The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-06-19

Vile.
Mr. Louis Hollweg has returned from
abroad. Mrs. Hollweg and daughters are
in Berlin and will remain abroad for the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles a. Layman will
give a small company tomorrow evening
for their guest, Mrs. Thiebaud, OF spring
field, o.
Mrs. Norbert Landgraf and son Ferd viii
leave a bout the middle OF July for Buffalo
and New York. Mr.. Landgraf Will slend
the summer in Europe
Mr. and Mrs Frank NJ Fauvre and fam
ily will leave early in August for Bunalo
and New York and later sail for Europe,
TO be abroad about a year.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Finley Smith and
Miss Naude Smith will 60 East the 1st of
July. Mrs. Smith and daughter VIII spend
two months at Lake Placid, in the Adlron-
dacks, in company with New York friends
Mrs George II. Chapman. of Eau Claire.
Woodruff Place Mrs Thomas and family
and Mrs Chapman will leave June "a for
Harbor Point. where Mrs Thomas has a
cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Lieber entertained at
cards Monday evening. the occasion being
their crystal wedding anniversary. There
were thrty-five guests, and among them
Mrs. Lieber's sister Miss Pfaff, of Column
bus, o.
Mrs jenkins. of Boston. will be enter
tanned at luncheon to-day by Miss Somer-
vile. and this evening Mrs. Thomas Dean
Mrs. Jenkins. The Misses Walker will en-
terrain at luncheon for her on Saturday
and in the evening Miss Greene will give
a small company for her.
Mrs. John II. Holiday entertained in
formally yesterday afternoon at her coun-
try home. Reka Dom, in honor of the
John S. Harrington. Mrs. Ovid Butler
Jameson read her story. The Play
Actors" which she read before the last
meeting of the Woman's Club.
president, 5. +. Hinshaw vice president.
Alex. White secretary Sidney Elstun
treasurer and Frank Phares chairman of
the board of directors, will give an infor-
Park Friday evening The Helen Gould
| has been chartered for the occasion. Sew
| eral guests from out of town will be in at
tendance. The club numbers over sixty
members.
| Miss Josephine Robinson gave an in
| formal morning company Yesterday In
| honor of Mrs. Rose Baldwin Lewis, of
| Washington, d. c.. who is the guest of
Mrs. Frank NJ. Baldwin. Miss Robinson
| was assisted by her mother and sisters
and Mrs Frank NJ Baldwin, Mrs. Edwin
| Miss Ada COmingor, Miss Tompkins, of
| Fishkill-on-t he-Hudson. and Miss Claire
| Shower. The pretty rooms were fragrant
with June flowers. Among the guests was
| Miss Susan NJ. Ketcham of New York.
| Mrs. Melvin Otto Ryker the hostess
| for tea yesterday afternoon, entertain
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| r. Jenkins, of Boston. Mrs. Ryker was
assisted in receiving by her mother, Mrs.
j. b. Warne, and Miss Vivian Green, and
| in the Inequalities by Mrs. Eugene V.
| Minor. Mrs. Frederick Carter. Mrs Ferdi-
| nand Wingate, Mrs. Clarence Nichols, Mrs.
| L. p. Fulmer. Mrs. Courtney Haver. Miss
| garet Shower, Miss Sue Walker, Miss
Bertha Walker and the Misses Eoene and
! Edna Fulmer served the punch. The rooms
| were pretty with a profusion of June climb
| ers and pink carnations, and in the dining
| room sweet scented honeysuckle adorned
| the table and walls.
| FOR MISSES FRANK AND FAUVRE.
| A delightful June dance was given last
night at the Propylaeum by Mr.. and Mrs
| Frank NJ Fauvre and Mr.. and Mrs. Freder-
| lex w. Frank for their daughters, Miss
Lillian Fauvre and Miss Edna Frank, both
| graduates from the Shortridge High School
| There were about two hundred guests. and
/ Harris full orchestra played the most popu-
| lar and latest dance music Both the young
| ladies wore their graduation gowns. of
| dainty white. made fluffy with lace and ruff
| fles. The assembly hall of the Propylaeum,
| the corridor and stairway leading TO it were
| adorned with a number of palms. The
| platform in the assembly hall had a border
| of the palms. and there were numerous
sofa pillows and rugs and cozy settees
| placed there Tor the pleasure OF the guests.
| The mantel was banked with ferns and red
| carnations and across the balcony was
| stretched the banner of class colors, with
| the figures 1901 i'm red. The class colors. red
| and yellow were also evident on the plat
| form and in the refreshment room-the
east parlor-where yellow flowers formed
| part of the decoration. There was a
| pyramid of palms in the center of the room,
| out of which was a shower of yellow flow
| ers The lights i'm the shaded
| with yellow shades, and the mantel was
| esses were assisted during the evening by
| friede Scholl. Miss Edna Frank and Mr..
| guests were Miss Peake, of Kansas City;
| Miss Simington, of Cincinnati with Miss
| Edna Stevenson: Miss Stearns. of Pitts
| burg, with Miss Hazel Backus; Miss Mes
| senger. of Highland Park. Chicago. with
| Frank. Of Marion. with Miss Frank, and
| Miss Butt. of Pennsylvania. with Miss
PORTER GREGG.
| Special to the indianapolis Journal.
| FLORA. Ind. June 1S.--Dr. William Ii.
Porter. of this city. and Miss Grace Gregg,
| of Delphi. were united i'm marriage this
| evening at o'clock. at the Presby terian
| parsonage I'm Delphi. the Rev Mr. Omel-
| vena officiating. The young couple re-
| turned at once to Flora, where the doctor
| has home already furnished for his bride.