The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-05-12

secretary. Miss Eva Heryinger: treasurer:
Miss Emma Hert; delegate to the local
Council OF Women, Mrs. w. Rice: alternate,
Mrs John Merely; executive committee,
Mrs. Edward Merker. Miss Grieb, Mrs. Hen
ney and Miss Williams.
Mrs. Gerry NJ. Sanborn gave delightful
luncheon yesterday In honor of Miss Laura
Huey. The guests were Miss Hueys at
PENDANTS for her wedding, including Miss
Alice Young OF Louisville Miss Gertrude
Henry and Miss Emma WATSON, Mrs Ar
thur Heiskell, Mrs. Walter s. Ballenger and
Miss Shaw. The table was adorned with
yellow marguerites and lilies of the val
ley and the name cards were heart-shaped
with brides heads for decoration.
Miss Bertha Alexander gave luncheon
yesterday for her guest, Miss Flora Ran
0au, OF Memphis. Tenn. The guests invited
To meet Miss Randall were Miss Anna Dali
ton, Miss Josephine Sanders, Miss Hattie
Roland, Miss Gertrude Smith, Miss Lillian
Adams, Miss Cora Pollard Miss Ethel Wat
son. Miss Hattie Roth. Miss Bertha Sim
mems, Miss Nellie Miller, Miss Jessie Clark,
Miss Laura Nixon. Miss Lillian Harrison,
Miss Nellie GIL. Miss Freda Collins. Miss
Sadie Painter and Miss Catharine Finney.
The hostess was assisted by Miss Lillian
Springer and Miss Carrie Clark.
The first section of the Ladies' Society
of the Maennerchor gave Maypole card
party yesterday afternoon in the large hall
OF the clubhouse. Mrs. Paul krauss Is
leader OF the section and she was assisted
Straub. Miss Mary Schopp. Mrs. Gustav
Keevers. Mrs E. Kopp and Mrs. Victor
jose A gaiy decorated Maypole was
placed before the stage with a revolving
platform on which prettily dressed dolls
held the ribbons. On the top of the pole
was a large French basket of pink roses
and dogwood. The stage was outlined with
dogwood blossoms and two large baskets
OF pink roses occupied a space on either
side of the stage. The tallies were minia-
ture Maypoles to be fastened around the
neck with ribbon and the winners at the
tables We're each given ribbon with a ring
attached to slip on the pole. There were
fifteen different colored ribbons used. After
the cards there was luncheon served and
the tables were adorned with boquets of
wild apple blossoms and Chinese snow
balls.
Governor Mount has invited the Culver
cadets TO be his especial escort during the
9: A r. parade Wednesday. There will be
go cadets In the party, and they will be
the guests of honor at several entertain
ments which are being planned for them.
one or the largest of these will be a ball
on Wednesday night at the Denison Hotel.
given by the parents. OF the Indianapolis
In receiving, and with them will be Mrs.
Agnes De Way, Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ John
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Vajen, Dr. and
Mrs. o. s. Runneis, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
z. Rauh. Mr.. and Mrs. e NJ Campbell,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas CARRIER, Mr. and Mrs
Hauser. Mr.. and Mrs. Pearce. Mr.. Shotwell,
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. NJ Parry and Mr.. Potter.
About one hundred invitations have been
issued to the young ladies in Indianapolis
for the dance at the Denison, and many of
the boys parents will come from the neigh
boring cities. Thursday the cadets will give
drill at Newly Oval, which will be re-
viewed by the Governor and witnessed by
hundreds of people.