The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-12-30

other cities. Is composed of resident grad
yates and members of Smith college, who
keep in touch not only with their alma
leges.
The Flower Mission has issued invita-
tons for a reception Friday afternoon for
Mr.. and Mrs Felix Morris AT 4 o'clock
from ah Dickens B BARRE give Hoesnsen
Smith and other well known writer's Mr..
and Mrs Morris give the readings In the
and in this city the Flower Mission will be
the fortunate recipient OF the gift.
AT the residence CT the brides uncle. Mr..
G H. shellhouse, No. SO North Alabama
Smith Frye and Miss Lillian Dale loon,
Wednesday. at noon. The attendants were
r. e Hummei, of Kokomo and Miss Ei az
Fillmore, OF Peru, a cousin Of the bride, was
the officiating minister. Mr. and Mrs. Frye
viii be at home to their friends at NO. 81
South Linden street after Jan. ].
Sisnor Giuseppe vitaie. a violinist, who
was pupil of the great Ole Bull, COM
poser and an artist OF rare ability, Will
IAN street "9 Church u The nrogrsmme num-
bers have been chosen with special refer
ence to showing his talent, at it's finest
points. Mr.. Charles Hansen, the organist
and the quartet of the church, will as
sist in the concert Rev. G. n. Sims, Mr.
Charles e. Coffin, Mr.. A. Taggart and Mr.
John N. Carey are interested in bringing
Sig. Vitale before congregation and friends
of the church.
Miss Edna Swain gave scarlet and white
carnation luncheon yesterday to number
days with guests. The dining room where
the luncheon was served was lighted with
red candles, and in the center OF the table
was a basket of red and white carnations
and maiden-hair ferns. The mantel and
buffet were decorated with ferns and vines.
The company included Miss Van Camp and
Visitors, Miss White, of Cleveland, and
Miss McDermott, of Cincinnati; Miss Cora
Taylor Miss Carnahan, Miss Jeanette judi
son, Miss Helen Armstrong. Miss Carrie
Burford, Miss Josephine Heron, Miss Mary
Pickens. Miss Estelle Sterne and visitor
Miss Won Suessmilch, Miss Eldridge and
Miss Charlotte Wiles.
Mrs. Thomas Taggart gave a dance last
for her daughters Florence and Lucy. The
nrst noor OF the elegant new home with
the polished floors, was used by the young
people In preference. to. the ball room up
stairs. Holiday garlands were placed like
latticed grills in all the arched doors, so
that there was continuous festoon OF the
green caught with holy wreaths here and
there The curtain sashes were also dec
Grated with red and green. The two colors
the Tefresbments Mrs Taraart and an daWgh
ters were assisted by Miss Virginia Keep.
The programmes for the dance were white
cards tied with scarlet ribbons, and they
were painted by the young hostesses and
Miss Keep with sprays of holly. Among
the many guests were Miss Ethel Voris,
nliSS jessie anu MI. SudTicS IleIiOu, VI
Charlottesville; Miss Lillian Moore. of La
fayette; Miss Lucas, Miss Keyes, Mr.. Geo.
Lucas, Mr.: Griffith and Mr.: Kirk, of Co
lunbus, who are Miss Maud Smiths visit
ors.
Miss Ella Dorothea Van Camp was the
hostess last evening for dance which she
gave in honor OF her guests Miss McDer-
mott, of Cincinnati, and Miss White, of
Cleveland Miss McDermott wore a hand
some gown OF white satin covered with
mousselaine de sole and carried a bouquet
of violets Miss White wore Paris gown
of lavender silk, trimmed with violets and
Miss Van Camp was attired In white silk
with chiffon draperies and combined with
Camp assisted in receiving the young people
in the drawing room. Choice flowers were
scattered through the apartment The dance
was in the ball room on the third floor.
Holiday garlands and wreaths were used in
profusior in its decoration Pretty corners
were al fanged with palms, couches and
lights for tete-a-tetes. Misses Malott, Miss
Katherine Winter and Miss Holiday assist
ed Miss Van Camp In entertaining. The sup
room. The table was adorned with festoons
of smilax and there were quantities of white
hyacinths and Bermuda lilies on the cloth
and in dainty vases. Over one hundred
young people accepted the Inequalities and
danced till a late hour. Among the out OF
town visitors were Miss Won Starkloff, OF
st Louis; Miss Sinclair. of Chicago: Miss
Mary Thomson, of Edinburg and Miss For
wood, of Cincinnati. Mrs. Van Camp and
mott will receive informally Tuesday after
noon from so o'clock. Miss Van Camp
will return to New York to school Wednes-
day.