The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-10-15

the cake, the thimble money and other
ticles being hidden in the individual molds.
The name cards were dainty figures done
In water colors by Miss Kate Cathcart.
That for the bride-elect was in bridal
gown Among the guests were Miss Carey
visitors Miss Crane and Miss Barnett, of
Springfield o.
Miss Beatrice Byers was the hostess for
the cooking club Yesterday. which gave its
first luncheon for the season at her home,
on North Pennsylvania street. A luncheon
Of three courses was planned and the men,
dishes they had made. After the luncheon
vote was taken to which had been the
best dish and prize was given. The other
members are Misses Anna Jillson, Elizabeth
Peek. Gertrude Schleicher;, Helen Bowman,
Rena Tucker. Bessie DILL Clara Scholz,
Louise Dryer and Isabel Palmer.
There will be a cake sale to-day at st.
Paul's parish house followed by a children's
cake walk this evening. The children who
are to take part are Emma Taggart. Ruth
Jones. Katherine Wright, Isabel Tibbets,
Eva Eye, Genevieve Marston. Thomas Tag
CART; Ralph Albeit. Byron Young. James
Black Maurice Bryan, Allen Ritchey.
Spencer. Otis volz. Arthur Ives. Stanley
Shirley Hendricks and Harold Hichards
The Judges are Mrs. Russell Seeds Mrs. w.
f. Clevenger and Mr.. Alfred F. Potts
The Ladies' Society of the Maennerchor
erected the following officers yesterday:
PRESIDENT. Mrs. Adolph Scherer; first. vice
president. Mrs. Fred FRANKIE; secretary.
Mrs. Herman Adam; financial secretary.
Rhodchamel. To-morro S9f the committees
Will be appointed and the first Sunday aft
ernoon social will take place. The thimbe
party which followed the business meeting
was ENJOYABLE. Parents who wish their
children to take part IN the Christmas en-
tertainment are requested to send or bring
them Tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock.
There will also be a Halloween party to be
given by the Ladies' Society.
Mr.. Ernest F. Kneher gave a military din
A at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs F Frederick
Knefier The guests were received in the
upper drawing room Suddenly bugle
set the length of the double library and
the room was draped with large and small
flags and great bowls of red sage, the bat
cannon resting on flag Wreathed with
smilax, and half way down either side were
bronze candelabra with red candles. There
were flag napkins. and the name cards bore
designs of soldiers, no two being alike. The
ices were brown guns on red carriages.
After the feast, Mr.. Henry Palmer presided
as POSTMASTER, and there were impromptu
toasts. During the evening there were
various calls by Buglar Schellschmidt the
call to dinner being the mess call which
suddenly sounded through the house after
the guests had been received in the upper
drawing room. The guests accepting Mr..
Kneflers hospitality were Messrs. Frank
and Walter Heiskell, Amos Mines. Ezra
Hendricks Hubert Rogers. Samuel Adams,
Ronoldo Cooper. T. ?. Haughey, 1r, Arthur
Walter Helm, Horace Hewitt, Otis Hahn,
Harry Milikan, Alvin Schellschmdt, David
and james Boswell, Ray Thompson. Harry
Griffith: George Carlin, Guy Hawkins, Ed
ward T.. Gates, Henry Murbarger, Edward
Brennan and Samuel Pattison.
-TEA-CUPS CLUB.
The ver-the-Teacups Club celebrated
presidents day yesterday with noon
breakfast at the home of the new president,
Mrs. Flora c. Jones. Green and white the
club ,colors. We're carried out in all of the
appointments. Tea roses were the flowers
used in the decoration of the table. There
was an elaborate menu discussed and over
the teacups Mrs. T. C. Day presided as
toastmistress and introduced the several
members for a series of summer subject
toasts. Mrs: John w. Jones made her ad
dress as retiring president and Mrs. Flora
G: Jones her address as the new president
Members BY Mrs Henry N Nef Castle Mrw
mer at Home" by Mrs S. E. Perkins; "A
Summer Outing" by Mrs. NJ. l.. Haines;
~ "A s., Summer by the Sea- by Mrs. Charles
by Mrs r. w. Cathcart. The only out-of-
town guest was Miss Nesbit, with Mrs. w.
w. Woollen.
MRS NICHoLS'S RECEPTION.
Mrs. Willard Nichols gave a reception
yesterday afternoon in honor of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Gardiner, Of Providence, r. T..
--NN 49, -ii-idWs XutS (idTcflC6 w.
Nichols, formerly Miss Nellie McConney.
MRS Gardner wore handsome reception
gown Of light green silk and Mrs Nichols.
jr., wore her wedding gown of white. The
rooms were decorated with sprays of feath-
cry asparagus on the walls and chande-
Hers and were fragrant with vases and
bowls of pink roses and heliotrope. Assist
ing IN the reception hall and parlor were
Mrs. Melvin o. Ryker, Mrs Sanford +
Coons, Miss Florence Rottler and Miss
Laura. Huey. In the library were Mrs II
Z. Adams, Miss Etha Hall, Miss Katherine
Splegle, Miss Mary McConney Miss Edna
Wliilams and Miss Gertrude Henry. The
uining room made attractive with pink.
green ana heliotrope, was presided over by
MRS Gerry NJ. Sanborn, Mrs. Walter Bal
nHnger, Miss Emma WATSON. Miss lone
Scnoil, Miss Susan Chapman Miss pose
Holmes and Miss Martha Draner M
gardiner will remain with Mr. and Mrs
NICHOLS until the last of this month.
MICK-SMITH
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
ARGOS. Ind. Oct. 14-Miss Hattie Smith
OF this city, and for many years a. teacher
IN the city schools, was married TO-DAY n
Mr.. Henry Mick, of Michigan city. The
ceremony was performed in Plymouth nv
the pastor of the Presbyterian Church.
Ihey will reside in Michigan CITY. whore
Mr. Mick has been foreman of fhe cbair
factory for sixteen years. He had his nau,
home all furnished -'s nv"
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