The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-11-08

HalInr fuRdIe Will SILK. n MISS SnIC-
line Rowland VIII read her paper on The
Social Pace That Kills An invitation is
extended to all desiring to hear these pa
pers.
Mrs. 3. f. Holland for the marriage of
their daughter, Miss Edith Jordan Holland,
and Mr.. Charles Willard MCGUIRE. OF this
city. TO take place wednesday. NOV ~ al
2:30 o'clock. at No. 535 Congress street. OF
tawa. Ill. The at-home announcement is
for No. 15s Main street, New Albany. after
Dec. 1.
The annual ball Of the Propylaeum Asso-
citation will AXE place Thanksgiving eve.
Mrs. Morris Ross is chairman and Mrs:
E me eemm r; ssy on a aSs,Iuanr nfsis and Mrs.
Hervey Bates. 1T, is chairman OF the In
vitation committee. Invitations for the
event will be issued within a week to the
resident and no resident stockholders and
their friends.
The members of the several W. r. c. So
cieties Of this city will give a large recep-
ton at the Denison Hotel. Friday evening.
I'm honor OF Mrs. Agne T.. Hit. president
OF the National w. r. c. A number OF
the officers of the national organization
and Mrs. Sims, department president, Will
be among those who will be present.
general invitation is extended to the men,
bers and their friends.
Mrs. Henry G. Werbe gave a party yes
terday afternoon to about forty young
girls, in observance of the sixteenth birth
day anniversary OF her daughter. Helen
Josephine Werbe. Each guest was asked
to bring a conundrum. and a part of the
afternoon was spent in guessing the an
swers, and later there was dancing. Inc
young hostess was remembered with some
pretty gifts and many flowers. the latter
being sent in bouquets OF sixteen blossoms.
Mrs. Benjamin Harrison gave a beautiful
luncheon yesterday in honor OF her guest,
Mrs. George Il. Williams. The guests were
seated at the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS table,
where the floral adornment was yellow
chrysanthemums in silver vases. Garlands
of smilax were swung from the central
vase to the stem vases at either emo OF
the table. The company included Mrs. II.
3. F. Peirce. Mrs. Mary s. Moore, Mrs; d.
w. j.. Mckee, Mrs. A. L. Mason, Mrs.
Henry Fraser and Mrs. Henry Jameson,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Lemcke gave an ele-
and Mrs. Harrison and their guest, Mrs.
George B. Williams, of Washington. The
table was arranged with yellow and
tions. The guests included Mr.. and Mrs.
e. b. Martindale, MIR. and Mrs. Smiley n.
Chambers. Mr.; John l. Griftiths, Mr.. John
Bertha Fahnley, Miss Ella Van Camp and
the daughter of the house. Miss Katherine
Lemcke. Mrs. Williams will return to her
home in Washington tomorrow.
Mr.. Carl Osborn gave q husking bee on
Friday night, for a number of his friends,
at 'Beechcroft," his country residence.
The Invitations were in old English. print
ed on corn husks, and on Friday night
many jack-o'-lantern cast a weird light
upon the party of huskers. Prizes were
given 10 the Slue DeiIlS the mOSl SuCStSoiul
in the shocking contest, and the evening
ended with an old-time supper. Those in
the party were: Misses Sarah Foster,
Mamie Whitenack, Agnes Neighbors,
Blanche Gosney. Gussie Schramm. Marga-
ret Foster, Marie Pierson, Hattie Eitel and
Messrs. William Agnew. Ora Pierson.
William Moore, Robert Neighbor, Edward
Coleman, John Schramm and Charles Bow
man.
The marriage of Mr.. Charles T. whitsett
and Mrs. Lima 3. Culver will occur to-
~ rrn nj mas ~ CT T4h@fa sc NnnI
C %Drre% a as aVefi al r he. s sGRhs VIII EPlsS Se in
charge of the rector. Rev. Mr.. Blake, as
sisted by the Rev. Gustave A. Christensen,
or this city. The ushers will be Mr.. John
s. Duncan, of this city; Professor Coulter,
vice president Purdue University; Mr.. Ellis
worth, secretary Purdue University, and
Whitsett's son Noble will be his best man,
Mrs. Culver'S son, of Chicago, will give the
bride away. and her daughter will have
charge of the brides bouquet. They will
be at home to their friends at 1894 North
Meridian street, Tuesday, the 18th inst. No
cards are to be issued.
Mrs. Henry C. Long was the hostess for
an elegant tea yesterday afternoon, which
she gave i'm honor of Rev. and Mrs. John
Mason Duncan, Miss Cameron and Miss
Haverstiek, of Coates College, Terre
were SO arrange that all the guests, num-
bering about seventy. might be seated. The
adjournment of the parlors was pink roses
Of a deep tint, which were placed in vases
and bowls in every available place. Mrs.
Long was assisted by Rev. and Mrs. M. T..
Haines, Mrs. c. c: Foster, Mrs. George t.
Evans, Mrs. w. w. Woollen, Miss Mary
Foster and Miss Maria Woolien.i During
I the afternoon the guests were treated to
the singing of several songs by Miss Nellie
Cameron, teacher OF the voice at Coates
College. Miss Cameron has a contraito
voice of wide range with a resonan and
sweet quality: and she is particularly gifted
in her rendition of Scotch songs. She was
accompanied by Mrs. d. L.. Whittier. After
the music a high tea was served.