The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-01-31

Mrs. l.. c. Cline has issued invitations
for reception Thursday, Feb. z.
Mrs. Frank Rollin New has gone to Rock
Island. ILL.,, to visit her sister, Mrs. w. /.
Walker.
Mrs. Harry s. New entertained twelve
guests at luncheon yesterday In honor of
Miss Hit
Mrs. Green V. Wooden will be at home
this afternoon informally to her friends,
from to O'Clock.
Mr.. Alonzo Greene Smith and son have
gone to San Francisco, Cal, for the re-
mainder of the winter.
Mrs. Lawrence Crump, of Chicago, who
has been the guest of Mrs. j. A. Sutcliffe
Will return home to-day.
Mr. and Mrs. Winfield s. Miller will en-
tertain at dinner Feb. in honor OF their
first wedding anniversary.
Mrs. Ernst Hobbs Burford will be a.
home to her friends to-day. but will not OBJ
serve Thursdays in February.
Mrs. John Newman Carey gave a third
luncheon yesterday in honor of her visitor,
Mrs. Lyon. of Saginaw. Mich.
Mrs. Knefier will give tea on Saturday
afternoon TO twelve friends, for Miss
Fletcher and Miss Williams.
Mrs Fred Knefler has issued invitations
for a high tea Saturday in honor of Miss
Ethel Fletcher of Scranton. Pa.
Mrs. Raymond and Mrs. Blackboard, of
West Virginia. who are the guests of Mrs.
Saturday.
Miss Lena Brash and Miss Gertrude
Wocher will leave next week for Washing
ton. ID. c.. TO visit Miss Needham and re-
main until after the inauguration.
Mrs. Z. McCollster will leave to-day for
Chicago to spend three weeks with friends
before going to New York to join her hus-
band. who has gone there to remain per-
manently.
Mrs. Clifton Comfy will entertain a few
friends at O'Clock tea Friday afternoon
| for Mrs. Wadsworth and Miss Wadsworth
| OF Rock Island, ILL.,, guests Of Mrs. Harry
| s. Fraser.
| The Social Euchre Club was entertained
| yesterday afternoon by Mrs. Il. III. Izor, at
her home on West New York street. Prizes
| were won by Mrs. Schwankhaus, Mrs VIM
| ter, Mrs. Herpick and Mrs. Bracket. Mrs.
Lally will be next hostess
| Miss Emma Haas, daughter of Mr. and
| Mrs Frederick Haas, and Mr.. Samuel Weir
We're quietly married at noon yesterday.
| Rev. Frederick Wambsganss officiating.
| The. bride was attended by Miss Marie
| Brunhazer and the best man was Mr..
| Leonard Hackman. Last night Mr.. and
4 Mrs. Weir gave a large reception at their
residence. No. 40S Minnesota street, where
| they will be at home to their friends.
| A number OF young ladies of the First
| Presbyterian Church will give cake sale
| Saturday afternoon at the home of Miss
| Ellen SommerS Baker, 1410 North Pennsyl-
|
| Miss Beatrice Byers. Miss Mary Browning
Butler. Miss Baker Miss Adelaide Leck-
lider. Miss Sara Wils'.n. Miss Lena Brash.
| Miss Mary Foster. Miss Annie Sickles. Miss
| Eva Gary. Miss Ketcham, Miss Mcconnell
and the Misses Mcknight.
FOR MRS CRUMP.
Mrs J. A SutcIiffe gave delightful tea
yesterday afternoon entertaining In honor
| of her visitor. Mrs. Lawrence Crump, OF
| Chicago. The different rooms were adorned
with red carnations except the dining room.
which was I'm pink. The polished mahogany
| table held cut glass bowl of pink carna-
| lions and the lights were hooded in pink
shades. In the other rooms the lights were
| shaded with rose shades Mrs Sutcliffe
| wore lovely gown OF rose cloth and lace
with trimming OF black velvet and gold
| applique Mrs. Crump's gown was OF
red silk crepe, embroidered in black
| Mrs. Sutcliffe assisted during
| the receiving hours by her sister, Mrs.
| Charles Bailey. and Mrs. Clarence A Ken
| yon, Mrs. NJ. l. Haines. Mrs. j. II. Byers
| Mrs. Edison Wood. Mrs. Evert NJ. Thomp-
| son, Miss Sara Wilson, Miss Mary Brown
| ing Butler. Miss Ethel Ravens, Miss Annie
| Fraser, Miss Agnes Ketcham, Miss Helen
| Edison. Miss Beatrice Byers. Miss Lena
! Brash and Misses Louise and Anna Pugh.
| Among the callers were Mrs. Holden, of
| Camden. y. J.. with Mrs Horace Wood
! Miss Wood, of Piqua. o.. with Mrs. Frank
| w. Wood: Miss Wheeler, of Terre Haute'
| with Miss Havens, and Miss Bryant OF
| Cuba, -. Y, with Mrs. Arthur Fletcher
| Hall.
MRS. GRAY ENTERTAINs.
Mrs. Pierre Gray gave the first of her
series OF entertainments yesterday after
noon. large reception from to o'clock.
The decorations In the various rooms were
pink and green. The mantels were banked
with pink roses and maiden hair fern. and
| the doorways were outlined with Southern
smiax. An orchestra played during the
receiving hours. With Mrs. Gray In re-