The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-29
SOCIETY KEEPS PRINCETON MEN
BUSY DURING DAY AND NIGHT
Dance at German House After COncat--Af9nO0u Recbf0As
and Many Dinners Gfvm

NrOcker, or New YORK; Mr.. Haze Stutes-
man. OF Peru: Mr.. Charles Ridgeman. OF
East Orange, -. J.; Mr.. Clifford Blackwell,
Of Pittsburg; Mr.. Chauncey Meier and Mr..
The boxes for the Glee Club concert were
occupied by Dr. and Mrs. L. c. Cline. Mr..
and Mrs Alfred NJ Ogie and Mr. and Mrs.
guests, and by Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nichols
Lewis who had as their guests their Wis
itors the Misses Green. OF Rosemount- Pa,
and Mr.. George and Mr.. Lewis Watson.
The concert was followed by a reception
and ball at the German House, for which
the members Of the Indiana Princeton
Club were the hosts, and number OF
women acted as patrOnesses and as
sistants. The number included Mrs. Charles
r. Williams. Mrs. George Porter. MIRA
Augustus L. Mason, Mrs. Augustin Boic6.
Mrs. Joseph X. Sharpe. Mrs Walter Bond,
Mrs. Pleasant Bond, Mrs. Chaplin c. Fos-
ter Mrs. Charles Martindale, Mrs. Alfred
NJ. Ogle. Mrs. Caleb :. Denny. Mrs John
K Wilson, Mrs. Cortland Van Camp. Mrs.
John Martindale. Mrs. Newton B. Tarking-
ton. Mrs. Ovid Butler Jameson. Mrs sam
uel o. Pickins. Mrs. Theodore Potter, Mrs.
nj. l. Reinhart. Mrs. Eudorus Johnson,
Mrs. Charles W. Fairbanks. Mrs. John
Carey. Mrs William Scott Mrs. Henry II.
j, Appel. Mrs. Thomas Hibben, Mrs.
Stoughton A. Fletcher. Mrs. Henry d.
Pierce, Mrs. Owen d. odell, Mrs. l. c.
Cline, Mrs L. II: Dunning. Mrs. Roscoe
tor Hendricks, Mrs. /. A. Kinsey. Mrs.
Henry Latham, Mrs. ]. A. Lemcke. Mrs.
Mrs Frank Darlington, Mrs. Morris Ross.
Mrs Harold Hibben, Mrs. Ernest Wies,
Mrs. c. COmstock. Mrs A. p. Stanton. Mrs.
II. c. Adams. Mrs. Daniel Stewart. Mrs d
W. Coffin. Mrs. ]. A Barnard. Mrs. o. NJ.
Mothershead. Mrs. Robert Scott. Mrs. Al
bert Lieber, Mrs. Albert Kinsey. Mrs. JOS
Mrs. J. X. Lilly. Mrs John S. Harrington.
Mrs. William 5. r. Harrington. Mrs. Wat
son J. Ha 9:,se!n Mrs, John b. cromer
The decorations of the assembly hall
were simple but EFFECTIVE, and the
Princeton banners with their rich colors
were used at every available point Car
lands Of holly alternated with the banners
which were hung on the walls and the
Christmas trees screened the orches-
ira on the stage. huge Prince
ton banner was hung above the
stage. The decorations of the halls
and the stairway Of groups of palms
The assemblage fof the guests was a nota-
bic one. and the affair was a brilliant sue
cess in every particular. Many handsome
frocl1s were worn by the dancers. who IN
Guided large number OF the winters deb
utantes and a number of holiday visitors
The crater number OF the patronesses We're
present during the evening, and NUMBER
of handsome gowns were worn by the as
sisting women. Mrs. ovid Butler Jameson
wore a strikingly handsome gown or black
lace, fashioned over double ROBE OF three
shades OF orange velvet
Mrs. Alfred NJ. Ogle wore a handsome
Mrs. Caleb S. Denny wore a lovely gown
of yellow satin, with rose point lace
Mrs. Chaplin c. Foster was in gray crepe
de chine combined with lace.
Mrs Thomas Hibben wore an effective
gown Of black lace
Mrs. John r. Wilson wore a lovely gown
of white crepe, with trimmings OF lace.
Mrs. w. 5. r. Harrington was IN gray
crepe de chine, with applied trimmings or
handsome rose embroidery.
Mrs. Victor Hendricks wore a gown OF
black net over taffeta.
Mrs. John Hendricks wore dainty gown
of pale blue silk null.
Mrs. Alexander Taggart wore a hand
some gown Of black embroidered chiffon
over white.
Mrs owen Morris Mothershead wore a
beautiful gown of green shaded chiffon.
Mrs. Charles Richard Williams was hand
some;y gOwned in black Spanish lace, with
pearl trimmings.
Mrs. William Scott wore lovely robe OF
white lace, embroidered with coiored Sc
gums
Mrs. Frank Graef Darlington wore an eff
fective gown of white lace and black velvet
| over white.
Mrs. Henry Latham wore a pretty gown
Mrs. John Alfred Barnard wore a lovely
! gown of black chiffon cloth, with an en-
bellishment of gold roses.
Mrs. Roscoe Hawkins wore a beautiful
gown Of pale gray de chine, with lace TRIM
Mrs. L. c. Cline was in white net. pref
| tily fashioned over white silk
Mrs. ]. A. Lemcke's gown was OF rose
| colored silk. effectively combined with
| Venetian lace and black velvet
Mrs. John Newman Carey wore hand
some black gown. richly trimmed with jet
| Mrs. z. NJ Wiles wore a striking gown
of black lace. combined with blue and silver
Mrs. Louis A. Kinsey wore gown or
lace, combined with chiffon.
Mrs. Albert Lawrence kinsey wore n
handsome gown OF Russian lace, trimmed
with blue roses.
Mrs. CORTLAND Van Camp wore a beauti-
full gown of lavender null. with white lace.
Mrs. Hal Adams was handsomely gOWned
| in yellow brocade. with lace trimmings.
Mrs. John Taylor Marundale wore a pref
| " frock of white spangled net
Mrs. II I. Condo wore q handsome gown
of black.
Mrs John B. Cromer wore a blue crepe
gown. with trimmings of rose point
Mrs. Robert Scott wore q gown OF blue
] embroidered swiss.
/ gown of lemon colored silk, with trimmings
4 Of lace
! Mrs. Pleasant Bond wore lovely gown OF
! lavender grenadlne.
Mrs. Walter Bond was in a handsome
| gown Of white satin I'm pearl trimmings.
A number Of Out-Of-tOwn visitors were
present with the guests, among them Miss
/ Bull, Of South Dakota, with Miss Mabel
/ Talbot Miss Beech. Of East Orange. y. j..
| with Miss Appel; Miss Elsie. Smith. Of Chi
! cago with Miss Lencke; Miss Palmer,
/ OF New York. with Miss Julia Kern. Miss
Sally Hall. OF Brazil with Miss Martha
/ Foster: Miss Helen COnger and Mr.. Chaun-
cey Conger. OF CaTmi. H.. with ldr. Louis
Condo: Miss Florence Hendricks Hobbs, or
/ Atlanta. Ca, with Mrs. Victor Hendricks:
/ Miss Jeanette Hall, Of Anderson. with
/ Miss Mary Kurtz; Miss Nabb, Of Alabama,
with Miss Scott