The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-01-18


Mrs. John Candee Deans high tea for
Miss Spencer, OF ST. Louis.
Friday
Mr. and Mrs. Perley b. Raymond's dance
at the Woodruff Club.
Mrs Frank G.. Darlington's luncheon.
Mrs. John II. TalbOtts tea for Mrs.
Stevenson and Mrs. MOag.
Dance at the Brenneke Academy given
by young men Of Nj. Il. II. >.
Mrs. George w. Talbots informal recep-
ton.
Saturday
Mrs. Ferdinand Winters reception for her
daughter. Miss Mary Winter,
Social Events of the Past Week.
Thursday evening the North Side Euchre
Club gave dance at the Brenneke Acad-
envy The hall was decorated and the dan
GERS included about forty people.
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Mrs. Frank Jockey entertained Friday
evening for her visitor. Miss Wharton, of
Anderson. She was assisted in her hos
pitalities by Miss Carrie Bauer.
r Mrs. Henry Kahn gave a small luncheon
"Wednesday. entertaining for Miss Lucille
|skidmore. who is Mrs George E. Hunts
guest. Covers were laid for eight.
At Tudor Hall, Friday evening. Miss Allen
OF the school, During the evening the
Hon. Addison c. Harris read a paper on
"A City of Two Continents"
Miss Kathryn Eldridge was the hostess
for an informal company Friday afternoon,
entertaining about dozen friends. Among
the latter was Mrs Daniel, of Columbus,
o., who is visiting her mother, Mrs. David
Swain.
Mrs. Charles r. Williams observed her
usual afternoon at home Monday, having
with her Mrs. William Henry Insley, re-
cent bride. and Miss Elizabeth Lucille Skid
more, of Charleston, ILL.,, who is Mrs
George Z. Hunts guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Danforth Brown gave a
dinner of eight covers Friday evening at
their apartments at the San Marco. enter
tanning for Mr. and Mrs. John Self, who
were married recently The decorations
and appointments of the table were all in
scarlet
Mrs Clifford Parks entertained the Tues
day Afternoon Cinch Club. The company
included Mrs. Russell Foster, Mrs. Roy
Merrill. Mrs George Hoadley, Mrs. Bales
Mrs. Smith, Mrs McFall, Mrs. Griffith, Mrs
Morrison. Miss Verna Cleveland. Miss Case
Miss Witherspoon, Miss Fiske and Miss
Bailey.
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Tuesday evening. Miss Alice Fischer, of
the Mrs. Jack company. was the guest of
honor at small informal dinner given by
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Brush. Miss Fisch-
<rs niece. Miss Johnson, of Muncie, was
and MIRA. Robert f. Springsteen gave a
small dinner At English's for Miss Fischer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zephanah Jameson cele-
brated the hfty-first anniversary of their
wedding day at their home. f4oS Tecumseh
street, with family dinner Friday having
with them their children and srandchil-
dren. The children all live in this city and
include Mrs BENJAMIN Gruelle. Mrs. X. J..
Pedlow, Mrs. III. s. Flack, Mrs. Henry
Thoms and Morton jameson
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ Shaw gave a hand
some dinner party Monday evening in hon
or Of their visitors, Mrs. Morris, of Marion,
o.. and Miss Mary Speers, of Belfast, Ire
land. To meet them were Bishop and Mrs.
J. M: Francis. the Rev. and Mrs. James ID.
Stanley. the Rev: and Mrs. Owen Davies
Odell Mr.. and Mrs. Louis III. Levey and
Mr.. and Mrs. j. o. Henderson.
Miss Helen lockwood was the hostess for
small tea Monday afternoon, entertain
ing about thirty friends in honor of Miss
Grindiay, Of Utica. n. Y, who is the guest
Of Miss Lucy Taggart. The tea table bore
dainty decoration of pink roses in a tall
French basket, with pink candles in silver
candlesticks. Among the guests was Miss
Cox. OF Dubuque. Ia, with Miss Jillson.
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A pretty tea was given Friday afternoon
by Mrs. Augustus Coburn at her home on
North Pennsylvania street In honor of her
sister. Miss Elizabeth Peck. The several
rooms We're fragrant with roses and carna-
tons, which were gracefully arranged I'm
bowls and vases. the color tone of pink pre-
vailing throughout Mrs. Coburn was as
sisted in her Inequalities by a group OF
friends.
Friday evening by the Ladies' Social Cir
Gle of the First Baptist Church, in the
church parlors. The programme for the
evening included plano and violin solos and
original stories. Mrs H. c. G. Balls read a
Philippines" and Mr.. Clarence NJ. Zener
read an interesting story of his own COM
position.
The Woodruff Club was the scene of a
delightful dance Friday evening, ii being
the usual monthly entertainment given by
the club members. The committee who had
the evening In charge included Mrs Claude
II Griffith, Mrs Gerritt A. Archibald, Mrs
Miss Knubbe and Miss Kyle A number
or the visitors were present, among them
being Miss Lucille Skidmore, of Charleston
Ill.
Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Cohn entertained
with a dance Monday evening at the Bren.