The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-05-24

Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Springsteen gave
an informal card party last night for MIR.
and Mrs. John H. Aufderheide.

Mr.. and Mrs Robert E. Springsteen gave
an informal card party last night for MIR.
and Mrs. John H. Aufderheide.
Mr.. and Mrs S. Robert Greer entertained
few friends last night with an informal
porch party in honor of their guest. Miss
Hutchinson, of New York
The members of Mrs. May w. Domains
Monday class were informally entertained
yesterday afternoon by Miss Flora Ketch-
am at her home, Robinwood.
Mrs. Herbert l.. Bass entertained at
uchre yesterday afternoon in honor of Mrs.
Walter Bass, of Knoxville. Tenn, who is
spending fortnight with her.
Mrs. John o. Perrin entertained a few
friends at luncheon yesterday in honor Of
Mrs. w. E. Stone of Lafayette, who later
read paper before the Catherine Merrill
Club.
Mrs. Harry H. Hampstead gave a small
card company yesterday afternoon at her
home on North New Jersey street. enter
tanning a dozen friends for Mrs. Clare Day,
of Staten island, who is visiting Mrs john
I. Brush. The tables were placed on the
veranda, which was cozily arranged with
rugs ana CUSHIONS.
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Miss Elizabeth Love was the hostess for
a small company yesterday afternoon. at
senior class of Tudor Hall and the faculty
of the academic department The seniors
present were Miss Lila Kurtz, Miss Mary
Baker. Miss Jessie Stake. Miss Grace
Loomis, Miss Florence Hess, Miss Eva
Danfield, Miss Alice Brown, Miss Alice Hill
and Miss Gertrude Zumpfe.
The Catherine Merrill Club had a delight
full guests meeting yesterday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. William II. Cook, on
North Alabama street. The members and
guests had the privilege of listening to an
BATH" read by Mrs. w Z. Stone. of La
fayette. wife o. President Stone. of Purdue
University. After the paper violin numbers
were given by Miss Jeanette Orlopp.
Mrs. William Zumpfe was the hostess for
an enjoyable morning party yesterday in
honor of her visitor, Mrs. George Chandler.
of South Bend Thirty guests were enter
tanned at euchre and the tables were placed
on the broad porch, which screened
with palms and decorated with wall pock-
cts filled with flowers. The parlors were
adorned with pink flowers. Assisting Mrs.
Zumpfe in entertaining were Mrs Harry
Schlotzhaur, Miss Zumpfe and Mrs. Miller.
OF New York
A beautiful luncheon was given yester-
day by Miss Helen Carson to the members
of the senior class of the Girls Classical
School, of which she is the president The
color tone of pink prevailed in the table
decoration, which had a low basket of pink
sweet peas for its center and small baskets
filled with flowers at each place The
places were marked by tiny Japanese fans
toll
candles in silver candelabra. Miss Carson
was assisted in receiving and entertaining
her guests by her mother. Mrs. John F.
Carson. The company included Miss Juan
tia Bvins, Miss Kate Galloway, Miss Helen
Carson, Miss Pauline Crooke, Miss Bessie
Dixon. Miss Katrina Fertig. Miss Eloise
Lyman. Miss Josephine Nader. Miss AL
berta Mahan, Miss Irma Manegold Miss
Virginia Pickens. Miss Lois Pratt. Miss
Harriet Sawyer, Miss Clara Sibilla Miss
Una Stubbns, Miss Belle Widner Miss Au-
gusta Wehrman.
Mrs. Henry c. Atkins gave handsome
ly appointed luncheon yesterday at her
pretty new home on East Thirteenth street
Mrs. Baldwin. of New Orleans. who is WIS.,
the guest of honor The several rooms
were charmngly adorned with clusters OF
purple iris. pink roses and pink peonies
were Mrs. E. C. Atkins. Mrs. John New.
man Carey, Mrs. William H.. Coleman
Mrs. Henry w. Bennett. Mrs. Arthur Deue
Gates, Mrs. John L. Griffiths, Mrs. Angus
tus Lynch Mason. Mrs. Ovid Butler Jane
son, Mrs. William p. Herod. Mrs. Henry
Scot Fraser, Mrs. W. F. G. Colt, Mrs. Ar.
thur d. Grover Mrs. Arthur VOORHEES,
Brown, Mrs. Thomas Reid Kackley. Mrs
Stoughton A. Fletcher, Mrs. William Line
Elder, Mrs. Samuel c. Carey. Mrs. Angus.
tus Coburn. Mrs. Walter L. Milliken, Mrs
Joseph K. Sharpe. Mrs Francis o. Dorsey
Mrs. Carlton B. McCulloch, Mrs. Lafayette
Page, Mrs. Alvin S. Lockard, Mrs. John M
Shaw Mrs. J. K. Lilly, Mrs. John Somer.
vile, Mrs. William Garrard Comfy, Mrs
George Dwight Kahlo. Mrs. Addison Har.
ris. Mrs. John Martindale, Mrs. Ferdinand
Winter, Mrs. w. w. Herod, Mrs. Henry
L. Wallace, Mrs. Wilson B. Parker, Miss
Susan Stewart. Miss May Shipp. Miss Flor
ence Malott, Mrs. Clarence Winter of New
York, Miss McMurray and Miss Taylor OF
Chicago.