The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-10-31

| can Beauty roses. The room was beauti-
full in its adornment On the wall were hung
fiat baskets filled with the roses and sus-
pended by ribbons of color to correspond
with the roses, the whole in harmony with
the soft gray-green of the wall finishing.
One table held a tall stem of green
Venetian glass filled with roses and at the
diagonal corners were smaller vases of the
same. A crystal candelabrum, with green
candles, stood on one corner and trailing
over the cloth asparagus vine in grace
full garlands. In the center of the room
crystal candlesticks forming a circle near
the border and roses for the decoration.
The mantel was hidden with ferns and
roses. About the room were many touches
which made the place like drawing room.
The broad entrance hall was closed and
the PIANO and the musicians eE an MRS Curtis
was assisted in entertaining by Mrs. H. H.
Rowland Mrs. J K. Sharpe, jr.. Mrs: Arba
L. Mason, Mrs. George d. Kahlo, Mrs. Irv-
ing Swan Brown, Miss CASTOR, Miss Dun
colt Miss Emma Atkins, Miss Florence
Coffin, Miss Mary Noble, Miss Wasson
Miss Miller and Miss Colgan. In the even
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis gave dance in
the assembly room to young people. Mrs.
Curtis wore in the evening gown of white
brocade. with a corsage of white chiffon.
over pink and carried a bunch of long
stemmed chrysanthemums. Miss Hall wore
the same gown as in the afternoon. The
decorations for the event were lavish and
very effective. From the center was swung
a great umbrella of smilax, with fringe
Grafton was repeated, but the colors used
We're green and white. The baskets were
filled with white chrysanthemums and hung
with green and white satin ribbons. The
mantel and platform were bordered with
palms, ferns and flowers and canopied
divans were placed at intervals around the
room. The orchestra furnished music for
the reception and dance and one of the
numbers mum played was very pretty two
of the afternoon assisting ladies. There
were nearly two hundred guests at the
per al once in the east parlor and the hall
on the first floor: The broad staircase was
bordered With flowers and plants like a
garden walk Among the guests were Miss
Elliott and Miss Nelson. of Logansport:
Miss Gaines and Miss Duncan, of Ken
Kimball, of Chicago Mrs Brooks. of
Cleveland. Mr.. Barnard, of Cincinnati, and
Mr. Harmon Bradshaw. of New York.
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