The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-10-04
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.
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and Robert Hackney, sons of Judge and
Mrs. Hackney, of Shelbyville, and Dorsey
Noonan, of Cincinnati, formerly of this
city. A buffet luncheon was served at 6
o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Krauss celebrated
thelr china wedding anniversary last even
ing at their home on Park avenue. The
relatives and most intimate friends were
In y to spend the evening with them.
palms and flowers, many of them sent by
friends, and Mr.. and Mrs. Krauss were also
presented with numerous beautiful gifts
OF china. There was music and a bounti-
ful supper was served. True German hos
plta1ty was extended.
MI. and Mrs. d. NJ. Parry celebrated the
thirteenth anniversary of their marriage
last evening by giving an old~-fashioned
dinner party to the members of the family
There were forty who sat down to the
abundantly provided table. The decora-
tions were handsome flowers, and a fea-
ture was a grouping. of Mrs. Parry's fine
collection of souvenir spoons in designs
containing thirteen spoons each over the
surface. The evening was spent inform
ally.
DR.. and Mrs. J. Emory Hoover enter
tanned about. fifty of their friends at cards
Friday evening at their home on Fletcher
avenue; The spacious rooms We're beauti-
full in their decorations. The first and sec
ond parlors were fragrant with La France
roses, and in the library and dining room
crimson roses were used. They were hung
in dainty baskets from the chandeliers,
which were hidden with smilax. Palms,
ferns and vines were also used in profusion
and music furnished by a harpist added to
the pleasure of the evening.
A wheel ride was given by Lillian Olsen
Friday evening. After the ride the guests
We're served to a buffet lunch in the dining
room. The remainder of the evening was
spent socially. Several piano selections
We're rendered by DIR. Bahr, Misses Rick
hoff, Miss Florence Olsen and a vocal num-
Der by Miss Anna Schowe. The partici-
pants in the ride were the Misses Frances
and Phronie Rickhoff, Florence Olsen, Ida
Campbell, Mayme. Carroll, Anna Schowe,
Nina Helwig, Messrs. Geo. ~Stiegman.
Harry Nottmeyer, Max Bahr. Lemuel F.
Blddy, Daniel Mullen, Fred BALI, H. B.
Reinshagen and VIM. F. Sanks.
The Magazine Club held it's first meeting
yesterday at the home of Mrs. Maurice
Albrecht at Woodruff Place. Miss Adelaide
Carman, the president for the year. pre-
with the name of the club the programme
prepared for the day was a magazine to
which the members of the club contributed
during the vacation. All of the writings
We're sent to Mrs. j. A. Coleman, who
EDITED and arranged them in order to be
read yesterday. No names were signed to
the articles, and there was so much sDecu-
that after the reading the members were
allowed to guess who wrote the different
ones. Only two were guessed correctly.
The contents of the magazine were ''Salu-
tatory, Adventures of a Magazine
Autumn" "A Sketch from Barra Hill
Observation-Disclosures, Success Mus
ings, .t:fearch for the Real The Canoe"
"Woman's Tongue" For Sale The
Mission of the Ideal" The Old Man and
the New Woman" The house was prettiIv
decorated with autumn flowers and leaves