The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-02-08

Miss Lamson, OF Toledo, who is visiting
Miss Verna Cleveland. The other guests
were Miss Knighton. of Birmingham. Ala;
Miss Verna Cleveland. Miss Jessie Bailey,
Miss Helene Case and Mrs. Berton u.
Bales.
Mrs. Roy McRill assisted by Mrs. Cliff
ford Park. gave a luncheon last Tuesday
at the English Cafe for her guest. Mss
Pearl Merrill of Toledo. Those invited To
son, OF Toledo; Miss Knighton, OF Biz
mingham, Ala; Miss Jessie Bailey, Miss
Verna Cleveland. Miss Helen Case and
Mrs Berton y. Bales.
Miss verna Cleveland entertained with
a euchre party Thursday for her visitor,
Miss Lamson, of Toledo. The guests were
the Misses Ethel Smith, Myla Smith.
Myrtle Roby. Johnson, Anna Wheeler,
Laura Hauss. Anna Houser. Jessie Bailey.
Pearl merrill of Toleda, Knighton of Bir-
mingham, Ala; Helen Case, Emma Fiske,
Mrs. Cleveland. Mrs. Raymond Foster, Mrs.
Obie J. Smith. Mrs: b. b.: Bales. Mrs.
Clifford Park, Mrs. Dom Smythe, Mrs.
William Cochrane.
Mrs. Portteus gave a party Wednesday
to celebrate the birthday anniversary of
her daughter Eina. and was assisted by
her daughter. Mrs. J. B. Kuchler. The
guests were Roberta Branham, Gladys
Sample. Susie Van Treese. Ray DeBolt.
Belva Ward, Amy Waterman, Eunice
Lowe, Hazel Robbins, stuart wilkins;
Cross, Walter Reutsch. Fred Newlin,
Harold Larsh and Enos Baker.
Mrs. F. w. Walker entertained at cards
Wednesday evening for her daughter. Mrs.
Charles Owens. The guests were Misses
Anna Ruby. Margaret Cady. Luna and Kit
ty Smithy, Berry, Myrtle Jacks, Fora Walk
err and Messrs. Walter Hert. Floyd Trusty.
fer, Walter Durbin, Frederick Leachman,
Miller, Gibson. Charles Owens, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Custard, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Good
win and Mrs. Coda Kennedy.
Miss Bessie Bailey entertained with a
thimble party Wednesday afternoon, for
Miss Gertrude Knighton, of Birmingham.
Ala. The guests included Miss Lamson of
Toledo. with Miss verna Cleveland. Miss
Pearl Merrill of Toledo, with Mrs. Roy Nc
Rill, Mrs. Clifford Parks, Miss Nellie Van
landingham, Miss Lottie Dillman, Miss
Sadie Jenkins. Miss Golde Fassold and
Mrs. B. Il. Bales. Mrs. Bales sang and
Miss Fassold played during the afternoon.
Miss Reaume entertained informally at
luncheon Tuesday in honor of Mrs. James
S. Barcus, of Terre Haute, Mrs. Stephen
b. Fleming, of Fort Wayne. and Miss Luz
cile Skidmore, of Charleston. H. After the
luncheon the company attended the mat
inee. Miss Reaume's guests included Mrs.
George Edwin Hunt, Mrs. yohn T. Brush,
Mrs. A. NJ. Higgins of Terre Haute. Mrs.
Blanche Brown Seaton, Mrs. Katherine
Kregelo Martin, Mrs. Anna e. Reaume and
Miss Mary Reaume.
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with an informal musicale Wednesday
evening at their home in Woodruff Place
in honor of Miss Hyatt, who will leave
Sunday for Florida, and Mr.. John Fan
cher, OF New York. During the evening
pleasant musical programme was given by
Miss Hyatt, MIR. Fancher. Mr.. Frye, Mr..
Richard Herrick. DR.. Conger and Mr.. Har-
sisted in their Inequalities by Mrs. Walter
Carpenter and Mrs. Edward Kenney.
The Junior class of 1904 of the Shortridge
High School gave hop last Friday even
ing at the school for the benefit of the
gymnasium fund. large crowd was pres
ent and danced until late hour. The hall
was deliberately decorated in the colors of
the organization, black and gold, and
large '04 banner attracted attention, hung
over the doors of the assembly hall. Punch
was served by the young women of the
class on the landing, where school pillows
and divans added to the decorations.
A simple home wedding Tuesday even
ing was that of Miss Myrta Loder. daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Hannah A. Loder, and Mr..
William John Love. jr., which was SOL
emnized at 8 o'clock at the home of the
brides mother on Huron street. The Rev.
Samuel j. Tomlinson pronounced the serv-
ice TN the presence of the immediate fam
lilies only. The several rooms were prettily
adorned with pink roses and palms. Mr..
and Mrs. Love Will reside at 610 Huron
street, and will be at home to their friends
after the 18th Of this month.
Mrs. Harold Smith gave a delightful high
tea Tuesday afternoon for Miss Arnold, of
Versailles, KY, who visited Miss Josephine
Smith. The table was adorned with sweet
peas and lighted with pink tapers. The
guests included Miss Smith. Miss Burford
and her visitor, Miss Spencer. of st. Louis;
Mrs. Arthur Deuel. Gates and her visitor.
Miss Meegan, of Kansas City; Mrs. Ray
mond p. Van Camp. Mrs. George ID. Kahlo.
Mrs. Charles White and Mrs. Charles N.
Williams. Wednesday afternoon Miss
Smith entertained a number of friends for
Miss Arnold.
The fourth annual dance of the Veronica
Club was given Friday evening at the
Benneke Academy. 1t was an enjoyable af-
fair. about sixty couples being in attend
ance. The grand march was led by Miss
Fitch and DR.. ]. A Conkey; Miss Emma
O'Brien and Mr.. Bert Dryer: Miss Eda
Meyers and DIR. Wehrman: Miss Olive Fitch
and Mr.. Cornelius o. Brien. The out-of- town
guests included Miss Speers. of vincennes;
Miss Rebhotz, OF Troy, O.; Miss Cannon,
of Greensburg; Miss Hamilton and Mr.
Krauss, of Marion; Mr.. Eurick. of Toledo,
O., and Mr.. o'Brien. of Lawrenceburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar T. Shaneberger OBJ
served the fifth anniversary of their we'd
ding day last Monday evening with a card
party to about sixty of their friends. Their
home was hung with wood shavings, SYM