The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-04-04

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The Ladies' Club of the German House
will give its April euchTe party at the
German House tomorrow afternoon. Mrs.
Franklin Vonnegut and Mrs. Robert Kip
are at the head of the section and their as
~sistants are Mrs. McCurdy, Mrs. Bachman,
Miss Keller and Miss Weigand.
Mrs. Hugh Hanna, jr., observed her first
at home yesterday at her new home on
receiving her callers by Miss Deborah d.
Moore. Mrs. Hugh II. Hanna and Mrs. NJ.
S. Moore. Mrs. Hanna, Jr., Will be at home
on the Thursday afternoons during April.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Baird. of Louisville.
will arrive tomorrow to visit Mrs. Milton
A. Woollen and family and remain for the
Dark-Woollen wedding. Other guests who
will arrive later are Mr.. ). NJ. PARCEL. of
Louisville, Mr.. Charles Baird, of Detroit,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson Clancy. of Louis
vile.
Mrs. John L. Ketcham and Miss Eliza
beth Ketcham entertained at luncheon yes
terday in honor of Mrs. Leon o. Bailey.
The friends invited 70 meet Mrs. Bailey
were Mrs. George Edwin Hunt, Mrs. Will
lam Line Elder, Mrs. Alfred F.. Potts, Mrs.
Augustus Lynch Mason and Mrs. Charles
Shaler.
Mrs. J. Richard Francis is visiting friends
in Shelbyville. Yesterday a luncheon was
and a number of her friends from this
city attended. Those who went to Shelby
vile for the day We're Mrs. Charles Pa
quette. Mrs. w. w. Carter, Mrs. Owen
and Mrs. Chauncey Clark.
Mrs. T. E. Collins aud daughter gave a
dinner last evening at their new home, Alb
East Michigan street, and their guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Nell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Smith, Mr.. George Smith, Mr.. Law,
Mr.. Talbot, Mr.. Conduit, Mr.. and Mrs.
Messick. Miss Irene Martin. Miss BoOtman,
Mrs. Brooks, Miss Brown and Miss Grote.
Misses France and Lila Allison were the
hostesses for a luncheon yesterday at the
Columbia Club. Their guests included a
number of out-of-town visitors, Miss john
Springfield, O., Miss Jessie Wallace, of
Lafayette. Miss Anna Boggs, of cPher-
son, Kan, and Miss Grace Galloway. of
Cincinnati. After the luncheon the party
attended the vaudeville performance and
were entertained at dinner in the evening
by Miss Edna Randall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Atkins entertained
a number of young people from Franklin
last night. The party was composed OF
the members of a euchre club who came
up on an interurban car for the even
ing. Those accepting Mr.. and Mrs: At
kins's hospitality were Miss Lucy Nalen-
tine, Miss Ruth Sloan, Miss Ruth Wood
small, Miss Hazel Dunlap. Miss Clara
Moody Mr.. Louis Dunlap, Mr.; Ralph
lers. Mr.. Norman Pritchard, Mr.. Mark
Miller, all OF Franklin, and Miss Edith
Miller with Miss Grin WOollen.
Mrs. Frank Richie and Mrs. Fl. H.
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Richie on
North Pennsylvania street. Southern smi-
lax, which wound the staircase and draped
the doorways and tall palms and ferns,
were the decorations of the parlors and
hallway. Scarlet was the color used In the
lining room and a great basket of scarlet
tulips adorned the table. Assisting In the
Inequalities of the afternoon were Miss
Mabel Schmidt, Miss Caroline Marmon,
Miss Edith Fountain, Miss Beatrice Ryers
and Miss Florence Cothrell. The young
people assisting were Misses Agnes Richie.
Ruth Maxwell, Marguerite Ladley, Dora
Wilker, Miss Florence Plum, Mrs. j. c.
n ~ IEn rio w NTAnrna NrC
T. Condo, Mrs. d. T. Praigg, Mrs. w. W.
Critchlow, Mrs. F. w. Wood, Mrs. f.. A.
Hendrickson. Mrs. Guy E. Hawkins and
Mrs. 1. n. Richie.
new home yesterday with a reception, to
which her many friends were invited TO
meet her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Sampsel
W. Mansfield, a bride of last winter, who
was Miss Jessie Moury, of Ashland, O.. The
flowers, ferns and strands of Southern smi-
lax, which were used in the decoration of
the hallway and several rooms, were ar
ranged In an artistic manner. The arch
ways of all the doors and windows were
framed and draped with a profusion of the
smilax, as was the long stairway. On the
table In the hall was a big cluster of white
tulips In q Japanese bowl, and in the deep
window OF the stairway were vases OF
American Beauties. In the parlor the
NANTES were arranged with pink roses set
amid delicate maidenhair ferns. Punch was
served In the library, where the carnations
and tulips were scarlet, and the young
girls who assisted wore gowns in which the
colors. scarlet and white, were combined.
The dining room was especially pretty.
In the center of the table, on a mat of lace
and gold embroidered satin, was a big
basket filled with Easter lilies and daffO-
dis. and the lights were all shaded with
yellow tulip shades which cast a golden
glow over the room. An orchestra played
during the receiving hours. Mrs. Mans
field was assisted by Mrs. Major Taylor,
Mrs. John f. Wild. Mrs. Theresa Voss
Smith, Mrs. Edward B. Hutchinson, Mrs.
Henry A. Mansfield, Mrs. Thomas A. Win
terrowd, Mrs. Edwin A. Hendrickson, Mrs.
Sterling r. Holt, Mrs. Pierre Gray. Mrs.
Thomas Hibben. Miss Voss, Mrs. Olive T.
Byron, Mrs. Elliott Perkins, jr, Misses
Annie and Benie Wiegand. Miss Bessie
Byfeld. Miss Mary Reaume. Miss Porter
field. Misses Helene Hibben. Mabel Rose,
Lydia Parry, Margaret Cook, Bertha NAL
lery. Evadne Hayward, Helen Carson,
Adabel Chenoweth, Corinne Mansfield and
Master Freeland Mansfield and Miss Jessica
Wood. Tonight Mr.. and Mrs. Mansfield will
give a card party for Mr.. and Mrs. S. W..
Mansfield.
DRAMATIC CLUB PLAY TONIGHT.
The Dramatic Club will give its last per-
Torrance of the season at the Propylaeum
tonight. The curtain will rise promptly
at $50 o'clock and besides the play to
be given there will be a vaudeville per-
Torrance of especial interest. The play.
over Sunday dramatized by Mrs. Garlic
ton u. MCCtflOCus VIII Dc dCpeO Dy MTS.
McCulloch. Mrs. Gerritt NJ. Ryan, Mr..
Charles A. Layman and DIR. Francis O..
Dorsey. The artists who will present the
vaudeville bill are Mrs. Murphy, sketch;
Mrs. Charles Shaler, vocalist; Mr.. w. B..
WheelOck, monologue, and Mr.. Harry Muir
ply, sleight of hand. The committee in
charge of the evenings entertainment is
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. E. Hume, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. S. Holiday, Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Ross
and Mr.. Fred Ayres.
PETERS-KNIGHT.
Special TO the indianapolis Journal.
FORT WAYNE, Ind, April 3.-Society
was out in force this evening as guests at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Knight
on Spy Run avenue. attending the marriage
of their daughter, Miss Elizabeth Jayne,
and Mr.. Frederick Christian Peters, son of
John C. Peters. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. DR.. Mohat. of the First
Presbyterian Church. The bride was
dressed in a lace robe over white satin,
trimmed in duchess lace Her maids were
Miss Alice Nelson, of LOgansport, and
Misses Valette RurOde, Katherine Hoff-
man. Florence Barrett, Flora Peters,
Mary Knight and Helen knight,
of this city. The ribbon bearers
We're Misses Alice knight Helen and Ber-
tina Peters and Blanche Reuss. The groOm's
best man was his brother William. After
the wedding supper the guests assembled
given in honor of the bride and groom by
Mr.. Will Peters. Among the $50 guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Nelson, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. T. Wilson, Mr.. c.. w. Keller. Mr..
VIII Elliott and Mr.. Jesse Tabor. ali of
LoganspOrt; Mr.. and Mrs. r. g. Barnet.