The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-09-14
CITY'S SOCIAL LIFE.

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ested in school work, was exceedingly
pleasant. The hall was hung with the
school eO9rs of blue na and white The
George w. Hufford, Mr.. Junius b. Rob-
erts Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin n. Kendall, Miss
Rankin. Mr.. Higdon, Mrs. Angelina Carey,
Mr.. Thomas and Mr.. A. G. Shortridge, and
assisting through the room were the in
structors of the school, about thirty in
ALL
a subscription dance, which was enjoyed
by number of the younger set. was given
b Friday night in the parlors of the Propy-
laeum. The young people present included
Miss Mary and Miss Ruth Carey. Miss
Emily Winters. Miss Mabel Talbot, Miss
Ina Hollweg, Miss Josephine Morss, Miss
Belle Dean. Miss Florence and Miss Lydia
latham. Miss Ethel Dorsey, Miss Julia
Kern, Miss Brandsford Lewis of ST. Louis,
Miss Suemma Vajen-Coleman, Miss Miriam
Smith of Lafayette. Miss Iris Wynn, Miss
Helen Ford, Miss Elsie Appel, Miss Enid
Morris, Miss Margaret lockwood, and
Robert Scott. William Sullivan, Russell
Sullivan, Lee Mothershead, Major Down
Ing. Fletcher Birch, Louis Watson Douglas
Pierce. Dillon Hacker, Will Ketcham, Har-
~ Wheeler, Hugh Brown. Noble Dean,
Ward Dean, Addison NOrdyke, Scott Run
nels. Coburn Allen, Waite Coigan. Judson
Colgan, Sylvester Johnson, Tilden john
son. John OFT, Paul George Henderson and
John Shaw.
Mrs. Oscar Huey, of Rockford, ILL.,, who
has been visiting in town for some time.
was the guest of honor at several pleasant
companies during the week. Monday Mrs.
William Summer entertained with a dainty
luncheon for her. Tuesday Mrs. NJ. ]. AL
hson entertained at dinner, having about
a dozen guests TO meet Mrs. Huey, and
on Friday Mrs. +. z. Brown entertained
a number OF friends at luncheon for Mrs.
Huey. Mrs. Huey returned home yester-
day.
One of the first of the early fall teas was
given Thursday afternoon by Miss Julia
Kern at her home on North Pennsylvania
or st. Louis, and Miss Smith of Lafayette.
Assisting Miss Kern in her Inequalities
was her mother, Mrs. John w. Kern, and
srOup or friends, which included Miss
Helen Bennett. Miss Emily Winters. Miss
Iris Wynn. Miss Edith Adams, Miss Enid
Morris, Miss Martha Foster. and Messrs.
Gerson, Charles Latham. Leland Mothers
mead, sylvester johnson, Frederick Beck,
Rlehard Barbee. Alan Williams and DIR.
Kay Newcomb. ASterS OF various colorS
We're used in the house decoration and the
dining room held red fall roses arranged
IN vases and wall pockets. The assist
ing girls and men were entertained by Mr..
ing
*
Miss Florence and Miss Anna Louise
Rogers were the hostesses for a small COM
pany last night in honor of Miss Gardiner,
OF Laurel. Miss. who is visiting her sister,
Mrs. HanfOrd n. Rogers. The Misses Rog-
ers were assisted in their Inequalities by
their mother. Mrs. James ~. Rogers, and
about twenty guests were entertained.
XXX
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin w. Mansfield and
Miss Mansfield entertained at dinner last
night for Mr.. Claude Richie and his guest,
Mr.. Penfield Mooer. OF Rockford, Ill. Cow
tTs were laid for twelve. Mr.. Mooer will
Ieave tomorrow for Dartmouth College.
Miss Enid Morris gave a small luncheon
yesterday at the Columbia Club, which was
followed BY theater party for Miss Brans-
Iord Lewis. OF ST. Louis. and Miss Meriem
Smith, Of Lafayette, who are Miss Julia
hern's guests. Miss Smith and Miss Lewis
Will return home tomorrow.
Mrs. A. ID. Bowen gave a family party
Thursday evening in honor of Mr.. Bowen s
birthday. Progressive euchre was played
and Dutch lunch was served.