The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-12-14

little daughter Ethelda. The other little
girls entertained were Katherine OLeary.
Camille Sloan. Helen Stackhouse. Florence
Clark, Catherine Lowrie, Anna Gearing.
Mildred Barrett. Lucille Monroe. Louise
Bosler. Aldine Taylor and Fora Mccormick.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Roberts celebrated
their golden wedding anniversary Friday
evening with a family dinner at their
new home on Central avenue Among those
entertained from out of town were Mrs.
Robertss sister. Mrs L. C. Strawbridge. of
Chicago, who was present at the wedding of
Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts; Mrs. Hannah Swift,
of Richmond, and their daughter, Mrs.
Clarence Foster, and Mr.. Foster, Of
Chicago.
Mrs. Lehman III. Dunning and Miss Flor
ence Dunning were the hostesses for "a
small tea yesterday afternoon in honor OF
their visitors, Miss Gertrude Barnard, OF
Rochester, and Miss Helen Crosby, of
Grand Rapids, Mich. The several rooms
were charmingly adorned with clusters Of
poinsettia tied with scarlet bows. The as
sistants were Mrs. l.. c. Cline, Mrs. F. A.
Morrison. Mrs. j. A. Sutcliffe. Mrs T. c.
Hood, Miss Elizabeth Cooper, Miss Anne
Hurry, Miss Lucy Taggart, Miss Esther
Cole and Miss Theodosia Hadley.
The Minuet Clubs third and holiday
dance was given Wednesday evening at the
Brenneke Academy. A number of friends
were present to enjoy the occasion with the
club members. The grand march was led
by DIR. ]. A. Conkey and Miss Harriet M.
Fitch, DR.. A. ~. Hill and Miss Marguerite
Miner, DR.. E. r. Donnell and Miss Edna
Wilson. and Mr.. Claude G.. Richie and Miss
Sadie z. Jenkins Out-of-town guests
present were Miss Edna Springer, of Ma
rion, Miss Spurrier, of Rushville, and Miss
Miner, of Cincinnati.
Mrs. William E. Kurtz was the hostess
for a yellow chrysanthemum luncheon
Thursday at her home o.. North Pennsyl-
vania street In honor Of Miss Alter, of
Pennsylvania, who is visiting Mrs. William
III. Hubbard. A center cluster of yellow
chrysanthemums adorned the table and the
light fell from yellow-shaded tapers In In
dividual candle holders at the guest places.
The name cards were done in water colors
and bore sketches of yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS. To meet Miss Alter were Mrs. Will
liam III. Hubbard, Mrs. Benjamin d. Wal
cott Mrs. Evert NJ Thompson, Mrs. John
A. Kurtz, Mrs. Frederick Van Doren CHS
lett Mrs. Henry G. Cox, Mrs. John OBoyle
and Mrs. Ward Dean.
XXX
Mrs. Henrietta West Stevens entertained
with a pink rose luncheon at the Columbia
Club yesterday. Her visitor, Miss futile.
of Springfield, Mass, was the guest of
honor, and those asked to meet her were
Mrs. John w. Hoffman. Miss Pearl
Haynes, Miss Chambers, Miss Florence
Coffin, Miss Florence Malott Miss Julia
Landers, Miss Eunice Jameson, Miss Au-
gusta Jameson. Miss Susan Thompson,
Miss Mary Edith Dean, Miss Bright Arm
strong and Miss Lucy Taggart. The table
bore a centerpiece of pink roses set in
maiden-hair ferns and the candles were
shaded with pink rose shades. Dainty
name cards of heads were at the guests
| places.
| simple home wedding was solemnized
| Wednesday evening at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin L. Avery on North Della
ware street The bride was their daughter,
Mary Ethel Avery. and the bridegroom Mr..
Joel G. Wilmoth. The house was prettily
decorated with palms and carnations for
the event. Rev. Marion Crosley pronounced
the ceremony at $50 o'clock In the presence
of the two families and few friends. Mrs.
Alfred Hyser played the wedding music.
| The bride was gowned in a gray foulard
silk and carried American Beauty roses.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmoth left for Chicago.
They will reside at 527 North Delaware
| street, and will be at home after Jan. l.
Among the out-of-town guests present at
the wedding was Miss Mabel Halton, Of
Clarksburg.
Mrs James E. Mccullough was the host
ess for a card company Thursday after
noon, entertaining for her visitor. Mrs.
Perry H. Blue. of Sullivan. Carnations
were used In the decoration of the several
| rooms Mrs. Mccullough was assisted by
Miss Gertrude Minor and Miss Welborn.
Her guests were: Mrs. John Lazarus and
her guest, Mrs. Brigham, of Boston, Mrs.
Scion Goode, Mrs. s. B. Pray, Mrs. u. G.
Baker, Mrs. John Stevenson, Mrs. j. N.
Rogers, Mrs. w. w. Winslow, Mrs. George
w. Pangborn, Mrs. Hildebrand, Mrs. C. E.
Kregelo, Mrs. Anna Reaume, Mrs. Sheerin,
Mrs. McKernen. Mrs J. j. Price, Mrs. John
OBrien, Mrs. ]. C. Shoemaker. Mrs. Her
bert Hadley, Mrs. Clark Mallery, Mrs.
George Pearson, Mrs. John w. Minor and
| Mrs. Arson Gardiner.
XXX
The ladies of the Liberal Arts Club enter
tanned their husbands and friends at the
South Side German House last Monday
evening. This club has been organized for
four years and each winter gives series
of entertainments to their families and
friends. Monday evening was spent in bowl
ing games and dancing, and an elaborate
supper was served in the dining room.
| The members of this club are: Mrs. Stanton
| Turner. Mrs. A. Spencer. Mrs. II. r. Hen
derson Mrs. Charles Roesener, Mrs. Owen
Clark. Mrs. Marquis. Mrs. w. Schmidt,
Mrs. Laird, Mrs. Frank Clark, Mrs. Charles
Steinmetz, Mrs. Charles Lamotte, Mrs T.
E. Somerville. secretary. Mrs. Isaac King,
president. The guests entertained were:
Messrs. Isaac King. w. Schmidt Owen
Clark, T. z. Somerville, Charles Roesener,
Stanton Turner. Frank Clark, VIII Schmidt,
| Oscar Traub, Ira Justus, Frank Hasse.
/ Henry Barger. Elmer Roesener, DR.. Comp
ton. and the Misses Mayme Laird. Nell
Somervile, Alice King, Daisy Voltz, Lii
liam Schmidt and Mrs. Adams. of Scotland,
| Ill.