The Indianapolis journal., 1903-11-22
Social Events of the Week in indianapolis

dolph Mueller, Mrs. Edward Hawkins. Miss
Freda Minter and Miss Mary Schopp.
Miss Voss entertained few young people
with company Thursday night in honor OF
her guest, Miss Marie Evans, OF Mobiles
vile, and of her nephew, Mrs. Scott Smith
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Miss Rose Holmes entertained a few
friends at luncheon Wednesday in honor OF
Miss Alice Somerville, whose marriage oc-
ours this week. The table was decorated
with autumn flowers.
Mrs. Edward Nell and Miss Martha Hen
derson entertained thirty friends at euchre
Friday afternoon. Among the guests were
Mrs. Everett, OF Buffalo. and Mrs Adams,
or Chicago, visiting the Misses Minor.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry c. Smith. of North
Meridian street, entertained their neigh
borhood club Thursday evening. the guests
including Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Deprez, Mr..
and Mrs. Saylor and Mrs. Bert Swain, Of
Shelbyville.
Mrs. Clayton Potts entertained few
friends at cards Wednesday night In honor
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Allison, of Spencer,
who are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. p. NJ. Pur-
sell. The rooms were decorated with chrys-
anthemums.
The Coronado Club gave a dance Wednes-
day evening at the Brenneke Academy.
The grand march was led by Mr. and Mrs.
Frederick 4. Barrett Dr. and Mrs. A. E.
Buchanan, Miss McRiil, Miss kepfier, Mr..
A. c. MedeGrs and Mr.. II. G.. Jones. The
next dance will occur Dec. 16
Miss Elizabeth Defrees entertained a few
friends with an informal thimble party
Friday afternoon in honor of Miss Lily
visiting Miss Florence Jones, and Miss
Cecilia Lopez. of Charleston, S. c., the
guest of Miss Margaret McCulloch.
Mrs. Benjamin Minor entertained few
of her neighborhood friends Wednesday
afternoon in honor of her guests.
Mrs. Frank w. Everett, of Buffalo,
was assisted in entertaining by Mrs. Ed
ward Nell, Mrs Eugene Minor, Miss Mar
tina Henderson and Miss Lois Dyer.
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Miss Blanche Wineman entertained at
cards Thursday night in honor of her sister,
Miss Regina Wineman. who leaves for New
York Saturday. Miss Wineman was as
sisted by Misses Oppenheim and Miss Lena
Borfnstein. The out-of-town guests were
Strauss, Of Chicago, and Mr.. Jacob Mandel-
baum, of Wabash.
Mrs. Fred John Denny entertained a
number of friends at bounce euchre Friday
afternoon at her home on Broadway. Yel-
low chrysanthemums formed the decora-
tions of the p8rlors and the diamond-sha ped
With yellow and
ribbons. Assisting Mrs. Denny were Mrs.
Charles Stone, Mrs. Dalmar Lincoln and
Miss Lillian Denny.
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Mrs. ]. w. Cooper, of Broadway, enter
tanned a few friends at dinner Wednesday
night. asking them to meet Mrs Allen Sam
mons, OF Michigan City, who is the guest
Of the Misses Stewart, and Mrs. George c.
Beck and Miss Beck, who will leave soon
for residence in the West. The table was
laid in pink. and the floral decorations were
pink chrysanthemumS.
Mrs John H. Talbot was the hostess for
an enjoyable company Friday afternoon in
honor of Miss Alice Somerville. The rooms
anthemums. During the afternoon Mrs.
Charles p Doney read a paper on 1.-The
Privilege of Genius" and Mrs. Wallace
Beardslee Tibbetts sang.
Mrs. Jonathan NJ. Clark entertained twen-
ty-five friends at euchre Wednesday after
noon, asking them to meet Mrs julie o.
Wehrman, a recent bride. The appoint
ments were in yellow and white, and the
flowers used in decoration were chrysanthe-
NUNS. The ices were flower form in yellow
and white. Mrs. Louise Huestis assisted
Mrs. Clark in entertaining.
Mrs Morris Macdonald Townley enter
tanned number of friends at a buffet
luncheon Friday, asking her guests to
meet Mrs. A. L. Drum who recently came
to Indianapolis for residence. Chrysanthe-
NUNS were used TO decorate the reception
| room and for the dining room there were
clusters of pink roses. The guests included
Miss Alice Day, of Milwaukee, with Miss
Myla Coburn.
Mrs. Arthur Deuel. Gates was the hostess
for a handsomely appointed luncheon
Wednesday in honor of Mrs. Irving Swan
Brown. OF Worcester, Mass, who is the
| guest of Mrs. A A Barnes The guests
were seated at one table for which the CEN
| terpiece was a low basket of maidenhair
| ferns and the guest favors. clusters of vio-
lets, were laid at each cover. The place
| cards were miniatures done in water color.
| Miss Alice Day, of Milwaukee, with Miss
Myla Coburn. were among the guests.
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Mrs. Irving Swan Brown, of Worcester,
Mass, who is the guest of Mrs. A a.
Barnes, was the guest Of honor at a high
tea given Friday afternoon by Miss Lii
| lien Reese. The small tables had red tapers
in crystal candlesticks for the center and
| crystal bowls of red bonbons and the guest
| favors of Meteor roses added TO the decora-
| ton. Pink roses were used in the north
| drawing room. Assisting Miss Reese in
entertaining her guests was her mother,
Mrs. Reese.
| The Woodruff Place Club gave the first OF
/ it's usual series of entertainments Friday
/ night at the clubhouse. During the winter
alternate card parties and dances are given
| fortnightly by the club and this years ser
| les was opened by card party The club
| house was prettily decorated and there were
members. The hostesses for the evening
| were Mrs. Alexander G. Ayres, Mrs. VIII
1 liam Ill. Armstrong, Mrs. A =. Allen, Mrs
/ George Brown and Mrs. George L. Bing-
| ham.
Mrs Frank A Hamilton was the hostess
for a pretty luncheon Thursday In honor OF
Mrs Ernest Clifford Barrett, formerly Miss
/ Flora Fletcher. a recent bride. The table
was decorated with yellow and white chrys-
/ antheInums. With Mrs. Barrett Mrs Ham
ilton entertained Mrs. Edward Selby, Mrs
/ Walter Hopkins. Mrs Clark Day Mrs
| Charles s wiltsie. Mrs Walter Marmon
| Mrs. g. A Richardson, Mrs. John Barrett
| Mrs Edward Evans Mrs lanes Cnroule