The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-12-21

Mrs. Burton II. Parrotts dance Tor ner
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Browns dance for
their son Carver.
Social Events Of the Past Week.
Miss Mary Kahlo gave a Christmas party
Monday afternoon. entertaining the young
ladies of the Tabernacle Church.
Mrs. Henry L. Wallace entertained few
children yesterday afternoon to celebrate
the birthday anniversary Of her son Lewis,
q grandson of Gen. Lew Wallace.
Miss Lucia Holiday gave a luncheon of
fourteen covers Thursday, entertaining for
Miss Theodosia HadIey and her guests.
Miss Crosby, Miss Barnard and Miss
Hanna.
Mrs. Samuel Stevens entertained at din
ner Tuesday afternoon for Mr.. Stevens's
sister, Mrs Amelia Davenport, of Boston.
Mrs. Davenport will be Mrs. Stevens's
guest for several weeks.
A masquerade surprise party was given
Thursday evening to Miss Anna Ballard at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Culbertson.
There were about forty guests. including
several from out of town.
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A small euchre party was given Thursday
afternoon by Miss Harriet Patch and Miss
Mabel Lance at the home of Miss Patch, on
Ruckle street. They were assisted by Mrs.
q. w. Lance and Mrs. N. ]. Harrison.
Miss Tarquinia L. Voss was the hostess
for a small high tea Wednesday afternoon
at her home on Broadway. The Christmas
colors were used in the adornment of the
several rooms and the candles were shaded
with red flower shades. Ten friends were
/. entertained.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan II. Bailey entertained
at cards Thursday evening. and were as
sisted by Mrs. George Hoadley, Mrs. Ber-
ton Bales, Miss Lolita Dillman and Miss
Jessie Bailey The prizes were won by
Mrs Melville Shaw, Mrs. William A. Holt,
Mr.. Bert Bordman and Mr.. Oscar Dillman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Morgan. of the
Savoy, entertained informally Monday
evening. having for their guests Miss Lena
Byrd and Mr. Bernard A. Scofeld, of Bra
I'll, whose marriage occurred Wednesday
evening. their wedding party and a few of
the friends who had arrived from out OF
lawn Tor the wedding.
Friday evening pleasant musicale was
given by the Broadway Neighborly Club at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. z. E. F'lickinger
The programme was given by Mr.. and Mrs
C. p. Williams. Miss May Allison, Miss
Haase, Miss Miller, Misses Nella Marie and
Sue Williams, Miss Eldred and Miss Hut
son.
Miss Lucy Taggart was the hostess for a
high tea Thursday afternoon. entertaining
a number of Vassar girls for Miss Barnard.
of Rochester. N. ". and Miss Helen Crosby.
OF Grand Rapids, Mich. Poinsettia were
used for the floral decorations of the dining
room. Mrs. Thomas Taggart assisted her
daughter in her Inequalities. Among the
guests were Miss Hanna, of Fort Wayne.
with Miss Theodosia Hadley.
Miss Theodosia Hamilton Hadley was the
hostess for pretty tea Tuesday afternoon.
entertaining for Miss Barnard, of Roches-
ter, N. Y, Miss Crosby. of Grand Rapids.
Mich, and Miss Julia Hanna. of Fort
Wayne. The color tone of red was carried
out in the decorations of the several rooms.
poinsettia being the flowers used. In the
evening Miss Hadley gave a dinner of a
dozen covers in honor of the visitors.
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Miss bernstein was the hostess for a the
ater party last Tuesday afternoon in honor
OF Miss weiner. of Newark. N. j. Her
guests included Misses Isabel and Rose
Haas. Miss Regina Wineman. Misses Mil
bred and Florence Myers of Louisville, Miss
Nathan, Miss Marks. Miss Jackson, Miss
Franckel Misses Sara and 10 Messing. Miss
Ethel Cohn, Miss Jean Rauh, Miss Estella
Selig and Miss Eta Marer. Later Miss
Bernstein entertained at dinner at the Den
tson-
Mrs. Walter p. Goodall entertained hand
somely Thursday with a buffet luncheon
for seventy OF her friends. Her home was
beautifully adorned for the occasion
Christmas greens and pink roses were at
tractively arranged I'm the parlor and Amer
lean Beauty roses were used in the library
and dining room. Among the guests were
Mrs Harry Leonard WOODBURY.. of Boise
City. Ida, with Mrs. William r. Brown
and Miss Alter, OF Blairsville, Pa, with
Mrs. William ii. Hubbard and Mrs. Jesse
Overstreet
The Caroline Scott Harrison Chapter OF
the Daughters of the American Revolution
met Monday afternoon with the regent
Mrs. Samuel Elliott Perkins. TO celebrat,
the Boston tea party. During the Afternoon
q programme was given by Mrs. c. c. Eos
ter, who read a paper on THE Revolution
in Indiana" and Mrs. James r. Carnaher
gave a report of the state convention helC
recently in Lafayette. The colors of tn.
organization. red white and blue. prevailed
I'm the decorations and Mrs. Perkins wa,
assisted in her hospitality by a number o.
the members.
Miss Helene Hibben was the hostess fo
. vsssar luncheon Wednesday, entertain
ing for Miss Helen Crosby. OF Grand Rap
Ids. Mich. and Miss Barnard. OF Rochester
N Y. The vassar color OF pink and siive
prevailed In the table decoration. The lish