The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-01-21
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in this city. The drawing room and library
were used for the reception and the dining
room was attractive with its scarlet carna-
lions ana rose shaded candles. beVy OF
pretty women in dainty gowns assisted Mrs
Potts. Mrs. A. l.. Narney and Mrs. A. f.
Potts presided at the table in the dining
room, and We're assisted by the young ladies,
Miss Holman, Miss Ransdell. Miss Hassel-
man; the Misses Dye, Miss Ellis Miss
Bright Armstrong and Miss Waite of Tole-
do. In the drawing room white roses in
vases We're set here and there, and garands
of smilaX and Southern pine graced the
walls Assisting in entertaining were Mrs
McCarty of Cincinnati and Mrs. Laura B.
Nash sisters of Mrs. Potts, Mrs. John L.
Griffiths, Mrs II. J. Milligan. Mrs James
NJ. Winters, Mrs II. b. Holman. Mrs. A. L.
Mason, Mrs George l.. Barney. Mrs. Lucius
r. Swift and Mrs. Edwin Spear. Several
hundred ladies and gentlemen We're present
ed to Mr. and Mrs. Clement and Miss Mont
serrat during the three hours of the recep-
ton.
MR.. AND MRS. CAMPBELLS RECEP-
TION.
Mr. and Mrs Eddy Nj. Campbell gave
brilliant reception last evening at their home
in bedford Place The house. with its
broad hall and connecting rooms, with their
unique decoration were embellshed with
Southern smlax and poisoning smiax,
wreaths and garands of other greens. The
rich coors of the Turkish hall were a back
ground for Roman hyacnths, and the deli
roses. In the latter room the guests were
received. Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell were as
sisted by Mr. and Mrs Truitt DIR. and Mrs
Curtis, Mrs. Campbell and Mr.. Leonard Wild
of Noblesville, and Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G.. Wild,
of Anderson. The library. hung in shades
of blue, was embellished with red carna-
tons Assisting in entertaining were Ad-
m nil and Mrs George Brown; Mrs. Charles
Haines, Judge and Mrs. A. c: Ayers, Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis w. Cooper, Mr.. and Mrs
+. c. Gardner Mrs. George *. Share, Miss
Share. Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Jewar, Mr. and
Mrs. E. r. Perry DR.. and Mrs. A. G. Kim
berlin, Mr. and Mrs Henry G. Werbe. Mr..
and Mrs. Martin Ohr and Miss Sarah Chan
der. The dining room was in pink and but
terfiy bows of pink satin ribbon formed
the center holding cut-glass vase OF PINK
roses, ana they also tied the pots OF maiden
hair fern at the four corners adorned the
festoOn of smilax on the chandelier and
everywhere lent their form and color to the
ing room were Miss Margaret Wild and Miss
Lulu Heylman of Noblesville Miss Hutton
of Richmond Miss Elizabeth Cooper, Misses
of Plainfield and Miss Emma WATSON Punch
was served in the hall by Misses Helen
Werbe. Lucetta Ohr and Miss Ella Sangster
there was music. Miss Lulu Fisher, well
known soprano. of this city. and Mr. Doug
lass Webb, a baritone, of Louisville sang
Mr. Webb has voice of purity and sweet
ness, which has been cultivated. and his
numbers were given with expression and
balcony Bouillon was served in the upper
corridor just before the departure of the
guests. The reception was one of the nota-
BILE social events of Woodford Place.
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Clearing sale jewelry and silverware at Marcys.
We make low prices this week.
Wegman pianos Carlin & Lennox, r. Mkt st.
Eyes tested free at Marcy's by DR.. Woodland
Feed your horse JANES's Dustless Oats.
Fine watch repairing by experts at Marcy's.
Fine Cameron Pianos at Wulschners.
Wedding presents a speciality at Marcy's
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Diamonds. go to Marcys for bargains