The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-06-12
PERSONAL and SOCIAL News

to her home in Pittsburg. Mrs. Smith en-
tertained Wednesday night at her home on
North Meridian street. and Mrs. Grant
Baker gave company last night for Mrs.
Schaefer.
Mrs John T. Linegar. 1923 East Washing
ton street, entertained the Priscilla En-
broidery Club at her home yesterday aft
ernoon. She assisted by her sister.
Miss Storms, and Miss Mildred Isaacs, 1215
Cornell avenue.
Mrs. hammers. regent of the Washburn
Chapter of the Daughters of the American
revolution in Greencastle. and several of
the other chapter members were guests at
the garden fete given by the Indianapolis
chapters Wednesday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. William II. Coleman.
Mrs. William II. Gresh entertained few
friends at luncheon yesterday in honor of
Mrs. George Burr TreadwelI, Who will leave
In July to spend the summer In the north.
Mr.. Treadwell will leave Monday and Mrs.
Mrs. Thomas A. Winterrowd and other
friends.
Miss Suemma Vajen-Coleman was the
hostess Tor tea yesterday afternoon be-
tween the hours of and I. in honor of
ner guest, Miss Amanda Greer, of New
YORK. Assisting in the entertainment Of
the callers were the mother. of the hostess
Mrs. William H. Coleman, and a group of
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs j. Richard Francis gave an
in honor of Miss Frances McElwee, of OK
Iord, o., who is the guest of Mrs Charles
A. P1an1ln, and this evening DR.. and Mrs
Pfaffiin will take small party to the CO.
iumbia Club roof garden in Miss McElwee's
honor.
Mrs. Oscar Maurer gave an informal COM
pany yesterday afternoon, entertaining
twenty-five friends with a kitchen shower
In honor of Miss Mayme Gertrude Smith.
VINO VIII be married next week to Mr
Bauer The guests were entertained with
games. hridq-olaCt
accompanied by original verses, which were
read as the packages were unrolled.
Mrs. Oscar B. Henderson gave a pretty
card company yesterday afternoon in hon.
or of Mrs. Johnson Schaefer, of Pittsburg.
who is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Hal
leck Johnson. Miss Bess Gray assisted In
with clusters of marguerites. Mrs. Sid
Conger, OF Shelbyville, was among the
guests asked to meet Mrs. Schaefer.
Mrs. E. ]. Seaman entertained a number
OF friends Yesterday afternoon at her home
on Park avenue. The rooms were deco
| rated with American Beauties. Mrs. Sea-
mans guests were Mrs. Christopher O'Con-
nor. Mrs: Eugene Granting, Mrs. OReilley.
Feeney, Mrs Johns. Mrs. Edwards. Mrs.
Dugan, Mrs. Louise House and Miss Mamie
| Cantlin.
The Flower Mission Garden party for
| children will be given this afternoon at the
home of Mrs. John T. Brush. East
Washington street. The entertainment is
given to interest all the children of the city
| in the work of the Flower Mission, and all
| children are invited. whether not they
| have the Flower Mission mite boxes which
have hitherto been the cards Of admission.
| A small admission fee will be charged the
| older visitors.
| Mrs. Harry c. Graybill entertained few
friends very informally at cards yesterday
afternoon at her home in the Savoy, ask,
Thompson. of Louisville. who is the guest
Of her sister, Mrs. William Kelly Thomp-
son. With Mrs. Thompson and Miss
Kate Perry Morris. Mrs. Carl Walk. Mrs.
| Thomas Bard Arnold Mrs. Thornton
! Goodloe. Mrs. Andrew Woods. Mrs Heck
erd. Miss Claire Shower, Miss Florence
Coffin and Miss Rogers, of Cincinnati.
Invitations have been issued by Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward G. Peck for the marriage of
their daughter Lila to Mr.. T.. F. Hudgins
at st. Paurs Church. A reception for the
immediate families and the bridal party
will follow at the apartments of the bride 8
'h IS for s. the Rink The a
tendants for the wedding will be Mrs. Ray
mond E. Peck as matron of honor. little
Raymond Peck as best man. Mr. Harlan
and Mr.. Aubrey Watzke will be the ushers,
and the crucifer will be Master John Whit
| tier Watzke.
A HANDSOME LUNCHEON.
Mrs. Charles H. Cobb. of Kankakee, who
is visiting Mrs. Earl MacKelly Ogle, was
| the guest of honor at daintily appointed
luncheon yesterday. For the center of the
table there was a fernery set in wreath
| Of garden flowers, and the places were
marked with white satin sachets painted
| with flower designs. For the decoration of
| the drawing room there were clusters of
American Beauty roses. The guests asked
/ Taylor Durbin, Mrs. John j. Cooper, Mrs.
Samuel E. Morss. Mrs. John T. Brush, Mrs.
John M Shaw, Mrs Clarence 4. Kenyon,
| ply and Mrs. Herman B. Sayles.
BRIDES COMPANY.
| Miss Mary Noble, whose marriage occurs
next week, was the guest of honor at a
high tea yesterday afternoon. for which
| the hostesses were Miss Anna and Miss
Louise Spann. The table appointments
were in pink and green. and the flowers
| used were sweet peas. For place cards there
were hearts of white satin bearing the pho
tograph of the bride-elect. With Miss No
| BILE the guests were Miss Josephine Hyde.
Miss Mary Edith Dean, Miss Annie and
| Miss Belle Dean. Miss Flora Ketcham
Miss Eleanor Smith. Miss Kate Smith, Miss
Anna Hasselman, Miss Martha Carey, Miss
| Garrison, of ST. Louis.
FOR MISS IRVINE.
Miss Julia Kern gave a pretty high tea
yesterday afternoon for Miss Eleanor
Lemcke and her guest. Miss Irvine, Of Wy
oming The company asked to meet the
honor guests included Miss Emily Winters
| Miss Gladys Wynn. Miss Iris Wynn, Miss
| Florence Cothrell, Miss Edith Wilson, Miss
| Clara Hawkins, Miss Jane Mather Ogle
Miss Helen Bennett and Miss Martha Fos-
| ter. The dining room was attractively ar
ranged with clusters Of crimson rambler
| roses.
AN ANNIVERSARY COMPANY.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Zener entertained
few friends informally at dinner at the
Claypool last night to celebrate the first
anniversary of their marriage. The guests
were the party which went down to Vim.
| cennes for the wedding of the host and
| hostess last June, and included Mrs Kath-
crime Zener, DR.. and Mrs. Wilmer Chris
| tan, Mrs. Maria Coster Buchanan, Miss
| Mary Zeher Miss Sarah Foster, Mr.. Rob.
ert Zener and Mr.. Charles Stone.
DE vAULT-JOHNSON.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind, June H.
Last evening Ansyl B. De Vault, of Ham.
mond, and Miss Grace Johnson were mar.
ried. the Rev. o. r. Mckay. Of the Lafay.
cite Baptist Church. officiating. The couple
has gone on a wedding trip through the
| South, and will reside at 314 Truman ave
| nue., Hammond. Guests from other places
were S. De Vault and wife, of Hammond
Miss Mary Davis, Des Moines. Ia; F. +
| Pence and wife and Elizabeth De Vault
Frankfort; Misses Lille. Nettie and Myr
De Vault, of Frankfort.
KENNEDY-WHEAT.