The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-06-07

Mrs. Judson concluded her toast to Mrs.
Sewall she presented the tray to the guest
or honor, and lifting the roses, disclosed the
handsome gift.
Miss Jane Alexander. daughter of Mrs.
Mary A. Alexander, and Mr.. Harry Louis
Likert were married at 1870 O'Clock
Wednesday at the home of the brides
mother on Ruckle street. The Rev. d. II.
Murphy, of Greensburg, an uncle of the
bride, pronounced the ceremony, which was
witnessed by the immediate relatives only.
The only attendant was a little flower girl,
Jean Coffin. of Irvington. Mrs. William
Alexander De Motto played the 'Lohen-
grin wedding march. The bride was be-
comlngly gowned in a green tailor suit and
carried a cluster of June lilies. The house
and Mrs. Likert left for a trip to Califor-
MIA. On their return they will reside at
No; Ills Talbot avenue, where they will be
at home after Aug. l..
Miss Josephine Hyde entertained about
thirty Of the friends of Miss Mary Noble
informally Tuesday afternoon in her honor.
1t was a thimble party and each of the
guests hemmed a tea towel for the BRIDE
elect. During the afternoon several mu-
steal numbers were given by Ellis Levy on
his violin. who played a song composed by
Mrs. Booth Harrington. The hostess also
sang one of Mrs. TarkingtOn's songs. Miss
Hyde was assisted in entertaining her
guests by her mother, Mrs. Laura Hyde,
and by Mrs. RItzinger, Mrs: William
Hauiesen, Mrs. Thomas Dean, Miss Anna
and Miss Louise Spann and Miss Annie
and Miss Belle Dean. The house was pref
tily decorated with flowers, the drawing
room being adorned with pink peonies and
the library with vases of feur de lis.
xxx
The members of the Study Club were en-
tertained at luncheon Wednesday by Mrs.
Samuel Elliott Perkins. The club has met
weekly for the past eight months and has
devoted its time to the study of Rome. At
each meeting prints and photographs have
been exhibited to illustrate the special
line of study and these pictures were auc-
toned on after the luncheon. At the
vines and sweet pea blossoms. were bonbon
boxes filled with beans, which were used
to buy the pictures. Mrs. Perkins enter
tanned Mrs. H.. B. Haywood. Mrs. j.. V.
Stanbery, Mrs. Charles Emery, Mrs. s. f.
Perkins. jr., Mrs. Robert Bennett, Mrs.
Alice Dowden. Mrs. James M. Judson, Mrs.
j. j. Price and Mrs. A. L. Lockridge. Other
members of the class are Mrs. Louis Wolff.
Mrs. I. A. Winterrowd, Miss Mullen and
Mrs. Joseph r. Smith.
XXX
Tuesday evening Miss Elizabeth Lewis
was the hostess for a pretty company at
her home, on North Pennsylvania street,
entertaining in honor of Miss Florence Rus
sell and Mr.. William Lilly, who will be mar
ried this month. The guests were enter
tanned at cards. and the games were fol-
lowed by a kitchen shower for the BRIDE
elect. The rooms were attractively trimmed
In pink. the wedding color. and the scheme
was carried out by the use of carnations
and pink peonies. Miss Lewis was assisted
In her Inequalities by her mother, Mrs.
Lewis. Mrs. Benjamin Lewis and Mrs.
Rfra Thn ~ ny A1la.s ATfca D,E.A11
Miss Louise Lilly, Miss Blanche Carroll,
Miss Ida Turrell, Miss Myrtle Harvie. Miss
Margaret Shower. Miss Hutton. Miss Lento
Fulwell, Miss Helen Morey of New York,
and Messrs. Lilly. Hayes. Helm, Krauss,
Birch. Love. Burgess and Spencer.
Mrs. G. M. Henderson and Mrs. ]. B.
Sidener were the hostesses for a large re-
ception Thursday afternoon at their home
on Broadway. The color tone of pink was
carried out in the decoration of the house,
and pink roses, carnations and peonies were
used in profusion. The guests were served
!, at small tables in the dining room, where
the decoration was entirely of pink sweet
peas. Assisting the hostesses in entertain.
ing their guests were Mrs. H. T. Condo
{ Mrs. w. c. Helt, Mr.. Homer Hadley, Mrs
NJ. F. Holt. Mrs. Granville Allen, Mrs. Wal.
ter Howe, Mrs. w. 8. Moffett. Mrs. Merle
Sidener, Mrs. W.. b. Nash, Miss Eloise
Palmer, Miss verna Palmer, Miss Lillian
Moore, Miss Grace White, Miss Maude
!. Prier, Miss Alta Roberts and Miss Bertha
l Crosley. The receiving hours were from
/. to s, and a large number of out-of-towr
visitors were present with the callers.
xxx
Miss Florence Russell, the bride-elect, and
her visitor, Miss Helen Morey, of New
: York. were the guests of honor at a pretty
|, company which was given Thursday after.
noon by Miss Grace Rebel at her home or
, Broadway. Cards furnished the entertain.
: ment of the afternoon. and the score card.
! were red hearts. Pink sweet peas and
: daisies formed the floral decoration of the
: rooms. With the guests of honor Mis-:
! Rebel entertained the bridesmaids and as
r sistants for the wedding and a few Other
: Morrell Davis. Mrs. Edwin Maurice Craft
, Miss Louise Lilly. Miss Elizabeth Lewis
MISS Mss M py eha aars,e, MISS s; Margaret Snover
Miss Nita Richards, Miss Helen Spring
4 steen, Miss Jessie Cleveland, Miss Harrie
4 Bugbee, Miss Edna Stevenson, Miss Stella
a Fox. Miss Mary Searle, Mrs. Hugh Brown
{ Cutter of Louisville, Miss Charlotte DahIer
; of Terre Haute and Miss Helen Cook o.
. Greenfield.
Miss Charity Dyes Browning class wa,
entertained by her Monday afternoon will
; a musical at the home of Mrs. Charles c
q Brown, one of the members. A delightful
: programme was prepared for the afternoon
E which included two Browning songs, ny
STAR and ASPIRATIONS" by Miss Fremon
Swain. Mr.. Fritz Krull sang "Kins
Charles" with his own musical setting O
the epilogue written for the Browning so
q ciety. Mrs. W.. F1anner read I'm a Con
> dola," with the song, Il Send My Herat VI
to Thee" and "Nocturne." Chopin, Opus 81
No. 1. and Legend" Wieniawski. Follow
7. ing the programme there was a social hour
The members of the class present wer,
. Mrs. Wentz. Mrs. Yeaton, Mrs. Shower, Mrs
d Wade, Mrs. Marshall. Mrs. Cleveland, Mrs
e Schofield, Mrs. Johnston. Mrs. Holton, Mrs
n Hellixon. Mrs. Haywood. Mrs. Hobbs, Mrs
Ferguson, Mrs. Lulu Brown, Mrs. Hawley
/ Miss Arnold and Miss Buckley. There wer,
Z a number of guests present with the clul
e members.
Mrs. Frank Maus Fauvre entertained tn,
members of the German Literary Club Mon
day. and took them to Spring Lake Parl
on a special car. entertaining them at din
ner at the park. The dinner was informal
s and short reports of the Indiana Union o
Literary Clubs. held at Charlottesville re
. Test and Mrs. Barnes. The name card
forest, brought from abroad by Mrs
Fauvre, and legends of the Black fores
a were told by the guests during the cours
o of the dinner. The company included Mes
Q danes Henry Adams, Theodore Barnes
Henry Lane Bruner, Louis Burckhardt. A
L. Dietrichs, James Eaglesfeld, Frank NJ
Fauvre, H.. q. Panther, Ferdinandine Reese
Frederick Rush. Margaret Segur. Henri,
SEVERN, Alexander Stewart. Bertha Test