The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-02-08


Mrs. william III. Burford gave lunch
con Thursday in honor of Miss Julia Meigs.
OF Lafayette. who was the guest OF Mrs.
Thompson.
Mrs George L. Hume entertained dozen
friends informally at tea Monday after
noon for Mrs. William Maclay Hall, who
was her visitor.
The Misses Louise and Mayme Gein gave
q company Thursday evening at their home
nard Zelt, who will leave shortly for trip
abroad.
An informal company was given Wednes-
day afternoon by Mrs. Homer Price in
honor OF Mrs. Ferguson, of St. Louis. who
was the guest of Mrs. w. II. Simmons on
North Meridian street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph T.. Larimer enter
tanned the Peru Club Tuesday evening and
were assisted by Mr.. and Mrs. Frank M
Talbot, Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Talbot
and Mrs. Rosenthal.
Thursday afternoon Mrs. ]. s. Cruise
gave a small informal company in honor Of
who IS spending the winter with her sis
ter, Mrs. James NJ. Winters.
Mrs. Patrick K. Brown entertained Mon
day evening for Miss Osa Johnson and
Frank Pearson, who are to be married next
month Among the guests were Mrs. Bice
and Bruce Mcconnell, OF Peru.
Mrs Harvey Van Dorm was at home in
formally Tuesday afternoon for her grand
mother, Mrs Esther Wade Assisting In
he
Van Dorm and Mrs. Charles Worrell.
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Mrs. Henry Scot Fraser and Mrs. Phile-
mon Mitchell Watson received informally
Wednesday afternoon in honor OF Mrs.
Thomas Pettigrew, formerly Of Clarksburg.
w. Va, who has recently come here for
residence.
Colonel and Mrs. Oran Perry entertained
at dinner Thursday evening at the Victoria
for Miss Swing. Of Cincinnati, who is Mrs.
w. Il. Kappes guest, and Miss Milligan,
OF Pittsburg, who Is visiting Mrs. Harry j.
Milligan-
Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
L. Morss entertained with a reception. hav-
ing for their guests the members OF the
Democratic Editorial Association and their
wives and the Democratic members of the
Legislature.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Ray Brown
entertained with a. coffee. having for her
guests Mrs. Mantel. Mrs. Erdman. Mrs.
Medals, Mrs. Fishbein, Mrs. Brown, Mrs.
Trofzky. Mrs. Eglick, Mrs. Gilbloom and
other friends.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. ]. z. Shideler
gave a small company for her guests, Mrs.
George p. Parker, of Louisville, and Mrs.
Tcb A /. Il 0f
guessing contest furnished the amusement
Of the afternoon.
Miss Kate Robson entertained the Neigh
borhood Browning class Friday afternoon
for Miss Nary III. Pye. who Is to be mar
ried tom PROV. Mrs. Charles p. Doney
read pa per on Immortality as Found in
Erowrinss Poetry"
Miss Caroline Burford entertained with
q handsome pink rose dinner Wednesday
evening at her home on North Meridian
street in honor of her visitor, Miss Ruth
Spencer. Of st. Louis. Among the guests
was Miss Lucille Skidmore, OF Charleston,
The Misses Fox. OF Broadway, gave a
dance at Brenneke's Wednesday evening.
I'm honor OF their guest, Miss Rebholz, OF
Troy. Q. About forty friends were enter
tanned. among them being Miss Lefiie, of
Cleveland, and Miss Baschbach. Of Pitts
burg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Murphy entertained
. few friends at dinner last Thursday
evening In honor of Miss Ruth Spencer. of
st. Louis. who Is Miss Burfords guest. The
adornment OF the table followed the color
tone OF pink, with pink roses for the floral
decoration.
Miss Fox and Miss Stella Fox gave a
card party Tuesday afternoon at their
home on Central avenue. entertaining fifty
OF their friends The parlors were prettily
decorated with flowers and palms. Assist
ing the hostesses in entertaining was their
mother, Mrs. Fox, and the Misses Ratti.
Tuesday Mrs Clifford III. Parks gave a
matinee party for Miss McRill, OF Toledo.
who is Mrs. Roy McRill's guest, and for