The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-01-04
EUePts of the Past
U'eek ia the City
Personal Menfi0n@


Social Events of the Past Week.
Miss Lucille Heron entertained at cards
Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Ruth Lowe gave card company
yesterday afternoon at her home in the
Colonial in honor OF her guests, Miss Alma
Willis and Miss Hazel Burnett, or Toledo.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs John s. Laz-
arus entertained a few friends at cards.
Among her guests were her daughters, Mrs
Charles Divine, of Toledo, and Mrs Rlcn-
ardson, of Cincinnati.
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Mrs. o. s. Runnels gave small dinner
last Monday evening. preceding the Ogle
dance. in honor of Miss Ruth Barnard, of
Buffalo, who is spending few days with
Miss Margaret McCulloch.
Mrs. Frank Dawson entertained few
friends with an informal tea last Tuesday
afternoon st her home on North Meridian
street in honor of her visitors. Miss Blanche
and Miss Bertha Barney, of Detroit.
Mrs. Lehman III. Dunning gave a small
luncheon Friday in honor Of her daughter,
Miss Florence Dunning, and her visitors,
Miss Dunning and Miss Frances Dunning.
OF Iowa, who are here from the Woman's
College at Baltimore for the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce and Miss Pierce. of
Park avenue, entertained at dinner Friday
riet Fitch, Miss Edna Wilson, Miss Spur
rier and Mr.. Spurrier, of Rushville, and
Mr.. Ewbank and Mr.. Ragen.
The Misses Ganshaus, of Capitol avenue,
gave delightful watch party Wednesday
evening, entertaining a number of friends
with cards ard dancing. Small watches
were given the guests as favors and the
house was prettily trimmed with the holi-
day colors.
The Corona Club gave it's second annual
New Years dance Wednesday evening at
the Brenneke Academy. About 125 of the
members and their friends were present.
An orchestra furnished music for the occa-
sion, special programme having been ar
ranged by Mr.. Frank Bowers.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Temperly entertained
with o'clock dinner Thursday evening.
Covers were laid for twelve. and the table
was prettily decorated with violets and
lilies OF the valley. Mr.. and Mrs. Temperly
and their guests afterward attended the
Charity ball at the German House.
A dainty luncheon was given on Friday by
Miss Ship for her sister, Miss Margaret
Shipp. and Miss Ruth Pratt, both of whom
are home from the East for the holidays
Covers were laid for fourteen and the
places were marked by souvenir postal
cards bearing the guests names.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Cakes, of the
Colonial, gave pretty dinner Friday even
fu0 e1fa int fnr NTrS I'm, u
Brown, of Columbus, and Mr.. and Mrs. G.
b. Quigley, of Chicago, who are the guests
OF Mr. and Mrs. w. e. Maxwell The table
was laid in yellow, with floral decorations
Of jonquils.
Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. c. E.
Wilson entertained nearly forty of their
friends with a euchre party. The house
was decorated in holly, tied with red rib
bons. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson were assisted
by their daughter. Miss Marie Elizabeth
Wilson, Miss Helen Werbe and Miss Car
RE Conn, OF Muncie.
pleasant company last Monday after
noon was given by Miss Jennie B. Dugdale
in honor of Mrs. William Charles W hite
and her guest, Miss White, of New York.
During the afternoon Miss Julia Harrison
Moore read paper on THE Poetry of Ed
gar Allen Poe" which she prepared for the
Catherine Merrill Club.
Mrs. Hugh McGibeny entertained a few
young people informally Friday afternoon
for her brother. Carroll Holman, of Iowa.
who spent the holidays here. A musical
programme was given by Miss Louise Bybee
and Mr.. and Mrs McGibeny. Mrs. ]. K.
Sharpe, Miss Suemma Vajen-Coleman and
Miss Mary Sullivan assisted.
A surprise party was given Miss Hazel
Woodward at her home on Tuesday even
ing. Dancing and games furnished the
evenings entertainment. Among those
present We're the Misses Anna and Jessie
Messrs- Roy Runner, Jesse Pavey. Richard
Dickson, Earl Marriott, Herbert and
George Hawk.
An informal tea was given by Mrs Henry
Kahn for young girls Wednesday afternoon
in honor of her daughter Claribel, who is
home from the East for the holidays. The
holiday colors formed pretty decoration
OF the several rooms. Among the callers
Miss Kirkpatrick, of Springfield o., and
Miss Beatrice KLAUS, of Greensburg.
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Miss Louise Reese gave a luncheon and
vaudeville party Wednesday for the girls
of the womans College. Baltimore, who
are visiting in the city. The party included
Miss Florence Dunning and her visitors,
Miss Dunning and Miss Frances Dunning,
OF Iowa. Miss Rawls and her guest Miss
caldwell, or Chicago, and Miss Frances
Pangoorn-
Miss Elsa Habing gave a card party, fol-
lowed by dance. last Friday evening, en-
Pertaining forty of her friends in honor of
her guest, Miss Aneshaensel, OF Chicago.
Christmas bells and holly formed the house
decorations The guests included Miss Barr
of Bluffton, and Miss Hogan OF Fort
Wayne, with Miss hope Noll.
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Miss Susan Lilly gave a hearts party
Wednesday in honor of Miss Harriet Pru-
den, of Dayton, o., who is Mrs Lewis
Hits guest. Those asked to meet Miss
Pruden included Misses Marie Starr Ida
Marie Rogers, Nelse lockwood Eleanor
Tucker, Genevieve Maine, Florence Latham,
Ruth Rotler, Frances Woerner Mary Hol-
llday, Alberta Mahan and Miss Willis, of
Crawfordsville.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Taggart gave a
pretty dancing party last Monday evening
their home on North Capitol avenue en-
rtaining about fifty young people for
Pr daughter Emily and Miss Isabel
Gates. The ballroom, on the third floor
and halls and parlors were most attractive,
ly adorned for the occasion, the combina-
zion OF the Christmas colors being carried
cut.
DR.. and Mrs. Theodore A. Wagner gave a
delightful company Friday evening. enter.
tanning about forty young people for thei,
son Fletcher. who is home from Harvard
for the vacation. Their home was at.
fractively trimmed with JPpanese cherry