The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-11-06
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY

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John n. Carey, Mr. Silas Baldwin, Mr..
Alexander Iaggart and Mr.. Hiram r. Was
Mrs. James Brooks entertained sixteen at
luncheOn on yesterday afternoon at her
home IN Morton Place for her guests, Mrs.
J. I. Reid and Mrs. z. L. Knostman. The
table decorations were in scarlet, the center
piece being large bouquet of red roses,
and the table lighted by small red candles
at each place.
Mr.: Edward L. Mckee gave a dinner last
evening in honor of his visitors, Mrs. Dam
iels and Miss Battelle Of Piqua, o. The
ladies were guests CT honor at the opera
one evening, We're given bowling party at
the German house by Mrs. Hlbben, and
were given theater party and supper Fri
gay evening by Mr.. and Mrs. George X.
Sullivan.
Among the weddings for this week are
those of Miss Bertha May Healing and DR..
Mavity j. Spencer, of Miss Anna +. Will
mington and Mr.. James A Dougherty of
Miss Charlotte J. Dickey and Dr. John d.
Reid, Of Miss Jeanette Foster and Or.
Courtney s. Haver of Cincinnati, Wednes-
day, and of Miss Winifred Hysung and Mr..
John Mack Aydelotte, Thursday.
Mrs. John r. Dye gave a chrysanthemum
luncheon yesterday in honor of Mrs. Charles
w. Fairbanks. The name cards were au-
tumn leaves. Mrs. Dyes guests to meet
rison, Mrs. W. IL H. Miller, Mrs. S. e.
Morss. Mrs. A. L. Mason, Mrs. 0. s. Run
nels, Mrs. Noble c. Butler Mrs John r.
Dye Mrs. w. Fl. Coleman Mrs. H. p. Was
son and Miss Elizabeth Dye.
The January class of 1900, of the I. II. s.,
gave a hay ride Monday evening to Cum
berland, where they were entertained by
Miss Stella Huntington, a member of the
class. Dancing and games were the fea-
lures of the evening. The wagon was dec
GRATED in the class colors, green and white.
Those present were Misses Anna Trindle,
stella Dean Ona CRUDE, trleda Pfattiin,
Gertrude Menser, Bertha Laltz, Margaret
Kinnan, Dora Wolf, Rosa Sector, Maggie
Frisel, Phyrne Clayborne, Messrs. Fred
Dickson. BENZ. Minor, Henry Dickson,
Louis Steeg, Edward Alfree and Dale Nor
gan. Mr.. Martin, one of the English teach
ers of the school, accompanied the party.
The dramatic section of the Social Turn
verein will give a performance at the
Deutsche Haus this evening The play is
q comedy in four acts, by Robert Misch,
entitled, "Nachruhm' (Fame). The follow
Lando, Mrs. Carl Leber, Miss Emile Kipp,
Miss Helen Grape, Miss Anna Deluse.
ReSsrs Peter seheEce, Henry IMoesch;
kaulla William Dickman and Benno
Schmidt.
THE CHILDREN'S CAKE WALK.
"A novel entertainment was given at the
Propylaeum yesterday afternoon by the
auxiliary to the Katherine Home. A chill
drens cake walk was given in charge OF
Miss Ella Malott, Miss Anna Spann and
Miss Marjorie Ellis Ten couples. dressed in
the most exaggerated style, with paste dia-
monds and gold chains. silks and satins of
gorgeous colors, entered the hall and passed
to the platform. Thomas Taggart, jr.,
dressed like dude of the first rank, passed
through the hall and brought the large
frosted cake in a wheel barrow for the in
spection of the guests and the participants
in the cake walk. The children We're not
recognizable in their black faces and won
derful costumes and their promenade was
sight worth going miles to see. The young
people in costumes were Marguerite Spear
and Richard Griffith Virginia Shaw and
Edward Wallick, Gwenn Clark and Cortland
Van Camp, jr., Ethel Dorsey and Richard
Barbee, Jean Ogle and Frederick Wallick.
Charlotte Scott and Owen Mothershead, Ma
rion Miller and Robert Griffith, Gertrude
Butler and Noble Dean, Margaret Shipp and
Lawrence Haughey, Helen Butler ana
Charles Latham. The judges We're Mrs.
John c. Wright. Mrs. Soils Runnels, Mrs.
Churchman, Mrs. Long and Mrs. Evans.
After the entertainment there was dance
to the music of an orchestra The grab bag
was a fish in costume and was in charge
of Miss Josephine Holman and Miss Eleanor
Dilks. The candy tables were presided over
by Mrs. Theodore Varney, Mrs. John M.
Somerville, Miss Daisy Wilson, Miss Mil
lard Miss Ridgeley, Miss Deborah Moore
and Miss Margaret Malott. The officers OF
the society are president, Miss Mothers
head vice president Mrs. Meredith Nlchol-
son; secretary, Miss Reese and treasurer,
Miss Julia LanderS.