The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-10-19
Event. of the Past week.

Mrs. Chris O'Connor gave a large caro-
Darty Wednesday afternoon. at which she
uas assisted by Mrs. E.. c. Granting, Mrs
w. j. Griffin. Mrs. ]. ]. Madden. Mrs. E. J.
OfReilly and Miss May Duggan.
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Mrs. John T. Barnett entertained at
luncheon yesterday in honor of her guests.
Mrs. II. s. Adams, of Danville, and Miss
Batteiie. Of Boston. Chrysanthemums deco
rated the table and covers were laid for
fourteen.
Miss voris and Miss Eden voris enter
tanned Friday evening for Miss Elder, Of
Greensburg. at their home. 719 East Six
teenth street. The guests from out of
town were the Misses Eleanor La Grange
and Marcia voris, Mr.. W.. r. voris and
Mr.. Ohio Curtis.
A handsome dinner was given Wednes-
day evening at the Grand Hotel by Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Schergens in honor Of the
seventeenth anniversary Of their wedding.
The guests included Mrs. Edward Lynns.
OF ST. Louis. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Miller,
Mr.. and Mrs. David Kahn and Miss Alma
Schergens. The dinner was followed by a
box party at the theater.
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Miss Ira Turrell entertained at luncheon
Wednesday afternoon for Miss Marguerite
Bugbee. The appointments were in green
and white. The guests were Miss Bug
bees attendants at her wedding last week,
Miss Marie K~atzenbach. Miss Marguerite
Owings of New York. Miss Florence Dun
ming. Miss Harriet Bugbee. Miss Myla
Smith and Miss Alma Craft.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank NJ. Murphy gave a
supper Wednesday night after the horse
show. entertaining for Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Lewis Kuhns and Mr.. and Mrs. +. T. Fish.
OF South Bend. who are with Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Murphy. The appointments Of the
dinner were exceptionally handsome and
the other guests included Mr.. and Mrs. r.
p. Van Camp. Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. White.
or Cleveland, Mr.. Parker Boice and a num-
Der OF others.
The Monday Afternoon Literary Club cell
ebraled its presidents day meeting Monday
afternoon with the new president, Mrs.
Alice Moore, 2136 North Meridian street,
The programme included a duet by Mrs.
c. A Paquette and Mr.. Robert Strong; an
address by the retiring president. Mrs. ]. L.
Masters, and one by the new president,
Mrs. Moore. A second musical feature
was a vocal solo by Mrs. Fremont Swain.
The programme was followed by a social
hour.
Miss Florence Plum gave a small COM
pany Friday afternoon in honor of her WIS.,
ttors, Miss Gardiner, of Wlkesbarre, Pa,
and Miss Harris. of Newark. N. ]. Among
the guests were Miss Stein and Miss Rawl
ings. of Anderson, with Miss Mary Kurtz.
The guests were seated at daintily ap-
pointed small tables. Friday night Miss
Edna Stevenson gave a box party at the
horse show for Miss Plum and her visitors.
Wednesday Miss Mona Taggart win give
q luncheon for them.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank M. Millikan gave a
dinner Friday night, entertaining Governor
and Mrs. w T.. Durbin and their visitors,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ball, of Muncie, and
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Bliss and their
visitors. Mrs. Myrick. of Memphis, Mrs.
Bauer, OF Chicago, and Miss Keegan, Of
Charlottesville. The table appointments
were in white and green with ferns and
lights. and the name cards had water
color designs, symbolical of the horse
show. Later the party went to the horse
show.
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Mrs. Edwin B.. Pugh was the hostess for
q luncheon Thursday at the University Club
in honor Of Mrs. Boland, who is visiting
her sister. Mrs. Merle ~. A. Walker, and
Mrs. Robert Proctor. Of Upton. The col
ors OF the horse show, green and white,
prevailed in all the decorations OF the
table To each chair was fastened a big
chrysanthemum tied with green and white
satin ribbons. Masses of ferns formed the
centerpiece of the table and the light fell
from green shaded candles. The name
cards were dainty bits OF water colors.
and the guest favors were cut-glass creme
de nenthe glasses. Covers were laid for
twelve.
Edwin Ray Methodist Episcopal Church
gave a reception Wednesday evening to
their pastor, the Rev. C. C. Edwards. and
his family in honor of his return for an
other year. The Rev. Mr.. Edwards was
greeted with a hearty welcome by all the
members of the church and congregation
TIL programme for the evening consisted
of brief talks from members representing
the various departments OF the church
prayer by the Rev. Z. b. Rawls and a re.
Spouse by the pastor. the musical part oil
the programme being supplied by Miss
Ruby Lane. pianist. of this city. and A. L
Beard. violinist, of New York city.
Miss Myla and Miss Bernice Smith gave
a hearts party last night In honor OF Miss
Bugbee and Mr.. Craft. entertaining the
members of the bridal party and a few
friends OF Miss Bugbee. The decorations
In the different rooms were smilax, rec
hearts and scarlet sage and the tapers wer,
red The head table was used as the bride,
table and was especially decorated. TIL,
prizes and score cards were symbolic will
the horse show. The Misses Smith wer,
assisted by Mrs. Alonzo b. Chapman am
Mrs. ]. w. Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. w. S
Ryan. Mr.. Tom Ryan and Mr.. Ere,
Georgia. OF huncie, were among tn
guests.
The Ladies Club OF the German Hous
observed It's nnual guest day on Saturda,
afternoon Every member of the club wa
allowed 10 bring one guest. The reception
COMMITTEES included Mrs. Charles II. Broich
Mrs. Julius Hartman, Mrs. Julius wocheI
Mrs. Robert Keller n Miss Marth
Janke. The assistants were Karl yol
Hake. Mrs. George Bauer, Mrs. Henri
Smith. Mrs. r. Brandt. Mrs. Robert Kipr
Mrs. Fred NJ. ~Bachmann. Mrs. William /
Junkciaus. Mrs. Henry Runge, Mrs. r
Kinklin. Mrs. Charles Mode, Mrs. Robinso