The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-10-25

Mrs. Charles Dennis entertained family
party Tuesday night in honor of Miss Emma
Louise Fiske and Mrs. William George
Schrader.
Miss Lena Fertig and Miss Mia Richards
entertained the members of the Hauss-
Jungclaus wedding party at cards Thurs
day night at their home. The rooms were
prettily decorated with pink carnations and
smilax.
The marriage of Miss Jeanette Heron,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick NJ
Heron, and Mr.. Franklin Fay Chandler
was solemnized Wednesday night at the
home of the brides parents. The cere-
mony was witnessed only by the members
of the family.
The Misses Grace and Hermene Hutchinson
entertained a number of friends Friday
evening with musicale and dancing party
at their home on North Illinois street in
honor of Mr.. w. A. Smith, whose marriage
to Miss Ella Lewis, OF Avondale, o., oc-
ours this week.
Mrs. G. A. Petersdorf entertained a party
of young people at pit" Wednesday even
ing in honor of her sister, Miss Katheryn
Miner Hunter, of Memphis. Tenn, who is
cosmos, dahlias, ferns and palms.
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The Lazarre Club gave its first dance
Monday evening at the Brenneke Academy.
The guests included Miss Eloise Franklin,
of Tsrre Haute. with Miss Virginia Reiner,
and Miss Carrie Volney and DIR. William
Volney. OF Danville, with Miss Bess French
The next dance of the club will be given
the last Monday in November.
The Parlor Club had a delightful meeting
Wednesday night with Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Elliott Perkins at their home on North
Pennsylvania street The occasion was the
observance of presidents day. Prof Arthur
on Browning and Tennyson."
Mrs. Gustav Kevers gave a card company
Friday afternoon in honor of Miss Laura
Hauss. Assisting Mrs. Kevers were Mrs.
John Rauch and Mrs. Edward Rauch and
the guests included Miss Pape, of Cincin-
natl, and Miss Bos. of Morris. with Miss
Mrs. Greenen, and Miss Lederle, of Atlanta
Ca. with Miss Abel.
Mrs. George Riley Longnecker observed
her last formal at home Monday after
noon, and was assisted in entertaining her
callers by her mother, Mrs. John I. Dye,
and Mrs. William Holton Dye, Mrs LLOYD
Mrs. A l.. French. Miss Ethel Failey, Miss
Annie and Miss Belle Dean. Miss Margaret
McCulloch, Miss Helen Ford and Mrs Will
liam Claiming, of Pittsburg.
Miss Emma Louise Fiske, whose marriage
to Mr.. William George Schrader occurred
Wednesday night. entertained the members
of their bridal party Monday night at dinner
at the home of her sister, Mrs. Dom YER
ner Smythe. The party included Mr. and
Mrs. Smythe. Miss Lillian Griffith, Miss
Maude Roach of Cayuga, n. ", DIR. Elmer
Smythe and Mr.. Mark Dennis.
Mrs. John Newman Carey entertained the
Caroline Scott Harrison Chapter of the
Daughters of the American Revolution Mon
day afternoon at her home on North Merid-
ian street. The guests were received by
Mrs. Carey and Mrs. William III. Coleman
regent OF the chapter. The drawing rooms
had clusters of pink roses for decoration,
and red carnations were used on the tea
table.
Miss Caroline Schmidt entertained twenty
friends Tuesday afternoon at cards at her
home in the Lexington, having for her guest
OF honor Miss Laura Hauss, whose mar
riage occurs this week Assisting in en-
tertaining were Miss Minnie Able and Miss
Lederle, of Atlanta, Ca, and the out-of- town
guests were Miss Caroline Bos. of Morris
and Miss Florence Pape. OF Cincinnati, with
Miss Hauss.
Mrs. Herbert E Fieber gave a pretty
card company Wednesday afternoon in
honor OF her guest. Miss Nellie Kreider, of
Omaha. The appointments were in red and
white and the tables had decorations of
American Beauty roses and white chrysan-
themums and were lighted by red tapers in
silver candleholders. Assisting Mrs. Fieber
were Mrs. d. A. Clarke. Mrs. John III.