The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-05-17
Bsc eafs Of the Past
Deek in the City
PERSONAL Mention@
sk.aa, Calendar for the Week.

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sf,iaI Calendar for the Week
Monday
Mr.. Snd Mrs. John w. Stokes, of No. "a
East S,orth street: evening receptian III
honor AZ te MT vinno No 1884 North Me-
ridian Street; informal afternoon receptloh
for Nd. II. l. Eddy No inyltat iegs ,ro-+n
Delaware street: informal reception from
8 to o'clock. for Mrs Leutz. OF P1ttsourg'
and IS. Arthur w. Kaye NO Invita-
sketfling Club. with Miss Julia Walk,
TO. 39s North Delaware street; speciai
evenins meeting
Tuesday
Mrs. 3rhomas Reid Kackley. No. 1917 Cen
tral a,enue; reception In honor OF MIS-
BALDWIN. of Kew Orleans
Mrs <Fiow1rd Gale. No. 172s Broadway;
comps,Zy FOR Miss Marie Hines.
Mrs f1clarence A Kenyon No. 81 NOrih
MeridEn street; luncheon in honor OF Mrs.
BassesS OF Leavenworth, Kan
!, "Wednesday
Mrs sw. E. Stevenson and Miss Edna
StevenSon, No. 20Z3 North Meridian street;
reception for Mrs. Fletcher Hines and Miss
Ms. Selson Augustus Gladding. No. 1913
North @Pennsylvania street; luncheon Tor
Mrs dwin' K Ct Ssw o and Miss Ketcham.
No 42.s North Illinois street. reception.
Marriage OF Miss Lillian Ruth Crest ana
Marriage of Miss Grace Sickford and Mr..
Waite. Buckhorn-
Thursday
Mrs Nv. E. Hayward, No. 91s North Capt.
toll avSIue; luncheon ~ 40,
Mr. End Mrs. H. NJ Bronson. NO; 4ZS
North capitol avenue. Evening reception
No Invitations -,,
Mrs. ~. E. Hayward. No. sls North Capt.
'o nran'S ar home of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
II. Dep. by club of young men,
skc--ty Events of the week.
A brslsl luncheon. exceedingly handsome
In eveS datcil, was that given Wednesday
at ther Columbia Club by Mrs. Fletcher
Hines, IN honor of Miss Marie Hines. who
viii b married in June to Mr.. Charles
Kontelx of Naples, Italy. The guests. who
includeH about thirty friends and relatives.
were isated at a large round table. the
center k1f which was heaped with a pro-
fusion of Bridesmaid roses: The mowers
were ss ranged in a pyramid which almost
touchef the chandelier in the center and
left bus single border of the white clotn
exposes for the plates. over five hundred
pink xes were used for the floral deco
ration. and the table was mass of pink
and grIs.n. The guests plates were marked
by bouquets of pink sweet peas, tied with
green Tltin ribbons, on which the names
were pSinted IN gold letters. Mrs. Hines
enfertasled Mrs. Horace H. Fletcher. Mrs.
r. NJ. FLETCHER. Mrs. w. b. Fletcher, Mrs
w. L. xFletcher, Mrs. Miller, Mrs L. A.
Wagnea Mrs. j. w. Jones, Mrs. L. w.
Jones' Mrs. Edward NJ. Churchman. Mrs.
Il. B. FLETCHER. Mrs. Arthur F. Hall, Mrs.
Foltz, Airs. Howard Gale. Mrs. E. +.
Hodges Mrs. w. L. Stevenson, Mrs. j. r..
Brown,sM l. #. Hines, Miss Edna Stew
enson. Kiss Anne Hurry, Miss Raible, Miss
Emily fletcher. Miss Martha Foster MISS
Routh, Miss Hawkins and Miss Dering OF
Chicag and Mrs. Macfarlane, OF P1ttsburg.
An orCfestra played during the Iuncneon
and Mig William III. Morrison, jr., sang sew
eral SCI ctions.
A prCfty wedding Thursday was that of
Miss ItS.an GoodIet and Mr.. Jack Black.
IT., of Erooklyn, which was solemnized at
1 o'c.oES in the afternoon at the home
OF the --sride's mother, Mrs. Martha Good
let. tn Rev. J. b. Cowan officiated and
the ceI $mony was witnessed by the inn
mediate family only. An orchestra played
the we,kiing music The bride wore blue
silk crfpe over blue taffeta. which was
trimmer with hand embroidered roses and
white CS1iffon. and pale blue chiffon hat
trimmesc with black velvet. The house was
attracttSely decorated with palms. sweet
peas. ca-nations and Bride roses. Among
the gue.ls were Mrs. John Black, Mr.. and
Mrs H> e Adams and Miss Anna Black
all of tS-ooklyn. Mr.. and Mrs. Black left
Thursday afternoon for an extended East
ern trliS Incy Will De at NOME 10 luelT
friends after Aug. at the Mount Edna
Jersey aock farm, Brooklyn. Ind.
Mr.. s15d Mrs Adolph Seidensticker OBJ
served the fifth anniversary of their mar
riage lat Monday evening at their home
on Brosdway with a card party for the
members OF the family. The occasion was
also Mrs. Seidensticker's birthday. The sew
eral rooms were prettily decorated with
clusters OF carnations. Guests from out OF
town wire Mrs George Coates and Mrs
Roy Hicks and daughter Helen. OF Aurora
III. TIE other guests included Mr.. and
Mrs George Seidensticker, Mr.. and Mrs
Oswald sSeidens:icker, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam B95hanaE, Mr.. and Mrs. Jupe. Dr.
Porter. tyr. and Mrs. Harry Thudium, Miss
Hattie Eaudium. Mrs. Nina Seidensticker
Mrs: Ensma Abel. Miss Anna Abel, Miss
Fred AL Carl Schmidt and Frank and
Otto Arg
The Cver-the-Teacups Club observed a
guest Dseeting Thursday afternoon at the
home o. Mrs. J. o. Henderson. on North
Meridian street Each member had the
privilege OF inviting three friends, and
there WIS a large attendance OF members
and gussts. Spring flowers were used ir
the sevCsal rooms for decorations Assist
the programme committee of the club Mrs
A. B. Mitchell. Mrs. Charles Latham and
Mrs Leg Wallace. jr. with few other
friends. ( An interesting paper on THE
Romances of the Bible" was read by Mrs
r. ~ O<g, OF Kokomo, who had prepared
IL for C5e of the KOkomo clubs Durins
the afts noon Mrs. Ida Gray Scott sans
several sielightful songs and there were
piano selections.
Tuesda. Mrs. Walter L. Milliken gave
large luscheon at the Country Club, he
guests ..ncluding over seventy of he
friends. The rooms at the club were mos
attractively trimmed in ferns and sprins