The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-05-28

Delaware street. Miss Mary Fitch and
Miss Isabel Palmer. two of Junes brides.
were the guests OF honor. The tables were
adorned with large center bouquets OF pink
peonies, with tiny japanese vases Of pink,
blue and white mignon and asparagus fern
at each cover. The vases were tied with
bridal bows of white gauze ribbon. With
Miss Sewall and Miss Palmer, Miss fuckers
guests, were Mrs. Warren d. Cakes, Miss
Mae Culver. Miss Mona Taggart, Mrs.
Frank Baker. Mrs. Mary +. Hildebrand,
Miss Florence Plum, Miss Julia Hollweg,
Miss Mary Hicks Mrs Guy f. Hawkins,
Miss Anna Jillson. Miss Helen Bowman,
Miss Flora Ketcham, Miss Mera Tousey.
Miss Ethel Ravens, Miss Annie Dean,
Miss Bess Defrees. Mrs. William Smock
Allen, Miss Florence Jones, Miss Julia Fish,
Miss Blanche Maine, Miss Helen Swain,
Mrs. Clarence Stanley Mrs. Hugh Hanna.
jr Miss Deborah d. Moore, Mrs George
Barrett Monkey, Miss Eudcra Landers, Miss
Martha Foster, Miss Anne Hurry and Miss
Beatrice Byers.
Among those who are subscribers to the
four descriptive piano recitals which Miss
Neuhauss, OF Boston, will give during the
Harry Stewart New, Major and Mrs.
Charles Shaler, Mrs. Calvin N Kendall,
Miss Duncan, Mrs Edward Daniels, Mrs.
c. y. Thompson, Mrs. Charles Latham,
Mrs. May w. Donnan, Mrs. Louis II. Glib
son, Mrs. William Coughlen, Mrs. Raymond
p. Van Camp. Mrs. Charles Carroll Brown,
ers. Mrs. Hugh ]. MCGOWAN, Mrs. Albert
Baker. Miss Julia Harrison Moore, Miss
Deborah Duane Moore, Mrs. Thomas r.
Kackley Miss Atkins. Mrs John G. Dean,
Mrs. Edward +. Hodges, Mrs. David Wal
lace. Mrs. j. K. Sharpe, Mrs. o. G.. Pfaff,
Mrs. II. S. Fraser. Mrs. Franz Bellnger,
Miss Vallette Miller, Mrs. =. y. Raymond,
Mrs. +. G.. Darlington, Mrs. II. r. Richards,
Mrs. George c. Hit, Mrs. Richard l.. Tai
bott. Mrs. George n. Catterson, Mrs. c. l..
Hare, Mrs. NJ G. Haueisen, Mrs. William
f.. English, Mrs. Henry Jameson, Miss
Jameson, Mrs. John w. Kern, Mrs. John n.
Carey. Miss Carey, Mrs. w. Z. Hayward,
Miss Hayward.
| KNICKERBACKER HALL EXERCISES
The east lawn of the Knickerbacker Hall
| School for Girls presented an interesting
and picturesque scene yesterday afternoon.
when the Archery Club of the school gave
a tea for the senior class and held an
| archery contest. The contestants, eighteen
in number have been under the instruction
| of Mrs. Penelope Wolfe for the past year
| and have become quite skilled in the art
| of target shooting. The regulation thirty
yards interviewed between the target and
| the archers and ten rounds were shot, three
| shots each, a bugle call announcing the
ends Miss Grace Maltby proved herself
| the most expert shot and received the first
| prize-a dainty target and arrow pin of
| gold. Miss Julia LamSOn won the second
| place and Miss Ethel Beard came third
After the contest coffee was served on the
| lawn, which was gay with tea tables and
| Japanese lanterns. Later the young peo-
| pie danced in the gymnasium. The guests
| were entertained by the instructors of the
school, Miss Yerkes, principal, Mrs. Wolfe,
| Miss Lance Miss Mitchell and Miss Thomp-
son and the members of the senior class,
Miss Alice Butler, Miss Mary May White,
| Miss Janet Turner, Miss Gertrude Mali
| plant, Miss Mary Niche and Miss Helen
| Hunt. The members OF the Archery Club
| are Miss Edith La Parle and Miss Helen
| Knight. of Kankakee; Miss Helen Barney.
| of Woodruff Place; Miss Anne Thomas, of
| Delaware, o.; Miss May Miller, of Denver,
! Col; Miss Edith Beard. of Rantoul, III. (:
| Miss Glenore Dallenbach, Of Champaign,
| ILL.,; Miss Hazel Stewart. of Marion; Miss
| Julia Lamson, of Maxinkuckee: Miss Grace
| Maltby, of Aurora, ILL.,; Miss May Carstens,
| OF Michigan City; Miss Emily Van Ehreh-
| stein, of Rochester; Miss Edith Hooker, of
| Milwaukee; Miss Helen Linnell, of Jeffer-
| sonville; Miss Helen Matlock, OF Lafayette;
| Miss Cornelia Thompson, of Ocean Grove,
n. j., and John and Donald Jameson, of
| this city.