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

social Calendar for the Week.
Monday
Miss Mary Kahlo's Christmas party for
the young women of Tabernacle Church.
Tuesday
Miss Theodosia Hadleys tea for Miss
Barnard, OF Rochester, n. Y. and Miss
Crosley. OF Grand Rapids
Miss Barnstein's theater party for Miss
Weiner. Of Newark, n. j.
Meeting OF the ID. A. r. at the home OF
Mrs. S, E Perkins to celebrate the Boston
Tea Party.
"Wednesday
Wedding of Miss Lena Byrd and Mr..
Bernard A. Schofield, of Brazil.
Wedding of Miss Florence NJ. Silvius
and Mr.. George j. Cook.
Miss Helen Hibbens luncheon for Miss
Barnard and Miss Crosby.
Thursday
Mrs. Walter j. Goodalrs luncheon.
Mr.. Gustav w. Kevers's dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. John c. Deans dinner.
Friday
Mrs. Walter j. Goodall's tea for Mrs.
Henry J. Huder.
Mrs. Hugh III. Hanna's reception for Miss
Lois Pratt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hanna's evening reception
for Miss Pratt
Saturday
Mrs. Charles E. Cofins reception for
young people in honor Of Miss Ola Smitn
and Miss Pratt
Wedding of Miss Elizabeth Poulson and
Mr.. VIII David Howe In Greenfield.
Social Events of the Week.
Mrs. H. c. Martin entertained few
! friends Wednesday afternoon at her home
In the Blacherne In honor of her guest.
Miss Jennie Cummings. Of Lynn. Mass
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Mrs Harry Gilbert, Of st. Louis, who Is
the guest of Mrs. Frank Van Camp, was
the guest of honor at small card COM
pany. given Monday afternoon by Mrs. Ed
ward Daugherty.
Miss Julia Hollweg was the hostess for
delightful high tea Tuesday afternoon, en-
PERTAINING a few Of her friends for her
guest, Miss Rassieur. Of st. Louis. Miss
Alice Albright, of Louisville, with the
Misses.Fahnley. was among the guests.
XXX
Mrs. William r. Brown received infor-
mally Tuesday afternoon at her home on
Ncrth Meridian street. in honor Of her
guest, Mrs. Harry Leonard WOODBURY.. Of
Bose City, Idaho. A number of friends
assisted In the Inequalities of the after
DON.
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"A small. company was given Wednesday
by Mrs. Theodore A. Wagner. and Mrs.
Charles Wittenberg entertained a small
number of friends Friday afternoon in
honor OF Mrs. Broegelman and Mrs. Bier
baum. who are guests Of Mrs. Augusta
s--c-in.
.srs katherine L. Dorsey gave a small
tea Wednesday afternoon at the Blacherne
I'm honor of Mrs. Francis o. Dorsey. an
October bride, formerly Miss Edith Smith
Mrs. Dorsey was assisted in her hospital
tiles by her two granddaughter. Misses
Ethel and Dorothy Dorsey.
Mrs. Theodore A. Wagner entertained
about thirty friends Friday afternoon with
q thimble party in honor of Mrs. George
T Moore, OF Washington. who is the
gGest Of Mrs. Arthur Hall. The parlors
were prettily decorated with holly and
Hgrrzd with red candles.
Miss Jessica Lautz entertained a number
OF friends at German lunch Friday even
ing. Her guests were Mrs. Dora Lavender,
Miss Anna Clark, Miss s. Schroeder, Miss
Ellen Nelson, Miss Meta Seegmiller, Miss
Kathryn Hannahan, Mrs. Walter L. Ripley
and Mrs. Elizabeth Gerber.
XXX
Mrs John O'BoyIe entertained at lunch
con Tuesday in honor of Madame Stanley
and Mrs. James ID. Stanley Red carnations
formed the floral decoration for the table.
To meet the guests of honor were Mrs
Elisha Havens. Mrs. John G. Williams,
MRS. Robert Geddes, Mrs. Mortimer Lever
ing and Mrs. S. L. Perkins.
XXX
The Winona Chautauqua Reading Circle
was entertained Monday with an informal
luncheon at II o'clock at the home of
Mrs Lehman II. Dunning on North Penn
sylvania street. Mrs. NJ. p. c. Clark, the
president OF the circle, presided at the
long table at which the members were
seated and gave short address.
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Mrs. J. r. Budd entertained the Martha
Washington Club at dinner "Wednesday.
The members are Mrs. w. d. Cooper, Mrs.
Kate Elder, Mrs. j. B. Conner, Mrs. Jeffer-
son Kaylor. Mrs. Boyd. Mrs. J. M. Dali
rymple. Mrs. G. W. Powell. Mrs. Tyner,
Mrs. Andrews. Mrs. Mansfield Mrs John
Reagan and an honorary member Mrs. HI.
w Kellogg.
Thursday afternoon at her home on North
pennsylvania street Ten Of her friends
were delightfully."- entertained. Pink roses
formed the floral decoration of her home.
and the cakes and ices were In pink rose
forms Mrs Dean will give a company for
the girls Of the Classical School residence
Saturday evening.
Mrs Wilbur Bristol Allen was the hostess
for a pretty tea last Thursday afternoon,
In honor of Mrs Lawrence Hull, who has
recently removed TO this city. Pink carna-
tons formed the floral decoration of Mrs.
Aliens home. Assisting her in her hospi-
talities were Mrs. Henry Coburn. Mrs John
r. Wilson, Mrs. Augustus Coburn. Mrs.
Hobbs. Miss May Shipp. Miss Myla Coburn
and few other friends
Mrs Richard n. Morrison was the hostess
for a birthday luncheon Friday in honor
of the eleventh birthday anniversary of her
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