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

was very simple and pronounced in the
presence of the family and nearest rela-
tives only.
Thursday the juniors OF the kindergarten
Training School entertained the members or
the senior class with an outing at Broad
Ripple, on the steamer Sunshine. The
luncheon toasts were bright and clever. and
were The Locker Room at 4:3O, by MISS
Riggs; THE Normal Prophecy by MISS
SchOoley; The Normal Quotations, by
Miss Case; School Quotations by Miss
Eldridge.
Mrs. s. II. Socwell was the hostess for
a card company Wednesday afternoon, en-
tertaining about forty friends at her home
on North Alabama street She was as
sisted in her Inequalities by her daughter,
Miss Edith SocweIl, and a group of friends.
decorations of ho~neysuckle and syringa
blossoms. Mr.. and Mrs. Socwell gave a
second card party Thursday evening.
Miss Myrtle Harvie entertained with a
luncheon at Broad Ripple, Monday, in
honor OF Miss Florence Russell and her
bridesmaids. The table was attractively
adorned with garden flowers, and the name
cards were In heart shape. The guests.
with Miss Russell. were Miss Margaret
Shower, Miss Morey of New York, Miss
Marie, Katzenbach, Miss Elizabeth Lewis,
Miss Ida Turrell and Miss Louise Lilly.
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The G.. G. G. G. Club Of Shortridge High
School gave an enjoyable progressive sup
per and hay ride. Friday evening. which
was chaperoned by Miss Mabel Pasquier
and Miss Auretta Williams. The party in
cluded Misses Helen Spain, Clara Lam
caster, Helen Pasquier. Winnifred Ken
nedy, Vera Jacobs, Jessie Ragsdale, Edith
Keegan, Thetis Frederick. and Ryland
Norman Berry, James Calderhead, Kay
Fox, Neil Horner, Carl Brown, Dean Bon
nett and Herbert Whiteman-
An informal company was given Thurs
day afternoon by Mrs. Frank Walker Nor
rison in honor of Miss Ada Hayes and Miss
Harbaugh. of Attica, who are visiting Mrs.
Merle n. A. Walker. and OF Miss Hawkins,
who Is with Mrs. Orrin Walker. The guests
were entertained with games. and the sew
eral rooms were prettliy decorated with
vases Of flowers. With the guests of honor
anan, Mrs. Orrin Walker. Mrs. Zena Gallo
way, Mrs. Homer Wiegand, Mrs. j.. w.
Baker. Miss Elise Allen and Miss Anna Dc
Mott.
The Ladies' Literary Union observed a
guest meeting Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. Ella Billings. Assisting in the enter
tainment were Mrs. Latty, Mrs. Alexander
Booz, Mrs. Barnes, Mrs. Stout and Mrs
Criswold. The rooms were decorated with
palms and flowers. A harpist played and a
poem. covering the events of the club year,
which was written by Mrs. Carrie Bradford.
was read. Mrs. Engle read an original
story that afforded much amusement. The
members of the club presented Mrs. Addie
Frank a picture.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward L. Hereth gave a
small informal dance last Tuesday evening
at their home on North New Jersey street,
in honor of their guest. their sister. Miss
Gertrude Wanner, of Goshen. The house
was decorated with green and the dining
room had a pretty basket of ferns with
white candles. The guests entertained by
Mr.. and Mrs. Hereth were Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick p. Heron. Miss Elizabeth Coop
er. Miss Georgia McDermott, Miss Eliza
Chambers, Mr.. Arthur Smith. Mr.. Fred
erick Weimer, Mr.. Oliver Hereth and Mr..
Frank Warman.
A pretty luncheon was given Monday by
Miss Louise Young. in honor Of Miss Marie
Hines. whose marriage to Mr.. Charles G
Konter occurred Friday. The table was sci
In pink, white and green. with a cluster OF
pink and white roses set In maiden hail
ferns for the center. For the guests favors
"tiC bOi-OOh ~ thC DAhd~ - nv
ture done in water colorS on the cover
With Miss Hines. Miss Young entertained
Miss Edna Stevenson; Miss Clara Hawkins
Miss Ruth MAXWELL, Miss Elizabeth Fletch'
er, Miss Bertha Parker and Miss Mary
Foster OF Charlottesville.
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Mrs. Harry C. Bauer gave a linen shower
Thursday afternoon, entertaining in honor
of Miss Mayme Smith, who will be married
next week to Mr.. George Bauer. Clusters
of marguerites formed the decoration o.
the parlors. Mrs Bauer was assisted in he
hospitalities by Miss Julia Shepherd an
Miss Rose Bauer. Thursday evening MI
an Mrs. Bauer entertained at dinner, a
which the guests were Miss Smith, Mr.. anC
Mrs. William Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. Oscal
Maurer. Mrs. Henry Smith. Miss Anna AM
Miss Ella Smith, Miss Julia Shepherd. Mis-
Rose Bauer. Miss May Wilson and Mr.
George Bauer.
A pretty dance was given last Monday IL
the gymnasium at Tudor Hall, for which
the members of the senior class were thu
hostesses with Miss Allen. The youni
women of the class are Miss May Cummin
Baker, Miss Eva Banfeld, Miss Alic,
Louise Brown, Miss Gertrude Zumpfe
Miss Florence Marie Hess. Miss Alic
Maude Hill, Miss Lila Frew Kurtz, Mis-
Jessie Stake and Miss Grace Burns LOOMS
A large number of the parents and tn
friends of the girls of the class were en-
tertained. The guests were received in tn
parlors Of the residence and the supper wa
served in the primary room
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A pretty wedding Of Wednesday after
noon was that Of Miss Ella d. Hadley an
Emmett Hicks, Of Tallahoma, Tenn. a
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Ballard
211S Cornell avenue. The Rev. Ernest
Paddock. of the United Brethren Church
Il aoyo ..I Afvo Tahn yrfna1onl DIaxyo
the wedding march. The decorations wer
in green and white, and the wedding gov
was of white grenadine. The only attend
ant was Grace Ballard, as a flower CIR
Among the guests was Levi p. Ballard, o
Mooresville. Mr.. and Mrs. Hicks have gon
to their home in Tallahoma.
Miss Florence Russell, who will be mar
ried next Wednesday to Mr.. William Lii
ly, entertained her bridesmaids and as
sistants at a beautiful luncheon Wednes
day at the Columbia Club. Sweet pea
forp,ad the floral decoration of the tobI