The Indianapolis journal., 1903-02-19

and Mrs. Foxs guests included about FOUR
teen OF their friends Clusters OF pink
carnations were used in the decoration OF
the several rooms
Mrs. II. t. Fry. who has been visiting
DIR. and Mrs. o. G.. Pfaf. left yesterday
afternoon for Cincinnati for a short visit.
She will stop in the city before returning
to her home in Chicago.
Mr. George Snyder and Mrs. Barbara Z.
Langhorne. of Cornell avenue. were mar
/ ried Tuesday evening at the home or the
/ Rev. X. Roberts. Mr.. and Mrs. Snyder Will
/ be at home TO their friends after March l.
Mrs Mary Jeffery Christian entertained
/ a number of her musical friends last night
with an informal company for Mr. and
/ Mrs Glenn Kimball of Marion. and Miss
| Julia Jeffery, of Brooklyn, VINO is spending
the winter with her.
Miss Theodosia. Hamilton Hadley was the
hostess for an informal musicale last night,
10 which a number of her friends were
! asked to meet Miss Anna Archibald, or
Scranton. Pa, who is Miss Holidays guest.
and Miss Paxton. of Princeton, the guest
of Miss Caroline Marmon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Porter enter
tanned handsomely at dinner last night at
the DelanO in honor of Mrs. Gon and Miss
Bassett. of Clarksburg, w. Va: The table
was very attractive with floral decoration
| of pink roses and pink tapers with har-
monizing shades. Covers were laid for
| ten.
The next quarterly meeting Of the Daugh-
ters of the Revolution will be held next
| Rev. Allan B. Philputt will address the
meeting and Mrs. Mount, regent of the
society, will be present. The occasion VIII
be the annual celebration of Washingtons
| birthday.
A pretty luncheon was given yesterday
by Mrs. Clinton ID. Lasher at the Column
bia Club in honor of Miss Pearl Kindle-
| berger. whose marriage to Mr.. Arthur Kaye
will occur next week. The table was en-
bellshed with red carnations and maiden
hair ferns and the guests included num-
of L To- I1al0o 80 al fri
The latter included Mrs. Earl o. Matlock.
Mrs. William Roth, Mrs. j. Richard Fran
els. Mrs. Edward Harris. Miss Emma vir-
| ginia Minor, Miss Essie Allfree and Miss
Drinkut. Mrs. Earl o. Matlock will enter
tain to-day for Miss Kindleberger.
Miss Marguerite Neumann was the
hostess for pretty card company last
| night entertaining a few friends for Miss
Galliher and Representative Adolph Deck
er, of Evansville, and Miss Newly, daugh-
ter of Senator Newby, of Knightstown.
The decorations and appointments Of the
several rooms We're all in red and
guests included Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd Temple
ton, Miss Irma Wocher, Miss Edna Wilson,
Miss Mabel Taylor, Miss Jessie Lee, Miss
Eleanor Shockney and Messrs. Claude
Richey Courtland and John w. Neumann,
Paul Krauss and Dr. Parr, of Washington.
Miss Dorothy Donlon and Mr. Harry
Julian Quigley were married Wednesday
morning at o'clock at SIS. Peter and Paul
Chapel the Rev. Joseph Chartrand OFF,
ciating The bride wore handsome trav-
ds s tn II mae6 PSere we're no aend
ants the bride proceeding to the altar with
the ushers. her brother. Timothy Donlon,
met by the groom. After the ceremony
breakfast was served at the family resi-
dence on North Illinois street. Mr. and
Mrs. Quigley left at noon for the East
and will be at home after April at the
! Jefferson Hotel, Toledo.
Mrs Alfred F. Potts was the hostess for
tea yesterday afternoon in honor of Miss
Nellie Grant. of San Diego. Cal. and Mrs.
spending Ms1tsr rR the winter ''ra in Woodruf aS #
RaSe Mrs P9tts home was ossas9n ehsrm
The parlor had wall pockets filed with
pink roses for its establishment. and the
dining room was in red, with French bas-
ket of red roses for the center of the table.
harpist played during the receiving hours.
Mrs. Potts assisted in her hospitali-
ties by number of her friends, and among
Peoria. Ill, with Mrs. Harriet A Wheeler;
Mrs. Goff, of Clarksburg, Va, with Mrs.
George T. Porter. and Miss Lucy Rose. Of
New York, with Mrs. Charles r. Williams.
HALDY-MCLELLAND
A simple home wedding last night was
that which celebrated at the home of
Mrs. E. j. McClelland on Hamilton avenue.
The bride was her daughter Belle and the
bridegroom Mr.. Edward Haldy. The cere-
4
Rev. Frank c. Hood officiating. The bride
entered the ceremony room with the BRIDE
groom while the wedding march by Men,
dessohn was played. During the ceremony
the Flower Song was rendered by Mr..
Fay Adams. The house decorated
throughout with white hyacinths and
palms. palm Mrs Mcclelland was assisted in in
daughter, Mrs. G. II. Kinnick. The bride
was prettily gowned In blue twine cloth
over taffeta. She carried a cluster of Bride
!, roses. Among the out-of-town guests pres
, ent was Miss Ida Letterley. OF Louisville.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Haldy will be at home to their
friends at % Hamilton avenue after
March 10.
VILLARD-SANFORD.
ATHENS, Ca. Feb. 1S-One of the lead
; ing social events of the season was the
marriage this evening at the Presbyterian
; Church of Oswald Garrison Willard, of
the New York Evening Post, and Miss Julia
/, Breckenridge Sanford, of Covington, Ky.
1t was in Athens, while attending the
Southern educational conference last April
that Willard first met Miss Sanford. The
ceremony was as performed by the Rev
informal reception was held at the home OF
, Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Hodgson. Mr.. and Mrs
. . Willard will leave tomorrow for Florida
; where they will spend several weeks.
j Hilda Clarke Weds a Millionaire.
NEW YORK, Feb. 1S.-Hilda Clarke. for
merly prima donna of the Bostonians, and
5 Frederick Stanton Flower were united ir
J marriage to-day at the home of Miss
Clarke's parents. Miss Clarke won fame as
: THE Bride Elect" Mr. Flower is mil
lionaire broker and nephew of the late Ros-
we'll P. Flower, Ex-Governor of New York
Work of Club Federation.
Boston Transcript.
The Massachusetts, Federation of Wom.
4 ems Clubs has reason to be very proud OF
y it's efforts to establish a model school in