The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-04-14

mer Levering. Mrs. Francis o. Dorsey;
Mrs. Philemon NJ Watson. Mrs. Samuel
Reid and Mrs. George c. Pattison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wallace entertained
last night with a handsomely appointed
dinner in honor Of Miss Baker and Mr.. Dali
riage will occur this evening. Easter lilies
and Bride roses formed the floral decora-
ton of the table and covers were laid for
Elinor Byrns, OF New York. who Will be
one Of the bridesmaids at the wedding.
The members of the Pi Beta Phi Sorority
entertained their friends yesterday after
noon with an Easter party at the home OF
used In the decoration OF the various rooms
and the hostesses for the afternoon were
members of the active chapter at Butler
College. Mrs. Demarchus c. Brown read
a paper and there was music rendered by
different members of the sorority. Special
guests were the wives of the members Of
the faculty of Butler College
A CHILDREN'S PARTY.
Mrs. John L. Griffiths gave delightful
children's party yesterday afternoon. en-
PERTAINING number Of the little friends Of
Miss Elizabeth Harrison, daughter Of Mrs
Benjamin Harrison. An egg hunt was a
feature of the afternoon, and colored eggs
were hidden in nests for the children to
find, the hunt ending only when each child
had found the egg which bore his name
Other games were played, and supper was
served at two tables arranged in the dining
room. At the little girls plates were name
cards bearing sunbonnet babies done in
water colors, the work Of Miss Rose Cav
ems. of Lafayette. For the boys there were
comic postal cards. For eacn little guest
were baskets of growing pansies Master
Morris Hamilton. the young cornetist,
played during the afternoon. The children
entertained with Elizabeth Harrison were
Emily Moores. Elizabeth Nicholson, Mary
Beatty Herod, Katherine Mayer, Helen
Wheelock, Lucy Arrick, Dorothy and
Louise Bennett. Edward Bennett, Bergen
Herod, Frank and James Darlington, Blair
Taylor and Sidney Miller.
MRS. HAwKINSS RECEPTION.
Mrs. John p. Hawkins was the hostess
for a large and handsome reception yester-
Cay afternoon. having for guests of honor
Prof. and Mrs. John Campbell. of Craw-
louisville, who are her visitors, and who
have arrived to attend the wedding Of
their granddaughter, Miss Baker, and Mrs.
Dallam, of Schenectady, whose son will be
married this evening to Miss Baker. Re-
ceiving the callers with Mrs. Hawkins,
Mrs. Campbell and Mrs. Dallam was Miss
Baker and the members of her wedding
party assisted in the Inequalities. White
and the dining room for decoration.
Frappe was served in the latter room by
Miss Caroline Rowland and Miss Louise
Garrard poured the tea: Mrs. Hawkins
Hibbard, Mrs. Nicholas McCarty Harrison
and Mrs. Frederick Van Doren Chislett.
Among the guests were General Hawkins.
Mr.. Dallam and number or the men who
have arrived from out of town to attend
the wedding.
BRIDAL DINNER
A beautiful bridal dinner was given last
night by Mr.. and Mrs. Harry B. Smith at
their home on North Alabama street, in
honor of their daughter Ethel and Mr..
James Morrell Davis. who will be mar
ried tomorrow evening. The wedding
will be rainbow wedding. and the dinner
last night followed the same idea. The
table bore center of spring flowers of all
the rainbow colors and from the chandelier
above many colored ribbons were stretched
to the four corners Of the table. There
were covers for eighteen, and at each plate
were dainty water-color name cards and
also the brides gifts of dainty pearl pins
to her maids and the bridegroom's gifts of
watch fobs to his groomsmen. The COM
pany included Mr.. and Mrs. Smith, Miss
Smith, Miss Grace Reible, Miss Helen
Ruth Davis. Miss Bess Bosler. Miss Lucy
Hardy. Miss Harrye Branham, of Evans
Vile, Mr.. Davis, Mr.. Fred Olsen, Mr.. Mark
Barrett. Mr.. Lucien King. Mr.. John Craig.
and Mr.. Waite Colgan.
AN EASTER RECEPTION.
A large reception was given yesterday
afternoon by Mrs. s. Robert Greer at her
home North Meridian street. A pro-
fusion of cherry blossoms and great clus-
tiers Of Easter lilies formed a charming
decoration for the several rooms. Pink
tapers in tall candlesticks lighted the draw
ing-room, while in the dining-room the
bra. Assisting Mrs Greer was her mother,
Mrs. Emma B. Hord. and her sister, Miss
Mary Hord. who has just returned from
spending the winter in New York; also
Mrs. Allan A. Wilkinson, Mrs Fannie
Wood Morrison, Mrs: w. w. Herod. AIRS.
Solomon Claypool. Miss Claypool. Mrs.
George d. Kahlo, Mrs. Thornton Lewis
and Miss Harrison of Cincinnati. Mrs. Ar
thur B. Grover, Mrs. Chester Bradford,
Mrs. James M. Winters, Mrs N. A. Glad
ding, Mrs. William +. Landers and Mrs
Warren Gorrell. An orchestra played dur
ing the receiving hours and number of
the out-of-town visitors were among the
guests.
KITTERMAN-vANDU
Special to the indianapolis Journal
SHIRLEY, Ind. April 13.-The marriage
of Miss Allie Vanduyn and Mr.. Floyd Kit
terman, a well-to-do young farmer near
Shirley, took place yesterday evening. the
Rev. .. c. Beeson, of the Friends Church.
officiating. The bride is the daughter of
Mr.; and Mrs. George Vanduyn: and sister
| They went Immediately to Mr. Kitterman's
beautiful country home.
GRIMES-KIZER.
| Special to the Indianapolis Journal
CARTHAGE. Ind. April 13.-Mr. Nathan
c. Grimes, of Sturgis, Mich, and Miss
| Carrie Blanche Kizer were married at the
| BRIDES home here Sunday afternoon in the
| presence OF fifty guests. The Rev Alpheus
| Trueblood, of the Friends Church. Off
| ciated. Mr.. Grimes Is a teacher in the Car
| thage public schools.
COTY-MILLER
| Special to the Indianapolis Journal
ELWOOD. Ind. April 13.--William Coty
| of this city, and Miss May Miller of
| Frankton, were married by the Rev. l.. c..
t howe az ms nome roe e S Sumdny They left
| they will make their home.