The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-03-15

Society Events Of the Past Week.
Miss Mabel Rose gave a small company
Wednesday evening for Miss Bertha Hollis,
OF Greencastle. who visited Miss Frances
Miller.
Mr. and Mrs Ernst Hobbs Burford en-
tertained at dinner last Tuesday evening
for Representative and Mrs. Luhring. Of
Evansville.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lilly gave a family
dinner last Wednesday evening for Miss
Emma Lilly, of Mount Clemens, who is
their visitor.
Miss Esteile Jones entertained the club
to which she belongs with a farewell party
Friday afternoon, previous TO her depar-
ture 10 Rusiville for residence.
Mrs. Edward l.. Mckee gave a family
dinner last Friday evening to celebrate the
birthday anniversaries of her mother, Mrs.
II p. WATSON, and Mr.. Mckee.
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Mrs. George Clare White and Miss Hettie
Ellis entertained at cards Wednesday aft
ernoon in honor of Mrs. Edwin Mumm Ber-
nard, Of Denver. formerly Miss Fannie
White. OF this city.
Miss Alice Dresser entertained few
friends Friday evening at her home, 112
West Tenth street, when Mr.. Oscar Wat
kfns gave an interesting talk on words
WORTH
DR.. and Mrs. Alonzo B. Chapman enter
tanned the Monday Club last Monday even
ing in honor of Miss Vorris. OF Cincinnati,
who visited the Misses Smith on North
Illinois street.
Miss Irma Rosenthal entertained the
members Of the Bachelor Girls Club
Wednesday afternoon. New. members of
the club include Mrs. Sylvan Kahn, Mrs.
Harry Kahn. Mrs. Albert Rosenthal Miss
Isabel Haas and Miss Estelle Selig.
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Miss Dove Collins entertained a party of
friends last Wednesday evening at her
home on North Illinois street for her friend,
Miss Bonner, of Chicago Red lights and
red carnations and ferns were the decora-
tons for the dining room. Carnations were
the favors.
Mrs. william o. Evert was the hostess
for the meeting Of the Hoyle Euchre Club
Friday afternoon Her home was prettily
adorned with roses and tulips. The prizes
John Warner. Mrs. A. p. Heron and Mrs.
Henry Davis.
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Mrs. Louis H. Wolff gave small lunch
con Wednesday for Mrs. Adams, of Topeka,
Kan. who is visiting her daughter. Mrs.
Charles Emery. The guests to meet Mrs.
Adams were Mrs. John Carl Ingram, Mrs.
w. o. Anderson. Mrs. M. p. G. Clark, Mrs.
George I. Moore and Mrs. T. E. Holiday.
The March party Of the Ladies' Club Of
the Maennerchor was held Friday aft
ernoon In the Maennerchor Hall. Section
5 was in charge and the hostesses for the
afternoon included Mrs. Emil SteinhIber,
Mrs George Manifold. Mrs. l. A. Holman.
Mrs. Joseph Geiger. Mrs. Gustave Ober-
lander and Miss Florence Weiss.
handsome luncheon was given Wednes-
day by Mrs. William Scott IN honor of
Miss Helen Greene, of Cleveland. who is
Miss Carey's guest. ard Miss Lois Pratt,
who has recently returned to Indianapolis
for residence. Mrs. Scott's home was beau
number OF the friends OF the guests of hon.
or were entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Milholland observed
the thirteenth anniversary of their mar
riage Friday evening with an informal
card company. Their home on North Capt.
tol avenue was prettiiy adorned with pro-
fusion OF spring flowers and palms. The
guests included only a few of the intimate
friends OF the host and hostess
Mrs May Wright Sewall entertained
about one hundred of her friends who are
interested In the study OF Browning with
an Evening with Browning Friday night
Prof. Richard Greene Moulton was pres
ent and during the evening gave a num-
Der or delightful readings from the poet
works. including reading and interpreted
Olins Sanger Hall also read "a Tale"
which was greatly enjoyed
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The last OF the series OF entertainments
given by the members OF the Woodruff Club
was the dance held Friday evening. The
clubhouse was attractively decorated for
the affair and a number OF out-of-town
guests were included in the dancers. among
them being Miss Thomas OF Chicago, with
Mrs. Whitlock. and Miss Mcconnell Of
The committee in charge OF the evening in
cluded Mrs. Carroll 4. Swain. Mrs Thomas
3 Hacker. Mrs Walter s Warford. Mrs.
Frederic u. Whitlock and Mrs. Frederick
Keller.
The Veronica Club met last Thursday aft
ernoon at the home Of Mrs Henry War
rum Special guests for the afternoon were
Mrs Harry Miller, of Paramount, president
OF A1denburg Association, and Miss Specs
or Vincennes, chairman OF the programme
committee OF the same organization. The
programme for the afternoon included the
reading of Mr.. Thomas Smiley's article on
THE Foetess Sapho," with a number of
her poems translated by him. Mrs Mich
oias Cornet and Mrs. Chidester gave vocal
solos and Miss Vondersaar a piano solo,
The exercises closed with humorous read
tngs by Mrs John Schleppy.
Mrs Don Price Hawkins was the hostess
for a thiDhie party Thursday afternoon.
asking a nSmber Of friends TO meet her
guest. Miss Bessie Smeek, of Chicago
Those entertained included Mrs James
O. Dorsey, Mrs Harry Raymond, Mrs. Guy
Hawkins. Mrs. Philemon NJ. Watson, Mrs.
Stoughton Fletcher. Mrs. Clarence Stanley,
Mrs Albert Thompson. Miss Ruth Wilson,
Miss Corella Taylor, Miss Lucy Taggart
Miss Rens Tucker. Miss Mary Wilson, Miss
Ella Nonnegut, Miss Stella Adams. Miss
Ethel davens, Miss Flora Ketcham, Miss
Katherine Ayres. Miss Anne Jillson and
Miss Elizabeth Byers.
Mrs. Robert L. Springsteen entertained at
cards Thursday afternoon. She was assist
ed IN; her hospitalities by her daughter
Helen. Mrs. ]. w. Williams and Miss Helen
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