The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-12-28

Fletcher. Misses Mary and Fanny Fletcher
and their visitors, Miss Dale and Miss
Clough. Miss Bradshaw and her visitor,
Miss McLaren of Cleveland Miss Duncan,
Miss Haynes, Miss Hawthorne, Miss Edith
Wallick, Misses Stella and Katherine Wal
colt Miss Lucy Holiday. Misses Lucy and
Florence Taggart and their visitors, Miss
Yocum of st. Louis. and Miss I.effingwell
of Chicago, Miss Hollweg, Miss Mary Va
Nonnegut, Miss Edith Smith, Miss Edith
Bingham. Miss Hasselman, Miss Anna
Louise Beck, Miss Anne Butler. Miss Eliz-
abeth Dalton and Miss Katherine Sullivan.
The afternoon entertainment for the visit
ing glee club was the tea from to o'clock
given by Mrs. Ovid Butler Jameson at her
home on North Pennsylvania street. Each
room of the residence was decorated with
holiday greens in proflsion. in the reception
hall was a tiger skin, emblematic of the
college, and the library was adorned with
the Princeton colors, orange and black. Mr.
ington, Rev. and Mrs Milbnrn. Mrs. John
M. judah and Mr.. Newton Booth Tarking-
ton received the guests in the drawing room.
Harrison. Mrs j. Fl. Holiday, Mrs. j. n.
Carey, Mrs William Scott, Mrs. A. M
EEetcheT Mrs ,src Henry L. Walace ar5 MrS
SEN. In the Oriental room tea was served
by Miss Hussey. of Chicago. Miss Walcott
Miss Lucia Holiday. Miss Katherine Ayres.
Miss katherine Wallick, Misses Louise and
Julia Fletcher, Miss Margaret Carey and
Miss Mary Foster. IN the dining room hos
pitalites were extended by Miss Knippen-
berg, the Misses Malott, Miss WATSON, the
Misses Holman, Mrs. Frederick joss, Miss
Martha Carey Miss Theresa Pierce, Miss
Mary Fletcher. Miss Van Camp. Miss Haw-
thorne; Miss Haynes, Miss Haughey, and
Miss Duncan.
After the concert the Princeton Club was
given a reception and ball at the Propy
laeum. The assembly hall was gorg sous in
orange and black. The ceiling was hidden
with a canopy of orange and black starts
from the sides to the center of the hall on
the north wall in green letters was "OranJe
Bowen" meaning orange above all. one OF
the college notices. The mantel was filled
with palms and the platform was bordered
with the same Many magnolia leaves We're
used in the decoration, and in the center OF
the hall was a large ball of the leaves and
electric lights with orange colored flowers.
The ante rooms were furnished with rugs
and seats for tete-a-tete. huge tiger skin
was a conspicuous feature Mrs. Jameson,
Mrs. Milburn, Mrs. a. M. Fletcher Miss
Julia Fletcher received, and the men who
have attended Princeton from this city, Mr..
H. D. Pierce Stoughton Fletcher. jr:, Frank
Christensen, Parker Boice, Ralph Lemcke;
Gaylord Hawkins, Booth Harrington ana
George T. Porter, Were hosts. There was d
long programme of dances, for which an or
chestra furnished the music. supper was
served in one of the parlors, which was dec
grated with holly and palms.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Denny, Miss Denny
and Mr. George Denny. with Miss Miller
Miss Day and Miss Ridgeley and Mr.. Hop
per- Mr.. Miller and Mr.. Thomas, OF the
Princeton club, took dinner at the COLUMBIA
Club last evening. In the center OF the
table was silver fernery, in which We're
Princeton flags, embroidered by. Miss
Denny, and they were presented to the
guests as souvenirs. Flowers and lights
in red made the table attractive.