The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-11-09
Event. of the Past Week.

Mrs. Browns second luncheon for Mrs.
WOODBURY.
Events of the Past Week.
Master Albert Bruce Izor celebrated his
thirteenth birthday Friday evening with
dance, entertaining a number Of his little
friends.
Mrs Alice Snyder entertained few
friends at luncheon Thursday for Mrs. IL.
Il Fulton. of Elmira, n. Y. Friday Miss
Harriet wishard gave a luncheon in her
honor.
wednesday afternoon Mrs. Robert P.
Morse entertained a number of her friends
at cards at her home on North Delaware
street. Palms and cut flowers adorned the
parlos. Tables were arranged for twenty
six guests.
Mrs. Charles z. Field entertained Satur-
day afternoon with progressive euchre In
honor OF Mrs. Field and Miss Field, of Chi
cago. The several rooms were prettily deco
rated with flowers and music added to the
enjoyment of the afternoon.
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Mrs John L. Griffiths entertained at
luncheon last Wednesday for her sister.
Miss Maude Henderson. Of New York.
Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Mortimer
lowering gave family dinner in her honor.
Miss Henderson returned home Friday.
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The Young Peoples Dancing Club gave
Its first dance of the season Friday evening
at the Knickerbocker Hail. under the pa
fronage of Mrs. James I. Eaglesfield, Mrs.
3. ID. walcott. Mrs. Edward Dean. Mrs.
Henry d. Pierce, Mrs. Alembert Brayton
and Mrs. w. A. Ketcham.
Mr.. and Mrs Eugen Boross were the
guests of honor at a dinner given last night
by Mr.. and Mrs. James Nj. Winter, and
few of Mrs. Boross's friends were enter
tanned with them. The appointments were
in pink, the color scheme being carried out
with pink roses and pink-shaded candles.
Mrs Walter L. Fugate gave a vaudeville
party Thursday afternoon in honor of Mrs.
=. n. Higbee. of Chicago. The other guests
iwere Mrs. Ashbrook, Mrs. S. F. SPOTS.
Mrs. A. N. Hassler. Mrs. ]. II. Kenworthy,
Mss Lulu Fisher, Miss Nell Kenworthy
md the Misses Mcintosh.
The first of the seasons entertainments
at the Woodruff Place clubhouse was
igiven Friday evening and was in the form
iof a card party. The committee in charge
included Mrs. A. c. Ayres. Mrs. Frederick
K. Shepard. Mrs ]. r. Hussey. Mrs Cor
don z. varney, Mrs. Z. H. Trip and Mrs.
j. II. Ford.
The alumnae of the Kappa Kappa Gamma
/; fraternity in this city gave a pretty 5
o'clock company Friday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. william Buchanan in honor of
the active chapter of Butler College. The
{: parlors were attractively decorated with
American Beauty roses. and dainty lunch
con was served from chatting dishes.
Miss Ruth Wilson gave a red rose dinner
last Monday evening in honor of Miss Ger
trude wocher and Mr.. George C. Pattison.
{. The other guests were Miss Needham Of
Washington, Miss lone Hayward of Pana,
H.. Miss Ethel Failey and Messrs. Freder-
. ick WATSON. Albert p. Smith. William Tay-
: Tor and Freeman Hibben.
! One Of the handsomest dinners Of the sea-
/; son was given Thursday evening by Mr..
and Mrs. Augustus l.. Mason at their home
on North Delaware street. The table was ex-
: prevailing in the flowers and lights The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Addison c. Har-
ris, Mr. and Mrs. Meredith Nicholson, Mr..
and Mrs. George Porter and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles r. williams.
Mrs Clay whiteley. of the Savoy. give
a large card party Friday afternoon in
honor OF Mrs. George Whiteley. of Green
vile. o.. formerly of this city. Mrs. White
ley was assisted by Mrs. Frank Jay in the
Inequalities. The rooms were made at
tractive with Southern smilax and vases
of American Beauty roses and carnations.
Among the players were Miss Jennie Cam
field and Mrs. Reeser, of Springfield. o.
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Miss Gladys Wynn was the hostess for a
charming golf luncheon Tuesday at the
University Club, I'm honor of Miss Anthony.
OF Chicago A centerpiece OF yellow and
red chrysanthemums adorned the table and
at each place were name cards bearing
sketches of golf girls. Those asked by
Miss Wynn TO meet Miss Anthony were
Mrs. New, Mrs. George n. Catterson. Miss
Florence Coffin. Miss Eunice Jameson.
Miss Augusta Jameson. Miss Waldo of
New York. Miss Anna Jillson and Miss
Martha Foster.
The meeting of the Indianapolis woman's
Club Friday afternoon was exceptionally
delightful and was rendered so by the
musical Illustrations given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh MeGibeny to the paper the Re
Iation OF Poetry TO Music" which was
read by Mrs. James T. Eaglesfeld Mrs.
McGibeny played two piano solos and Mr..
McGibeny illustrated on his violin the
varying moods and emotions brought out
In the ideas expressed by Mrs. Eaglesfeid
On her paper. Miss Josephine Hyde also
reid a paper on the 'Nieblungenlied."
Mrs. John Candee Dean was the hostess
for a high tea Thursday afternoon. the
nrsf OF a series OF similar entertainments
which she viii give Thursdays during the
season. Mrs. Deans special guests were
Miss stevens and Miss Andrews. of the
Classical School. The appointments were
s pink. baskets of pink roses being used