The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-12-10
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ing In honor of Miss Spurrier. of Rushville.
who is visiting Miss Pierce
The woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety of the First Friends Church will
meet with Mrs. Arthur Timberlake at her
home No. 1926 College avenue. this after
noon. The subject will be India"
Miss Julia Hollweg was the hostess for
delightful high tea yesterday. entertaining
a few of her friends for her gust Miss Ras-
sieur, of ST. Louis. Miss Alice Albright, of
louisville. with the Misses Fahnley, was
among the guests.
Mrs William r. Brown received infor-
mally yesterday afternoon at her home on
North Meridian street in honor of her
guest. Mrs. Harry Leonard Woodburn. of
Boise City, Idaho number OF friends
assisted in the Inequalities of the after
noon.
Mrs. Lehman II. Dunning and Miss Flor
ence Cunning have issued invitations for a
reception next Saturday afternoon at their
home North Pennsylvania street, in
honor of Miss Barnard, of Rochester, N
Y, and Miss Crosby, of Grand Rapids
who will be their guests
Mrs. F. A. Durham. of GAINESVILLE o., VINO
was TO have been with Mrs Chairman Will
liams at their luncheon to-day. has been de-
tanned by illness. Mrs. Williams will have
with her instead Mrs. A. w. Ritzinger, of
St. Paul, Mimi, who Is visiting Mrs. Leah
Ramsey.
Mrs John O'Boyle entertained at lunch
con yesterday in honor OF Madame Stanley
and Mrs. James d. Stanley. Red carnations
formed the floral decoration for the table.
To meet the guests of honor were Mrs.
Elisha Ravens. Mrs. John G. Williams.
Mrs. Robert Geddes. Mrs. Mortimer Lever
ing and Mrs. S. E. Perkins.
The Sigma Gamma Phi OF the Shortridge
High School will give a dance at the home
of Mrs. John H. Holiday Dec. 30. The
members of the sorority are Misses Marie
Starr. Jessie EpRs. Eleanor Tucker. Ida
Parrott. Nelse lockwood, Mary Cheno-
weth, Mary Holiday and Margaret New
comb.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. R. Perry and Miss Lena
Donaldson, Miss Edna Donaldson, Miss
Elizabeth Martin. Miss Dorothy Gordon,
Miss Lillian Parker. of Logansport. Mr..
William Brennan, Of Philadelphia. and Mr..
present at the wedding of Miss Edith Nc
Farland and Mr.. Otto Edward Anthony,
which will be solemniZed this evening al
the home of the brides parents Mr. and
Mrs. j. L. Mcfarland.
HANDSOME RECEPTION.
Mrs. Lynn B. MiIlikan was the hostess for
a large and handsome reception yesterday
afternoon at her home on North Meridian
street. entertaining in honor of Mrs. James
r. Millikan, a recent bride. her mother
Mrs II. c. Sherrick. and Miss Berd Sherrick
all of Avopdale, Mrs. Harry Gilbert OF ST
Louis. who is Mrs. Frank Van Camps
guest, and the eleventh anniversary of her
marriage. The drawing room was deco
rated with smilax and tall vases and wall
pockets OF white chrysanthemums. Harris
orchestra, screened by palms. played in the
hallway. which was further decorated with
vases Of fragrant pink roses. The library
was in red, the tapers and carnations be-
ing of the same color. In the dining room
the color scheme of green and white was
followed. Around the walls was a frieze OF
Southern smilax. interest with wall pockets
of white chrysanthemums. The table bore
a French basket of the same flowers sci
in green ferns and the light fell from green
shaded candles in crystal candelabra. Mrs
Millikan's assistants were Mrs. j. G. Pier
camp ap' Mrs. l. N Richie, Mrs Henry r
Bliss, Mrs. F. w. Wood, Mrs. Louis f
Smith, Mrs. G. w. Bliss. Mrs. ID. p. Win
ings, Mrs. Isaac w. Millikan, Mrs. w. j
Goodall, Mrs. Clark Mallery, Mrs. Rose
Wallace, Mrs. F. NJ. Millikan. Mrs. c. c.
Pierson, Mrs. n. W. Harding, Mrs. Herbert
Wilbur W. Dark AT the punch table
which was daintily laid in green and white
the beverage was served by Miss Mcconnell
Miss Eitel, Miss Elizabeth Cooper and Miss
Gertrude McHenry. Last evening Mr.. and
Mrs. Millikan entertained with a dance fol
their visitors, being assisted in their hos
ed in the afternoon, with their husbands
The ballroom on the third floor was attract
lively decorated in green and white.
FOR MISS HARDENBURGH.
Mrs. Harold o. Smith and Miss Josephine
Smith gave beautiful reception yesterday
afternoon at the Valencia in honor of Miss
Hardenburgh. of Honesdale, Pa. who is
Mrs. Smiths guest. Pink roses and carna-
tons added to the attractiveness of the
received. The dining room was all in scar
let, the color tone being carried out by the
use Of poinsettia blossoms and holly wreath:
tied with scarlet ribbons. For the table
were two French baskets of poinsettia anC
ferns, surrounded by candelabra. Durine
the afternoon harpist and violinist played
Assisting the hostesses were Mrs J. e
Smith, Mrs. E. w. STICKY, Mrs. Stuart
Dean, Mrs. Francis o. Dorsey, Mrs. Samue
Reid, Mrs. George Dwight Kahlo. Mrs. Dan.
lei Dorsey, Mrs. Raymond p. Van Camp
Mrs. Charles N. Williams. Mrs. John Mar.
tindale. Mrs Arthur deuel. Gates, Mrs
Thomas Reid Kackley, Mrs. Alvin s. Lock
ard. Miss Chambers. Miss Florence Bright
Miss Belle Layman. Miss Corella Taylor
Miss McDermott Miss Cooper Miss Agnes
Duncan and Miss Pearl Haynes.
SCHURMANN-SAMUE
The marriage of Miss nellie Ruth
| Samuels, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
| w. Samuels. and Mr.. Howard Schurmanr
was solemnized at 1880 o'clock last night al
| the Tabernacle Church in the presence OF
| about two hundred of the relatives and in
| innate friends of the two families There
were no attendants and the bride entered
| the church with the bridegroom, being pre-
| ceded TO the altar by the two ushers, Mr.
| Karl Krauss and Mr.. Frank Bronson, while
| Mr.. Charles Hansen at the organ rendered
| the wedding march from "Lohengrin'
The Rev. j. Cumming Smith pronounced
| the ceremony. during which the prize
| Song" was played. The bride was beauti
fully gowned in a cream silk eolian clotf
/ which was made with Louis XIV Jacket
| of heavy cream lace The skirt had a broad
band insertion of lace. She wore whit,
| fox hat trimmed with white velvet lace
and ostrich plumes. Her bouquet was o.
| pink roses tied with tulle and smilax. A
number of guests came from out of towr
| for the occasion, among them being Mr.
and Mrs. Chester Foor and Mr.. and Mrs
Miffiin Jones, of Anderson; Mr.. Harr,
| Samuels. of Chicago, and Mr.. and Mrs Il
w. Collins, of Cleveland. Mr.. and Mrs
| Schurmann left last night for weddins
| trip to the East. On their return they will
reside at the Blacherne, where they will bt
| at home after Jan. Is.
| Observation-Disclosures
| GUTHRIE. o. T., Dec. 9.-First Lieut.
| Hugh Kirkman, Eighth United States Cav
| airy, stationed at Fort Sill. and Miss Grac,
Kearns Burkhead, of Whiteville N c. Z
| niece of Capt. T.. Z. Gayle, artillery corps
| L. s. A. were married to-day at Fort Sill.
''MR. DOOLEY" WEEDS
| NEW YORK, Dec 9.-Finly. Peter Dunno
| author of Mr. Dooley." and Miss Margere
| Abbott, daughter OF Mrs. Mary Abbott
! formerly of Chicago. were married i'm thi.
| city to-day.
| Fashionable Diners.
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