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


Airs. j. w. Cooper.
Events of the Past Week.
Miss June Hecker entertained the MEM
bers OF the faculty Of Tudor Hall infor-
maIly Tuesday evening at her home on
Capitol avenue.
Mrs o. G.. Pfan entertained informally
at luncheon Tuesday in honor of Mrs.
Thomas Noonan, of Cincinnati, who Is
with Mrs. William r. Brown.
Mrs. John Rauch gave a coffee Friday
afternoon to the officers and heads of the
sections Of the Independent Turner's So
ciety. All of the appointments were in red
Mr. and Mrs. Frank c. Jordan enter
tanned a few of their friends informally
Thursday evening at their home on Park
avenue in honor Of their first wedding an
niversary.
Mrs d. ]. Eastburn entertained at
luncheon Thursday for Mrs. Elizabeth
Longwell of Fowler, and Mrs. Louella May
Smith, of Rensselaer,. who are visiting
friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis II. Levey entertained
few friends at dinner yesterday for their
guests. Lieut.. Governor Gordon and Mrs.
Gordon, OF Cincinnati, o., who will be with
them several days.
Mrs. Wier, of North New Jersey street,
gave a party Wednesday to the little
friends of her daughter Louise. Miss Har-
riet Swain and Miss Anna Tingle assisted
in entertaining them.
Mrs. Hugh II. Hanna entertained few
friends Wednesday afternoon at her home
or North Pennsylvania street for Mrs.
Elizabeth A. Hitler. of Chicago, who is
spending the month with her.
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Mrs. Harding, of Waukesha, who is the
guest of Mrs. Max Leckner, was enter
tanned with a few friends by Mrs. Frank
Flanner Friday afternoon. Friday evening
Mrs. Leckner entertained informally for
her guest.
Mrs. Agnes v. Devay entertained at din
ner last Tuesday evening, having for her
guests Judge and Mrs. John II. Baker. Mr..
and Mrs. John Nj. Shaw and their visitor,
Mis- Speers, of Belfast, Ireland, and Mrs.
Hal y E. Drew.
The Catherine Merrill Club was enter
tanned yesterday afternoon by Mrs. Will
liam III. Cook at her home on North Ala
bama street. Prof. Franz Bellinger read
an interesting paper on 1.-The Educational
Value of Music which he illustrated.
The wedding OF Miss Nettie NJ. Brindley
and DR.. Albert w. Miller, of Holton. Ind,
occurred at SIS. Peter and Paurs chapel
Wednesday morning at o'clock The bride
was attended by Miss Florence Wagner and
the groom by his brother, Alexander Miller.
Mrs. ]. K. Robson gave a small company
yesterday afternoon in honor OF Mrs
Smith. of Massachusetts, who is visiting
Mrs. Elmer Gay, Mrs. Spalding, of Phfa-
delphia who is Mrs. Peck's guest and
Mrs. Baldwin, of Boston, with Mrs. George
A. Gay.
Mrs. Hugh Scott Byrkit gave a small
company Tuesday afternoon in honor of
Miss Fannie f. Murray and Miss Genevieve
Uhl, Of Logansport, who is the guest of
Miss Elizabeth Taggart. Miss Murray will
leave this week to spend the winter in
Garland City, Ark.
Mrs. Louis Hollweg entertained Friday
with a luncheon. to which a few friends
were invited to meet her sister, Mrs. Won
Starkloff, of st. Louis. Among the guests
were Mrs Rifenberick. of Cincinnati. with
Mrs. John B. Elan. and Miss Speers, of
Ireland, with Mrs. John NJ. Shaw.
Mrs. May Wright Sewall entertained
few friends at dinner Tuesday evening in
honor of Mr.. G.. H. Perris of London, the
number including Mr.. William r. Hough
OF Greenfield. In the evening about seventy
guests were asked to meet Mr.. PERKS
During the evening Mr.. Perris talked on
imperialism and Democracy"
The ST. Marys of the Woods Club gave
a euchre Monday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. E. p. Kenny. in Woodruff Place. Mrs
Kenny was assisted by Mrs. Parkhurst and
Mrs. Edmund Gall. The out-of-town guests
were Mrs Charles Fleming. Terre Haute;
Miss Esther Hebron. Washington, Ind. /;
Mrs. J. b English. Marshall. III.
Mrs. Major p. Dale gave a matinee party
last Wednesday at English's in honor of
Miss Kathryn Ingermann. OF Noblesville.
who is 10 be married next month The
guests were Mrs. Hal Ingermann and Mrs
Elmer Sturdevant of Noblesvile. Mrs. VIII
liam Rafferty, OF Greenfield and Mrs.
Charles Murphy. Mrs. Clifford Parks and
Miss Leila vestal.
Miss Maude Smith was the hostess for a
small high tea Friday afternoon at her
home on North Delaware street In honor
OF Miss Jane Stamp. of Vernon, o., who is
the guest OF Miss Florence Malott. Miss
Smith was assisted in her Inequalities by
Ter mother. Mrs. Charles Finley Smith,
and Miss Malott, Miss Pearl Haynes and
Miss Josephine Smith.
The Elite Pleasure Club was organized
at the home OF Miss Clara Bernhardt on
South New Jersey street. "Wednesday night
and the following officers were elected
President. Mr.. Ray copdrey; vice president
1Giss Amelia Koss: secretary, Mr.. Homer