The Indianapolis journal., 1902-10-28

California, Where tney VISITED COlOnel her-
rill at his ranch near Los Angeles.
Miss Jennie Rafert will leave Friday for
Denver, Col. where she will spend the
winter.
Miss warder. of Ohio. returned nome yes
terday. after short visit with Miss Emily
Fletcher.
Miss Julia Hollweg. who has been visiting
in St. Louis for several weeks, will return
home Friday.
Mrs H. e Newcomet and little son left
yesterday for Terre Haute TO spend week
with relatives.
Miss Ethel Failey will be the hostess for
luncheon next Saturday in honor of Miss
Gertrude Wocher.
Miss Mary Kahlo will entertain at
luncheon Saturday at the Columbia Club In
honor OF Miss Lena Brash.
Mrs. Clara Eddy. of Washington. D. C..
will arrive this week to visit Mr.. Charles
Lilly and family at the Blacherne.
Miss Mary Rogers will arrive tomorrow
from Logansport and will be the guest of
Miss Anna Louise Beck for short time.
Mrs. George B. Elliott will observe her
last formal reception afternoon at home.
since her marriage, this afternoon at 946
North Meridian street
Mr. A. Girouard and daughters, Eugenia,
Augusta and Florence. of Washington,
D. c., are In town, the guests of DR.. o. Il.
Pettijohn. at his home. No. 416 Blake street.
Miss Harriet Eitel has returned from New
Albany, where she spent fortnight with
Mrs. Newland DePauw and Miss Katherine
| DePauw and attended the Richards Thomp-
son wedding in Louisville.
Mrs. Albert Gall Mrs. Edmund c. Gall.
Mrs. Albert Gall. jr., and Mrs. Frederick
Gall issued invitations yesterday for re-
| ception on the afternoon of Nov. 5. from
3 to 6, at 712 North Illinois street.
| Mrs. w. c. Vinnedge and daughter Miss
| Rose Vinnedge, and Mrs. w. +. Laycock
( will leave to-day for Los Angeles, to re-
main until April. Mr.. Harry H. Haffner
will accompany them to Los Angeles and
| will remain there permanently.
| Mrs. s. E. Perkins went to Martinsville
yesterday to be the guest of Mrs. j. V.
| Mitchell for several days. Mrs. Perkins
will be guest at the presidents day of
| the Martinsville Art Club and will present
her collection Of Madonna pictures
Invitations have been received here for
| the marriage of Miss Mary Olive Eddy and
| Mr.. Frederick c. Younkman, on Nov. 5,
| at Miss Eddy's home In Hiawatha, Kan.
| Miss Eddy was formerly a student at But
Ter College and Is a granddaughter of Mrs.
Mary z. Hannah.
. Miss Edna Alice Frank will entertain a
afternoon in honor of Miss Edith Pearson
and her guest. Miss Bell Clokey. of Deca-
tur, Ill. Among the out-of-town guests will
be Miss Harris, of Newark, N. j., and Miss
| Gardiner. of Wilkesbarre, Pa.
| Mrs. Walter Scott Ryan, who has been
| visiting her mother. Mrs. j. M. Scott, on
| North Delaware street, will return to her
home in Muncie, Thursday: Mr.. Ryan will
come down from Muncie Wednesday even
| ing for the Smith Pearson wedding and
| will return with Mrs. Ryan.
| Mrs. May Wright Sewall has just received
| word of the death of Nine Sofia Friedland,
| the charming Russian lady who was Mrs.
| SewalPs guest for several weeks last spring
| Mme Friedland returned to Moscow in
! June. 1t was her intention to come back to
| the United States on an extensive lecture
| tour this season. She had spent the sum-
mer in the preparation of new lecture on
| her countrywomen, and had planned to
| visit Indianapolis again this autumn. Nine.
| Friedland was still young woman, char
acterized by intellectual vigor and social
| grace Her death removes one of the few
| active promoters of cooperation between
| Russian women and women in other coun-
tries In good work.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Scott and daughter, Mrs.
| Walter Scott Ryan, of Muncie, were the
| hostesses for a hearts party and miscei-
| laneous shower yesterday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Scott, on North Delaware
street, in honor of Miss Edith Pearson
| The guests kept the tallies OF the games
with dainty heart-shaped bonbon boxes
| into which red candies in heart shapes
games won. All the other appointments
carried out the same idea. The library,
where the gifts for the bride-elect were
placed. was prettily decorated with white
chrysanthemums and lighted with white
candles Assisting in the hospitalities
were: Mrs. Herbert Fieber. Mrs. Wilmer
John Love and Mrs Jacob Smith. The
guests included Miss verna Cleveland.
| Miss Nellie Thornton, Misses Myla and
Bernice Smith, Miss Blanche Laycock.
Miss Helen werbe. Miss Margaret Dom
| nan. Miss Stella Jones, Miss Emma V.
Pearson, Miss Elinor Minor, Miss Anna
VINE wheeler, straIr Mrs; George Hoadey Miss vir-
Miss Florence Plum, Miss Lucy Mcdaniel,
Miss Natalie Smith, Mrs. Don v. Smythe.
Mrs: Fred Brinker. Miss Edna Frank, Mrs.
Fred Denny, Miss Adelaide Green. Mrs.
| william Cochcran, Miss Laura Howe, Miss
Alma Bachman, Miss Clokey, of Decatur,
III, Miss Harris, of Newark, n: j., Miss
ner, of Wilkesbarre, Pa.
CRYSTAL ANNIVERSARY
The first of the notable receptions of the
season was given last night by Mr.. and
Mrs. George Norwood Catterson at their
home on North Meridian street. The occa-
sion marked the fifteenth anniversary of
their marriage. Their home was beautiful
ly decorated with a profusion Of palms,
smilax. roses and chrysanthemums. The
lights were all shaded with American Beau
ty rose shades, which cast a pretty light
over everything. The guests were received
by Mr.. and Mrs. Catterson in the east
parlor. Here the mantel was banked with
ferns, among which long-stemmed Ameri-
can Beauty roses were gracefully ar
ranged The archways between the halls
and parlors were draped with Southern
smilax and the stairway was entwined with
the same vines. For the dining room the
appointments Of the table were all of hand
some pieces of cut glass. with single
vase OF American Beauty roses for the
center. In the library the light fell from
candles In the crystal candelabra. The
candles and shades were both of the Ameri-
can Beauty color and the flowers were
American Beauty roses. Here ices were
served. The broad verandas were both In
closed, and made attractive with palms and
cosy corners. They were lighted with Jap
| anese lanterns and hung with smilax
| Hart's orchestra played during the even
Ing. Assisting In the hospitalities of the
| evening were number of Mr.. and Mrs
| Catterson's friends. A large number of
guests from out Of town were entertained
and among them were friends from Rich
mond, Lafayette. Muncie, Marion and