The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-11-23

ing the civil war. and they settled In this
city in 1858. The daughters are Mrs Julia
ID. Gordon, Of Washington, d. c.; Mrs. M.
d. Watson. OF Chicago; Mrs. William
Whitney, of Muncie, and Mrs. Drew, Mrs
Robert Springsteen. Mrs. David Braden
and Mrs. John w. williams. of this city
AT the luncheon all the members of the
family living here and Mrs. Caldwell OF
Chicago. who is visiting Mrs. Braden, were
entertained. The table was daintily laid
In pink, with a basket of pink chrysan-
themums for the centerpiece The candles
and shades were pink, and the same color
tone was carried out in the cakes and ices.
After the luncheon Mrs. Drew held an in
formal reception from to for her
mother, at which she was assisted by the
guests entertained at the luncheon.
Misses Lille. Bertha and Edith Lang
senkamp entertained nearly two hundred
or their friends Wednesday afternoon with
euchre at the Maennerchor in honor or
their guest. Miss Mayme Glass. OF Madi-
son, and Mrs. William Gardiner, an Octo-
Der bride, who was formerly Miss Alma
Hermany. The reception hall was prettily
decorated with palms and vases Of cut
flowers and the long halls where the card
tables were arranged were adorned with
chrysanthemums and American Beauty
roses. Assisting in the Inequalities of the
afternoon were Mrs. Henry Granting, Mrs.
William Clune, Miss Cecil Clune, Miss
Marie Kenny. Miss O'Connor and Miss
Loretta Granting. A number of handsome
articles were given as prizes for the games.
Among the out-of- town guests were Miss
OConnor, Of Denver, with Miss Kenny;
Miss Doyle. of Columbus, with Mrs. Ed
win Dwyer; Miss Burke, of Madison, with
Miss Kipp; Mrs. Rous, of New York, with
the Misses Schellschmidt; Miss Anderegg,
OF Columbus, with Miss Flora Anderegg;
Mrs Reid and Miss Reid, of Buffalo; Mrs.
George Marvin, of Dayton, O., and Miss
Kuebler. Of Jasper.
A handsome luncheon was given Tuesday
at the University Club by the members of
the Society of the Colonial Danes of In
diana. The table was arranged in the pink
dining room Of the club and was beautifully
decorated, the societys colors, blue and
buff, predominating. For the center there
was graceful French basket of big yell
bow. AT either end of the table were small
baskets Of the same flowers, and the light
fell from candles of buff color with shades
to harmonic. The places were marked
with dainty name cards, which bore col
onial illustrations done In water colors.
Those present at the luncheon were Mrs.
Benjamin d. Walcott, Mrs. F. w. Chislett,
Mrs. John M. Kitchen, Mrs. John H. Hol-
liday, Mrs. ". L. Malott, Mrs. G. F. Adams.
Mrs. Frederick Van Doran Chislett, Mrs.
William j. Brown, Mrs. F. G.. Darlington.
Mrs. l.. G. Willard, Mrs. Frank n. Lewis,
Mrs. z. F. Hodges, Mrs. Edward II. Dean,
Mrs. c. s. Sargent, Mrs. w. F. Winchester,
Mrs. r. A. Wagner, Mrs. Edwin III. Forty,
Mrs. F. E. Gavin. Miss Noble. Miss Alice
Edwards and Miss Malott. The out-of-
town members included Mrs. Shirk and
Mrs. R. l. Edwards of Peru, Mrs. Fowler
Of Lafayette, Mrs. Joseph A. Milburn of
Chicago, Mrs. J. K. Skinner Of Valparaiso.
After the luncheon Mrs. w. F. Winchester,
who was the delegate to the national con-
vention of the society at Washington, d.
c.. last spring. gave report Of that meet
society was considered.
Mrs Eddy Morris Campbell gave de-
lightful reception Friday afternoon at her
home in Woodruff Place in honor of Mrs
Leonard G. Wild, who has recently re-
moved from Anderson and has taken tho
G. NJ Chandler house, No. 1903 Broadway
Mrs. Campbelrs home was beautifully dec
Grated with a profusion of chrysanthe-
NUNS. The hallway had great clusters OF
the yellow flowers, and the drawing rooms
were in pink and white chrysanthemums
A French basket of the white chrysanthe-
NUNS was suspended from the chandelier
in the dining room, where the guests were
seated at small tables. each of which had
dainty French basket of the same flowers
for it's decoration. Flat baskets of flowers
adorned the walls and the light fell from
yellow candles. the yellow shades har-
monizing prettily with the yellow satir
bows tied to the handles Of the baskets
Mrs. Campbell's assistants were Mrs. Leon.
ard Wild, Mrs. C. c. Curtis, Mrs. A. w
Campbell and Mrs. Charles Ward, all OF
Noblesville; Mrs. ]. +. Wild, Mrs. George
Brown, Mrs. Kyle. Mrs. Horace Eddy, Mrs
E. K. Perry MIS-. Frederick Gardiner, Mrs
1. N. Helms, Mrs. A. C. Ayres. Mrs. u. p
Craig, Mrs. George Chandler, Mrs Kimber
lin, Mrs Messick. Miss Kyle and Misse:
Wild, Heylmann and Gerwig, of Mobiles
vile. An orchestra played during the re-
ceiving hours
Out-of-town guests with the callers were
Mrs Rifenberick of Cincinnati. with Mrs
Elan; Mrs. A. c. Brigham of Boston, will
Mrs. w. S. r. Harrington, and Mrs. THE
BAUD of Cincinnati, with Mrs. Charles A
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