The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-02-16

arine Coulen. Miss Cecil CIune. Miss Kath-
leen Wartin, Miss Frances Spencer. Mrs.
Margaret Peele will read paper.
Miss Frances White and Mr. Bernard
"Wednesday, were the guests of honor at
hearts party last night at the home OF
Miss Harriet Allard. The hostesses for
the party were the members of a club to
which Miss Allard belongs. The house
was decorated in red hearts and smilax
for the occasion. From out of town the
and Mrs Herman Martin of Denver and
Miss Hattie Ellis Of Cincinnati.
Mrs. J. Alfred Barnard was the hostess
Tor luncheon yesterday which she gave
In honor of Mrs. Laura Ritzinger Briggs, OF
Lincoln, Mass. The table at which the
guests were seated was adorned with an
oval basket filled with orchids and white
hyacinths. Those entertained by Mrs. Bar
nard were Mrs. Clinton L. Hare, Mrs VIII
liam Haueisen, Mrs. Henry c. Atkins, Mrs.
William Pirtle Herod. Mrs. Frank G.. Oar
l1ngton. Mrs w Garrard Comfy Mrs.
Mrs. Henry Wallace and Miss Martindale.
Miss Josephine and Miss Evelyn Dunn
entertained number of ladies with
fad party at their home on Cornell
avenue nue. In honor of Mrs. RICHARD Milourn;
beautifully decorated with carnations and
ferns Miss Ruby Moore furnis ned the
music for the evening. The prizes were
won by Mrs. Richard Milburn, Mrs.
Carolyn r. Faut and Miss Frances Walsh.
Among the guests were Mrs. Richard Mil
burn, of Greenfield, Ind, Mrs. L. B. Fox
Jordon, Mrs. Cox, Mrs. Carolyn r. Faut.
Mrs. John Monks, Mrs. Gordon. Miss Lora
Lube, Miss Julia Moore Miss Ruby Moore.
Miss Dora Culp, Miss Viola Jordan, Mrs.
Alcott, Miss CRUDE, Miss Kate Gibson, and
the Misses Marie Frances and Celia Walsh.
The Aftermath Club will have a guest
evening Wednesday at the home of Mrs.
v w. Woodward, and a musicale will be
given with the following programme: The
Flatterer' CChaminade) and viola Grand
March paul Bahr), by George Deavltt
Brown; Prologue to II P,asgliacciS by Ed I'd,
Estelle Edmonds: mandolin. Beneath the
Low Thatched Roof Again" (GeibeD;
'Alice, Where Art ThOU?" CAscher); Belle
of New York Clark. by Mrs. Charles d.
White; over Yellow Fields (Chaminade);
Fair Helen QIastings); The Cuckoo
Bird Myers), by Mrs. o. 7. Behymer; i
Adore Thee" Q,amarl; ''Violets" Ellen
Yeazelle Mercer; solo, Mrs. James Nj.
feathers; reading, Maxim an Editor
Outen Him" (Carlton): IAN Old Sweetheart
of Mine (Riley) by Miss EdmonGs lr III s
naire); Japanese Love Song" (Thomas),
by Miss Georgia Calvin. and THE Refrac-
tory Monk" (Rosse), by Edward Nell.
DIR. and Mrs. Thomas T. stucky., of
surprise party Friday evening by number
of their relatives in celebration of their
twenty-hfth wedding anniversary. Ten OF
the guests were present at the wedding or
the oldest present averaged seventy years,
the oldest person being Mrs. Matilda Hays,
of Gosport. the mother of Mrs. Jackson
The guests included Mr.. and Mrs. jackson
Landers, Mr.. and Mrs. John Landers. Mr..
and Mrs. William +. Landers, Mr. and Mrs
Ouat. Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Binkley, Mr..
and Mrs. Z. w. STICKY. Miss Eudora Ian
ders, Mrs. Harriet Cox and Mr. John
Sheets. From out of town the guests We're
DR. and Mrs j. Nj. STICKY. DR.. Fred
STICKY. Mrs. Matilda Hays, Miss Hattie
Hays of Gosport, Mrs. Margaret Hite and
Mr.. How Landers of Martinsville, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. NJ. Matthews of MOoresville.
The Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton will give an entertainment on George
Washingtons birthday at the residence OF
Mrs. Addison Bybee, 1914 North Pennsyl-
Vania street at half past o'clock Feb y.
The programme will consist of musical
lectiOns by Mrs. Carroll Carr, Miss
Ketcham and Miss Sickles and paper APP
propriate 10 the day by Miss Emily
Fletcher. The executive committee is COM
posed of Mrs. Addison Bybee, Mrs. Chaplin
c. Foster. Mrs. Augustus Boice, Mrs. Geo;
w. Dean and Mrs. J. w Winters assisted
Sullivan. Mrs. George w. Stout, Miss
Myrtle Smith, Miss Alice Nj. Snyder, Mrs.
T. G. Thompson, Mrs. CORTLAND Van
Camp. Miss Ella ID. Van Camp Mrs. c. a.
ID. N Walker, Mrs. Willoughby Walling,
Mrs George Warren, Miss Alice Wick, Mrs.
Eloise Wilder. Mrs. Charles Williams,
Miss Alma w. Wilson, Mrs. Daniel Win
ings, Mrs. Wilbur F. Winchester, Mrs.
Charles H. Wood, Mrs. Juliette r. Wood,
Mrs. Emil Wulschner Miss Mary II.
Yerkes and Miss Susan H. Herkes.
MARION CLUB BALL.
From responses which have been received
by the committees in charge of the Marion
Club ball. to be given tomorrow night at
the German House. it is believed the affair
will be the most successful in the clubs
history 1t is expected that not less than
200 persons will be present and that the
crowd will number probably more than
that The committees have been working
hard at the decorations for several weeks
and the auditorium OF the German House
is beautifully and tastefully decorated. The
walls and ceiling of the room will be
massed in green and thousands of mean
descent lights will shine out of the foliage.
A supper has been arranged 10 be served
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock and IL
o'clock, and the orchestral music engaged
is the best procurable. The following are
the members of the committees in charge:
Entertainment Committee - James Nj.
feathers chairman, Thomas Z. Potter,
sr., Thomas c. Whallon, DIR. Reginald w.
Garstang, Richard B. futile. Reception
committee-FlOyd A. Woods (chairman),
John G. KirkwoOd, John l.. Ketcham, sr.,
Fred c. Gardner, Lawson NJ Harvey, JOS.
b. Healing, William Z. English, Frederick
A Joss. L. c.. Rothschild, c. A. BOokwal
ter, c. G. Perry, T. A. Wynne, Booth Tark
ington. John b. Cockrum r. NJ. Church
man, r. H. Bryson. II. NJ. Haldeman, j. s.
Cruise, L. J. Baker, l.. a. Cox, Charles Z.
Coffin, w. w. CritchlOw, James A. Collins,
Carroll B. Carr, w. y. Rhodes, Joseph f.
Clay, J. w. Fesler, George b. Elliott, A. NJ.
GlOssbrenner, Charles T. Thornton, Harry
Il. Smith, Charles y. Thompson, Armin c.
KOehne. Charles y. Elliott III. c. futile,
Harry B. Gates A. c. Metcalf. G. A. Ken
yon Frank l.. Littleton. Albert Leaf, VIM.
T. Elliott. Dr. Harvey a. Moore, John Nc
GregOr. Charles d. Johnson, Herbert II.
Rice, j. f. McGaughey, l.. w. Cooper,
Leonard Quill, James +. Greer, John
Isaacs, l.. +. Ryan, Grant Brown, j. X.
Robson. Pearson Mendenhall Everett Wag
ner, Frederick A. Matson. Charles S. Wilt
sic. Floor. committee-Thomas T.. Potter,
sr (chairman), William a. Bogardus,
Gavin l.. Payne, II. +. Hackedorn, Charles
o. ROemler, DR.. John X. Kyle, Richard b.
futile, Frank c. Cutter, Henry ]. Brandon,
William Pirtle Herod, Oran Muir, Larz
Oliver. James w. Noel. CT. L. Varney,
Schuyler A Haas DR. Albert NJ. Cole. c. c.
Hadley, DR.. r r. Charlton, r. F. David
son. Paul G. Azbill. Ralph Bamberger,
John w. Bowlus. Bert E Uhl. Thomas ].
Carter F. c. Olive Cass Connaway, +. G.
Groninger. s. II. Shank. II. B. Martin, Ira
NJ Holmes, Charles l.. Farrell.