The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-01-12

of the arrangements for the reception that
was given in her honor in October.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Efroymson will leave
Sunday for New York. where they will re-
main two weeks. Miss Wallerstein, who
has been the guest of Mrs. Efroymsor. will
return TO her home. In Cincinnati, to-mor-
row.
Mrs. j. T.. McShane has issued invita-
tons for two card parties TO be given on
Jan. "a Mrs. McShane will entertain in
the afternoon and DR.. and Mrs. McShane
will entertain a number of guests in the
evening.
Mrs. Augustus Lynch Mason entertained
at luncheon yesterday for Mrs. George >.
Jarvis. of Louisville. who is with Mrs.
William a Woods at the Delano. This
evening Mr.. and Mrs. Mason will give a
dinner for Mrs. Johnson, of Lafayette
Mrs. David A. Kahn entertained yester-
DAY afternoon for Miss Wallerstein. of Pa
ducah. KY. who is visiting Mrs. Michael
Bamberger on North Alabama street. The
hostess was assisted in receiving and en-
tertaining by her mother. Mrs. Herman
Bamberger; her sister, Mrs. s. l.. Kiser,
and Mrs. Michael Bamberger. Among the
guests from out of town were Miss Belt
City, Pa; Miss Behrend. of Washington;
Miss Freiberg, of Cincinnati, and Miss
Herff, of Wabash.
Miss Hattie Mary Tutewiler. assisted by
Miss Myrtle Smyser. will entertain the
| Kappa Alpha Theta Alumnae Club to-mor-
row afternoon at o'clock at her home, sol
North Senate avenue. The club Will OBJ
serve guests day. and each member is priv
| iliged TO invite one guest. The programme
| for the afternoon will be a farce, wv no
| to Win Him." The following ladies will
| take part: Mrs. George III. Bachelor. Miss
| Grace Birch, Miss Minerva III. Criley. Mrs.
Andrew l.. Lockridge. Miss Emma virginia
| Pearson, Miss Mary Elizabeth Snyder, Miss
| Augusta Stephenson, Miss Margaret Ashby
| Todd.
| Mrs. ]. ]. Cooper gave handsome lunch
| con yesterday in honor of Mrs. Charles M
Cooper, who was recently married, and
| Mrs. John Mcclure Wiley, of Buffalo. Three
| tables were arranged in the dining room,
| the middle one being a round one, at which
| the guests Of honor were seated. The CEN
| terpiece was large basket or White roses
and maiden-hair fern, and the silver can
delabrum held white candles and green
| shades. The favors for each guest at this
| table were bon-bon boxes with painted
brides heads On one of the end tables
a French basket filled with pink begonias
| formed the centerpiece. and on the other
a basket filled with primroses and maiden
| hair fern. The handles of the baskets were
| tied with pink ribbon and the baskets rest
| ed lace doylies over pink satin. The
| favors at each place were bon-bon boxes
with begonias painted on the lids. The
| ca ndela Drum held pink candles. with pink
| shades. A mandolin orchestra played
varied programme during the luncneon.
| The guests were Mrs. Charles NJ Cooper
| Mrs. Wiley, Mrs. Samuel Il. Morss, MRS
| o. G. Pfaff, Mrs John c. New, Mrs. Pierre
GRAY. Mrs r. o. Johnson Mrs. John T.
| Duncan, Mrs. Gustav "A. Christensen MRS.
| Harriet Bingham. Mrs. Clarence A Ken,
| yon. Mrs. CORTLAND Van Camp, Mrs Paul
| of Chicago Mrs. Jackson Landers, MISS
Landers. Miss Emily Fletcher Mrs. George
| T. Evans, Mrs. Robert McOuat, Mrs James
| III. Wilson, Mrs. Alfred Burdsal Mrs. VIII
| liam L. Landers Mrs. N. A. Gladding. Mrs
Earl MacKelly Ogle, Miss Byers of Louis
VILE, and Miss Porterfield of Richmond.
A BRILLIANT RECEPTION.
| Yesterday afternoon Mrs. James A.
| Mount. wife of the Governor, gave one OF
| the handsomest and largest receptions of
the season at the Denison Hotel. entertain
| ing about four hundred visitors The re-
| ception was held in the three parlors, and
| Mrs. Mount was assisted in receiving by
| Mrs Charles Z. Wilson, wife of Governor
/ Mounts secretary, in the middle parlor,
/ which was deliberately decorated with
/ palms and flowers. The mantel was banked
/ with pink begonias, roses and maiden hair
| ferns and palms were grouped on either
| side. Pyramids of palms and flowers were
/ grouped about in the corners and the doors
| and the chandeliers were trimmed with
| Southern smilax. In the coffee room, Mrs.
| John w. Kern and Mrs. Louis A. Levy
| presided The long table had large basket
| of poinsettas and maiden-hair ferns in
| the center and the service was OF silver.
/ The mantel in this room was hidden by a
/ mass of poinsettas and palms and placed
/ at intervals around the room were large
| wall pockets filled with ferns and poinset-
| tas In the punch room, white and green
| were the colors used in trimming the man.
| tel and in the wall pockets around the
room Assisting the hostess s, during the re-
ford, Mrs. Noble c. Butler. Mrs. William I.
| Brown, Mrs. George N. Brown. Mrs: John
H. Baker, Mrs. H. c. G. Balls, Mrs. Thomas
| c. Day, Mrs William T.. English Mrs.
/ George Edenharter Mrs George Evans.
| Mrs Edgar Evans, Mrs. Edgar c. Hunter,
| Mrs John 3. Elan, Mrs. John l.. Griffiths,
Mrs Harold c. McGrew, Mrs. Harry Mill
ken, Mrs j. Cumming Smith, Mrs. Lewis
o. Thompson, Mrs. James r. Carnahan,
Mrs. Albert Hert of Jeffersonville Miss
ley. Miss Kahlo, Miss Millikan. Miss Flor
ence Malott, Miss Caroline Malott,
Miss Reaume, Miss Roach, Miss
Minnie Scholz. Miss Clara Scholz,
Miss McCulloch. and Miss Noel. Among the
| out of town visitors were Mrs George t.
| Jarvis, of Louisville, with Mrs. w. A.
Woods; Miss Stamp, of Ohio, and Miss
| Tompkins of Fishkill-on- e-,1udson, with
| the Misses Malott; Miss Sadler, of New
York. with Mrs. James Hess; Mrs. Cren-
shaw. of Muncie. and Mrs. Zion, of Leba-
non. Harris orchestra played q varied pro-
gramme during the receiving hours, from
| to o'clock.
Neutrality-suspicious..
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
| KOKOMO, Ind, Jan. n.-At the Grace
| Methodist Episcopal Church, at o'clock
| this afternoon. the marriage of Mr.. Edward
| Randolph Treat, of Indianapolis, and Miss
Eva Pauline Henderson. of this city, took
place, the ceremony being performed by
| Presiding Elder Nj. S. Marble, assisted by
| the local pastor. The groom was attended
| by Mr.. Frank b. Henderson. a brother OF
the bride. and the maid of honor was Miss
Marshall, of Missoula, Mont. The brides
maids were the Misses Grace Siddall of
| Indianapolis; Ida Long, of La Crosse, Ind.
| MARCIA Brady, of Danville, ILL.,; Grace Hor-
| ton, of Bluffton, and Alice George, Georgia
| Duke and Edna Whiteker of Kokomo
The ushers were George Patterson, Samuel
| Johnson and Fred Dlxon, of Indianapolis
| Will Paine, of Chicago. and Martin Snider
and D. G.. wilkins, of Kokomo. The bride
| was gowned in chiffon over taffeta silk
| trimmed with point lace She carried a
| shower bouquet of lilies of the valley. The
| maid of honor wore white taffeta and a
| white hat with black plume. The six
| bridesmaids were attired alike in pink chit
| fon, with pink hats an black plumes. The
groom is the junior member of the mer-
| chant tailoring firm of Treat & Son, of In
dianapolis. The bride is the only daughter
of Mr. III. f. Henderson, proprietor of the
| Kokomo Daily Dispatch. Mr.. and Mrs
| Henderson gave reception in honor OF
the newly welded couple The wedding
party left for a months trip East and