The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-02-13
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.


Lille Reese for luncheon on Monday.
Miss Lucy Taggart and Miss Ethel Failey
have returned from a short visit in Terre
Haute.
Miss Florea. who has been Mrs. W. D.
Oakes's guest, returned to her home IN
Connersvllle yesterday.
Mrs. Oliver p. Bray will entertain this
Afternoon for her guests, Misses Broders
and Grehan, of Alexandria, Va.
Miss Grace De Bruler. daughter of Cur
ran De Bruler, of Evansville. is visiting
her aunt at l0l7 Central avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin \. Hendrickson en-
tertained their club last night in honor
of the guests of their house party.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Lemcke will enter
tain with dinner tomorrow evening for
Mrs. Edwin a. HendricksOns guests.
Mr.. Hemingway and his daughter. Miss
Carroll Hemingway, of Muncie. will be
Mrs. George n. Catterson's guests over
Sunday.
nacle Church Will give a musicale tea in
the church parlors tomorrow afternoon
from 3 till 6.
Mrs. Carleton b. McCulloch will give
morning company Thursday and will enter
tain Friday evening for her guest, Miss
Pitcher. of Nashville. Tenn.
Mrs. ]. n. Rogers. Mrs Gustav Rocker
Mrs. II. n. Rogers and Mrs. C. A. Wanin2
ford will receive this afternoon at the home
of Mrs. ]. n. Rogers on North Meridian
street.
Mrs. d. S. Hill will give dinner at the
Hotel English this evening in honor of Mrs
w. Z. Stevenson guests, Miss Peake, OF
Kansas City, and Miss Meltzer, of Green
castle.
Mrs. Laura Ritzinger Briggs, of Cam
bridge, Mass. is visiting her mother Mrs
Myla F. Ritzinger. Mrs. ]. A Barnard
will give luncheon in her honor Sat
urday.
Miss Spencer. of st. Louis, was the guest
of honor at a party dinner last night given
by Mrs. Harry Murphy. The name cards
and table appointments were symbolic Of
st. Valentines day.
Mr. H. Spencer, who came to attend the
Dramatic Club play, will return to-day to
his home in St. Louis, accompanied by his
sister, Miss Spencer, who has been visit
ing Miss Burford for several weeks.
Mrs. Allie Ravens and Mr. David Warner
were married at noon Tuesday at the home
of Rev. Clifford, who OBLIGATED Mr.. and
Mrs. Warner have left for a trip to Ohio
and will be at home at No. 2210 East WASH
ingtOn street after March l.
Mrs. George Bliss was the hostess for d
theater party to the Grand yesterday
afternoon in honor of Miss Peake, of Kan
sas City. After the performance the party
Those entertained by Mrs. Bliss were Mrs
w. u. Stevenson, Miss Meltzer of Green
castle, Miss Peake and Miss May Bliss.
Miss Marguerite Miner entertained yes
terdav afternoon with a card party for
Miss Frances White, who is to be mar
ried next week. During the afternoon the
guests gave Miss White a book shower
Mrs. J. +. Miner and Miss Mabel Potter
On Saturday evening the Girls Club will
give a hearts party, with Miss White and
Mr.. Bernard the guests of honor at the
home of Miss Hattie Allard
Preparations for the Marion Clubs an
nual ball, which is to be given next Mon
day night in the German House, are COM
pleted 1t is said over $500 invitations
nave been sent out. The decorations for
the main hall are to be one of the features
Thousands of incandescent lights will be
used in identifying the interior Supper
will be served in the two large dining
round tables, which will be prettily deco
rated with lights. Supper will be served
from 10 p. m. until a. m.
Mrs. Edward Elliott entertained with a
luncheon yesterday complimentary to Mrs
E. A. Hendrickson and her guests. Red
carnations and roses with ferns adorned
her dining table, and for each guest were
flower shaped name cards done in water
colors. The guests were Mrs. H. L. Say
Ter, Mrs. Banks and Mrs. Thompson of Chi
cago, Mrs Harry Beggs Of Terre Haute
Mrs. William Meeks of Shelbyville. Mrs
Hendrickson. Mrs. Frank Milliken. Mrs.
A. M. De Souchet, Mrs. Charles A. Ross
Mrs. Thomas A. Swain and Mrs G.. W.
Stout.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Meyer and Mr.. and
Mrs. Maurice Meyer gave q large recep-
ton last night at the Americas Club for
DR.. and Mrs. Alfred Jaeger, who were
recently married. The parlors and dining
hall were beautifully decorated in La
France roses and palms for the occasion
The Valentine idea was carried out in the
refreshments and favors. Assisting in re-
ceiving were the bridal party of the Keiffer-
Jaeger wedding and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Aufderheide, Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Kohn
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Cohen, Mrs. Moses Meyer
of Louisville. Mrs. Keiffer and Dr. and
Mrs. Gundelfinger.
DUCHETEAU-HORNU
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
ELWOOD, Ind, Feb 12.-Mr. Casper
Ducheteau and Miss Mary Hornung, prom
inent in Catholic circles, were married this
morning at st. Joseph's Church, the Rev.
Father Beigel officiating.