The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-29

in indianapolis society and the orange and
the black dominated most schemes OF dec
grafton All other entertaining was subor-
dinated to that done for the men of the
Princeton Glee Club and the affairs given
for them were among the most brilliant OF
the gay holiday season.
The society functions in honor OF the
Princeton men opened with a large and
beautiful reception in the afternoon at the
Propylaeum. for which Mrs. Alfred Ogle
was the hostess. The decorations of the
rooms were clever in their college sugges-
lions.
In the west parlor the mantel decora-
ton was a great tiger in jungle OF ferns
and above was flung a white banner with
Princeton" in black letters and the seal in
orange and black. The Christmas greens
which decorated the chandeliers were tied
with bows of orange and black ribbon. In
the east parlors the mantel. which had
pretty decoration of green and white. was
surmounted by a banner OF orange and
black, and the ices were in the same colors.
An orchestra stationed in the hall and
screened by palms played during the re-
ceiving hours Assisting Mrs. Ogle I'm ex-
tending her Inequalities to her callers were
her daughter and son, Miss Jane Mather
Ogle and Mr.. Alfred Ogle. and Mrs. Ovid
Butler jameson, Mrs. ]. X. Lilly Mrs
John Hendricks, Mrs. J. X. Sharpe. Mrs.
Frank Great Darlington. Mrs owen Morris
Mothershead, Mrs John Newman Carey
Mrs. Augustus Lynch Mason, Mrs. VIII
liam Scott, Mrs c. S. Denny. Mrs. Robert
Scott. Mrs. Walter Bond. Mrs. John T. Mar
tindale, Miss Lemcke. the Misses Carey
Miss Appel, Miss Charlotte Scott. Miss
Julia Kern, Miss Gertrude Butler, Miss
Helen Bennett, Miss Martha Foster Miss
Belle Dean, Miss Clara Hawkins. Miss
Helene Hibben, Miss Theresa Pierce, Miss
Florence Dunning, Miss Virginia Pickens,
Miss Lydia Latham, Miss Anne Fraser.
Miss Charlotte Williams, Miss Gertrude,
Miss Lillian and Miss Mona Taggart, Miss
Nabb, Of Birmingham, Ala Miss Hobbs
of Atlanta. Miss Beach. of New Jersey, and
Miss Smith. of Chicago.
A number Of dinner parties were given,
preceding the concert with a group OF
Princeton men as the honor guests at each.
One of the most handsomely appointed Of
the dinners was that of Mr.. and Mrs. AL
fred NJ. Ogle, whose son. Mr.. Alfred Ogle,
Jr., is member of the glee club. The whole
house was charmingly decorated for the
company, the hall in laurel and holly, the
parlors in American Beauty roses, and the
library In poinsettias. In the dining room
the decorations were entirely in the Prince
ton black and orange, and the Princeton
the decoration of the table was an oval
basket filled with ferns and surrounded by
Dresden candleholders, with black tapers
and orange shades. At each cover was
miniature tiger filled with bonbons, and the
name cards were fastened by ribbons TO the
Mather osIe Miss MISS Eleanor sGloe Iemck S Miss Miss
Nora Taggart, Miss Ethel Dorsey, Miss
Julia Kern. Miss Elsie Smith of Chicago,
Mr.: Alfred Ogle. jr.. and number of the
visiting Princeton men.
Mr. and Mrs Frederick Francke and DR..
and Mrs. L. c. Cline gave beautiful din
ner in one of the private dining rooms of
the Columbia Club for Mr.. Frederick
Francke, jr., and Mr.. Frank and Mr.. Elmer
Cline. The other guests were Miss Edna
Frank, Miss Elizabeth Baker, Miss Corinne
Mansfield Miss Irma Wocher. Miss Marie
Jungclaus, Mr.. c. L. Swain Of Louisville,
Mr.. j. G.. Shipman and Mr.. c. T. Voorhees,
of New Jersey, Mr.. William c. Motter of
All the appointments carried out the Prince
ton idea, and clusters of yellow flowers
were used in the table decoration.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Taggart gave
Princeton dinner at their home on Park
avenue for their son, Mr.. Alex. Taggart.
and entertained With him Miss Lillian Miss
Florence Plum, Miss Elsie Appel, Miss Ber
nadine Beech of East Orange, n. J., Mr..
Albert Coffin and his guest. Mr.. Ketcham
of Cornell, Mr.. Nevin OF Sewickley, Pa,
Mr.. Pruesse Of Pittsburg, and Mr.. Bradley
of Montclair, n. ]. All the appointments
were in the PRINCETON colors.
Mr.. Lehman H. Dunning entertained
few of the 05 men at dinner at the home
of his parents, DR.. and Mrs. Lehman II.
Dunning, on North Pennsylvania street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry ID. Pierce gave
| beautifully arranged dinner at their home
on North Meridian street for their son, Mr..
Douglas Pierce, and number of the men
who, with him, are members of the Man
| doin Club. The table was arranged ef-
fectively with clusters of scarlet poinset-
tias and garlands of holly. The guests in
cluded Miss Theresa and Miss Elizabeth
Pierce, Miss Mabel Talbot and her guest,
Miss Bull, of South Dakota; Miss Margaret
lockwood, Miss Nelse lockwood. Miss
Belle Noble Dean and Mr.. S. W. Fleming,
Mr.. A. A. Mcleod, Mr.. +. Uhlman. Mr.. L
f. Gray. Mr.. A. Z. Gray and Mr.. +. u.
Frederick.
Mr. and Mrs John Newman Carey gave
a handsome dinner. having for their guests
their daughters, Miss Martha, Miss Flea
nor, Miss Ruth and Miss Mary Carey, Miss
Charlotte Scott and her guest, Miss Mile
Nabb, of Birmingham, Ala; Mr.. Charles
Latham, MIR. Waters, of Scranton. Pa;
Mr.. Samuel PogUe, of Cincinnati; Mr
| Bours, of Florida Mr.. Smith. of Brook
| lyn, and Mr.. Hamilton, of Pittsburg.
One of the largest and handsomest din
ner parties was that given by Mr.. and Mrs
Victor X. Hendricks for their nephew, Mr.
| Blythe Hendricks. The table was adorned
with clusters OF American Beauty roses,
and the courses of the dinner were I'm the
Princeton orange and black. The guests
| included Miss Florence Hendricks Hobbs
of Atlanta, Ga; Miss Edith Wilson, Miss
Edith Adams. Miss Helen Bennett, Miss
| Mary and Miss Lila Kurtz, Miss Margaret
and Miss Ruth McCulloch Miss Evelyn
Holiday Miss Mary Winter. MIR. Perry H.
Henley and Mr.. Raymond Brooks, OF Chi
cago; Mr.. Armin Riley and Mr.. Robert