The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-01-26
CITY SOCIAL LIFE.

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CONCLUDED FROM THIRD PAGB)
The next meeting of the club will be with
Miss Rose Lime on Feb. l.
The former students of st. Mary s-of-the-
Woods will give card party Tomorrow
afternoon in the parlors of Englishs Hotel
The hostess will be Mrs. James T. McKer-
nan, assisted by Mrs. George Garland, Miss
Marie Katzenback, Miss Kitty Conlon,
Miss Marie Murphy and Miss Kathleen
Martin.
dance was given last evening at the
Columbia Club by Miss Gene Rauh, in
honor of her guest, Miss Reinhard, of Bal
timore, and Miss Wingler, OF Cincinnati,
visiting Miss Stella Rauh, who assisted the
hostess. After the dance a buffet supper
served. Among the guests were Miss
net Thorner, Mr.. Bert Scaffner Of Cincin-
natl and Mr. Norman Pollack of Baltimore.
The colors used in the decorations were
rose and green.
A dancing party will be given at the
Brennecke Academy on Monday evening
Feb. 3, for which the patronesses are: Mrs.
J. NJ Winters: Mrs s r, Morss: MS =.
G e. Tan mrg Mrs; j. SorJ Zones Mrs Mrs
Johnson. Mrs. A. d. Jones, Mrs. E. l.
COthrell. Mrs. j. A. Barnard, Mrs. G. n.
Catterson, Mrs. s. D. Bond, Mrs. G. Q.
Bruce, Mrs: Thomas Taggart, Mrs. n A.
Wheeler. Mrs. b. F. Jones, Mrs. E. G.
Peck, Mrs. S. z. Perkins.
Miss June Clark, Of Noblesville, who
is the fanee of Mr. Alfred Dickey. of
terday afternoon, the hostess being Miss
Helen Davis. A dainty basket was suS-
pended from the chandelier in the parlor
by means of Dresden ribbon. Miss Davis
entertained the young ladies of the bridal
party at dinner, having at each place
carnation, while from the chandelier dainty
white and pink ribbons extended TO each
cover, tieing appropriate cOnnundrums in
attractive pink papers. Those present were
Miss Ann Houser. Miss Edith Heady, Mrs.
Nf.11
brides sister, and the following young
ladies from Noblesville: Miss Clara Brown,
Miss Carrie Hadley, Misses Julia and Mary
Hawkins, Miss Lulu Missy, Miss Ethel
Ogle, Miss Mabel Craycraft. Miss Ethel
Conner and Miss Grace Lictliter. In the
evening a few young gentlemen were in
vited to the home of Miss Davis. The floral
decorations were in pink and white.
The recital to be given by the young Bo-
hemian violinist, Jan Kubelik. at English's
on Thursday night is under the patronage
A Barnes, Mr.. William c. Bobbs, Mr. and
Mrs. John n. Carey, Mr.. John Chislett,
Mrs. E. NJ. Churchman, Mrs. William H.
Coburn. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles 4. Coffin,
Mrs Charles II. Comstock, Mr.. and Mrs.
+. G. Darlington, Mr. and Mrs Stuart
Dean. Governor and Mrs. Winfield T. Dur
eel, Mrs. John L. Grifiths, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
H Hanna, the Hon. Addison G. Harris
Mrs. ]. S. Holiday, Mr.. and Mrs Louis
Hollweg, Mrs. Henry Jameson Mrs. Ovid
Mr.. and Mrs Edward L. Mckee. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles w. Merrill, Mr.. and Mrs
Moxley, Mrs. John c. New, Mr.. and Mrs
John Perrin. Mrs. p. p. Raymond, Mrs
Samuel Reid, Mrs. A NJ. Robertson, Mrs
May Wright Sewall, Mrs. John NJ. Shaw,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Stanley, Mr.. Booth
Harrington, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel G. Van
Camp. Mr.. and Mrs. Clemens Vonnegut. jr
Philemon NJ Watson, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam b. Wheeock Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Will
kinson, Miss Ellen S. Baker, Miss Caroline
Burford, Miss Elizabeth Cooper. Miss
Louisa Fletcher, Miss Martha Fos-
ter. Miss Lucia Holiday, Miss Anne Hurry
Miss Mary Knippenberg, Miss Anna Nc
resa Pierce, Miss Helen lockwood. Miss
Mary Sayles, Miss Edith Smith, Miss Kate
P. Smith. Miss Lucy Taggart. Miss Corella
Taylor Miss Ruth Wilson, Miss Gertrude
Wocher Miss Mary Helen Yerkes.
MRS. vONNEGUT ENTERTAINs.
Mrs. Clemens Vonnegut, jr., delightfully."-
entertained a large number of musical
friends at her home yesterday afternoon.
The advanced pupils of Hiss Wight gave a
charming programme of instrumental
music. The large parlors, which had guam
titles of flowers including bouquets in wall
pockets, were thrown open, and the piano
was partially concealed by palms. Mrs.
Vonnegut was the recipient of a large
bouquet, the gift Of Miss Wight's pupils
After the programme there was a pleasant
social hour, the entertainment being in the
nature Of a musicale. Mr.. Walter Vonne-
gut PLAYED, by request, the Chopin Funeral
March, and Miss Cook Chopin, C minor,
waltz. The programme was as follows:
Impromptu OPP. 142, No. Schubert
Miss Margaret Cook.
Bridal song from wedding music. -. Jensen
Miss Mary Williams.
"Chanson dAmour'' 49,. Meyer-Helmund
Miss Harrison.
Polish dance OPP. 5...........X. Scharwenka
Mrs. Masters, of Seymour.
Spring Song ...................M endelssohn
$50, Miss Jessie Sanders, of Franklin
Miss Mills, of Seymour
'Serenade harlequin" ................. Thome
Miss Laura Jones.
'Fantasie Impromptu' ...............C Chopin
Miss Ethel Begg. of oxford. O.
Clique from Ferer Partita" ............ Bach
"Elsa's Dream" from "LOhengrin" .......
Wedding March ........... Mendelssohn
Mr. Walter Vonnegut
MAENNERCHOR CARNIVAL.
On Friday, Feb. Z. the Maennerchor will
give its annual masque ball at the hall of
| the society. a corps of scenic artists and
| electricians are now at work transforming
| the hall into an Oriental garden and moth
| ing will be spared to make the event more
attractive than ever. Only those in fancy
| costume will be admitted and no one in
| domino will be allowed to take part Per-
| sons over fifty years old must wear the
| regulation carnival cap. Fred Jungclaus,
| Albert on, Michael Schumacher, William
| A Bogardus a. @. Swank. John +. Minor
Walter H. Betermann and Herman +.
! Adam will have charge of the floor. All
| the members of this committee except
one are over six feet in height.
| Theory HaEarded.
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