The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-27

/ Gertrude Henry The dancers included
number Of the young people home from
school and their visitors.
The o. T. Q. Club gave a pretty Christ
mas dance Wednesday evening at the Deni-
son Hotel. The hall was hung in gar
lands of Christmas green and laurel, and
buffet supper was served The club is
| composed OF Shortridge High School girls
! and the membership includes Miss Fulwell.
! Miss Adele McMartin, Miss Helen McMur-
/ ~, Miss Orrin Pierson, Miss Lila Allison,
Miss Gray Davis, Miss Flora K9eley, Miss
Stella Hahn. Miss Mary Enley and Mrs.
| Russell Brunig. Mr. and Mrs. George
FulweH chaperoned the party. Miss Mabel
| McSweeney, Of Columbus, and Miss Flor
ence CURL, OF Memphis, were among the
! guests.
Mrs. Robert Churchman gave a charm
] ingly-appointed bridal luncheon Wednes-
( day I'm honor of Miss Edna Kuhn,
whose marriage occurs next month.
/ Covers were laid for ten, the guests
| including the members of sewing
| club to which both the hostess and the
bride-elect belong. The appointments were
! In scarlet and there were scarlet carnations
| and scarlet-shaded tapers for the table.
Mrs. A. II. West of st. Paul, with Miss
| Kuhn, was among the guests.
Miss Julia Kern gave a pretty holiday
guest, Miss Palmer of New York. The
house was beautifully decorated with the
Christmas green's. The drawing room was
in pink roses and the library and dining
room were in scarlet and holly. Across
/ satin ribbon with large bow in the cen
/ ter. The lights were from scarlet tapers
| in crystal candle holders. Miss Kern was
assisted by her mother, Mrs. John w.
Kern. and number of young men and
| women.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Hull entertained a
number of young people Monday evening
with dance at Brenneke's for their daugh-
ter. Miss Edith Hull The hall was dec
grated attractiveIy with Christmas green's
| and holly. A number of Out-of-tOwn guests
| were present, among them Miss Ethel Bay
| less, Miss Jessie Berry and Mrs. Tracy
| Miss Minerva Christy and Mr.. Newhouse,
! of Rushville; Miss Bertha Spellman, of
Shelbyville, and Mr.. Walter Richardson, of
| Franklin.
A delightful tea was given Monday by
Mrs. Victor Hendricks in honor of her niece,
Miss Florence Hendricks Hobbs of Atlanta,
Ga. A number of girls and college men
were asked to meet Mrs. Hendrickss Wis
itor Holly and Christmas greens formed
the decorations of the house. Mrs. Hend-
ricks assisted in entertaining her
| guests Dy Mrs. JOnn HENDRICKS ana a
group of friends. Miss Palmer, of New
York, with Miss Julia Kern, was among
! the callers.
The marriage of Miss Margaret Fodrea
and Mr. Melvin L. Cardwen took place
Thursday morning at o'clock at the home
of the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. H.
Fodrea, on Union street. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. N S. RAIDER, of
the Madison-avenue Church. The house
was decorated with palms, holly and ferns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cardwell left at noon for
their return they will live near Noblesville,
their new home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Wright gave a
brilliant dancing party Monday evening for
their granddaughter. Miss Mabel Talbot
and her guest, Miss Bess Mcbride Bull, OF
South Dakota, and for Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick Henry Wiley, who were married last
winter. The dance was given at the PrOpy-
laeum and the assembly hall and the other
rooms were effectively hung with strands
Christmas green's. A large number of Wis
} itorS were present with the guests.
Mr.. and Mrs J. r. Hall entertained q
large number of relatives Friday at dinner
/ at their home in the Belmont The out-of-
town guests included DR.. and Mrs. Harry
Krug. of st. Louis; Mr.. David Tull and
! family. Mr.. r. Gibson Tull and family
DR.. Edward Tull and family and Mr.. VIII
liam Tull and family, of Falkland; Mr.
Frank Afford and family and Mr.. Percy
Smith and family. of Zionsville; Mr.. and
Mrs. DOble and family, OF Shelbyville
! Mr. and Mrs. David Benjamin, of Carthage
and Mrs. Mollie Cochrane, of Denver.
The Vaziers, a January 'O3 NJ. T. II. S
fraternity, had it's annual meeting Monday
night at the Prange home on North State
street. During the evening a Christina!
dinner was served, and there game:
) and dancing The hall was prettily deco
rated with evergreens, Japanese lantern:
and the club colors, green and white. Th'
members of the fraternity are the Messrs
Charles Bragg. Charles Jennings, Car
I Helm Robert Fessler Walter Glass ALFRED
Prange, Gilmore FRANCE Jack Shideer
George Wildhack, Claude Higgins, Harvey
Emerich, Irving Reuter- and George Steele
very delightful holiday party was givel
. Wednesday evening by Mr.. and Mrs. James
s y. Rogers, who entertained a large numbe
of friends with a dance at the Propylaeun
in honor of their daughters, Miss Ann;
2 Louise and Miss Florence Rogers TIL
dancing room was beautifully decorated
with Christmas greens, strands of laure
: and Southern smilaX and garlands of holl!
and mistletoe. An orchestra played for TIN
dancing. Assisting Mr.. and Mrs Roger
and their daughters were a group o
friends. The dancers included number O
T the young people home from school an,
the holiday visitors.
: An especially pretty holiday party 70
: young people was the cotillion given Tues
day evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Roger
at the Woodruff Club for their daughter
> Miss Ruth Rogers. The hall was effectivel!
hung in Christmas green's and poinsettias
A number OF pretty figures were given
among them the lantern, parasol, boa an,
muff figures. The last figure was the snow
Z ! ball figure which was especially beautiful
. | and unique. Mrs Charles Robinson an,
Miss Margaret Lockwood presided at tn
| favor table, and Miss Ruth Rogers and Nh
y | Roy Keith led the figures a number o
: | boys and girls who are home for the holi
! | days were present Mr.. Roy Keith, o
u Chicago, was among the out-of-towl
: | guests.
One of the prettiest of holiday dance
I was given Thursday evening by Mr.. an
Mrs. Wilbur Sylvester Wynn at the Propy
h laeum for their daughters. Miss Glady
= and Miss Iris Wynn. The hall was ex
a quisitely decorated in strands of holly fes
, TONED around the walls and with wrea tn
= of laurel tied with scarlet ribbons. Tn
mantel was banked with palms, ferns an