The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-05-17

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Potter and Mr.. c. s. Dearborn. who have
just returned from the Holy Land The
members OF the Ladies' Social Circle, the
Ladies' Missionary Society and the Baptist
Young Peoples Union acted as hosts and
hostesses for the evening. Many or the
friends Of the church were present, ana
his trip. Mrs. Viiiers wore a white gown.
with long strand of Bethlehem pearls,
which Mr.. Villers brought home with him
The church was prettily decorated Tor the
occasion.
The Magazine Club gave a delightful
guests evening at the Propylaeum last
Friday evening. The entertainment of the
evening was furnished by Mrs Olivia Sang
er Hall, dramatic reader of much charm
and ability. Mrs. Hall read selections from
'Ben-Hur.' two of Dorothy Dix's stories.
two selections from Marietta Holley,,
chapter from 1.-The Bonnie Briar Bush,
Kipling's Tommy and ''Gunga Din, "A
Tale by Robert Browning and selections
from the works of Ruth McHenry Stuart;
After the programme there was a soclai
hour. The reception committee or the
evening included the officers of the club,
Miss ADELAIDE Carmen. Mrs Eliza HOP
kins, Mrs. A. /. Lane and Mrs. Chiron Z.
Pearson.
| Mr. and Mrs Henry w. Tutewiler gave an
informal reception last Monday evening in
honor of the Rev. I. 1. Coultas former
pastor of Roberts Park Church, and his
| daughter, Miss Edna Coultas, now Of Nor
ristown, N. j. Mr.. and Mrs. Tutewiler
were assisted by the Rev. c. E. Bacon
| present pastor of the church, and Mrs.
| Bacon, and number of the church mem
| bers, while the honors OF the dining room
| were done by the Misses Tutewiler and
/ number of young women. There were many
| floral decorations carnations and American
| Beauty roses predominating. During the
evening Miss Julia Brown and Miss Cath
| crime Dunn gave piano numbers and Mrs.
| Beck sang.
| delightful luncheon was given Thurs
| day by Mrs. Arthur Deuel. Gates at the
Country Club in honor of Mrs. Baldwin, of
New Orleans. who is visiting Mrs. N. A.
| Gladding. A large cluster Of bridal wreath
| formed the center decoration Of the table
| at which the guests were seated. and tiny
| fans were the souvenir name cards. Mrs.
| Gates entertained Mrs Baldwin, Mrs. Glad
| ding. Mrs. T. c. Atkins. Mrs. John Nd.
| Sornerville. Mrs. Walter c. Marmon, Mrs.
Harold o. Smith, Mrs. w. r. c. Colt, Mrs.
| A. s. Lockard. Mrs Carleton B. McCul-
! loch, Miss Ola Smith, Miss Emma Atkins
and Miss McMurray and Miss Taylor, of
Chicago.
Mrs. Carl II. Walk and Mrs. Samuel II.
Fletcher were the hostesses for a pretty
tea Thursday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. Walk, North Capitol avenue, in
| honor of Mrs. Jesse Overstreet. They
were assisted in entertaining their guests
| by a group of friends and relatives. The
house was most attractively adorned with
| flowers and palms. In the parlor were
| great clusters of pink roses, and the library
| had vases OF marguerites for its decoration
| The color scheme of red was carried out In
the dining room, and the mantel was
| massed with green ferns set with red
roses. harpist played during the receiv-
ing hours.
Mrs. John w. Jones and Mrs. Louis Yves
lyn Jones entertained Friday afternoon,
! having for their guests the Fletcher rela-
! tives, in honor of one of their number, Miss
Marie Hines, the bride-elect. The hostesses
were assisted in their Inequalities by Mrs.
John Randolph Brown and Mrs. Arthur
Fletcher Hall. Fleurde-lis formed attrac-
| tive floral decoration for the several rooms.
| 1t was tea towel party and each guest
hemmed tea towel for Miss Illness linen
chest. Among the guests were Mrs. G: e.
Hines, of New York, and Mrs. James Mac
Farlane. of Pittsburg.
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The members of the beginning class of
household science of the advance depart
ment of the Girls Classical School gave a
dinner last Thursday night at the school
building entertaining their parents and a
few friends of the school. The table was
daintily laid In red and white, with sweet
peas for the floral decoration. The guests
were Judge and Mrs. Leander j. Monks.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. B. Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Emil Fertig. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Maus-
Fauvre, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Barnes, Miss
Schiller and Mrs. May Wright Sewall
Mrs. Nelson Augustus Gladding gave a
tea Wednesday afternoon at her home on
North Pennsylvania street in honor of her
visitor, Mrs. Baldwin, of New Orleans.
Meteor roses arranged in vases formed at
tractive decorations for the rooms. AS
sisting Mrs. Gladding in her hospitalities
were Mrs. Henry G. Atkins. Mrs. Thomas
Reid kackley, Mrs. Arthur Duel Gates,
Miss Katherine Winter and Misses Alice
Baldwin and Frances and Mary Gladding.
XXX
Mrs. Russell T.. MacFan was the hostess
for a small card company Monday after
noon. She was assisted in her hospitlities
by her sister, Mrs. Harry B. Holloway, and
Mrs. BENJAMIN l. Darlow and Miss Pearl
Walker. The colors pink and white were
carried out In all the appointments of the
company. Among those entertained were
Mrs. Dyer, of worthington, with Mrs. Ran
son Griffin. ard Mrs Westlake, of Elmira
| with Mrs. Frank Bryan.
The Philomathean Club observed a
guests day Thursday at the home Of Mrs
Sanford d. Farrabee, on North Pennsyl-
vania street. During the afternoon the club
members and their guests had the privilege
| of listening to a paper on stephen Phil
| lips read by Mrs May W. Donnan. A
musical programme was given by Mrs
Carmi P. Williams, Miss Eloise Palmer
Miss Mabel Lance. Miss Helen Egan and
Miss Hazel Vilet.
On Wednesday Mr.. Meredith Nicholson
gave handsome luncheon in honor Of
Bishop Dudley. of Louisville. who addressed
| the Contemporary Club that evening. The
| gentlemen invited to meet Bishop Dudley
were Bishop Francis. of indianapolis, the
Rev. NJ. l.. Haines. John II. Holiday
John r. Wilson, Henry w. Bennett anC
Louise Rowland. The table decorations
were purple sweet peas.
The last of the Shortridge dances fol
this year was given at the school last Fri
day evening BIZ the senior class of 1908 fol
the benefit of the Daily Echo. A large mum
! Der of students and friends were present
and the paper will profit by the affair
The members OF the class acted as host.
for the occasion The school was appro