The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-12-12

assistant superintendent of the public
schools. who has recently come here Tor
residence
has arrived 10 be with her parents, Rev.
and Mrs Joshua Stansfeld. until after the
new year.
Miss Harriet Fitch entertained informally
yesterday afternoon for Miss Spurrier, or
Rushville. who is visiting Miss Pierce on
Park avenue
Miss Edna Kuhn entertained her club
yesterday afternoon In honor or MISS fas-
sieur, of st. Louis, who is visiting Miss
Julia Hollweg.
Mr.. Edward Mayo. Mr.. Lee Mothershead;
Mr. Albert Coffin and Mr.. John klttle VIII
arrive on Dec % from Cornell to spend the
holidays with their families
Miss Louise Van Winckle returned
Wednesday TO her home in Danville, KY,
after several weeks visit with MT ana
Mrs. John Downing Johnson
Mrs Charles Z. Coffin will issue invita-
tions to-day for a reception for young Peo-
| pie, between the hours of and T. saturday,
| Dec. 20, I'm honor of Miss Ola Smith and
| Miss Lois Pratt.
Miss Florence Grubbs. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. ID. w. Grubbs. formerly OF this
city. now of the City OF McKee, Sh mas ar
| Korbly at the Lexington.
Mrs Baldwin of Boston. who is spending
this week with Mrs. Thomas G.. Smiley,
| will be with Mrs. Elmer Gay next week
/ Later she Will be Mrs. George "A. Gay
guest again, and will remain with her until
after Christmas.
Mrs. Hugh II. Hanna has issued invita-
| lions for a reception on Friday afternoon.
| Dec. 10, in honor of Miss Lois Pratt ana
Mr.. and Mrs. Hanna have Issued invita-
tons for reception the same evening in
Miss Pratt's honor at their home on North
| Pennsylvania street.
Mr. and Mrs. John Roberts will celebrate
| their golden wedding anniversary to-day
with family dinner at their home on Cen
1ni az & HI fr1m ouI on fD%h wn of
| Chicago Mrs Swift of Richmond and
| Miss Cain, of Anderson
Mrs John Candee Dean gave high tea
yesterday afternoon at her home on North
| were delightfully."- entertained Pink roses
| formed the floral decoration of her home
| and the cakes and ices were in pink rose
| forms. Mrs. Dean will give a company for
the girls of the Classical School residence
Saturday evening.
Mrs. SampseIl Waite Mansfield was the
guest of honor at luncheon for young
matrons which Mrs Chapman Williams
gave yesterday. Miss Ritzinger, o. st.
| Paul, received with Mrs. Williams and Mrs.
Mansfield and sixty friends were enter
| tanned. Among those from out of town
were Miss Florence Grubbs, of Mexico.
| with Mrs. Charles A. Korbly, and Miss
| futile, of Springfield, Mass, with Mrs.
| Henrietta West Stevens To-day Mrs. Will
| liams will give the third and last OF her
| series of handsome luncheons.
Mrs. William E. Kurtz was the hostess
| for dainty yellow chrysanthemum lunch
con Yesterday at her home on North Merid-
ian street, in honor of Miss Alter. of Penn
! sylvania. who is visiting Mrs. William III.
| Hubbard. A center cluster of yellow chrys-
anthemums adorned the table and the light
fell from yellow-shaded tapers in ihdivid-
ual candle holders at the guest places.
The name cards were done in water colors
and bore sketches of yellow chrysanthe-
| NUNS To meet Miss Alter were Mrs. Will
lam III. Hubbard Mrs. Benjamin d. Wal
| colt, Mrs. Evert NJ. Thompson, Mrs. John
A. Kurtz Mrs Frederick Van Doren CHS
lett Mrs Henri G. Cox, Mrs. John O'Boyle
and Mrs War. Dean.
Mrs. James E. Mccullough was the host
eSs for a card company yesterday after
noon. entertaining for her visitor. Mrs. T.
III. Blue. Carnations were used in the dec
Grafton of the several rooms Mrs. Nc
Cullough was assisted by Miss Gertrude
Minor and Miss Welborn. Her guests We're:
Mrs. John Lazarus and her guest. Mrs.
Brigham. of Boston. Mrs. Scion Goode.
John Stevenson, Mrs. j. N. Rogers Mrs
w. w. Winslow. Mrs. George w. Pangborn.
Mrs. Hildebrand, Mrs. G. e. Kregelo. Mrs
Anna Rcaume, Mrs. Sheerrin, Mrs. Nc
Kernen, Mrs. j. j. Price. Mrs John
O'Brien. Mrs. j. C. Shoemaker. Mrs. Her
bert Hadley. Mrs. Clark Mallery, Mrs;
George Pearson Mrs. John w. Minor and
Mrs. Arson Gardiner.
AFT-INGERMANN.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
| WORTHWHILE, Ind, Dec. n.-Charles
w. Kraft and Miss Katherine F. Inger-
mann were married at the home OF the
bride last evening in the presence of fifty
guests, the Rev. B. s. Holopeter. of the
Methodist Church, officiating. The bride
was given away by her brother, Harry
| Ingermann. She was gowned In white silk
| organize and carried Bride roses. The
bridesmaids were the Misses Margaret
Wild, Alice Hughes, Louanna Taylor, Of
this city, and Leila Bestal. of indianapolis.
| Miss Lulu Heylmann was maid of honor.
Mr. Kraft Is a prominent shoe merchant
| of this city, and the bride is the daughter
of George w. Ingermann, formerly post
master here.
| GARRETTSON-DEFF
| Special to the indianapolis Journal.
KOKOMO, Ind, Dec. u.-Mr. Alva Gar
rettson. of this city. and Miss Emma Def
fenbach. of Cincinnati, were married at the
home of the bride Tuesday The groom is
| a well-known commercial traveller. The
bride is niece of Justice H L. Moreland,
of this city, and formerly was court re-
porter in the Howard-Tipton circuit.
SIMMONS-GRASS.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
| WILKINSON, Ind, Dec u--John A.
Simmons and Alberta Grass were married
last evening at the home of the brides
| father, B. f. Grass, two miles west OF this
| place, by the Rev. Mr.. Hufferd, of Char
lottesville. They will live in Indianapolis
where the groom Is In business