The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-27

Miss Lenora Ensey and Miss Stella Won
dersaar
The sketching Club held its Christmas
meeting yesterday afternoon with Mrs.
Brandt Steele, 223 Broadway. An interest
ing original Christmas story was read by
Mrs. Schleppy. Miss Edith Neubacher gave
a violin solo and Mrs. Henry Fay played
selections on the piano. After the pro-
gramme there was the usual Christmas
entertainment that Miss Selleck gives the
members of the club.
The LAS You Like It. sorority of the
June, 90, class, NJ. I. II. s, will receive
New Years afternoon, from to 6. at No:
1897 WOOdlawn avenue. The members or
the sorority are the Misses Hazel Avery.
Demia Daley, Mary Dillingham;, Laura
Hagedon, Edna Kellogg Lille King. Han
nah Noelke. Mary Reid, Mary Rockford,
Bertha ROunder, Bonnie Sharp, Helen
Swain, Myrtle Woerner and Bertha Wolf.
The members Of the Sigma Gamma Phi
sorority were the hOstesses for a pretty
holiday dance last night at the Propylaeum.
The members OF the fraternity are Miss
Marie Starr Miss Eleanor Tucker, Miss
Jessie Epps. Miss Florence Latham, Miss
Mary PARROT, Miss Nelse lockwood, Miss
Idamarie Rogers. Miss Mary Chenoweth,
MissM airy Holiday, Miss Margaret New
comb. Miss Rachel Baker, Miss Louise Mil
ligan and Miss Helen Barney
The marriage Of Miss Edith Carson,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Carson.
of Southport, and Mr. John w. Brewer
took place at the beautiful country home
Christmas eve at o CLOCK, the nine
teenth anniversary OF the brides parents.
The Rev Mr.. Robertson, of the Southport
Methodist Church, pronounced the cere-
mOny The bride wore pretty gown of
cream silk crepe de chine and carried Bride
roses.
The Princeton men who will arrive to-day
TO visit friends in the city are Mr. II. II.
Bradley, who will be with Mr.. Charles
Latham; Mr.. c. L. Voorhees, with Mr.. Syl-
vester Johnson: Mr.. Laurence H. Wotres,
with Mr.. Alfred Ogle, jr.; Mr.. w. c. Mot
ter, with Mr.. Frank and Mr.. Elmer Cline;
Mr.. Samuel Fleming with Mr.: Louis Condo;
Francke, jr; Mr.. Theodore Gray. with Mr..
Douglas Pierce and Mr.. William +. Frank
lin. with Mr. Lehman II. Dunning.
Mr. and Mrs William II. Coleman gave a
beautifully appointed dance last evening
at their home on North Meridian street for
their daughter Miss Suemma Vajen-Cole-
man. and her guest, Miss Hobson. The ball
room was elegant in all its decorations
Around the hall was Southern smilax, with
scarlet wreaths tied with scarlet ribbons
| The archways were of electric lights with
scarlet shades and bells. The dining-room
was beautiful with poinsettiers and holly,
| and in the center of the table was a large
French basket of the effective flowers. The
paror was in pink roses and smilax. With
| the guests were a number of out-of-toWn
visitors who are here for the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Edgar Kurtz
| gave a charmlngly appointed dinner last
| night at their home on North Pennsyl-
| wanna street IOr JDelr DfOJneT, MI JAMES
| b. jameson. The appointments were all
| in scarlet, and the centerpiece was can
/ delabrum filled with scarlet taperS in a
I mound of holly Scarlet candles in indlvT-
| ual candleholders of crystal were placed
about the table. The name-cards had holly
| designs. The guests included Miss Gladys
| and Miss Nancy WalcOtt Miss Helen Car
| son, Miss Florence Dunning, Mr. Lehman
| Dunning, Mr.. Harris w. Walcott and Mr.
/ Maynard Allen.
Mr.. and Mrs Pearl A. Havelick will give
| a supper at the Columbia Club tonight in
| honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Way. The
/ table appointments will be in pink, and the
| decorations will be Bridesmaid roses and
| pink-shaded tapers. With Mr.. and Mrs.
Way Mr.. and Mrs. Havelick will entertain
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A Zion, Miss Ida Turrell,
| Miss Margaret Neumann and her guest,
Miss Flossie Newly of Knightstown, Miss
| Morris of Terre Haute, Mr.. Brown Katzen-
| bach, Mr.. Reisner, Mr.. Holiday, Mr. Robey
and Mr.. COhn Of Salt Lake City. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Zion will give company tomorrow
| night for Mr.. and Mrs. Way
Yesterday afternoon the marriage OF Miss
| Kathryn Fassold, daughter of Mrs. Helen
Fassold, and Mr.. Paul Rudd took place at
4 the home of the bride on Noble street.
Miss Goldie Fassold. sister of the bride,
| played the wedding music. The Rev. Mr..
Heinentrouts of Matthews, pronounced the
ceremony. The bride wore a beautiful
! gown Of embroidered Swiss over taffeta
| and carried Bride roses. The out-of-town
| guests were Mr. and Mrs. Leon Mcdonald,
| of Chicago; the Misses Page, of Cleveland;
| Mr.. Harry Corson, of Detroit; Mr.. George
| Fassold, of Brownstown; Miss Bessie Bond,
| of Columbus: Mr. Everitt TrOok, of Mat
| thews; Mr.. and Mrs. Gregory, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Wood, Miss Beulah Gregory, Miss Matte
| Grendel, and Mrs. Mann, of louisville Mr..
| and Mrs. Rudd went East on a wedding
| trip and will be at home at Matthews after
Feb l.