The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-10-19

MIS-. II. Ia Jones, Mrs. Clarence Lem, Mrs.
f. S. Albright, Mrs. Lew Fadely. Miss
Elizabeth Ecton of Chicago. Mrs. Otto M.
Vance of Minneapolis. The latter are in
Anderson for the wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Kautz gave an in
formal reception last night in observance
of the tenth anniversary of their wedding
at their home on North Alabama street.
They were assisted in their Inequalities by
a group of their friends. Among those en-
tertained were Mrs. Frank Lacey, of No
blesville; Mr.. VIII Iden, of La Crosse. Wis;
Miss nellie Brevoort. of Columbus, and
Miss Ella Lynn, of Wabash.
A pretty wedding Wednesday afternoon
was that of Miss Frances Crane. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. /. c.. Crane, and Mr.. Ar
thur Hutto. which was solemnized at 3
o'clock at the home of the brides parents
on Park avenue. Rev. Allan B. Philputt
pronounced the service and the attendants
were two little lower bearers. Georgia
Nicholas and Helen Hall, Miss Dora
Krenkler, Of Detroit, as maid or honor,
and DR.. Edgar Kizar as best man. The
bride was gowned in white organdie and
carried Bride roses, and the bridesmaid
was in white with pink roses. The house
was prettily decorated with palms and
flowers. Mr.. and Mrs. Hutto have gone to
their future home in Dayton, Ky, where
they will receive their friends after
Nov. /.
Mrs. George j. Hamm and Mrs. w. w.
Hammel were the hostesses for a pretty
autumn tea Thursday afternoon in honor
of Miss Marguerite Bugbee. a bride of this
month, and Miss Margaret Owings, of New
York. Flowers and ferns were arranged in
the parlors for decoration. the colors green
M white prevailing. The dining room
was prettily adorned with pink and white
flowers and ferns. A cluster of Bride roses
formed the centerpiece Of the table. As
sisting In the Inequalities of the after
noon were Mrs. Ira Brown Bugbee, Mrs. S.
A. Clarke, Mrs. William Greyer, Mrs. r.
G. Marot, Mrs. Henry Roll, Mrs. d. p.
Winnings. Mrs. Margaret wingate. Mrs. Jo-
seph Reagan, Mrs. o c.. Edmunds, Mrs.
Arthur Brown, Misses Harriet Bugbee.
Louise Tutewiler, Alma Craft, Ida Turrell,
Mrs. Ferdinand Wingate, Mrs. A.. B. Chap
man, Misses Florence Cunning, Harriet
Wingate. Myla Smith, Harriet Tutewiler
and Lucille Wingate. Mrs. Frank Decharm
Morris, OF Springfield. o., with Mrs. E. r.
Vincent, was among the guests.
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Miss Marie K~atzenbach gave a picture
shower Tuesday at her home in the RIM
apartments in honor of Miss Marguerite
Bugbee. The pariors were prettily deco
rated in pink flowers, combined with smi-
lax and ferns, and the dining room was
done in red and green. During the after
noon the guests were entertained with a
floral game. With Miss Bugbee, Miss
Katzenbach's guests were Miss Har-
riet Bugbee, Miss Florence Dunning,
Miss Myla Smith, Miss Alma Craft, Miss
Ida Turrell, Miss Marguerite Owings OF
New York, Miss Russell. Miss Ethel Smith
Miss Laura Martens, Miss Louise Malls OF
Charlottesville, Miss Ethel Reese of Chi
cago, Miss Josephine Jackson, Miss Lucy
McDaniels. Miss Grace Rebel, Miss Bess
Bosler, Miss Irma Rosenthal and Miss
Helen ~Springsteen.
Mrs. William Holt was the hostess for a
pleasant card company Friday afternoon
at her home on Central avenue. The tables
were arranged for euchre and about forty
of her friends were entertained. The sew
eral rooms were attractively decorated with
palms and flowers, the colors Of the horse
show predominating. The archways and
chandeliers were draped with smilax anG
the mantels were hung with silk of the
two colors. The same color scheme was
carried out In the refreshments, and the
prizes were pictures appropriate to tn.
horse show. A harpist played during tn.
afternoon. Mrs. Holt was assisted by Mrs
1 NValfar Ballard Miss Craoa Holt o-I MI.
Hazel McIlvaine. Last night Miss Grac.
Holt entertained about thirty of her friend.
with IN informal company at the home o.
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William Holt.
Wednesday evening, at the hone of Mr.
and Mrs. Frederick BALI, on North Yves
street. occurred the marriage of thei
daughter Bertha and Mr.. c. j. Benner
scheidt. The ceremony was pronounced a
s o'clock, the Rev. Mr.. Peters, of Zion
Church. officiating. The bride was attend
ed by her cousin. Miss Christina BALI, o
Cincinnati, who was gowned in yellow or
candle and carried yellow roses. The hes
man was the brides brother, Mr.. Ere,
BALI. TIL wedding music was played b,
Miss Dorothea Smith. The bride wa
gowned in white silk swiss, made with lac
insertions and tucks. She carried Bird
roses. After the ceremony a wedding sup
per was served. The Immediate relative
only were present at the service and sup
per. The house was prettily decorate,
throughout with palms and flowers. MI
' and Mrs. Bennerscheidt vent Immediately
to their new home, 22O7 East Michiga,
I street, where they will be at home afte
Nov. !.
Miss Anna z. Potts and Mr.. Edwin r
Hisey were married Wednesday night a
the home of the brother of Miss Potts
Mr.. Clayton Potts. and Mrs. Potts. O
, North Capitol avenue. Hortense and Jun
Gates held the satin ribbons for the brida
party to pass to the ceremony room. Georg
|, Potts, a nephew of the bride, entered frs
carrying a flower basket with the rim.
The bride and bridegroom came in tc
gether and stood before a mass of palm
in the west parlor while the ceremony wa
pronounced by the Rev. j. w. j. Collin
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