The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-12-07


Mrs. Charlton Eden and Mrs. Sadie Hale.
Miss Igleman, Miss Warner and Mrs.
Eden will be Miss Moore's attendants at
the wedding.
Mrs. J. X. Sharpe was the hostess for a
pink rose luncheon Thursday, entertaining
Mrs. Frank G.. Darlington, Mrs. w. B.
Wheelock Mrs. w. NJ. Taylor, Mrs. Cliff
ford Arrick. Mrs. w. F. G. Colt. Mrs. Pirtle
Herod. Mrs John L. Griffiths, Mrs. Charles
Martindale and Miss Caroline Rowland.
The floral decoration for the table was a
graceful cluster of pink roses.
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The ID. d. Euchre Club. recently organ
lied. and composed of Misses Nettie Smith,
Lillian Boeper. Helen Sampsell, Daisy Alt
land, Ruth Storms, Bernice Swengle and
Messrs. Chauncey Browne, Thomas Horna-
day, Charles Eichholtz, Will Stewart,
James Yuncker and Frank Jones, was en-
tertained Thursday night by Miss Nettie
Smith at her home on North New Jersey
street.
A delightful company was given Thurs
day afternoon by Mrs. James E. McCul-
Tough In honor of her guests, Mrs. T. H.
Blue, of Sullivan, and Mrs A. o. Morris,
of Knightstown During the afternoon Mrs.
Albert Rabb read an original story. Mrs.
McCulIoughs assistants were Miss Irene
Blackledge, Miss Virginia Minor, Miss Ger
trude and Miss Mary Minor and Miss Helen
Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Smith gave q din
ner Tuesday evening to celebrate the sew
enty-ffth birthday anniversary of Mr..
Smiths father. The company included Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Smith, Miss Nina Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs, w. A. Winter. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Appel and sons Wilbur and Rich
ard. Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Smith and daugh-
ter Ruth, Miss Fleta Smith and Marion
Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. X. Syfers gave a dinner
Thursday evening in honor of their visitors,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Harper of Ottawa, o.,
and Mr.. and Mrs. William Annat and Miss
May Annat, of Wooster, o. The guests
were Colonel and Mrs. S. r. Gray Mr.. and
Mrs. John S. Duncan, Mr.. and Mrs. w. N.
Harding, Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Gardner, Mr..
and Mrs ]. H. b. Joiner and the unmar-
ried friends who assisted at the afternoon
reception given by Mrs. Syfers.
noon by the woman's Research Club at
the home Of Mrs. John NJ Dalrymple, on
Park avenue. The guests were members
of the other clubs in the city. The parlors
were prettily decorated in the clubs colors,
green and white. An interesting pro-
gramme was provided by Miss Una Clay
son. pianist; Miss Graham, vocalist; Miss
Sue Smith, violinist. and others
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The marriage of Miss Cora B. Martin and
Mr. Harvey G. Barnett took place wednes-
day afternoon at the home OF the bride on
North Capitol avenue. The Rev. Austin
Hines. of the North Park Christian Church,
officiated. Only members of the immediate
families were present, owing to the recent
death of the brides mother. The bride
wore dark blue travelling gown. They will
be at home to their friends after Jan. 1 at
S14 Dawson street.
The Veronica Club met with Mrs Cook in
McLain place, Friday afternoon. In adj
dition to the regular programme, Mrs EN-
ma Hurt and Miss Caroline B. Scheigert
gave vocal numbers; Master Harry Hurt, a
reading; Miss Marie Knowles, of Greenfield
gave several piano numbers, and Mrs
Cooks two daughters gave a piano and
violin number. Mrs. Cook was assisted by
her three daughters, and luncheon was
served
Miss Caroline Marmon gave luncheon
Thursday. entertaining in honor of her
visitor, Miss Josephine Dodge Daskam, of
Stamford. Conn. The young women asked
to meet Miss Daskam included a number
of the Smith College graduates who were
her school friends. At 5 o'clock a few of
Miss Marmon's friends were asked to meet
Miss Daskam, who left the same evening to
fill an engagement In Chicago before re-
turning &c her home.
A pretty dancing party was given Thurs
day evening by Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Haas
at the Americas Club in honor of Miss
Weiner. of Newark, N. J., who is the guest
of their daughter, Miss Isabel Haas. About
fifty young people were entertained and
the parlors and dance hall were deliberately
decorated with palms and cut flowers for
the occasion. DR.. and Mrs. Haas were as
sisted in their Inequalities by their daugh-
tiers, Miss Isabel and Miss Rose Haas.
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Mrs. Thomas @. Smiley gave informal
company Monday afternoon In honor of
Mrs. Baldwin, of Boston, who is with Mrs.
George A. Gay. Dainty favors were given
the guests. who included Mrs. Harry B.
Smith, Mrs. j l.. Casper, Mrs. ]. B. Cock
rum, Mrs d. T. Shields, Mrs. Frank Fuller,
Mrs. William Lowry, Mrs. Henry Law
renee, Mrs. George Coughlen, Mrs. ]. X.
Robson, Mrs. Charles Peck, Mrs. j. T. Nc
Shane, Mrs. George Gay. Mrs. E. B. Hutch
inson, Mrs. Elmer Gay and Mrs. Smith, OF
Portland, Me.
The eighty-fourth birthday anniversary
of Mrs. Harriet L. Dunn was cele-
brated yesterday afternoon with an
informal reception by her daughters,
Mrs. II. w. Tutewiler and Miss
Catherine Dunn, at their home on College
avenue Assisting in the reception, to
which nc invitation were issued, were the
members of the family. including Mr.. and
Mrs H. w. Tutewiler Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
p. Dunn, Mr.. and Mrs Harry d. Tutewiler
Miss Dunn, and Misses Julia, Louise and
Belle Tutewiler.
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