The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-09-27
Z Uenfs OF the Past
Ueek in The City
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With the horse show over and gone So
clety can settle down to its more accus-
toned entertainments which have been
almost entirely neglected the past week.
The night performances OF the show and
the matinees with their attendant drives.
dinners and suppers took uD almost every
minute OF the week and few people had
moment to spare for other companies. 1t
Is bit early in the season still for much
entertaining, but the coming week will see
more than any previous week since early
summer. The musical tea to be given
Wednesday with Mrs. Morss; the reception
the same afternoon given by Mrs. Reaume
and her daughters and the reception 10 be
given Friday afternoon by the Woman's
Club will be among the more important az
fairs of the week and of the lesser ones
the luncheon TO be given by Miss Lemcke,
who will return soon to Chicago 10 resume
her settlement work, and the companies for
Miss Tutewiler. a bride of next week, will
be among the interesting ones. Two in
formal receptions OF tomorrow, too. hold
more than ordinary intersst-that OF Mrs.
Wells. who receives for Mrs. Chapman. for
merly OF this city. and Mrs Moon, of Eau
Claire. Wis. and that Of Mrs. Spades. vino
receives for her daughter. Mrs Fleming,
who was a bride Of last winter. and who
will soon return to her homo in Jackson
Vile. Fla.
II It had been an Indianapolis shop she
never would have dared attempt It. But
It wasn't-and one sometimes dares TO do
things away from home that one wouldn't
even contemplate at home. So when she
OF the big stationer's shops in the city
where she Was visiting she dubbed over
and rushed into the shop dragging a re-
monstrant hostess behind her.
81 want q September wedding" she said
smilInaIy 20 the attentive young man be-
hind the nrst counter.
The young man grew q little less smiling.
at beg your pardon he said, hesitatingly.
II want September wedding. A real nice
one and rather late In the month. think.
I'm 80 glad you have them here" she added
In burst OF confidence. i've always want
| ed one, but never could get hold Of one
kbefore."
4 The young man looked even more bewii-
dered. .sWeIl-but--I don't understand you."
he said.
"oh, perhaps you're sold out" said Miss
test. "Of course IL they're all picked over
1 don't care about one. for I don't intend
to take just any old wedding that nobody
else wants"
The young man leaned over the counter
and spoke in the tone that one uses to an
uncomprehending child. "I guess you don't
quite understand our Card. he said. 1T
means that we have a number OF different
of "a rds nd invitations for SeDteun-
Der weddings"
Miss Indianapolis's baby stare was fol-
lowed by little pout. "Oh. dear. and you
haven't really any September weddings"
she said plaintively. We'll. I think it's
real mean TO advertise them when you
haven't even one. I'm awfulIy disappointed
because don't know whether I will ever
get one or not" And then she and the
Other girl swept out OF the store in q whirl
OK laughter, which left a pink young man
wondering why he had made any explana-
ton.
Social Calendar for the Coming Week.
Monday
Mrs. M H Spades. informal reception for
Mrs. Francis II. Fleming. No Invitations.
Marriage Of Miss Edyth Bush and Mr..
Thomas p. Prather.
Miss Eleanor Lemcke, luncheon.
"Wednesday
st. Cecilia Society, musical tea with
Mrs. s. E. Morss.
Mrs. Anna Carroll Reaums, Miss Reaums,
Miss Mary Reaume. reception.
Miss Edith MoMaster, club company for
Marriage of Miss Catherine Agnes
Sweeney and Mr.. Thomas ]. O'Connor.
Marriage of Miss Margaret Bos and Mr..
Oscar George Mueller.
Thursday
Miss Helen Loeper. club company for
Miss Tutewfler.
Friday
woman's Club. reception at Propyiaeum.
Mrs. Brandt Downey, company for Miss
Tutewiler.
Miss Emma Virginia Pearson, luncheon
for Miss Tutswiler-
Club Programmes.
Irvington Fortnightly, Oct. with Miss
Ida Richardson. Presidents day.
Shakespeare Coterie. Oct with Mrs
Daniel Lesley. THE Tempest"
Magazine Club, Oct. 3-Mrs. John L. Ben
edfct. hostess Presidents day.
Sketcning Club, Oct. S-with Mrs. ~. *.
Garhart Talk, Miss Roda Selleck; sum-
Winona Chautauqua Reading Circle Sept
2S-With Mrs. s. G. Dickey. Summer notes.
club members.
Bertha Ballard Home. Luncheon.
indianapolis Woman's Club, Oct. Pres
fdents day.
Friday Afternoon Club, Oct. 2-with Mrs
Louisa Twiname. Helen Could" Mrs
Nellie 3. Hutson.
Rosemary Club. Sept 3o-with Miss Edith
McMaster. Club luncheon for Miss Har-
fiet Tutewiler.
Aftermath Club, Oct. with Mrs L. c.
Gainey. Summer "reminiscences" club
members.
Kappa Kappa Gamma Club, Oct o.
With Miss Edna Wallace.
Social Events OF Past Week.
The marriage OF Miss Pauline Heinrich
and Mr.. Roy Fowler took place Wednesday
morning In St Patricks Church. The at
PENDANTS were Mr.. and Mrs. n. d. Shoe
maker and Miss Lillian Lay.
Mrs Gertrude Fugate entertained a few
musical people Monday night in honor OF
Miss Eleanor Stark. of st. Louis who 1.
the guest OF the Misses Stark, on Jefferson
avenue Miss Stark has recently returned
from three years study abroad.
Mrs. Charles T. Whtsett was at home
informally. Monday afternoon, at tn,
Charleston Inn, in honor OF her daughter
Miss Mae Culver The rooms were charm
tngiy adorned with autumn flowers and {