The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-04-19

season OF 1903 and 1904: President. Charles
"A. Bates; vice president. Fred Is AKIN
secretary and treasurer, William Il: stew
art: board of directors. Walter Judd, wal
ter Clark. William Huston, James funcker.
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Monday evening a delightful dinner
dance was given at the University Club
Dinner was served at 7:30 o'clock. after
which there was dancing in the ballroom
for the remainder of the evening. The pa
tronesses were Mrs. John @. Williams, Mrs.
Mortimer lowering. Mrs. Francis o. Dor
sey, Mrs. Philemon NJ. Watson. Mrs. Sam
uel Reid and Mrs. George c. Pattison.
Among the guests were Miss Grant. or san
Diego, Cal, with Mrs. Walter Trip. and
Dr. Paul Martin, of New York.
The members OF the Pi Beta Phi Sorority
entertained their friends Monday after
noon with an Easter party at the home of
Mrs w. II. Cook. Spring flowers were
used in the decoration of the various rooms
and the hOstesses for the afternoon were
members of the active chapter at Butler
College. Mrs. Demarchus G. Brown read
a paper and there was music rendered by
different members of the sorority. Speclal
guests were the wives of the members OF
the faculty of Butler College.
Miss Daisy Twyman entertained Thurs
day afternoon with an observation party
in honor Of Mrs. Samuel Wagner, who left
yesterday for her home in Wakarusa, Ind.
Tiny rabbits and eggs were given as favors
to each guest. Prizes were won by Mrs.
Otto Aneshaensel Mrs. Ross Johnson, Mrs.
Ray Castle, Mrs. Wagner and Mrs. Will
liam Beck. The other guests present were
Miss Oslo Johnson, Mrs. Steel, Mrs. Grieve,
Mrs. ID. B. Caplinger Mrs. S. Schmidt, Mrs.
Eli Wagner, Mrs. Harry Cunningham, Mrs.
Rudolf Henning, Mrs. Clayton Sharpless.
The marriage of Miss Myrtle Edna Jones,
daughter of Mrs. T. l.. Norvelle, and Mr..
Louis Melton Wilcox took place Wednes-
day evening at the brides home West
Twenty-seventh street. The Rev. Austin
r. Hunter read the marriage service at 8
o'clock. The bride gowned in white
Paris muslin and carried a bouquet OF
white carnations. Among the guests were
Miss Carrie De Boss, OF Columbus, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles T.. Jones, of Shelbyvllle, and
Mr.. and Mrs r. T.. Jones, OF Edinburg
Mr. and Mrs. Wilcox will reside at lis
West Twenty-seventh street.
A number of young girls were the host
esses for a delightful dancing party Fri
day evening at the home of Mrs Cen
evieve Maine, on North Meridian street.
About 100 young people were entertained.
spring flowers and the ballroom was hung
In green garlands. with hanging baskets
of flowers. The colors pink and green pre-
vailed in the decorations and appointments.
Among the guests were Mr.. Theodore Nor
ris, of Purdue University, and Mr.. Webb
Adams. of Bloomington. The hostesses
were Misses Maine, Marie Kenney, Mabel
Norris, Elinora Ensey, Annabel Gilchrist,
Ethel Woodward, Anna Lybrand and Grace
Cavanaugh.
Miss Nellie Reynolds, daughter Of Mrs.
Sarah B. Reynolds, and Mr.. Julius D.
Hobson, of Muncie, were married wednes-
day evening at the home of the brides
mother on Broadway The Rev. Worth NJ
Tippy pronounced the ceremony at 8
O'Clock in the presence of the relatives and
friends of the family. The bride was
gOwned in white Persian lawn made with
insertions of Valenciennes lace and carried
Bride roses. Miss Anna Tingle played the
wedding music. The several rooms were
decorated in flowers and palms, green and
white prevailing. Among the guests were
Mrs. s. S. Dickson. of Danville. ILL.,; Miss
Eva Reynolds, of Chicago; Mr.. George
Reynolds. of Mooresyille. and DR.. and Mrs.
| Hobson left for Muncie, where they will
reside.
Mrs. Harriet A. Wheeler and Mr. Robert
| E. Morrison were married at noon wednes-
day at the home of the bride and Mrs. Alice
Wheeler Peirce. on North Meridian street.
Only the members of the immediate families
were hidden to the marriage service, which
was performed by the Rev. Owen Davies
| Odell, pastor of the Second PRESBYTERIAN
church. The ceremony was read in the
north drawing ROOM which was beautifully
adorned with a profusion of pink and white
roses. Following a wedding breakfast was
served, the entire company, twenty in all,
being seated at table which held tall
| French basket of pink and white roses sur
rounded by smaller baskets holding the
1 90 m Nhn 1fernr ell
| placed in handsome holders. Mr.. and Mrs
| Morrison left for an Eastern trip, and on
| their return large reception will be given
on the evening of April 30 by Mrs. Peirce
/ In their honor.
Mrs. John P. Hawkins was the hostess
| for a large and handsome reception Mon
day afternoon, having for guests of honor
Prof. and Mrs. John Campbell of Craw-
louisville, who were her visitors, and Mrs
| Dalam, of Schenectady, whose son was
| married Tuesday evening TO Miss Baker
Receiving the callers with Mrs. Hawkins
| Mrs. Campbell and Mrs. Dallam was Mis-.
| Baker, and the members of her wedding
| party assisted in the Inequalities. White
| tulips were used throughout the parlors
and the dining-room for decoration. Frapps
| was served in the latter room by Miss Car
| cline Rowland and Miss Louise Garrar6
poured the tea. Mrs Hawkins was assisted
| by Mrs Albert Baker. Mrs. Hubbard, Mrs
| Nicholas McCarty Harrison and Mrs Fred
| erick Van Doren Chislett. Among the
| guests were General Hawkins, Mr.. Dallan
| and number of the men who arrived from
| out OF town to attend the wedding.
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| A beautiful bridal dinner was given las
Monday evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Harry B
| Smith at their home on North Alabams
street, in honor of their daughter Ethe
and Mr.. James Morrell Davis, who were
| married Wednesday evening. The tabl,
bore a center of spring flowers and from
the chandelier above many-colored ribbon:
were stretched to the four corners of thu
table. There were covers for eighteen, anC
at each plate were dainty water-color nam,
cards and also the brides gifts of pear
pins TO her maids and the bridegroom
gifts of watch fobs to mis- groomsmen. Tbs
company included Mr.. and Mrs Smith
Miss Smith, Miss Grace Rebel, Miss Heller
Springsteen. Miss Edna Stevenson. Mis-:
Ruth Davis. Miss Bess Boser. Miss Lucy
Hardy, Miss Harrye Branham. of Evans
Vile. Mr.. Davis. Mr.. Fred Olsen, Mr.. MARI