The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-09-29
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

The Chapel Club will meet. Wednesday
afternoon, with Mrs. Anna &. Reaume-
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Finney, of Findlay,
O. will attend the Abbot-Budd wedding
is visiting Mrs. Mary 4. Champion and the
Misses Champion.
Mrs. Charles Phelps, of Lafayette. and
Mrs. Whipple, of Rockville, are guests or
Mrs. s. Elliott Perkins.
Miss Willien, of Terre Haute, who has
been the guest Of Mrs. Anna c. Reaume
and Miss Reaume, has returned home.
Mrs. Hutchinson and daughter, Miss Lol-
lie Hutchinson, have gone to L~ogansport
to visit relatives for a couple Of weeks
The sixth section of the Ladies' Society
of the German House will give a euchre
and drawing contest Saturday afternoon,
Oct. 6.
Mrs. Newton Todd was the hostess for
an informal company, yesterday afternoon,
In homo of Miss Annie Gaines Dye, who
is to be married Monday.
Miss Hedrick will entertain for the first
time this season the Jacqueline Club Tues
day afternoon, from 2 until 4 O'CLOCK, at
her home, in Woodruff Place.
A dinner will be given at the Denison
this evening by Miss Alice Cullen In honor
Of her friend, Miss Leila Bartholomew,
who leaves next month for Pratt Institute.
Miss Mary Ward. of North New Jersey
street, left this week for a two weeks visit
East. She will stop at Cleveland, u, ana
Buffalo. N. Y, returning In time for the
carnival.
Mrs. stanheld and Miss Gene Stanfeld.
after a considerable time spent In northern
Michigan and at the lakes. have returned
to the city and taken apartments at the
Wallingford.
Mr.. and Mrs. David C. Braden. who were
married at Mrs. Braden'S home, In Ioleuo'
Wednesday evening. are at home at the
Delaware. corner OF Michigan and Dela-
ware streets.
Miss Alice Nelson, of Logansport, is Wis.,
iting the Misses Dye. Mrs: William Chan,
arrive to-day TO attend the Garrison-Dye
wedding on Monday.
Mrs. Jesse Overstreet will arrive at the
Denison Hotel on Monday, where she will
sion of Congress-. Mrs. Overstreets day al
home is Tuesday of each week.
Presidents day was observed. yesterday
afternoon, by the. Conversation Clup, al
the residence of Mrs. S. Elliott Perkins, or
North Pennsylvania street. The afternoon
was spent socially and the hostess was as
sisted by Miss Ingram and Miss Lena l.
Brash.
ANNUAL GUEST DAY.
The Ladies' Society Of the MaennerchoI
observed its annual guest day yesterday
by giving a large reception to its members
and friends. The clubrooms were adorned
with great masses of asparagus vines ar
ranged in g~arlands around the walls anc
in p. amids in the corners and inches The
ofic of the club, which include Mrs
Sherr., AIRS. John Frenzel. Mrs. Frederick
| Francke, Mrs. Rbodehamel, Mrs. Her
man Adam and Mrs. c.. G. Weiss. greeted
the guests in the parlor. which was con
verted into a gold and green room by the
huge bouquets OF golden-rod placed anou1
in every available space. In the ice cream
room the colors were pink and white. Tnt
long table was covered with pink ant
strewn with fern leaves The centerpiec'
was q large bouquet of white flowers anC
the candles were shaded with pink shades
| In this room Mrs. Anthony Balls presided
assisted by Mrs. George A Richards, Mrs
| John Aufderheide. Mrs. William Birk ant
| Miss Cora Goetz. In the coffee room Mrs
| Paul Krauss was assisted by Mrs. Veto
| Jose, Mrs. E. Kopp, Mrs. Dolmetch, Mrs
Keevers, Miss Schopp and Miss Straub
The colors used In the decoration of tn
coffee room were green and white. Tn
chandeliers were garlanded with greer
| vines and white shades were used on tn
around the room, and wall pockets place,
here and there were filled with white flow
ers. The lemonade booth was adorned
with red flowers and the background wa
green, and was in charge OF Miss Mueller
assisted by Mrs. Henry Runge, Mrs. Harr,
Bauer, Mrs. John w. Schmidt, Mrs. Jung
claus. Miss Laura Hauss and Miss Mari
Mummenhoff. The guests were received b,
Miss Lena Fertig, assisted by Mrs. Fred
erick Rush., Mrs. Max Drach. Mrs. Edwar'
Hawkins, Mrs. George Manifold, Mrs. Johl
| Rauch, Miss Kettenbach, Mrs. Marie Mon
niger, Mrs. Seidensticker and Miss Fren
eel. During the afternoon a musical pro
gramme under the direction of Mrs Chas
Adams was given by Miss May Aufder
heide, Mrs. Philip Goetz and the Maenner
Choir Quartet. About four hundred guest
called during the afternoon
CANOE CLUB RECEPTION.
h Indianapolis Canoe Club formal,
opened its new clubhouse in Riverside Parl
last night by giving a large reception to it
members and friends. The approach to tn
clubhouse and along the river front wa
strung with apanese lanterns lighted wit.
incandescent lights, making a very prett
picture from the car. The interior Of tn
club was beautifully decorated with palm
and the club c~olors-red. white and blue
American flags were also used in the deco
ration, and the flags of all nations forme.
a border around the assembly room. Hart
full orchestra played a varied programm
dancing, bowling or playing billiards b
those who desired. The guests were re
ceived by the officers of the club, Mr.. F.. A
Wynn. president: Mr.. +. G. Krauss, vic
president; Mr.. George Hanna, secretary
Mr.. R.. c. Brunig. financial secretary, an
Mr.. A. II. Taylor, treasurer, and the boar
OF directors. including Mr.. w. Bogardus
Mr.. ]. G. Kirkwood, Mr.. E. L. Gay, MI
Paul III. Krauss, jr., Mr.. e. K. Chapman
Mr.. ]. A. Allison, Mr.. II. Thompson, Mr.. II
Mr.. E. l.. Dynes. Mr.. ID. Scott, Mr.. Rober
Tyndall, Mr.. III. Hewitt and Mr.. D.. +
Oliver. The Canoe Club is situated on tn
river at Thirtieth street.
Greenwood.