The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-11-10

vice president, j. s Lazarus; secretary. D.
W. Allen; treasurer. J. c. Baird. 1t is the
intention OF the club 10 erect a new club
house In the spring.
Mrs. John W. Schmidt was the hostess
yesterday for a large card party. There
were twenty-eight tables. The coltrs were
inherent IN each room, white being used
In the decoration OF the drawing room, pink
in the reception room and yellow in the Ii
brary. Mrs. Schmidt was assisted in re-
ceiving by Mrs. Carl Aneshaensel, jr., Mrs.
John Wocher and Miss Stella Feber. Among
the guests from out of town were Miss
Martha Wood. of Piqua, O.; Mrs: Neu-
Haute; Miss Rice. of ST. Louis; Mrs. John
Dolhnger, of Louisville and Miss McDer-
mott, OF Cincinnati
green were used in the reception hall and
PINK roses in the parlors. The color in
the library was red, while the dining room
was pink and white. The drawn work
doilies were over pink, and a large bouquet
OF pink roses adorned the table. Assist
Ing the hostesses in receiving and enter
tanning IN the drawing room were Mrs.
j. c. Hall. Mrs. Charles Kahlo. Mrs. James
Henry G.. Werbe. In the ibrary Mrs. Cor
don Ross Gauld presided at the coffee table.
and Miss Marion Kahlo. In the dining room
ices were served by Mrs Thomas V. Thorn
ton, assisted by Miss Florence Pearson,
ketcham, Miss Roman Baden, Miss Alta
Malott. Miss Ella Pearson and Miss Anna
Sickles. Mrs: NJ. p. Smith. OF Chicago, is
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about ten days.
A large reception was given yesterday
afternoon by Mrs. Chapman e. Williams.
The decoration throughout the house was
and palms. Assisting the hostess in the
drawing room were Mrs. William A. Quay,e.
Mrs. Scot Butler, Miss. voss and Mrs. C.
ris De Faut, Mrs. Martin Mansfield, Mrs
Henry. ". Lawrence. Mrs. Elias Jacoby.
Mrs Mrs Asn GHTdq mf II oba the " dining Kgn
Louis Levey and Mrs. John I. Brush. as
sisted by Mrs. John Dittemore Miss Julia
Spades, Miss Margaret Ridgley and Miss
NJ. Richie presided at the coffee table and
were assisted by Miss Carrie Burford Miss
Lena 7. Brash and Miss Beatrice Byers.
and punch was passed by Miss Corinne
Mansfield, Miss Eudora Landers. Miss Bes-
sic De Frees and Miss Charlotte Powell.
A. Durham. of GAINESVILLE, o.: Mrs. Neu-
berger. OF Chicago; Miss Dresser, of Lafay.
cite; Miss stearn. of Delaware. o.; Miss
anon; Miss Yaeger. of Danville, Ky; Miss
Gray, OF Muncie; Mrs. Burr and Miss Burr,
or Montclair. n. j., and Miss Haldeman, of
The Flower Mission Magazine. for this
year. will include list Of thirteen con-
tributors, most of them new to the pages of
the magazine. There will be three stories,
one OF them by Jacob p. Dunn one by New
ton Booth Harrington, and childrens
Christmas story by Florence Baker Holi-
Gay. President Butler. of Butler College.
tom; DR.. William A. Quayle an allegory
touching the subject of charity; Mr. Louis
HOWE hoNl No. nd conversation on poetry; Miss
porter; MI Hanson Hit, a true story of
a journey through some of the wilder por-
tons ssi, OF Virginia; Mr.. John E. Cleland, some
remlnlscences OF the war. The verses will
De contributed by Mr.. Meredith Nicholson.
M Mr: Lee Burne and Mr.. III. II. Rowland.
4 Inc Irontispiece will be the work of Mr.. Y
of Miss Alice Woods The magazine is
edited by Miss Shipp. The art booth will be
Ia gHnpoat near the entrance of Tomlin-
son son HAL and will be in charge OF Mrs
Henry Kahn and Mrs Henry Balls The la
uies VIII make a speciality of fine infants
SS1o.nes. and some very handsome pieces of
fancy work have been contributed. Several
OF the Dig stores are beginning to decorate
tneir windows specially az an advertise
ment for the Flower Mission fair
MRS. w. H. COOPER'S RECEPTION
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. William II.
Cooper gave handsome reception for Mrs.
wiliiam Richard Cooper, one of the brides
OF the season. Assisting the hostess in re-
ceiving and entertaining were Mrs. William
H. cooper, Mrs Horuff, Mrs. Henry Bron-
son. Mrs. Chatles MCGUIRE, Mrs. Charles
Stevenson. Mrs David Hi. Mrs. 4. J Me.
Intosh. Mrs. r. Richards, Mrs. d. X.
10 Mrs L. Myers. Mrs. Thomas Pot
Yer, Jr, Mrs. Floyd Huston, Mrs. William
Mcclure, Miss Thaddeus Mcintosh. Miss
Della Mcintosh. Miss May Louthan. Miss
Miss MaT Vr seW d Ad9anGy Miss Mis- Helen 1 Crum
Hornff. of Madison, and Miss Effie Miller.
of Terre. Haute. The house was prettiiy
decorated, the front parlor being trimmed
In white chrysanthemums and palms The
back parlor was decorated in yellow chrys-
anthemums, and frieze of chrysanthe-
NUNS formed border around the wall. A
In the dining room, which was all in pink
and white. On the dining room table the
large vase MeS Of d oin were oyer pink and
ter piece. The ices were pink and white.
as as were also the bonbons and cakes. Among
lap. Of Franklin: Mrs Cosner. of Bedford.
Mrs; George Reisner. Of Cairo, Egypt, who
Is Ml the guest Of Mrs; H; NJ. Bronson; Mrs.
wilson. OF Salem. Mrs. William r. Cooper
wore wore her wedding gown. which was fash
min9s OF %, Tbe San en- train with trim.
aIamonds and pearls. also wedding gift.
1ry, w, nlam n cooper was attired in
OF Old rose velvet and lace
NOLDE-BURGMAN
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
LOGANSPORT. Ind. Nov. 9-Last even
Ing, at the st. James Lutheran Church Rev.
Martin Termenstine officiating, Miss Emma
Burgman. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdi-
nand Burgman, of this city, and Mr.. H. w.
Nolde. of Richmond, Va, were married.
Immediately following the ceremony a re-
ception was given at the residence of the
S WaSd parents and then Mr.; and Mrs.
N No.ae leIt Tor Washington, Baltimore and
New York on wedding tour. after which
tney Will take up their residence In Ricn-
mond. Among the out-of-town guests were.
William Stemler, of Cincinnati; Mr. and
Mrs. John Stemler, of Dayton o.: Mr. and
Mrs. William Esch, of Chicago; Miss Emma
and Mr.: Carl Node. of Richmond. Va: Dr.
EDWARD g. Burgman, of Chicago: Mr. and
MS MS william Brown. of Peru: Mr.. and Mrs
Warner. of Lafayette: Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Johnson, of Terre Haute.
WEDDINGS AT RICHMOND.
Special to the indianapolis Journal
RICHMOND, Ind, Nov. 9-Mr. August
Taube and Miss Elizabeth Korthaus. daugb.
ter of Councilman William Korthaus. were
married this morning at ST. Andrews Cath
Ollie Church by Rev. Frank A. Roell.
wedding breakfast followed at the home of
given tonight. vas
Mr.. J; H, Brooks. SON of ex-councilman
Jesse Brooks, and Miss Jennette Moffitt
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William Moffitt
were married last night at the PARSONAGE
or Grace nj. T.. Church by Rev c. III. Hill
They will reside here.
Mr.. Benjamin H. Hiser of this CITY will
marry Miss Margaret Hahn at Indianapolis
Nov Ia Mr.. Hiser is a teacher in the Rich-
mond schools.
= HAMILTON-BRINKM
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
TERRE HAUTE. Ind, Nov. s-Niss Car
RE Brinkman and Mr.. VIII X. Hamilton
were married yesterday at the home of the
brides father. Mr.. John F. Brinkman. a
clerk, serving his second term. Miss
Brinkrpan Is a graduate of st. Mary's of the