The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-09-20

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Kelsey Stone. and Miss Edna johnson. OF
st. Louis, with Miss Edna Bags.
y dance was given Friday night at the
Woodruff Clubhouse by number OF young
people in honor of Midshiprnan Hugh
Brown Eldred Armstrong and George Oar
low and Paymaster George Brown, who
are home on vacations.
Mrs Charles T. Whitsett was at home
informally yesterday afternoon at the
Charleston Inn in honor of her daughter.
Miss Mae Culver whose marriage To Mr..
Orndorff. of Indian Territory. occurs this
week. The rooms were charmingly adorned
with autumn flowers and a harpist played
during the calling hours
Mrs. John y. Feasey entertained a num-
Der of musical friends Wednesday night for
her guests, Mrs. c. w. Sweet and Mrs. Will
liam Holt. of Albany. y. v Features of
the evening were literary potpourri and a
war romance on the piano by Miss Grace
NJ Feasey. and old-fashioned games. The
rooms were decorated with palms, ferns
and white roses and smilax.
Mrs John Schleppy gave small musicale
Wednesday night for Miss Selma Neubach-
er. who will leave this week for New York
and will enter the Pratt Institute. The
soloists for the evening were Miss Stella
Vondersaar, piano; G.. a. Neubacher. flute:
Montgomery Van Dyke, violin; Charles Q.
Jones. baritone. Mrs. Albert Rabb gave a
musical reading from the German of Hoff-
mann.
Mrs. John B. Griffey. of College avenue.
was the hostess of pretty luncheon of
twenty covers, followed by a card party,
Thursday. For the luncheon the table was
laid in pink and white and carnations
formed the floral setting. Assisting Mrs.
Griffey during the afternoon were Mrs:
Lauer, Mrs. Newsom and Mrs. Harlan, and
the guests were the members of the
Greensburg Whist Club.
Miss Edith Hull was the hostess for a
card company Friday afternoon in honor
of her guests, Mrs. Charles Aye, of Mat
toon. H.. and Miss Ethel Bayless. of Frank
fort. Asters were used in the decoration of
the rooms. Assisting Miss Hull In enter
tanning were her mother. Mrs. r. c. Hull.
and Miss Edna Beck. of st. Louis, who is
visiting Miss Elizabeth Baggs; Miss Ethel
Allen, of Terre Haute, with Miss Leota
Grafftey, was among the guests.
An enjoyable reception was given Friday
night at the Propylaeum by the Principals
Club, the guests being the teachers of the
city. The receiving party included Mr.. A
NJ. Sweeney. president of the School Board,
and Mrs. Sweeney, Mr.. Calvin n. Kendall,
superintendent of the schools and Mrs
Kendall, M. aud Mrs. Franklin s. Hoyt,
Miss Nebraska Cropsey and Miss Margaret
Hamilton The other members of the club
assisted In entertaining the guests.
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Mrs. Maurice Meyer, of the Meridian,
gave a pretty card company Friday after
noon in honor of her visitor, Miss Belle
Meyer. of Philadelphia The horse show
colors. scarlet and white. were used in the
decoration of the rooms. In the dining
room the table had center piece of red
flowers and was lighted by red candles.
same colors. Mrs. Meyer was assisted in
entertaining by her mother and sisters,
Mrs. Rosa Kieffer, Mrs. Benjamin Meyer
and Miss Ruby Kieffer.
The marriage of Miss Clara Margaret
Hillman to Mr.. Bertram Earl Morris took
place Wednesday night at o'clock at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William f. Hillman, on South Illinois
street, The Rev. Mr.. Shorrey, of the Evan
gelical Church, pronounced the ceremony.
The bride was attended by her sister, Miss
Elizabeth Hillman, and the bridegroom by
Mr.. Frank Ayres. A number of guests
mony. Mr.. and Mrs. Morris will be at
home after Oct. !, at No. ITO Hoyt avenue.
The marriage of Miss Helen Kaiser,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. August Kaiser,
formerly of Terre Haute. and Mr.. Harry
NJ. Cedarholm took place Wednesday
night at the residence of DR.. and Mrs.
Stewart, on Central avenue, the Rev.
Peter Seuel officiating. The wedding guests
included only the immediate members of
the two families. and all the appointments
were simple. The only out-of-town guests
were Mrs. Stewart, of Wabash. and Miss
Thomas OF Elwood. Mr.. and Mrs. Cedar
holm left for a visit TO Chicago, and will
return to this city for residence.
The marriage of Miss Lola Cohen, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Cohen, aud
Mr.. Herman Cohen, of South Bend, took
place Wednesday night at o'clock at the
Propylaeum, Rabbi kantrowitz officiating.
The bride was attended by Miss Sadie CO.
hen. Miss Julia Cohen, Miss Sarah Cohen.
of South Bend, and Miss Belle Levi, of
Peru. The groomsmen were Mr.. Abram