The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-12-21

and will be conducted by the Rev. George
b. Van Arsdel, OF Peoria.
The Woman's Social and Business Union
Of Roberts Park Church will meet In the
parlOrs OF the church on Monday after
noon. at 2.3O o'clock. a miscellaneous pro-
gramme will be given.
Representative +. d. Crumpacker and
wife. of Washington. were in the city yes
terday. They left last night for Valpa-
raise. but will return TO Indianapolis later
TO remain several days.
Miss Leila Thomas will give a card party
on Jan. ! in honor Of Miss Louise Am
thauer. Of Cincinnati. Miss Ruby Kastner,
VINO is home for the holidays. and Mr..
Paul c. Williams. of De Pauw.
The Misses Anna Coulter, Florence and
Beatrice Young. of Frankfort. will visit
Curry will entertain on Monday, Dec. 30,
In honor Of her guests and Miss Winnifred
Dewhurst.
COLUMBIA CLUB DANCE.
The principal event of the week was the
dinner dance given at the Columbia Club
last night. Both in point of numbers and
interest the affair was a success. and it is
probable that the club will continue these
functions at intervals OF every two weeks
during the winter. At Z o'clock dinner was
served in the dining hall. which was deco
rated with palms, while the silver candle
labra on the tables contained red and pink
candles, with rose shades in imitation of
flower petals. 1t was after 8 o'clock when
the guests assembled 10 the ballroom, where
Harris Orchestra furnished the music for
the dancers.
Among the ladies present were Mrs. A. j.
Walker. In mauve crepe, with gilt trim
ming; Mrs. G. S. Denny. in black lace; Mrs.
A. A. Barnes, In a gown of black velvet,
trimmed with duchess lace; Mrs. Franklin
w. Hays, in pale gray crepe. trimmed with
medallions of lace and bertha of lace over
mink satin Mics Epo Of hYrc
o., in a handsome gown of cream crepe
duchene, trimmed with lace and light-blue
panne velvet. Miss Roselle Meegan, of
Kansas CITY, in red taf1eta, with turquois
trimming: Mrs. George Bliss, in black and
white silk. with white ruching trimming;
Mrs. Louis Deschler, in pink chiffon and
lace; Miss Helen Springsteen, in black vel
vet; Mrs. Lewis Smith, in light-blue silk,
trimmed in black. and Mrs. Charles F.. Cof-
fin in a gown of brocaded crepe. with ber-
tina of lace and pink embroidered flowers.
There was a number of guests from out
of town, including Miss Emminger, with
Mr.. and Mrs l.. A Kinsey, Mr.. and Mrs:
I. II. Bedell and Mr.. Edward Eward, Of
Marion: Miss Evelyn May Craig. of Vevay.
with DIR. and Mrs. NJ. II. Raschig; Miss
Grace Johnson, OF Muncie; Miss Anna
Hess, of Wabash, and Mr.. and Mrs. Bar
and Miss Grace Johnson, of Muncie, with
Mr.. and Mrs. Hitchcock.
The patrOnesses were: Mrs. Frank Morri-
son. Mrs. Winfield T. Durbin. Mrs. Harry
Adams. Mrs. Gerritt A. Archibald. Mrs.
Clifford Arrick. Mrs. Albert A. Barnes,
Mrs. George w. Bliss, Mrs. Charles A.
BOOkwalter, Mrs. Hilton L. Brown. Mrs.
Ernest H. Burford, Mrs. William Brown,
jr., Mrs. John N. Carey, Mrs. James r.
Carnahan, Mrs. Henry P. Coburn. Mrs.
Charles E. Coffin, Mrs. John Il. Cockrum,
Mrs. Albert M. Cole, Mrs. Caleb s. Denny,
Mrs. John S. Duncan, Mrs. George f. Field,
Mrs. Frank N. Fitzgerald, Mrs. Henry S.
Frazer.
MRS. PLUM ENTERTAINS.
Mrs. John II. Plum and her daughter.
Mrs. Edith Thompson, were the hostesses
for a reception yesterday. given in honor
of Mrs. John Hiram Plum, jr.. an October
bride, and as a debut party for Miss Flor
ence Plum. The music of a harp added
TO the attractiveness of the rooms, which
were redolent with pink roses and white
tons of one room and holly another. Mrs.
Plum, the senior guest Of honor, was at
tired in white satin, her wedding gown,
and Miss Plum in a gown Of pink taffeta,
with overdress of Paris mousseline. 1t
was appliqued with pink roses. The guests
were introduced by Mrs. Mary A. Clark,
Mrs. Albert w. Coffin, Mrs. Edwin A.
Plum. Mrs. Frank Waterous, Mrs. Mary
Stevenson. Mrs. Alexander Taggart, Mrs.
John Hellckson, Mrs. John Madden, Miss
Sadie NJ. Clarke, Miss Flora Ketcham,
Miss Mary Sewell. TIL Misses Mona and
Gertrude and Lillian Taggart, Miss Emile
Hottie and Miss Edith rearson.