The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-03-15
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Coughlen. Her guests included Mesdames
John t. McShane. Hector Gilchrist, Frank
Fuller j. w. Williams. d. b. Cooper Of
Harrison, Thomas Hause, Daniel t.
Shields, William Zumpfe, John Aufder-
heide, George Coughlen, Thomas Baker,
Charles Wilson, Harry Galbraith. A. p.
Croft, Oscar Carmen. David Braden, jr.,
Harry Springsteen. Charles Paquette, Ar
thur w. Allen. III. D.. Haring, r. G. Arnold,
Norbert Landgraf. Charles Johnson, Henry
Lawrence and Smith of Chicago.
The Busy Bee Industrial Club gave it's
annual banquet Thursday evening at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lang. on
Olive street. The house was decorated in
the club colors. pink and green. A musical
programme was given by Miss Kate Peters.
Mrs. Taylor and Miss Lang, pianists
Frederick Peters. harpist; Miss Irene Col
Inns. vocalist. The members present We're
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sprague. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick Peters. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin
Shelly, Mr. and Mrs. Burt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sanders SAM, Mr. and Mrs Edward Collins;
Mrs Shixton, Mr.. and Mrs. Calhoun, Mrs.
Collins. Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor. Mr.. and
Mrs Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. Hinsley,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. o. Steele.
Miss Julia Harrison Moore was the host
ess for pretty high tea Tuesday afternoon
at her home on North Pennsylvania street.
entertaining the members of the Sophia
Smith Association, which is composed of
the Smith College graduates. The round
table at which the guests were seated bore
low center decoration Of white sweet
peas surrounded by smilax and Roman hya-
c1nths. The appointments and flowers were
all In white, following the colors of the
college. Later in the afternoon tea was
Moore s
guests included Mrs. Booth Harrington,
Mrs James Floyd, Mrs. Francis o. Dorsey.
Mary Wilson, Miss Ella Vonnegut, Miss
Katherine Ayres, Miss Anna Spann, Miss
Annie Fraser and Miss Caroline Marmon.
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Miss Dora Rebecca Alter, of Blairsville,
Pa, and Mr.. John Jay Patterson, of Brook
Vile, Pa, were married Wednesday after
noon at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. William
H. Hubbard, on North Meridian street.
where the bride has been visiting the great
er part of the winter. Only the members of
the family and a very few friends were bid
den 10 the service, which was pronounced
by the Rev. NJ L. Haines, of the First Pres
byterian Church. Mrs. William L. Kurtz
played the wedding march. The bride was
gowned in a pale gray crepe, fashioned with
lace, and carried bouquet of Bride roses.
The several rooms were prettily adorned
with spring flowers, and the color tones
or red and green were followed in the din
ing room, where carnations were used for
decoration. The only out-of-town guest
present was Miss Isadore Gray of Muncie.
Mr. and Mrs. Patterson left Immediately for
their future home in Brookville, Pa
XXX
Mrs. Harry E. Drew was the hostess for
charming breakfast Thursday, entertain
ing the members of the Kate wheeiock and
women's Whist Clubs in honor of her
guest. Mrs. George Brecount. of Cincinnati.
The color tone of violet prevailed in the
lights and floral appointments of the table,
with individual violet bouquets for each
guest. Mrs. Drew entertained Mrs. Bre-
count, Mrs. +. NJ Heron, Miss Heron,
Mrs. George N. Catterson, Miss Wright,
Miss Coffin, Mrs. Benham, Mrs. o. G. Pfaff.
Mrs. +. L. Jennings, Mrs. w. II. Eastman.
Mrs. c. V. Jaquith, Mrs. NJ. Talbot, Mrs.
Il. b. Porter, Mrs. A. b. Conduit, Mrs.
Perkey, Mrs. Thomas A. Winterrowd, Mrs.
David F. Swain, Mrs. Herman Munk, Mrs.
Roots of Connersville and Mrs John Boyd
of Detroit, Mich. After the breakfast the
guests spent the afternoon playing whist.
Mrs. 1. N. Richie was the hostess for a
delightful coffee Wednesday afternoon, en-
tertaining about twenty-four of her friends.
The guests were seated at three tables, at
each of which two hostesses presided. With
Mrs Richie was Mrs. Harriet A. Bingham,
and at the other tables were Mrs. Chapman
Williams and Mrs. Henry w. Lawrence,
Mrs. Lyman III. Louis and Mrs. John M.
Lilly. The color tones of red and yellow
were carried out in the decorations of the
tables by the means of low center clusters
of tulips of the two shades. The tables were
handsomely appointed and the menu cards
were in German. For favors the guests
received cards with miniature portraits of
German poets and composers upon them.
During the course Of the coffee toasts were
given. Mrs. Williams making the opening
remarks with a toast to the hostess. Mrs.
Louis spoke on "Our Husbands" Mrs. Bing-
ham and Mrs. Lawrence made a few happy
toasted MY Guests" Among the guests
was Miss Emma Lilly of Mount Clemens,
Mich, with Mrs. Charles M. Lilly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred II. GLADDEN. observed
the fiftieth anniversary OF their wedding
on Tuesday with family reunion and a
large reception the same evening at their
home Park avenue. Their home was
beautifully decorated for the occasion with
a profusion OF palms and vines and spring
flowers, and the guests received dainty
golden ribbon souvenirs. A large number
OF friends called in the evening and an or
Mr.. and Mrs; GLADDEN. were the recipients
of many handsome gifts. Sixteen members
or the family were present, including the
three sons from out OF town-Mr. E Glad
den, of Memphis, Tenn; Mr.. o. w. Glad
den, of Tuscaloosa, Ala, and Mr.. Oscar
GLADDEN., of st. Louis, Mo. A group of
friends assisted in the Inequalities of the
evening. They were DR.. and Mrs III. Nj.
Lash, Rev. and Mrs. Hiram b. Kellogg,
DIR. Rawls, Mr.. and Mrs. Matthias CARRIER.
Miss Jessie Reynolds and Mr.. Ia II. Gage of
Cincinnati. Mr.. and Mrs. GLADDEN. are
members of the Central-avenue M. E.
Church and have lived in this city since
their marriage with the exception of nine
years spent in Hendricks county.
The marriage of Miss Evangeline John
SON and Mr.. Hiram Beshore, both of Ma
rion, was solemnized at noon Wednesday
at the home of the brides cousins, Mr.. and
Mrs. William w. Buchanan, on North Della
ware street. The Rev. George l.. Mackin-
tosh pronounced the marriage service in the
presence OF the relatives and few friends
OF the bridal couple. A harpist played the
wedding music, giving the wedding march
from ''Lohengrin'' for the entrance of the
bridal party to the ceremony room and
Believe Me, IL All Those Endearing Young
Charms" while the service was pro-
nounced Dorothy and Mary Buchanan,
the two little daughters of Mr.. and Mrs.
Buchanan, were the brides only attend
ants. They We're dressed In dainty frocks
of white, one with pink ribbons and the
other with blue. and both carried Baskets
of sweet peas and marguerites. The bride
was gowned in travelling suit of brown
etamine, with a hat TO harmoniZe. and
carried a cluster of violets. Mr.. and Mrs.
Beshore left for n wedding trip South and
ain