The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-02-01

Marriage OF Miss Mary Ford and Mr.
Thomas Tarpey.
Friday
Mrs. A. p. Crafts reception.
Mrs George W. Talbotts afternoon at
home.
Junior hop at shortridge High School.
Veronica Club dance.
SATURDAY
Mr.. and Mrs. John l.. Grifhthss dinner.
German House card party.
Social Events of the Past Week.
Mrs. Maria Foster Buchanan was the
hostess for a small company Friday after
noon at her home on North Pennsylvania
street.
Miss Gertrude Brown entertained the
U-Go-I-Go Club Friday afternoon. Miss
Leonora Ensey will be the hostess for the
next meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Brush entertained
few friends Friday evening for Miss Skid
more, of Charleston, ILL.,, who is with Mrs.
George Z. Hunt
Mr.. william Helsenberger entertained the
T. A c. Club Friday afternoon for Miss
Munro. of Davenport, Ia, and Miss Lay
man, OF Virginia
matinee party Wednesday in honor of Mrs.
Morton Dunn. who will remove shortly to
New York for residence.
Mrs. Allen w. Conduit gave luncheon
Friday at her home on Park avenue for
her daughter, Mrs. John Boyd, of Detroit.
After the luncheon the guests were enter
tanned at whist
Dr.
Wednesday at English's, entertaining Mrs.
J. p. Michael and visitors. Mrs. Kalish and
Miss cohn and Mrs. Lewis: a luncheon in
the cafe. with American Beauty roses as
favors. followed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Robinson Duck
wall entertained at dinner last Monday
evening in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
f. Aaron. of New York The other guests
were Mr. and Mrs. Howard Schurmann, Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Harmon and Mr.. Frank
d. Pindolph. of Vincennes.
Mrs. Charles N. Williams, of the valen-
cha. entertained few friends with a high
tea Friday afternoon in honor of Miss
Arnold. of Versailles. KY, who is Miss
Josephine Smiths guest. and Miss Jessie
McCutcheon. of Chicago. who Is visiting
Miss Mae Culver.
The usual fortnightiy entertainment of
the Woodruff Club took place last Friday
evening and was in the form of card
party, for which the hostesses were Mrs.
NJ b. Huey. Mrs. William Frasier Johnson.
Mrs l. III. McMurray. Mrs. w. b. Blair.
Mrs. Sarah Il. Hendricks and Mrs. f. G..
Kellar-
The Rev. T. j. villers, C. s. Dearborn
nnd NJ. A. Potter were the guests of hon
for at a banquet given last Friday evening
at the First Baptist Church by the MEM
bers OF the Young Peoples Union, and
about three hundred members were present.
The guests Of honor will sail for Europe
shortly.
channg-dish supper Friday evening at their
home on North Capitol avenue, In honor of
Mr.. Charles McDougall, who will sail a
week from to-day for Naples to spend sew
eral months abroad The table appoint
ments were in scarlet with carnations for
the floral decoration.
Mrs. Graham C.. WATSON, of North Ala
bar,a street. entertained Tuesday night for
Miss Katherine Gibson. The assisting
hostesses were Mrs. William Bryan. Mrs.
II. C. Cox and Miss Jessie Linton. During
the evening there was enjoyable musi-
Gale. given by Miss Lillian Adam. Miss
ddzel w OouWar0, MISS GlDSOn, III. u. COX,
Andrew Smith and Clifford Tyler.
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Mrs. ]. Z. Shideler received informally
Thursday afternoon for her visitor, Mrs.
George r. Parker, OF Louisville. She was
assisted In entertaining callers by Mrs. d.
b Shideler, Mrs. George Low, Mrs. w. L.
Fletcher and Miss Ruth Low. Mrs. John
Harrison, OF New Albany, will come this
week TO be with Mrs. Shideler, who will
entertain. Wednesday afternoon. for both
guests
Mrs. Kate Perry Morris gave an informal
reception Tuesday afternoon. to which her
friends were asked to meet Miss Skidmore,
of Charleston. Ill. Mrs. Morris was as
sisted In her Inequalities by a group of
friends, including Mrs. George Edwin Hunt,
Mrs. George Norwood Catterson, Mrs.
Charles r. Coffin. Miss Claire Shower, Miss
Clara Hawkins. Miss Chambers, Miss Mary
kah0 and Miss Enid Morris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward O. Dillman enter
tanned last Friday evening at their home
on Bellefontaine street. The decorations
and appointments followed the color
scheme OF pink and white The guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Rouse Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Deming, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lin
genfeter, Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Mueller, Mr..
and Mrs Harry Gates. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Irwin.
y handsome luncheon was given Friday
W Miss Emma Martindale in honor of her
visitor, Mrs. William Maclay Hall. of Pitts
burg Pink roses in a center French basket
formed the decoration of the table at which
the guests were seated. The latter in
cluded Mrs. Edward l.. Mckee Mrs George
T. Hume. Miss Eleanor Smith. Mrs Gordon
r. Varney, Mrs. j. Alfred Barnard, Mrs
Thomas Reid Kackley. Miss Atkins and
Miss Hasseiman-
Mrs William Maclay Hail. of Pittsburg
was the guest OF honor at a beautiful tea
given "Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. +. b
Martindale and Miss Martindale at their
home North Meridian street Roses
formed the decoration OF the parlors. scar.
let tulips were used I'm the library and
white and purple lilacs in the dining room
number OF friends assisted the hostesse:
tn fEcfr falf h.,