The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-06-14
EUents of the Past
Week in the City
Personal MenfiOn@



Social Calendar for the Coming Week.
Monday
Miss Josephine Hyde dinner for Miss
Mary Noble and DIR. Samuel Grubbs-
Miss Harriet Fitch, reception for the
Daughters Of the Revolution.
Mrs. Frazier. dinner for Miss Edith FL
thor Dill and Mr.. Ernest Athey Ford.
Ceramic Club picnic.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Arnold, silver we'd
ding anniversary.
Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. J. /. Lilly, dance for Miss
Noble and DR.. Grubbs.
Mrs. w. II. Dye. tea for Miss Elizabeth
Mrs. Albert Baker. luncheon for Miss
Mary Noble.
Marriage OF Miss Mayme Gertrude Smith
to Mr. George Bauer
Marriage OF Miss Ada White to Mr..
Arthur NJ. Pollard.
Marriage OF Miss Marguerite Stevens to
Mr.. Henry Schumacher.
"Wednesday
Marriage OF Miss Mary Evelyn Noble to
DR.. Samuel Bates Grubbs.
Miss Laura Buehler, evening card party
for National Park Seminary girls.
Marriage of Miss Lucille Simmons to Mr..
John p. Sayles.
Miss Florence Benson, picnic for Miss
Louise Young. OF New York
Miss Laura Hanna, company for Miss
Sarah Foster.
Thursday
Mrs. Charles A. Bookwalter, luncheon
for Mrs Morton Bookwalter.
Mrs. Rebecca TilIey. dinner for Miss Dill
Kappa Kappa Gamma, reception and
luncheon tor National Park Seminary
Association.
Marriage Of Miss Leora Barrett to Mr..
Frederick Eusent Barrett
Friday
Business session National Park Associa-
ton.
Miss Bertha Fletcher, company for Miss
Sarah Foster, at Franklin
Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Chaplin c. Foster. dinner
for Miss Sarah Wallace Foster and Mr..
4. A. Hanley.
Primary union company for Miss Foster.
Flower Mission Circus.
The happy memory OF the Flower Mission
circus given last year on the lovely lawns
OF the Brush home, Lombardy, brought
many children there again yesterday, when
the second garden fete for the little ones
was given by the women of the Flower Mis-
sion. The fete had been announced for the
preceding day. but had been postponed at
the last moment because Of the unexpected
cold weather, and some OF the children. not
knowing OF the postponement, had come to
the party Friday afternoon all ready for a
royal good time They were not discour-
aged by the lack of a fete on that day, how
ever, but came again In brave numbers yes
terday to spend a delightful afternoon dane
ing and playing on the broad lawns. or rid
ing in the automobiles and pony carts
loaned by number of the women and chill
dren OF the city.
There were not so many special attrac-
tions planned for the little visitors this year
as last but there Were still plenty of things
70 amuse them and keep them busy. A
Porter as Punch and Judy and all the rest,
caused wild merriment among the little
guests at stated intervals through the aft
ernOon. Mr.. Porter was assisted by Mrs.
Frederick Alexander. A band OF musicians
played beneath the trees on the east lawn.
and the children dancing here in their pref
~ summer frocks, were a pretty sight. A
lemonade table cunningly contrived from a
vine-covered stump attracted many of the
visitors. Mrs. Joseph w. Beck was lemon
Mrs. Lavalette Dickey, Mrs. Wilbur w.
Dark. Miss Valette Miller, Miss May Ship,
Miss Orrin Woollen. Miss Ethel Cleland.
Miss Anna Spann and Miss Anna Louise
Beck. Mrs. William Kelly Thompson and
Mrs. A l.. Drum were responsible for the
heavy sales Of balloons, and Miss Florence
Coffin and the Misses Spann were in charge
of the gate. The sweetmeat table was pre-
sided over by Mrs. ]. III. Loves, Mrs. Victor
Hendricks, Mrs. ]. II. Byers, Mrs. Benja-
min Hitz. Mrs Charles Wood, Mrs. Thomas
G.. Barry Mrs. Buttolph. Miss Beatrice
Byers. Miss Florence Jones, Miss Louise
Lilly and Miss Ketcham, and the ices were
in charge of Mrs. Alexander Mcpherson
and Mrs. Frank l.. Richie, assisted by Mrs
BENJAMIN Hitz, Mrs Charles Wayne, Mrs
Eldridge M. Shanklin, Mrs. II. II. Friedley,
Miss Flora Ketcham, Miss Gertrude and
Miss Lillian r. Taggart, Miss Bessie Miller,
Miss Agnes Richie and Miss Florence Goth
rell.
One OF the features that furnished the
children the most delight was the spins up
and down the road in the automobiles and
the rides in the pony carts, generously
loaned by the owners. Those who loaned
their vehicles for the afternoon were Mrs
Henry Waite Buttolph. Mrs. Pierre Gray.
Miss Josephine Norss. Miss Gladys Wynn,
Miss Hilda Fletcher, Mrs. II. 2. WATSON,
Mr.. Russell Fortune, Mr.. Fred M. Ayres
Helen Hearsey. Louise MCGOWAN, Martha
McCulloch. Mary Williams, Joseph Clune,
Ralph Dilday and Austin Brown.
The party was planned TO interest all the
children OF the city in the work OF the
Flower Mission. and all children were ad-
mitted whether they were the possessors Of
the Flower Mission mite boxes not. The
opening Of these boxes will occur this year
IN the fall instead Of in the early summer,
as heretofore.