The Indianapolis journal., 1903-08-23

Louis and Mrs. Lulu Smith. of Indiana polls.
The Indianapolis paper had too trustingly
copied from the local paper and this was
the result. The fatal sheet was quickly
hustled out of sight, and neither the St.
Louis belle nor Mrs Smith ever knew what
company they had been keeping.
Social Evt ats of the Past Week.
Mrs. j. X. Sf'Irpe had a number of friends
In Monday morning to see the sketches OF
John Cecil Clay, New York artist.
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a stag dinner was given Monday night at
the Claypool for Mr.. Russell Breunig. The
guests were Mr.. Frank Purvisncc. Mr.. The
odore Morris. Mr. L. Bruenig. Mr. NJ Bruc-
nigs Mr. Clarence Budd and Mr.. John Budd
Miss Mabel Taylor entertained a few
friends with porch party Wednesday
morning in honor of Mrs. Harrison, Miss
Geigoldt. Miss Hayes and Miss Hurdegan.
OF Aurora, who are visiting Miss Jane and
Miss Claude Kyle.
Mr.. Frederick Sanders entertained Tues
day night I'm honor Of Miss Florence Mat
tier and her guests, Miss Jennie Murray
and Miss Stella Williams, of Cincinnati
Tuesday evening Miss JOY Brown enter
tanned for Miss Mattler and her visitors.
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Mrs. Harry ID. Porter entertained a few
children Wednesday afternoon to celebrate
the sixth birthday anniversary of her son
Whitney. A number of the mothers as
sisted with the games and the serving of
flags and lanterns.
Miss Florence Coffin was the hostess for
an informal porch party Thursday morning
Tor her guest. Mrs. e. L. Hatch. of Detroit.
Among the guests were Mrs. Kyle, Miss
Hayes. Miss Geigodlt and Miss Hurdegsn.
of Aurora. who are visiting Miss Jane and
Miss Claude Kyle.
A delightful musicale was given Wednes-
day afternoon by Miss Esther Swain, who
asked a number of her friends in to hear
Miss Adah Connor sing. Assisting Miss
Swain in her hospitalities were her mother
and sister and Mrs. Carroll De Witt. Mrs.
Harry ID. Hamilton and Miss Minnie Lowe.
Mrs. George II. Van Voorhees, entertained
- Thursday afternoon at cards i'm honor of
Miss Della Chambers, of New York, for
InerIy of this city. who is spending a few
included twenty-four of the friends of Miss
Chambers. The rooms were prettily dec
Grated with garden flowers.
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MISS FLORENCE was tne hostess 1Of
enjoyable dancing party Thursday night
at the Elks' hall in honor of her guests
Miss Jennie Murray and Miss Stella Will
liams, of Cincinnati. Assisting Miss Matt
Ter in entertaining her guests were Mr.. and
MS MnnIa,y n i Mr.; ana MIS-, a Hshry MII war
try. The pretty hall was simply decorated
with clusters of palms
Mrs. Harry l.. Kahn entertained Thursday
night for Miss Clara Werner and Misses
Zelda and Mildred Luther. of Terre Haute
The guests included Mr.. and Mrs Samue
Greenwalt, Mr. and Mrs. Barnett Mr. and
Mrs. Erdman, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Rich
man. Mr.. and Mrs. Wolf. Mr.. and Mrs
Herr. Miss Florence Solomon and Miss Ju.
lia Glaberman.
Mrs. Alexander i. Isgrigg was at home
informally Wednesday afternoon in honor
OF Mrs. Jar.eS A. Statesman. who will leave
next week for Boston to remain perma
Iently The rooms were decorated will
asparagus, fern ard flowers. with pink FOL
the first parlor. yellow for the second parlo
and red for the hall The dining room wa.
In white. with lilies for the decoration. anC
the punch served from handsom,
heirloom bowl. Assisting Mrs lsgrigg were
Mrs. Clinton Parker. Mrs George Bar
roughs Mrs. Robert Mills Mrs. Edward
Barr and Miss Viola Howe.
Miss Alta ID. Curry entertained abou
sixty friends Thursday morning for he
visitor. Miss Anna Richards Coulter. o
Frankfort. Miss Curry was assisted bl
her mother Mrs. Charles ID. Curry. Mrs
James &. Everitt, Miss Irene Goebel Mis-
Nancy Perry and Miss Louise GOebel. Tn
Out-of-town guests were Miss Robert;
Clark. OF Frankfort. with Miss Elizabetl
a. Everitt; Miss May Holland. OF ottawa
with Mrs. Charles Willard Mcclure: Mis-
Hazel Bray OF Westfield. with Miss Ethe
HOwland: Miss Freda Lineshauser OF Phil
adelphia, with Miss Irene GOebei an,
Misses Louise Wright, nellie Light. Emma
Hoberg ard Helen Recker. OF Terre Haute
with Misses Eleanor and Anna Wolfe.
Miss Bernice Wright. daughter of Mr.. an,
Mrs. William Wright. and Mr.. Russell
Breunig were married Wednesday after
noon AT O'Clock at the home OF the bride
parents or East Twenty second street. Tn
Rev. Worth NJ. Tippy. OF the Broadwa,
N. J.. Church, was the officiating clergy
man and the only attendant was a Iittl
ring bearer. Mildred Casey A harpis
played the march from ''Midsumme
Nights Dream as the wedding party en-
tered the ceremony room. which was pret
lilly trimme1 I'm green and white. and dur
ing the reading Of the ceremony Miss Leli
Thomas sang 20 Promise Ne" The brid
wore her travelling gown OF brown cloth