The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-20

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day evening at the Brenneke Academy.
The charter members who VIII be home
from college will be among the guests
Mrs. William Horne issued invitations
yesterday for small tea in honor OF her
s ner mosneF ot oIs eDs MSeP Ky an
Mrs. Fred Appel. Of Boston, on Dec. q.
Mr.. Henry Darlington. who Is at Prince
ton, and Mr.. John Darlington. who Is also
at school In the East will arrive this week
20 spend the holidays with their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Graef Darlington
Mr.. Z. J. Foster returned Friday from
New York TO spend the holidays with his
family Mrs. z. A Handley, OF Cleveland,
has arrived to be the guest Of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Foster. for several weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Whitley viii give up
their home at the Savoy about Jan ana
will spend the next four months I'm Florida
Ind, where Mr.. Whitley has been In Dusi-
ness for year.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gates. who have
been IN California for several years, leIt
there yesterday and will come to Indianap-
oils for permanent residence. They viii be
with Mrs A. B. Gates for while and later
VIII go TO housekeeping.
The Late Book Club was entertained
Tuesday afternoon with an indoor troily
party given by Mrs. Lukenbill. The house
decorations were in Christmas holly and
the guest favors were punches or mlstle-
toe tied with the club colors.
Mrs. o. d. Reeves mas returned from an
extended trip through Oklahoma and Texas,
where she visited her brother, and Is with
George F. Crivel, Of Chicago. will spend the
holidays with Mrs. Reeves here.
Miss ChIotilde Schwartz entertained a few
friends at bowling party Ws esl ads
night in honor of her guest, Miss Ada
Fitch. OF Lawrenceburg. After the bowl,
ing. there was dancing; Miss Fitch VIII
return home the first or the week
AT the meeting of the st. Mary s-of-the-
lrIh afternoon With
s. Z. Sheerip II was voted TO send CHRIST
mas gift to the clubs alma mater A set
OF eighteen books, the Home Study Ii
brary" handsomely bound, was chosen. The
purchase was made through Mrs. Marget
Peelle.
Mrs. Henry Bennett entertained few
friends yesterday afternoon with Christ
mas tea for her sister, Mrs. Florence Ben
nett Brooks, who recently came here TO live.
The rooms were prettily decorated with
Christmas greens. Mrs. Bennett was as
sisted by a few friends and members of the
family.
Capt. and Mrs. Charles Putnam Merriam,
or Milwaukee. Wis, have announced the en-
gagement OF their daughter. Miss Merle
Merriam. and Mr.. Harry Kreamer. Of Be
lott, Wis. The marriage will take place
at the home Of the brides parents on
Miss Julia Elizabeth Merriam and Mrs.
Thomas j. Villers, Of this city.
A number OF entertainments being
planned for Miss Edna Kuhn, whose mar
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s. Miss Stella Rauh gives bowling party
Dec. rs for Miss Kuhn; Miss Eckhouse and
Mrs. Berne Cohen, a recent bride. Mrs.
Charles Roemler will give card party Dec.
Jan for Miss Kuhn and Miss Bertha
Rush. whose engagement to Mr.. Otto Kipp
was announced some time ago. Mrs. Albert
Cooper and Miss Envy Martin will give
theater party Jan. for Miss Kuhn.
pleasant High sqhe ssa party ags was sIysn
The hostesses were Miss Edna Bennett and
Miss Laura Arnold. The young men pres
ent were the members of Shortridge foot
bers Of the Alpha Phi sorority. The house
was decorated very atractively in Christ
mas greens. The favors were pretty bon
bon boxes in the shape of miniature foot
balls The hostesses were assisted by their
mothers, Mrs. r. Il. Bennett and Mrs T.
Arnold.
An enjoyable subscription dance was
given Friday evening at the German
House. The executive committee included
Mr. Arthur Compton. DIR. Meyer and Mr..
Thomas Themes and the reception commit
tee was Messrs. Orrin Huck, w. N. Judd.
William Huston, Thomas Hornaday. Ralph
Norwood. William Stewart. Fred Olin.
Judson Moschelle, Oscar Bogert, Ferd De-
dert. Charles Stones and Charles Bates.
The grand march was led by Miss Ethyl
Mccarthy, Miss Katherine Middleton, Mr..
Arthur Compton and DR.. ]. F. Meyer. The
same party of young men will give Sc
ries Of dances during the winter
The Friday Afternoon Reading Club had
an enjoyable Christmas meeting Friday
afternoon with Mrs. Hutson. Mrs. Hood
read a paper on Helen Keller. An interest
ing contest was won by Mrs George Spahr.
In the dining room the table was prettily
arranged with flowers and candles and the
Christmas tokens presented the club men,
hers laid here and chosen by num-
Der. The gifts were Christmas cards deco
rated with holly and the club colors, and
each bore an appropriate sentiment Mrs.
McBride's card had the opening lines Of
SHOULD Aud Acquaintance be Forgot?"
which the club joined In singing. Christ
mas messages were received from Mrs
Hit, who Is in Florida, and from other
absent members, and Christmas tokens
Were chosen and will be sent 10 them by
the club.