The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-11-23
Winterberg; treasurer. Miss Nina Winter
berg. The club will meet semi-monthly
at the home Of the members.

berg. The club will meet semi-monthly
at the home Of the members.
XXX
Mrs Thomas A. Winterrowd entertained
a dozen Of her friends Tuesday afternoon
at her home on North Pennsylvania street.
in honor Of Mrs. Baldwin, OF Boston, who
is visiting Mrs. George A. Gay and Mrs. ID.
II. Bradberry, who has recently come here
from Columbus to reside. Mrs. Winter
rowd's home was prettily adorned with
pink and white chrysanthemums.
XXX
Miss Anna Louise Beck was the hostess
for a small tea Wednesday afternoon, en-
PERTAINING about thirty OF her friends In
honor of Miss Mary Rogers. of Logansport.
Miss Beck was assisted in her Inequalities
by her mother, Mrs. J. w. Beck Miss Julia
Hollweg, Miss Ethel Cleland, the Misses
Jameson, Miss Annie Dean and Miss Mar
tina Carey. Miss Rogers will return home
to-day.
Mrs. S. Elliott Perkins was the hostess
| for a o'clock high tea Friday afternoon,
for which the honor guest was Mrs. Jesse
Overstreet, wife OF Congressman Over
street. There were about twenty friends
| invited to meet her. Mrs. Overstreet will
| be at the Denison until the latter part OF
| this month. when, with Mr.. Overstreet,
she will go to Washington. d. c., for the
season.
| Miss Margaret Lockwood gave a small
card company Thursday afternoon and en-
tertained Woodruff Place visitors: Mrs.
| Trip. of California, with Mrs. Barney:
Mrs. Thiebaud. of Springfield. o., with Mrs.
| Charles A Layman, and Miss Hennen, OF
Kentucky, with Mrs. f. B. Whitlock, and
Mrs. Charlotte Bushnell and Mrs. Nellie
| Williams. Of San Diego. who are spending
| the winter here.
delightful company was given Thursday
| afternoon by Mrs. James T. Eaglesfield In
honor Of Mrs. George L. Macintosh.
October bride. Mrs. Eaglesfelds friends
were entertained with a musical pro-
| gramme, which was presented by Mrs.
Charles c. Brown, Mrs Frank W. Flanner
and Miss Edith Brown. Assisting in the
hospitalties were Mrs. T. A. Wagner, Mrs.
Willitts A. Bastian and Miss Emily
| Fletcher.
| Mrs. Edward Hartman gave an informal
reception last Wednesday afternoon In
honor Of Mrs. Henry ]. Huder, an October
bride, who was Miss Lucy Ranney. Mrs.
Harman's home was prettily decorated with
| chrysanthemums and carnations, and she
was assisted in receiving her callers by
Mrs. George Edenharter, Mrs. r. o. john
| son, Mrs. William Patton and Miss Laura
| Partch.
A pleasant company was given Friday
evening by Mr.. and Mrs. III. H. Hornbrook.
| The guests were limited to few friends.
and feature of the evening was the read
ing from Steven Philipss "Herod" by Mrs.
May w. Donnan, which was very much en-
| joyed by all present. Among the guests
were Miss Zoller, of Greensburg, with Miss
Kate Smith, and Miss Genevieve Scovel. of
| Evansville, with DIR. and Mrs. William NJ.
| Wishard.
Mr.. and Mrs John Candee Dean enter
| tanned with dinner of twelve covers. last
j Thursday evening, at their home North
| Pennsylvania street. The floral decoration
| for the table, which was handsomely ap-
| pointed, consisted of a center French bas-
| ket of pink roses, with smaller baskets of
the same flowers at either end. The light
fell from pink-shaded candles, and the
guests places were marked with mono
| gram name cards.
|
| simple home wedding was that of Miss
Dorothy c. Conner, daughter of Mr. and
| Mrs. ]. c. Conner, and Mr.. De Witt ".
Moore, which was solemnized in the pres
ence of the immediate relatives Wednes-
| day afternoon at o'clock at the home of
the brides parents on Ashland avenue.
The Rev. w. o. Moore, the father of the
bridegroom, officiated Mr. and Mrs. Moore
left for a wedding journey. They will re-
side at No. 1920 Bellefontaine street, where
| they will be at home after Jan. !.
The Portfolio Club met last Thursday
| evening and the entertainment was basket
making. Each member was provided with
materials, and Miss Seegmiller and Mrs.
J. w. Piercy gave the instruction. The
| new programmes were issued. They are
extremely artistic, and are in the form
of large cards with peacock design. Each
programme is hand-illuminated by some
of the artist members of the club. They
| are souvenirs in the collection of pro-
grammes that this club has issued for the
past few years.
An enjoyable luncheon was given Fri
day at the Columbia Club by the resident
| alumnae of the Cincinnati Wesleyan Col
lege. Covers were laid for ten and the
table was prettily decorated with white
chrysanthemums. There was no formal
programme of toasts, but each of the
guests recalled some of the "reminiscences
of college life. The party included: Mrs.
Mary r. Stewart. Mrs. Frank z. Gavin.
Mrs. c.. A. Dryer, Mrs. ]. w. Noel, Mrs.
Ross Gordon, Mrs. Robert /. Brakeman,
Mrs. Spencer, Miss Harriet Ritter, Miss
Emma Ridenour.
A pleasant company was given yesterday
afternoon by Mrs. James t. Eaglesfield in
honor of Mrs. Lawrence Hull, who has re-
Gently come here TO reside. Mrs. Eagles
field and Mr.. and Mrs. Hull were school
friends. A progressive story furnished the
amusement of the afternoon, and each
guest in turn furnished a chapter to the
story, the theme of which was supplied.
Mrs Eaglesfeld was assisted by Mrs. Cecil
Smith, Mrs Harry Bastian, Mrs. Edgar
Brown, Mrs. T. A. Wagner, Miss Emily
Fletcher and Miss Katherine Layman.
The first of the Woodruff Club dances for
this season was given Friday evening at
the clubhouse. The decorations and ap-