The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-11-29

Camp, Mr. and Mrs Charles Martindale
and Mrs. Branch. of Anderson
Mrs. Nathaniel A. Hyde will hold an in
formal reception at her home. 1916 North
Delaware street this evening. from seven
to nine o'clock, for Mr.. Charles Fletcher,
of Massachusetts. Mr.. Fletcher Is the COM
piler of the new Fletcher genealogy anu mo
is anxious to meet all connections of the
family living In this city. All those Wno
are related to the family are invited 10 De
present on Saturday evening. Ihere are
no invitations.
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick A. Gregory gave
a delightful dancing party last night at
their home on North Meridian street, ioI
their sons. Frank and Paul. The parlors
were prettily decorated in flowers, pink pre-
vailing In these rooms The library was In
red flowers and lights, and the dining room
appointments were in yellow. About sixty
five young people were entertalheu, MI
and Mrs Gregory were assisted by Mr.. and
Mrs. S. b. Pray and Mr.. and Mrs. John
]. Appel.
Miss Bessie Dixson gave a dainty lunch
con yesterday in honor OF her guest, MISS
Belle Widner Pink chrysanthemums
formed the floral decoration of the table
and the name cards were decorated with
the same flowers. Favors of flower shaped
bonbon boxes were at the guests places.
Miss Dixson were Miss Hazel West, Miss
Irma Manegold, Miss Ethel Dorsey, Miss
Alice Brown, Miss Gertrude Zumpe and
Miss Josephine Maeder.
.
yesterday afternoon in honor of Mrs. Bald
win, of Boston, who is visiting Mrs. George
a. Gay. Mrs. Lyman w. Louis assisted
Mrs. Gay In her Inequalities. Those en-
tertained with the guest of honor were Mrs.
John b. Cockrum, Mrs Harry Ii. smith
mrs. Gay, Mrs. c. II. Peck, Mrs. SpauldlnS
Of Philadelphia. Mrs a. L. Loekridge; Mrs Is
NJ Mlinnan, Mrs. +. T.. Fuller, Mrs. j. 1.
McShane. Mrs. Hector Gilchrist, Mrs. J. L.
Casper, Mrs. w. L. Stevenson, Mrs. l. y.
ID frl1t ID HIT fracn MrG A
Winterrowd, Mrs. R. Z. Springsteen, Mrs:
T. III. Johnson. Mrs. j. o. Henderson and
Mrs. c. G. Pierson.
Miss Margaret Shower was the hostess
for pretty tea yesterday afternoon at her
home, Maplehurst, in honor of her guest
Miss Won Buelow, of Chicago, and her SIS
ter. Mrs. Herbert Dahlen of Terre Haute
The reception rooms were attractlvely deco
rated in Alpine violets and poinsettlas. Inc
dining room appointments were In PINK
roses and carnations being arranged In
vases on the table and buffet. Miss shower
was assisted by the Misses Scnellscnmldi
Allen, Miss Louise Spalding, OF Phlladel-
phia. Mrs. Clinton ID. Lasher, Mrs. Wliliam
Clune, Mrs. M. Q. Ryker, Miss vivian
Greene. Miss Cecil Clune, Miss Jeanette
Heron. Miss Louise Lilly. Miss Lucy Had
ley, and Miss Fay Shower.
A pretty chrysanthemum tea was given
yesterday afternoon by Mrs. John Downing
Johnson in honor OF her guest, Miss Louise Mrs
Eddy, who has recently come to this city
to reside. Yellow and white chrysanthe-
NUNS were the flowers used for the decora-
ton of the several rooms. Mrs. johnson
was assisted by Mrs. Thomas Bard Arnold.
Mrs. Frank N Fitzgerald Mrs. Warren ID.
Cakes, Miss Ursula Parker. Miss Helen
Todd, Miss Edna Kuhn and Miss cara
Hawkins. Among the callers were Mrs:
Harper, of Ottawa, o., and Mrs. Annatt, OF
Wooster, o., with Mrs. Rufus King Syfers;
Mrs Studebaker, of South Bend, with Mrs.
Dot n. Nfrc Af
Mrs. Frank G.. Wood. Yesterday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson entertained few
friends for their guest. Miss HAWKINS ano
Miss Todd will entertain for Miss Van
Winckle while she Is in town.
PERU WEDDINGS.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
PERU, Ind, Nov. 2S.-Louis Simpson
Ward and Miss Mae Hughes were married
last evening at Glendale, the suburban home
of the bride. several miles south of the
city. The groom is a leading hveryman of
the city and the bride the only child OF
County Clerk and Mrs. Charles X. Hughes
CORTLAND Shively and Miss Nina Mem
hardt were married last night. The bride
is the only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Meinhardt, who are among the society
of the principal dry goods merchants OF
the city. The wedding was at the Mein-
hardt home and was quite an elaborate
affair. The Rev. Edward Averill, pastor
was assisted by the Rev. j. w. Cain, OF
| the First Methodist Church.
ROBERTS-SMITH.
| Special the Indianapolis Journal.
| ELWOOD, Ind, Nov. 2S.-The most elab'
crate Thanksgiving marriage in this com.
| munity was that of Joseph Roberts, q
young attorney of Windfall, and Miss Effie
! daughter of l.. l.. Smith. one of the leading
| farmers OF the county. Over hundred
nartlClDdtpd
/ the festivities which followed
| PONSLER-THURSDA
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
| SHELBYVILLE, Ind, Nov. 2s.-Mr ORR
Ponsler and Miss Bertha Thursday were
married at the residence of the brides par
| ents last night. They will live near Leba
non, Boone county.
Greenwood.
Mrs Anna Martze, of Upton, is the CUES
| of her sister, Mrs. John Tingle.
| Miss Gertie Manning is visiting her sister
| Mrs. Elmer Tyner, at Kirkland, Ind.
| Prof NJ. c.. Jensen, of the government
| forestry bureau, is visiting his family here
Mrs. Anna Adams. of Shelbyville is tn,
| guest of her daughter, Mrs. Harvey Brewer
| here.
| Mrs. Laura RUBBISH, of Indianapolis wa!
| the first of the week the guest of relative,
here.
! Mrs Jennie Wilson entertained on Thurs
| day in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. III. c. Vought
| of Parker.
Mrs Thomas Paddock, of Smiths Valley
was the guest, the first of the week, of DR.
| j. NJ. Wishard's family.
Miss Anna Stout went to Trafalgar OF
! Wednesday, where she is visiting he
| parents Mr.. and Mrs. George Stout
Miss Elizabeth Durham. of INDIANAPOLIS
| was the guest, the first of the week, of he
brother the Rev. Warren b. Durham, an,
| family.
Mr. ,and Mrs. Charles Hogate have re
| turned to their home in indianapolis afte
visit with Mrs. Hogate's parents. Mr.. an,
| Mrs. d. b. Stanton.
DIR. William Wishard and daughter, Mis-
| Elizabeth, of Indianapolis. were here thi
| week to attend the funeral of the doctor
sister, Mrs. Martha Jennings.
The Rev Arthur Brown, d. d., of Ney
York, and the Rev. George Doolittle, Q
Sidon, Syria, will deliver missionary ad
| dresses on Wednesday evening at tn
| Presbyterian Church.
HOME DRESSMAKING HINTS.
BY MAY MANTON.
Little girls are always attractive dresse
in simple little frocks that include bertha
which extend over the sleeves. This yer