The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-31

Mrs Edward Kahn gave a kitchen shower
yesterday Afternoon for Miss Jessie Eek
house, January bride-elect The rooms
were decorated with holly, and in the din
lng-room red bell was suspended from the
Chandelier. A canopy of red ribbons and
smilaX formed from the chandelier to
the corners OF the table. In the center OF
the table was bowl Of ferns. Among the
guests We're Miss Mosler, Miss Rheine-
Of Wabash. Mrs. Kahn was assisted by
Harry Kahn and Mrs. Snewind.
Miss Norma Van Hake gave a beautiful
tea yesterday Afternoon in honor OF Miss
Cooley, of Hartford City. and Miss Neuman,
were used in the parlor, and red and green
decorations in the other rooms. Miss Won
Hake was assisted by her mother. Mrs. Won
Hake, and by her sister. Mrs Charles
Meinsinger, and by Mrs. William Martin
Birk, Miss Virginia Pickens, Miss Marie
crime Clark. Miss Palmer, of New York,
with Miss Kern, and Miss Bull, with Miss
Wright, were among the callers.
The Sigma Beta Sigma Sorority of the
the Columbia Club yesterday for number
or visiting girls, among whom were Miss
Corinne Krag. Miss Ethel Snyder, Miss
/ Columbus, o.; Miss Mary Cox, of Terre
Haute; Miss Elizabeth Hutchins, of Leb-
| anon, and Miss Marie Aneshaesel, of Chi
| cago. The holiday cOlors were used in the
! decoration of the table. The hostesses We're
/ Miss Katherine Smiley, Miss Helen COthrel
Miss Helen Grassland, Miss Shirley Thomas,
/ Miss Helen Johnson, Miss Edith Socwel
/ Miss Mary Pinnell, Miss Alice Allen, Miss
Ursula Parker and Miss wilma English.
The wedding of Miss Rena Keen, daugh-
| ter of Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Keen, and
/ Mr.. lie Grande Payne took place last even
/ ing at Fletcher-place Church at $50 o'clock.
! The ring ceremony was used and the Rev.
NJ B. Hyde, pastor of the church, Off
/ cfated. The bride was attended by Mrs.
Martin Henry Wallick as matrOn Of honor
and Miss Edith Starr, of Decatur, H., and
/ Miss Della Gowdy as bridesmaids The
/ bride was very Decomingly goWned In a
| French robe of white embroidered swiss
over taffeta and carried shower bouquet
of white carnations. The bridesmaids wore
gowns of white dotted silk null with pearl
and chiffon trimmings, and carried arm
bouquets of pink carnations. The matron
| or honor wore gown or cream meteor
satin with pearl trimmings and carried pink
| carnations. The groom was attended by
| Mr.. William Armstrong. of Piqua, o., as
! best man, ard Mr. Edwin Haines, of De-
catur, Ill, and Mr.. Carl Bowlby, of Har-
| rlson, o., as ushers. A small reception
was held after the ceremony at the home
| of the bride on East McCarty street. Mr..
and Mrs. Payne will be at home after
| Feb. at "a Woodruff Place.
\ pretty home wedding occurred yester-
| day at noon at Cumberland, when Miss
Gertrude Mcconnell was united in mar
rlage to DR.. j.. Byron Young of Cieero'
Mcconnell, on Washington street. The
Gavtsk, of St. Johns Church, of this
! city. The wedding was private one.
the guests including only few friends and
| relatives. The bride wore a gown of silver
grey silk over eoienne trimmed in inn
| ported Arabian lace medallionS and car
! ried arm bouquet of Bride roses. The
| attendants were Miss Mabel Mcconnell, the
| brides sister, gowned in baby-blue crepe
| de chine trimmed in a deep bertha of ma
creme lace, and carrying pink roses, and
DIR. Z. q. Mace of Julietta Hospital. The
wedding march was PLAYED by Miss Clara
| Marfard, OF Greenfield. The house was ar
tistically decorated throughout with Christ
| mas holly and carnations. The bride was
| one of the leaders in Cumberland society.
She is a graduate of st. Johns Academy
and a skilled musician The bridegroom is
| a practicing physician of Cicero and is
well known in indianapolis, having been
graduated from the Indiana Medical Col
| lege. He served one year as inferno at the
| city Dispensary. "A wedding dinner fol-
! lowed the altar services, after which the
couple left for trip in the West. They
| will reside in Cicero.
A thousand children were entertained de-
| ightfully yesterday afternoon by the Mobiles
| OF the Mystic Shrine, who were at home to
| the children of the members and> their
| friends at Masonic Temple, on South Penn
| sylvania street. The decorations were in
| the shrine colOrS of red and orange An
| orchestra played for the dancing. The par
lors, where the smaller children were amused
| with games Of all kinds by Mrs Frederick
! Gardner, Mrs. Arthur Deuel. Gates and Mrs.
| L. n. Randall, assisted by Miss Bright Arm
| Somervllle were beautifully decorated with
| Oriental hangings, and the decorations in
| the dlnlng-room were also in oriental effect,
| with red and yellow carnations for the
tables. The ices were in red and yellow and
the CONNECTIONS were red and yellow cres-
| cents. Mrs. William FoOr was in charge OF
the dancing, and her assistants included
Mrs. Philip Goetz, Mrs. Elias Jacoby, Mrs.
| Raymond p. Van Camp, Mrs. Thomas G.
| Smiley, Mrs. Oliver Willard Pierce, Mrs.
! John Minor and Mrs. Walter S. Dynes;
Miss Alta Malott, Miss Clara Hawkins,
Miss LentO Fulwell Miss Edith Adams and
Miss Jessie Norton, of Bedford, Ind. Mrs
| w. 5. Mitchell was in charge of the dining
room, assisted by Mrs. Jacob Becker, Mrs
]. II. Billinge.ey, Mrs. Bert Boyd, Mrs. G.
| n. Chandler, Mrs. w. S. Clevinger, Mrs. T.
w. De Haas, Mrs. =; j. Gausepohl, Mrs
| Mrs. John b. Nugent, Mrs. c. G. Perry
Mrs. c. c. PiersOn, Mrs. Z. ]. Robinson
Mrs. A. ]. Sampsell, Mrs. r. X. Syfers, Mrs
o. L. Wade, Mrs. w. p. Malott and Mrs
w. S. Willis.
The annual breakfast of the Vassar Club
of Indiana was held at the University
Club yesterday noon; Mrs. Robert Cath
Taggart were in charge of the entertain
ment The table was decorated in the col.
lege colors pink and gray. Pink roses tiet
with soft gray ribbons were used for the
table and the guest favors. The members
present were: Mrs. Wilbur c. Allen, Miss
Elizabeth Baker, Miss Bertha Balls, Mrs
Edmund Ball of Muncie, Miss Frances
BrowneIl Mrs. Anna BroWneIl. Miss Sarof
Caplin of Warsaw Miss Eleanor and Miss
Mary Carey, Miss Evelyn Craig of Vevay
Miss Martha Doan of Westfield, Miss Flor
ence Dunning, Miss Bertha Ellis, Mis-!
Caroline and Miss Henrietta Frenzel, Mrs
Edgar j. Foster, Mrs. Arthur Grover, Mrs
Charles Garrard, Mrs. Ella n. Hanna OF
Fort Wayne, Miss Merica Hoa gland Mis-:
Claribel Kahn Mrs. Z. Z. Miller, Miss Mar
garet and Miss Ruth McCulloch, Mrs. Mer
edith Nicholson, Miss Harriet Noble, Miss
Evelina Pierce of Muncie, Miss Marx
Armour Pratt, Miss Amelia Platter, Miss
Josephine Robinson. Miss Margaret Rock
wood, Miss Margaret Ship, Mrs. Charles
O. Roemler Miss Claire Shower Mis-:
Eleanor Smith of Munce, Miss Natal,
Lord Smith, Miss Marion Schibsby, Mis-.
Mona TGggart, Miss Nora Taggart Mrs
Margaret Trip, Miss Gertrude futile, Mis-!
Lydia Wallace and Mrs. Edison T. Wood
The election of officers, held after tn,
breakfast, resulted in the choice of Mis-.
Theresa Pierce, reelected, president; Mis-
Harriet Noble. reelected, first vice pres
ident; Miss Margaret McCulloch SECOND
vice president; Mrs. Charles A. Garrard, re
elected, secretary; Miss Gertrude Baker
| treasurer; directors for two years. Mrs
Edmund Ball of Muncie. Miss Merici
Hoagland, Miss Mona Taggart Miss Flor
ence Dunning and Miss Bertha Ellis New
members admitted were Mrs. Frederick
Wiley Mrs. Theodore Dahman, Mis-
Perkins and Miss Haskins.
BUCKLEY-PANGBOR
A beautiful midwinter wedding was tina
of Miss Frances TiltOn Pangborn, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. George w. Pangborn, anC