leora Kennedy, of Jcfl'ersonville, is the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dewitt. . . .Mrs. Hollis Mllleson, of Chicago, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Noah Mllleson. ....Will McCane has returned home from Hot Springs, Ark Misses Rose and Florence Johnson, of Columbus, are the guests of friends here.... Mrs. Benjamin Perkins, of South Bend, is the guest of her brother, Ed. K.Adams.... Mrs. Lee Kelly, of Richmond, and Mrs. Joseph Kelly, of Middletown, O., are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Caughey....Mlss Daisy Butler, of Rushvllle, is visiting Miss Susie Illlligoss. . . .Mr. and Mrs. James Anderson, of Indianapolis, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Morrison, Jr. Mr. and Mr. George 61v, of Dover. Del., are visiting friends in this city.... Mrs. L. J. Hackney is visiting friends at Franklin, Ind.

Tipton. Miss Kate Bishop is visiting relatives at Springfield. 111.... Mrs. Ilattlo Farr, who has been visiting her mother, Mrs. M. W. Pershing, has returned to her home at Wlnfleld, Kan. ...Miss Clant Kinff, of Centervllle, is the guest of Miss Frankie Thomas Mrs. Lulu Neal, of Chicro, is visiting at the home of Rev. E. E. Ncal....Miss Leila Newcomer gave a reception to the graduating class and about fifty Invited guests at her home on Friday night. F-lends from Noblesville were also present, and the affair was quite enjoyable.... Watnon Pitzer has returned to school at Angola.... Mrs. F. C. Blount and Miss May Blount left, this week ton an extended visit in Michigan. Winchester. Mrs. John Yohe and daughter, Tina, of Sidney, and Mrs. Dr. Hostetter and Miss Tina Harrison, of Ansonia, were visiting Mr. aud Mrs. A. M. Hostctter last week The Misses Rebecca Puckett, Sallio Reinhelmer and Lizzie Johnson went to Shanes Crossing, O.. Thursday Mrs. M. E. Phelps, of Eaton, o., left for her home o?a Monday, after a visit with her daughter, Mrs. J. A. Gruver Seventy ladies and gentlemen, members of the Daughters of Rebecca Lodge, went from this city on Thmday evening to Portland, to institute a lodge there Mrs. J. C. Hirsh Is visiting friends and relatives at Day ton.... Mrs. George Richardson and son, of Pueblo, Col., are visiting her father-in-law, Mr. John Richardson.... Mrs. Joseph Buckett and son have gone to their summer residence at Minnetonka. Minn. ...Miss Mlna Bates and Miss Bertha Clevenger went, - on Friday morning, to New Albany, as delegates to the convention of the Vs.... Miss Minnie Evans is at Richmond for a twoweeks visit with friends and relatives.... Mrs. Ella Jerusalem, of Indianapolis, is visiting Mrs. Mary Jones, her mother.... Mr. and Mrs. Harve Campbell, of Eaton, O., were visiting B. F. Campbell and family last week Mrs. Ida Hudson, of Portland, Ore., is visiting her grandparents, Col. and Mrs. U. II. NcJT. Wabash. Mrs. Belle Neff, of Peru, Is visiting hex mother, Mrs. N. Rector.... Dr. W. A. Dunn went to Indianapolis on Tuesday, where he read a paper before the 8tate Homeopathio Institute.... The family of Mr. A. W. Hill have arrived. They will occupy the Busick residence, on Manchester avenue and Huntington street.... Mr. R. F. Lutz returned on Saturday evening from a fishing excursion to Cedar Beach. ...A. B. Gates and It. K. Syfers, of Indianapolis, were in the city Monday, on their way to Cedar Beach, whero they have been fishing.... Jay Taylor, of Logansport, was the guest of Miss Lou Rtdlnger last Sunday. Mrs. A. II. Benham wont to Bloomington, Ind., last Friday to deliver an address before the W. C. T. U. She passed Sunday with friends at Crawfordsvflle.... Clyde Morris and Ed Powell, of Xenla.wereln the city on Sunday.... Miss Myrtle Boss, of Peru, visited friends in this city early in the week.... Miss Anna Smith returned to Oxford, O., last Monday.... Joe Htraughn, of Flint, Mich., visited in the city early in the week.. ..Dan Glllen arrived from Deland, Fla., last Saturday on a visit to his parents in this city. ...Miss Sarah Lauer. of Plymouth, is, visiting the family of Joseph Rintsberg.... Mrs. Morris Adler and her daughter Victoria, of Lebanon, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. Doob.... Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Moist and children, of Springfield. Mo., are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Hutton....An operetta will be given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Morse, next Monday evening, on the occasion of the last meeting for the season of the Impromptu Club. Several guests from abroad will be present.... Walter Ream and Harry West, of Peru, were in the city on Sunday.. ..Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Herff left for Mt. Clemens, Mich., on Tuesday, where Mr. Herff is taking treatment.... Mr. and Mrs. Abe Davis and children, of Defiance, O., were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. 8. M. Blount last week. ....C. C. Rldgeway, of Columbia City, was this week the guest of his brother James, in this city. L. W. Pike left fortbeEastiastSunday evening. after passing a few days here among friends and relatives. . . .Mrs. Julia Allen is visiting relatives and friends in Jackson, Mich.. ..Evans Woollen pasted Sunday in Indianapolis.... James Cronin, of Dayton, 0., was in tbe city last Friday, the guest of M. G. Mitten.... Mrs. C. O. Musselman, of Knox, ind., is visiting friends and relatives In this city. j THE STATE OF ILLINOIS Charleston. Mrs. n. Hollopeter and daughter vera at Kansas, 111., visiting friends, Monday Misses Ella Facler and Ha t tie II ertey, and II. B. Glassco, were delegates from' Charleston to the State Sunday-school convention. held at Mattoon this week Miss May Moore bas returned from Chicago.... Mrs. Sarah Babbitt, of Centralla, is a ruest of her dauchter,Mrs.8pruill...Mrs. R. Galagber has returned from a visit at Taylorville... Mr. and Mrs. Tinnell and granddaughters, Mrs. Harry Wright and Miss Km in a Hutchason have gone to Kureka Spring to spend the summer.. .. Mrs. T. T. Fishburn, of Roanoke, Va., recently visited her daughtor, Mrs. T. Knoch, in this city. ....Miss Mo Anderson attended high-school commencement exercises at Tuscola the past week. Danvill. Mrs. Ira Walker, who had been visiting her sister, Mrs. O'orge Shaffer, in Champaign, has returned home Miss Louise White is visiting friends in Chicago.... Mi: Alice Bowman, of Terre Haute, is visiting her sister, Mrs. George II. Wyman Miss Ella Burks, of Joliet, is visiting in the city.... Miss Adrian Weaver, of Washington city, is visiting friends on North Hazel street.... Mrs. Thomas Dale and daughter, after visiting in Catlln a few days, have returned home Mr. and Mrs. C. J. McGee, Jr.. have returned from Sprlngneld. wbeie they visited the family of their son, Ed W. McG?e....Mrs. G. K. Hargent and son. 6. D. Sarcet, of TJrbana, are visiting the family ot their son Ed W. IIoQee.... Continued on Seventh, Pfjj.j

M

WHAT

There was never a time since our store opened when we felt we could please our patrons quite so well as the coming week, Our late purchases are the best of the season, and every article a bargain. This week we should call the cream week on account of the richness of the goods to be offered.

OPENING

OF SUMMER DRESS GOODS. To-morrow we offer our new purchase of the most elegant assortments of hotweather Dress Goods ever shown in Indianapolis, consisting of Printed Organdies and. Mulls, Fine French and Imperial Challies, high art styles, Brilliant Challies, Printed Mo-; hairs, Fancy Striped Brilliantines, Zephyrs. Novelty Gingham, Gingham Patterns J Suits, Fancy Batiste by the yard and Dress Pattern. ? Nunsveiling in the new colors. To-morrow we offer a beautiful line of Persian Challies at 20 cents per yard, and a big lot of Printed Beiges. BLACK GOODS. To-morrow we will offer for sale the big lot of Black Goods just bought You can have a choice of the big stock at from 48 to 69 cents per yard; former value $1.00 to! $1.25. SUMMER SILKS. r We will offer a lot of figured China JSilks at 37 l-2c; regular price was 65c. A big lot of Surah Silks at 48c to 75c, usual price 75c to $1.00. 20 pieces Black Gro Grain ak $1.00 and $1.25, usual price $1.50 and $1.75. - RIBBONS. To-morrow we will offer about 600 pieces of Ribbon (all silk) choice at 17 to 23; cents per yard, sold early in the season at 65 cents. All good styles and new, fresh goods.! WASH DRESS GOODS. r A big special offering to-morrow of an immense stock ot fine French Sateens, Domestic Sateens, Chambrys, Scotch and American Ginghams. Wc will offer a big lot of French Sateens at 12 l-2c, sold everywhere at 25 to 30c. New styles in Domestic Gingham from 6c per yard up, rniany of them as handsomo as French Gingham. Ask to see them when in the store. .

Tomorrow you will buy Hosiery for ladies and children on account of the price and quality. The line is big but call special attention to the lot of Fast Blacks at 15o per pair, usually sold at 35c. 1,000 pairs Men's Half Hose, 18c per pair, better than usually sold at 25c. Ladies' Jersey Yests 12 l-2c, worth 25c. Gauze Vests, Lisle Vests, Men's Balbriggan Shirts at 25 and 35c, regular price 50 and 65c. CLOSING SALE OF SPRING WRAPS. i Tb-morrow we will offer some extra bargains in these goods. If you want a beaded Wrap, Spring Jacket, Newmarket or Fichu, come and see us.

HAY

- YOU HOSIERY.

WASSd

WAN ot