The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-11-15

wore her travelling gown Of blue cloth. with
a hat TO match. An informal reception was
held following the ceremony. after which
Mr.. and Mrs. Agnew left for their home
In V~incennes.
Mrs. Harry Doris Haring entertained the
members OF her needle club with an adver-
Using party Thursday at her home In the
st. Clair flats. Among the out-of-town
visitors with the club members were MIS-
George Whitsley, of Greenville: O., Miss
phia. and Miss Mary Wade. OF Madison
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Mrs. Hugh H.. Hanna gave a luncheon
Wednesday in honor OF her sister, Miss
Margaret McCulloch, one Of the seasons
debutantes, and her visitor, Miss Cecilia
Lopez. Of Charleston, s. G. The guests were
seated at two tables which were decorated
with pink carnations. The name cards had
flowers caught through the corners as
favors.
The Alpha Phi's, a Shortridge sorority.
met at the home of Miss Edna Bennett,
1923 College avenue. Friday night. The dec
orations were pink and white, and color
scheme was carried out in the refresh
ments. The club was entertained during
the afternoon by solos by Miss Rice, So
prano. Miss Tra1b, contralto, and Miss
and Miss Hunt. Of Switz City. were the
guests Of honor.
The marriage Of Miss Helen Modena,
daughter of Mrs. Ernest Shafer, OF Den
yer. and Mr.. Herbert E. Span took place
Thursday night at the home Of the BRIDE
groom's mother, Mrs. Alice Span, on East
New York street. The Rev. NJ. L. Haines
pronounced the ceremony. Guests from out
OF town for the wedding included Mrs.
Waters, of Covington, Mrs. Brill and Miss
ATo-xr Nfahnla Af nontvf1a onH MiCC Mass
of New York. Mr.. and Mrs. Span have
gone 10 Denver TO live.
The Veronica Club observed presidnet's
day Thursday afternoon with Mrs. George
Vondersaar on North Alabama street.
Mrs. Vondersaar and the president Of the
club. Mrs. McWhinney, received the guests.
other officers. During the afternoon a mu-
steal programme was given by Mrs.
Blanche Bloor Schleppy. Mrs. Marshall.
Mrs. Specs and Miss Vondersaar. The par
lors were decorated with clusters of yellow
and white cry~santhemums.
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Miss Florence Jones entertained a few
friends at hearts Tuesday night in honor of
Miss Lily Wilson. of New Rochelle, n. Y,
who is her guest. Miss Jones was assisted
in entertaining by her sister. Mrs. Jacob p.
Dunn. and the out-of-town guests included
Miss Cecilia Lopez, Of Charleston, S. c.,
with Miss Margaret McCulloch. and Miss
Harriet Whyte. of St. Louis, with Miss
Eitel. The parlors were decorated with
clusters of cosmos blossoms and the library
with chrysanthemums.
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Mrs. Frank H. Carter was the hostess for
a beautifully appointed luncheon Friday at
her home or Broadway. the guest of honor
being Mrs. Hiram w. kellogg. The lace
scarf was laid over yellow satin and for
the center of the table there was a great
bunch OF yellow chrysanthemums. At
either end were smaller clusters of the
same flowers. The ices were in yellow
chrysanthemum forms and the lowers
formed the guest favors. Mrs. Carter was
assisted in entertaining her guests by her
niece, Miss Laura Hartman.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W.. Bliss entertained
eighty young people with a dancing party
Friday night In honor of their daughter,
Miss May Bliss. The ballroom on the
third floor was hung with green and lighted
with Japanese lanterns in garden effect.
hung. was filled with palms. The lower
rooms were decorated with clusters of
chrysanthemums. Assisting in the enter
tainment of the guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold b. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. J.. L. Gasp
er. Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall I. Levey, Miss
Belle Gilchrist n James Gilchrist.
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The Indiana Keramic Association gave
a pleasant club tea Monday afternoon at
the home Of Mrs. Thomas e. Hadley. on
North Pennsylvania street The first part
Of the afternoon was devoted to the bust
ness of the association; Following there
was a social hour. and the guests were
entertained at a contest game. Assisting
Mrs. Hadley In entertaining were the, OIL
e Trs Of f H 0 eruS; mrs Mrs rha PiGI Fl Hall Raim Mes
T.. F. Harrington, Mrs. Z. II. Meyer, Mrs.
j. j. Booz, Mrs. w. 8. Day, Mrs. Mary III.
Garner, Miss alice Brown and Miss Bessie
WhitriIge.
Mrs. A. Lehman was the hostess for a
large card party Wednesday at the Ameri-
Gus Club in honor of her guests. Miss Kauf-
man, Of New York. and Miss jacob. OF
winona, Mimi. The drawing room where
the guests were received was decorated
with clusters Of yellow and white chrys-
anthemums and palms. Mrs. Lehman wore
jacob was In white silk null and Miss
Kaufman's gown was OF pale blue panne
crepe. Mrs. A. l. Block and Mrs. Samuel
Hahn assisted in entertaining. The guests
from out of town were Mrs. Brandes, Mrs.
Erdman, Miss Miller and Miss Sulzberger,
of Cleveland, and Miss Berlotzheimer, Of
Chicago.
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The local branch OF the Association OF
Collegiate Alumnae were the hostesses for
a reception Wednesday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. May Wright Sewall in honor
OF Miss Caroline Hazard, president of
Wellesley College, who was Mrs. Sewal's
guest for a short time. Assisting In the
reception and entertainment or the guests
with Mrs. Sewal and Miss Hazard were
the. officers Of the local branch, Miss Anna
Locke, Miss Amelia w. Platter and Miss
Julia Harrison Moore, and the faculty of
the Girls Classical School. Mrs. John Can
dee Dean presided over the tea table. which
was arranged with scarlet flowers and Ia
pers. and was assisted by the members
OF the association.
The marriage Of Miss Anna Moriarity,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mortar
ity. and Mr.. Edward ]. Dell occurred
Wednesday morning at s o'clock in st. Jo-
seph's Church, the Rev. Father Dowd off,
ciating. Mr.. E. F. Moriarity and Mr.. M.
Moriarity were ushers, and Mr.. Clement
kissing was the best man. The bride wore
a gown OF white crepe de chine over taffeta
trimmed with rose point. Her picture hat
was white and her flowers were Bride roses.
The maid of honor, Miss Mayme Moriarity,
wore a gown OF pink silk null with a black
picture hat and carried pink roses. A we'd
ding breakfast followed the church cere-
mony and later Mr. and Mrs. Dell left for
a short wedding journey. They will be at
home after Jan. l at $40 Fletcher avenue.
The marriage Of Miss Kathryn Miner
Hunter. sister OF Mrs. G. A. Petersdorf. OF
this city, and DR.. Oliver Parker Coe, of
Cincinnati. took place at the home OF DIR.
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