The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-05-28


lott, of this city. to take place Monday
evening. June T. at o'clock, at No. Zoo
Grand avenue. Des Molnes The "at home
announcement is Tuesdays after oct. i, at
No. 1915 North Alabama street
The Misses walcott will give a small tea
from 4 TO 3 o'clock Monday afternoon for
Miss Foster of Davenport. Ia; Miss W3ds-
worth of Rock Island, and Miss Virginia
Keep. who will return home tomorrow
from New York, where she has been study
ing in the Art League stree October Miss
Davenport is TO come with Miss Keep from
New York TO visit her for short time.
The annual meeting of the Dramatic
Club was held last evening at the Country
Club. The important feature was the eiec-
ton of officers, the result of which was for
president, w. G. Bobbs; vice president, MIS-.
j. X Sharpe, jr.; secretary, Walter o.
Williams; treasurer, Page Chapman; board
of directors, Miss Jane Graydon, Mrs.
Evans Woollen, Mrs. Augustus Cobnrn,
Mr.. Gordon Varney and Wallace Krag. The
colored singers furnished music early in the
evening and the election was followed by
dance.
Mrs A. p. Hendrickson was the hostess
for pretty luncheon yesterday, which she
gave in honor of Miss Kettenring, OF Deli
ance, o., Mrs. Charles Kahlos visitor. The
table decorations included large round
basket of sweet peas and pansies and at
each cover a corsage bouquet of the same
flowers, those for the married ladies being
pansies and for the young ladies sweet
reas daintily tied with ribbon. The guests
were Mrs. and Miss Kahlo. Mrs, and Miss
Katherine Wacott. Mrs. and Miss Scholz,
Mrs. and Miss Clara Ingram and Mrs. and
Miss Esther Jordan.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. Munter gave a reception
and dance last evening at the AmerieuS
Club in honor of their son and his bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. Saul Munter. More than
$50 friends were present to oHer congratu-
lations and extend a welcome to the bride.
Mr. and Mrs Munter were assisted in dis
pensing their Inequalities by Miss lllhe
Bamberger, Miss Celia Graumann, Miss
Miss Bertha Eckhouse Miss Rosa We'll
and Miss Emma Messing. An orchestra
furnished the music and the decorations
We're of spring flowers and roses
Mrs. Charles M. Reynolds entertained
about thirty young married ladies yester-
day afternoon for Mrs. John L. Brush ana
Mrs. Hempsted,, of New York VINO is us VS.
adorned with vases of sweet syrlnga IN
pink and white and with bowls OF PINK
peonies. The service in the dining room
was dainty and was entirely of crystal.
Mrs. Reynolds was assisted by her MOTHER
Mrs. Krag, Mrs. Hervey Bates. Jr. ana
was Miss Nixon, of Richmond, who came
yesterday to visit Mrs. William B. Leeds.
Miss Jeannette Judson gave a 4-o'clock
tea yesterday, having as her guest of honor
Miss Adelaide Fairbanks. Miss Clay, OF
Kentucky, who was to have been MISS JUDI
sons guest also, has been detainec at nome,
and Will not come till later. Miss Judson
was assisted by her mother, Mrs. Judson,
Mrs John Love, Mrs. Thomas Taggart,
Mrs. H. II. Hornbrook Mrs George u.
Kahlo Mrs Charles Judson Miss Kate
Smith, Miss Katherine Winter, Miss kath-
crime Sullivan, Miss Florence Haywood,
Miss Ruth Nicholas Miss Corella Taylor,
Miss Julia Spades, Miss Nellie Carnahan,
Miss Julia Fletcher and Miss Florence rag
CART Pink roses, carnations and white
roses were the flowers for the several
rooms, which were daintily arranged for
the tea.
Miss Elizabeth Ketcham save spring
flower luncheon yesterday for Miss Blanoh
Brown The name cards were the artistic
work of the hostess and were pretty SOU
verirs of the day feature of the menu
was a brides cake. which pToN ed 10 be a
nicely iced bandbox containing miniature
everything for a housewife. Each article
was wrapped in tissue paper and mad
verse accompanying it. After the luncheon
as the guests went to the drawing ROOM
the bride-elect went in last and was re-
ceived with shower of pillows, all hand-
some. and the individual work of her
friends. The guests were: Mrs. Donoghue
of Kansas city, Mrs. Herman Sayles and
Misses Amy Jacobs, Corella Taylor, Helen
Armstrong Anna Sic1les, Helen Seaton,
Jeanette Judson Alma Hearle, Elma
Woollen and Katherine and Eleanor Porter.
MILLER-KLIPPEL
srecial TO the Indianapolis Journal
SEYMOUR, Ind. May 27.-Mr. L. F. Mil
Ter. a merchant of this city, and Miss Min
ME Klippel were married last evening by
Rev. NJ o. Publ at the home of the brides
father Christian Klippel. They Will reside
in this city.