The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-09-21

Mrs. James I. Lodge took a party Of
young people to the d. A. r. garden party
Wednesday afternoon in honor OF her niece,
Miss Katherine Tyler, OF Seattle, Wash,
who Is her guest. Those asked TO meet
Miss Tyler were Miss Margaret Cravens,
of Madison, Miss Elizabeth Defrees, Miss
Martha Foster. Miss Sally Hall. of Brazil.
Miss Sue Howe, Miss Annie Dean, Miss
Harriet Eitel. Miss frances Pangborn.
Miss Johnson, OF Avondale, Miss Ellen
Baker and Miss Anna Louise Beck
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Mrs. May Wright Sewall was the hostess
for a reception Monday evening at her
home on North Pennsylvania street, at
which the faculty Of the Girls Classical
School were the guests Of honor. Assist
ing Mrs. Sewall during the evening were
the officers OF the Alumna Association
Mrs. James Mcintosh Judson, Miss Colgan,
Miss Marjorie Ellis and Miss Hilda
Fletcher. There are a number OF new
member In the faculty this season, and
these were all present. They include Mrs.
Townsend, Of Elmira. ". Y; Miss Sage,
OF Cincinnati; Miss King. Of Buffalo; Miss
stevens. Of Elizabeth. N. z; Miss Quigg,
Of Oswego, N. Y.
Miss Frances Pangborn was the hostess
for an informal thimble party Tuesday
morning for her guest, Miss Elizabeth
Johnson, OF Avondale. Miss Pangborn was
assisted In entertaining by her mother.
Mrs. George ". Pangborn. and the guests
included: Mrs. Harrington Baker. Mrs.
Marshall T. Levey. Miss Julia Hobbies, Miss
Frances Burrell. Miss May Culver, Miss
Florence Jones. Miss Orrin woollen, Miss
Annie Dean. Miss Mary Foster, OF Craw-
louisville. Miss Margaret Cravens, of
Madison. Miss Mary Noble. Miss Edna
Stevenson. Miss Blanche Names, Miss
Edith Grifiths. Miss Edna Frank. Miss
Florence Plum, Miss Lois Dyer, Miss Mera
Tousey, Miss Annie Hurry, Miss Martha
Foster.
The members OF the Young Women
Christian Association were the hostesses
for a large reception Friday evening at the
associations home on North Pennsylvania
street. The affair was in honor of the
board OF managers. the advisory board and
the secretaries, Miss Stella T. Bartlett.
Miss Mary Lee. Miss Julia Elizabeth
Fisher. Miss Maude Hixson and Miss Bet
tiebel Bebee. The guests were received in
the large dining room, which was decorated
with a profusion of palms and with great
VI 0a@G ALO NOAIL-
mittee were the officers of the association
Mrs. T. f. McCrea. president; Mrs. G..
j. Buchanan. vice president; Mrs. A. b.
Mitchell. secretary; Miss Elizabeth Sweets,
treasurer; Miss Addie Wallace, chairman
Of the committee on arrangements, assisted
by Miss Minerva D~uckworth, Miss Mary
Hitchcock, Miss krances Wellington. Miss
Lillian Reagan. An orchestra played dur
ing the evening and punch was served by
Miss Louise Mckenzie, Miss Baxter and
Miss Emma Stewart. The halls and par
lors of the association building were all
prettily adorned with goldenrod and palms
and many friends called during the eve
ming.
The Caroline Scott Harrison Chapter Of
the Daughters OF the American Revolution
gave a delightful garden party Wedr esday
afternoon at the home OF its president gen.
eraI. Mrs. Charles W.. Fairbanks. on North
Meridian street. The large yard presented
a pretty sight, being gayIy decorated with
flags and bunting OF the national colors.
The visitors were welcomed by Mrs. Fair
banks. Mrs. James NJ. Fowler, state re-
gent. Mrs. 8. +. Perkins, chapter regent.
and Mrs Chaplin c. Foster. honorary state
regent, who stood In a marque tent near
the entrance. In the other tents scattered
over the ground were other members OF the
one Of the tents. One OF the attractions
arranged BY Mrs. II. c. q. Balls, Mrs. Jchn