The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-04-12

and the score cards bore pictures of brides
heads. Miss Springsteen was assisted in
her hospitalities by her mother. Mrs. Rob-
ert Springsteen. and Mrs. ]. w. Williams
out-of-town friends were entertained,
among them being Miss Mabel Osborne, of
Frankfort; Miss Helen. Cooke, of Green
field; Miss Charlotte Hoffman. of Lafayette;
Miss Harrye Branham, of Evansville, and
Mr.. Sam Craig, of Lafayette.
A charming bridal luncheon was given
Tuesday at the Columbia Club by Miss
Blanche Laycock, whose marriage to Mr..
William Alexander Omelvena occurred on
Wednesday evening. Miss Laycock had for
her guests the young women who were the
attendants at her wedding and a few other
friends. A low basket of red tulips adorned
the center OF the table, and at each plate
were smaller clusters of the same flowers.
The name cards were done in water colors
and bore Easter symbols The company in
Guided Miss Adelaide Green, Miss Anna
Wheeler, Miss Leila Thomas, Miss Helen
Altland, Miss Bess Dean, Mrs. Theodore
Craven, Miss Sue Smith of Muncie. Miss
Mabel Osborne of Frankfort, and Miss
nellie Johnson of Terre Haute.
One of the prettiest of the ante-nuptial
luncheons of the season was that given by
Miss Edna Stevenson Wednesday at her
home on North Meridian street in honor
of Miss Ethel Smith. The table was beau
tifully decorated, having at the head a
canopy of smiax, from which hung
wedding bell of white roses and hyacinths.
At either side were clusters of ferns, the
whole forming the seat fcr the bride-elect.
The table bore a large center basket Of
white carnations, with the same flowers at
the covers for the guests. The cards were
souvenir wedding bells, the work of the
hostess. Miss Stevenson entertained Miss
KNIT iha1 Ia1n
Sprlngsteen, Miss Harrye Branham of Ev-
ansville, Miss Ruth Davis. Miss Lucy Har-
dy and Miss Bess BOsler.
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Cockrum enter
tanned with a handsomely appointed din
ner Tuesday evening at the Columbia Club
in honor of their daughter. Freda Lucille.
and Mr.. Arthur Charles Downing, whose
marriage occurred Wednesday evening
The company included the bridal party,
Miss Helen Downing of Greenfield, Miss
Lillian Mitchell, Miss Mary Kelsey Stone,
Miss Mildred Cable of Covington. KY, Miss
Martha Hill of Henderson, KY, Mr.. Oatley
Cockrum, Mr.. Albert Krauss DR.. Carl Nc
Gaughey. Mr.. Arthur Barnes of Greenfield
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Downing and Mr.. and
Mrs. o. A. Wells of Greenfield, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas A. Winterrowd, Mr.. and Mrs
7. II. johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. o. Il. Hender-
son. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schlotzhauer, Mr.
and Mrs. Clark E. Mallery. Mr.. and Mrs
ton, Miss Ida Turrell and Miss Belle Gill
christ.
A simple wedding last Wednesday even
ing was that of Miss Anna Pfiueger and
Mr.. Michael Lutz. which took place at the
home of the brides uncle, Mr. William
Schulmeyer. on North Alabama street
The homestead was formerly the residence
of the brides grandparents. and was the
scene of her mothers wedding twenty
three years ago. The ceremony was pro-
nounced at 8 o'clock by the Rev. j. c. Pc
ters. The attendants were Miss Bertha
Phueger and Mr.. John Lutz. The bride
wore gown OF white French lawn,
trimmed with lace and carried Bride roses
The bridesmaid was gowned in white and
carried a bouquet of pink roses. After the
ceremony wedding supper was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lutz will live at All Spring
street. Among the out-of-town guests
present were Charles and Jacob Keifer, Of
Greencastle; Mrs. Kohlheier. of Corners
vile, and George Storm, Of Columbus.
Mrs. VIII r. Hancock gave the first Of a
series Of card companies Friday afternoon
at her home on Broadway. 1t was an
Easter company, all the flowers and ap-
pointments being symbolic of the season.
The several rooms were decorated with
Easter flowers, which were also given as
guest favors, with tiny yellow chicks.
Punch was served In the dining room,
where the table was daintily adorned with
ferns and cherries Assisting Mrs. Han
cock in her Inequalities was her mother
Mrs. j. w. Fort and Mrs. Willard Fl. CO.
burn, Mrs. A. .. EVAN. Mrs. Joseph Ly-
brand and Miss Luna Confare. Misses
Hester Thompson. Myra Shattuck and Eliz-
abeth Brayton served the punch. The COM
pany included Mesdames James Proctor,
George Weadon. Charles Mnesinger. Henry
Stackhouse, Percy Chevalier, Septimus
Smith, Charles Royse, James Billingsley,
Philip Mutchner. William Elvin, Frank
Link, Will Walker, Frank Carter, Melville
Heiner. Frank Crull, Oscar Yount, Charles
Stafford. Joseph Reagan, c. Z. Test, III. ID.
Haring. John Weinman. John Hayes. Carl
Won Hake, George Smith, A. r. Holman.
Thomas Lee. Frank Wocher. Edward Haw-
kinss Arthur Kaye Herman Rosensartsns