The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-05-19

lana. The reception committee lnciuueS
sfr. and Mrs. Thomas c. Day, DR.. and
Mrs. J. ~. Hurry and Miss Laura Ream.
Mrs. Burton PARROT entertained inform
ally yesterday afternoon at cards, and
among the out Of town guests were Mrs.
Mcclure. Of Richmond. Ind, and Miss
Gray, Of Muncie.
Invitations will be issued Monday for the
marriage OF Miss Eleanor Gibson and Mr..
Frederick T. Johnson, the wedding TO oc-
cur at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bur-
ger, on North Illinois street, June g.
Invitations will be issued Monday by Mr..
and Mrs. George c. Beck for the marriage
OF their daughter Bessie and Mr.. George
b. Roberts, of Terre Haute, for Wednes-
cay evening, June s. at half past o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Aufderhe,de enter
tanned at cards and music last night. They
were assisted by Mrs. William Zumpfe,
Mrs Harry Sloutzhaur, Mr.. Adolph Schell-
schmidt and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Temperly.
Miss Florence Coffin gave a breakfast
yesterday in honor Of Mrs. Reakirt, of Cliff
ton, Cincinnati. who is with Mrs. John 7.
Brush. The luncheon table was adorned
with large bowl OF nasturtiums. Among
the guests invited TO meet Mrs. Reakirt
were Miss Skidmore of Charleston, VINO Is
with Mrs. George ~. Catterson; Miss An
ME Schiller of Decatur, Ill, who Is WIS.,
iting her parents; Mrs. Torres Of Mexico.
and Miss Hill Of Chicago. who Is with Miss
Van Camp.
Mrs. May Wright SewalI was the hostess
for luncheon in honor of the senior class
Of the Girls Classical School yesterday.
The table was adorned with yellow mar
guerites and coreopsis, which represented
the class colors, black and gold. The ices
were in the form of yellow daisies with
black centers and at each plate was a SOU
venir book and a corsage bouquet of yellow
marguerites. The guests were Miss Ethel
Spring OF Olney, Ill; Miss Constance Lewis,
president of the senior class; Miss Ger
trude Butler Miss Clara Hawkins Miss
Lille Goodlet, Miss Gertrude Twineham of
Princeton, Miss Ruby Runyon of Warsaw.
Miss Alberta Conlin. Miss Clara Lewis and
Mrs. Sewalls visitor. Miss Ellen Thomp-
son of Pasadena, Cal. The household SCI
ence class and Miss Hedges were guests at
o CLOCK tea given by Mrs. Sewall yes
terday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Arthur Cochran gave
hearts party last night in honor of Miss
Eleanor Gibson and Mr.. Frederick T. John
son, who are 70 be married next month.
The guests were Mrs. Tice, Miss BRYANT
Miss Elizabeth Browning, Miss Mary Egan.
Miss Nell Brown, Miss Ada Schelley, Miss
Helen Todd, Miss Leonore Hayes, Miss
Daisy Porter. Miss Florence Buxton, Miss
Susan Pursell Miss Flossie Webster, Mrs.
Chauncey Clark, Mrs Albert Snider, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Dickhutt. Miss Katharine
Goodwin, Mr.. Claire Cameron, Mr.. Samuel
Dogue, Mr.. Orson Hayes, Mr.. Lynn Spaf-
ford. Mr.. Maxwell Graves, Mr.. Robert Ty-
Ter. DR.. Smythe, Mr.. John Jeleff Mr. Paul
Krauss Mr.. Fred Krauss. Mr. Harry Mar
barger, Mr.. John Mott, Mr.. Walter john
son, MT. Earl GOSS. Mrs. Cochran as
sisted during the evening by Emily Thomas
Gibson, Miss Grace McIlvaine and Miss
Bonnie Cochran. Punch was served by
Misses Villa Nicholas and Susanna Rob-
ertson. The different rooms were adorned
with red and white carnations and plants
The score cards and all the appointments
were heart shaped.
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rauch celebrated their
twenty-fifth wedding anniversary last
night by giving a large card party and
dance at the Maennerchor Clubhouse They
were assisted in receiving and entertaining
their guests by Mr.. and Mrs. Gustav
Keevers, Mr.. Edward Rauch, Mr.. Edward
Schoen, Mr. and Mrs. Otto p Frenzel, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. L. Bieler, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Dollmetsch, Mr.. and Mrs. P. Hauss and
Mrs. Louise Wentsch. The guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Frenzel; Mr.. and Mrs.
Otto N. Frenzel. Mr. and Mrs. Paul II.
krauss. Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Scherer, Mr..
and Mrs. George Borst, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Adams, Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Ross, Mr.. and Mrs.
Anthony Ball. Mr.. and Mrs. George Amt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Frenzel. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Snider, Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Rhoden-
hamel, Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Jose. Mr.. and
Mrs. Emil Steinhilber, Mr.. and Mrs. Ru-
dolph Mueller, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Muir,
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Hauss Mr.. and Mrs
George Richards, Miss Lena Fertig, Mr..
Frank Fertig, Mrs. Nilius, Mr.. Otto Nilius,
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Fertig. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Bake, Mr.. and Mrs. c. G.. Weiss,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Brinker. Mr.. and Mrs.
George White. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Schowe. Mr.. and Mrs. James Foley, Mr..
and Mrs. Eugene Granting, Mrs. Schleich-
er, Mr.. and Mrs. William Jungclaug, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Runge. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Christian Off. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ball
| man, Mr.. and Mrs. William Stumpf, Mr..
| and Mrs. Theodore Pfaff1n, Mr. and Mrs
| William Rosebrock. Mrs. William Pfaffiin
| Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Rauch, Mr.. and Mrs
| Charles Bake, Mrs. Louise Bake Mrs
| Kopp. Mr.. Albert Kopp, Mr.. and Mrs. Jul
Jus kellar, Miss Louise Frenzel, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Happersberger, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
| and Mrs Theodore Cell, Mr.. and Mrs. An
| drew Kreitlein, Mr.. and Mrs. Christopher
| Schrader Mrs. NJ. Werner. Mr. and Mrs. J.
l.. Bieler, Mr.. and Mrs. Rosengarten, Mr.
| and Mrs. John Boil Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
/ Toole, Mr.. and Mrs. John Schoen of ST.
| Louis, Mr.. and Mrs. George Berger, Mrs
| Mary Berger, Miss Anna Berger, Mr.. and
/ Mrs. Henry Pape, Mr.. and Mrs. Kreimer
| and Mr.. and Mrs Eckerle. all Of Cincin-
| natl: Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Trefsger, OF
Peoria. ILL.,; Mr.. and Mrs. Christopher Bos
| Mrs. Katherine Hauss, Of Morris, Ind.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Essenback. of Cedar Grove
/ The souvenirs were silver glove buttoners
| for the ladies and silver mounted paper
| knives for the gentlemen. Following the
| cards there was a course dinner served and
| afterwards dancing in the ballroom. The
guests were seated at long tables in the
kneipe, which was adorned with flowers
| and ported plants. An orchestra played a
varied programme Of music during the
evening.