The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-02-15

4:3O D. m at the Y w g A rooms. There
Will be a good programme. Senior Toledo
Will speak on Mexico" Senior Otero will
lead the conversation. Professor Troemal
viii provide music and there Will be Span
ish songs The club invites to membership
all those Interested in Spanish.
Mr.. Joseph c. Schaf left yesterday for
New York. and will sail Tuesday on the
Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse for Paris.
where he viii visit his family. After
weeks stay in Paris he will take his fam
lily 10 the southern part Of France and
Italy for the month of March, returning
home about the first of April.
Mrs Hugh McGibeny gave an informal
company Yesterday afternoon in honor of
her sister. Mrs. Peddie, of Emr1ttsburg,
La. During the afternoon Mrs. H II. How
land and Mrs. Charles Shaler sang and
Ellis Levy, a viOlnist. played. Mr.. Ped
die will arrive from the South tomorrow
and will accompany his wife home on
Monday. Mrs Pedde will be entertained
at luncheon to-day by Mrs. J. NJ. Lilly.
a valentine party for children will be
given this afternoon by the young women
of the First Presbyterian Church in the
PrOpylaeum. There will be dancing and
refre shments will be served There also
will be a candy table. grab bag and post
office. The committees are in the charge
of Miss Bessie Byers, Miss Flora Ketcham
Miss Ethel Clelaud and Miss Florence
Jones.
Mrs. Herbert Fieber one of the January
brides, was the guest Of honor at a re-
cepuon given yesterday afternoon by Mrs
CudTitS ODOlQ AT Qer nome on ASnldNu
avenue. The keynote of color in the rooms
was red. which was used in the lights and
the decorations. Assisting were Mrs j.
A. FergesOn. Mrs. Mary L. Davies, Mrs. j.
G. Fisk, Mrs. c. III. Cobb. Mrs. J. j. Reilly.
Mrs j. II. Plum, jr.. Misses Holloway, Miss
Mayme Brown and Miss Templeton. In
the evening the assistants with an equal
number of men, were entertained at cards
for Mr.. and Mrs. Fieber.
All day yesterday decorators were hard
at work beautifying the assembly room
of the German House for the Marion Club
pail, which will be held Monday night
Hundreds of pOtted plants were placed
about the hall and stage. In addition to
these there will be a special exhibit of the
Carnation show, which follows a few days
later. Two thousand and five hundred cleo
trio lights will be used in making the ma
tiOnal cOlCrs. Flags will be used in pro-
fusion In many pretty designs. Supper
will be served from 10 o'clock to 2. Punch
will be served in the corridor all evening.
The Mary Fulton Society of the Taber
nacle Church gave musical tea yester-
day afternoon. the proceeds of which will
be sent to Mary Fulton, a missionary in
the Ear East. The church parlors were
decorated in flowers and valentines for the
ocCaSlOh- "A muslcaI programme was rem
dered by Miss Lucy Hamilton, Miss Jo-
sephine Robinson, Miss Layman, Mrs. Earl
NJ. Ogle, Miss Hale, Miss Mcdowell Miss
Igleman Mrs. Carmi Williams and Master
Morris Hamilton, Miss Mary Kahlo, Miss
Susan Chambers Miss Luela Moore and
Miss Nancy Walcott had charge of the
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the church were hostesses for the affair.
MRS. MILLIKANS EUCHRE.
Mrs. Frank NJ. MilliiIan the hostess
for large card party yesterday after
noon. given in honor of Mrs. II. L. Sayler,
Mrs. a. f. Banks and Mrs. j. w. Thorn
son, of Chicago. Twelve tables were ar
ranged for progressive euchre. Hearts Of
all colors and sizes adorned the rooms and
roses, tulips and American Beauties were
arranged in vases and wall pockets. Mrs
J. b. Aver, of Brazil, who is visiting Mrs.
Mllllkan, furnished clever arrangement
for keeping the score in the shape of red
hearts tied with red ribbons, with candy
hearts for the tallieS. Those assisting
Mrs. Millikan were Mrs. George w. Bliss
Mrs. j. NJ. Lilly and Mrs. j. B. Aver, Mrs.
+. T. Grubbs of Lafayette and Mrs
Harry Teal Mrs. d. w; Sayler, Mrs:
Misses Nellie and Kate Letters, of Shelby
vile.
a DAFFODIL LUNCHEON.
Mrs. William E. Kurtz entertained twelve
young women with daffodil luncheon yes
terday at her home on North Pennsylva-
MIA street. Miss Margaret Chislett of Pitts
burg, Pa, who is here visiting her grand
mother, Mrs. F. w Chislett, was the
guest of honor Mrs Kutrz's home was
fragrant with spring flowers, which formed
the decorations of the rooms. The din
ing room was especially pretty. bed of
green, 0lleQ IN Win OdHO0llS, Tulips and
hyacinths, adorned the center of the table
and at each place were daffodil favors
and name cards of daffOdils done in water
color for the guests. Among those asked
10 meet Miss Chisett were Miss Keenan,
of Baltimore, Nd, who is visiting Mrs
Mortimer lowering, and Miss Mary Kurtz,
who is with Mrs. w. II. Hubbard.
FOR MRS. MORRIS TOWNLEY.
Mrs. Henry p. COburn was the hostess
for small afternoon tea yesterday for
her sister, Mrs. Morris Mcdonald Townley
roses and big bouquets of yellow daffodils
her artistic rooms. Pink and white tulips
were the flowers which decorated the
dining room and the same scheme of color
was carried out i'm the refreshments. As
sisting Mrs. COburn in her Inequalities
were Mrs. William Coburn, Miss Myla
Coburn, Mrs. William Allen, Mrs. Edward
Mckee, Mrs. James Hamilton, Mrs. Horace
Allen Mrs Garrard Comfy, Mrs. Alvin S.
Lockard. Mrs. Marvin r. Maxwell and
Mrs. Samuel Reid.
ALLEN-ORAHOOD.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
CONVICTION, Ind, Feb. 14-Miss Lille
Orahood, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. II.
Orahood, and William Allen, of Gates, were
married last night. On Tuesday Miss Ora
hood met with painful accident. While
driving in the country the buggy broke
throwing her out over the singletree. cut
ting her face and head badly. She was
able to stand for the ceremony yesterday