The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-01-01
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ernoon. entertaining Miss Marie Elizabeth
Wilson and her guests, Miss Cohn and
Bernard Cohn, of Muncie.
Mrs. John S. Lazarus entertained few
friends at cards yesterday afternoon.
Among her guests was her daughter. Mrs.
Charles Divine, of Toledo, and Mrs.
Richardson, of Cincinnati.
The members of the official board of the
Central Avenue M. f. Church, With their
wives, will receive the friends and men,
and 10 to-day in the church parlors.
The Misses Zilpah Maffey, Celia Henry.
May Dunn, Marie Leck. Jessie Anderson.
Oriana and Vina Pillet and Daisy Altland
will receive from to this afternoon at
the home of Miss Bertha Empey, No. 1909
North Capitol avenue.
Misses Katherine Lane. Mara and Amy
Lacey. Sybil McCaslin. Bess Jones, Bertha
Mallory, Andria Ferguson and Frances
Woerner will be at home informally at
Miss Mallory's home, No. 1719 North Illinois
street, this afternoon.
Miss Carroll Hemingway will arrive to-
day from Muncie TO visit Mrs. George NJ
Catterson and attend the charity ball at
the German House, this evening. Miss
Hemingway will leave Saturday for Havana
Cuba, to spend the winter.
Miss Marie Elizabeth Wilson will receive
this afternoon. assisted by Misses Cohn. of
Muncie, Gertrude and Helen Grassland
May Aufderheide, Alice Jordan. Vivian
Lewis. Helen Holton and Mary Holton at
14l1 North Alabama street.
Miss Elizabeth Lucille Skidmore, of
Charleston. ILL.,, will arrive Saturday to
visit Mrs: George n. Catterson. Miss Skid
more will go to Metamora. Monday, with
Mrs Catterson, to attend the wedding of
Miss Edith Gordon Lennard and Mr.. Fred
erick Henry Wiley. which will take place
the following Wednesday.
The Corona Club gave its second annual
New Years dance last night at the Bren-
neke Academy. About lbs of the members
and their friends were present. An or
chestra furnished music for the occasion.
a special programme having been arranged
| by Mr. Frank Bowers.
Mrs. Clinton E. Galloway and sisters.
Miss Clara Brown, Mrs. Franklin G.
Brown, Mrs. George w. Brown, Mrs. j.
Edward Brown. will receive from until 8
O'Clock to-day at 1914 Central avenue. They
| will be assisted in receiving during the
evening by DR.. Galloway and the Messrs
Brown.
Mrs. Henry Kahn gave small tea for
young girls yesterday afternoon, in honor
of her daughter Claribel, who is home
| from the East for the holidays. The holi-
day colors formed a pretty decoration of
were Miss Irma KantrovitZ, of Cincinnati,
| Miss Kirkpatrick, of Springfield. o., and
Miss Beatrice KLAUS. of Greensburg.
Mr. and Mrs. c. K. Wilson entertained
| nearly forty Of their friends last night
| tily decorated in holly tied with red rib
bons and the same color tones were car
s..
| Wilson were assisted by their daughter,
Miss Marie Elizabeth Wilson, Miss Helen
| Werbe and Miss Carrie Cohn. of Muncie.
Miss Susan Lilly gave a hearts party
yesterday afternoon in honor of Miss Har-
riet Pruden. of Dayton. o.. who is Mrs.
| Lewis lifts guest. Those asked to meet
Miss Pruden included Misses Marie Starr,
or or" Tucker. Genevieve We've Maine, Florence
| Latham, Ruth Roller, Frances Woerner,
| Mary Holiday, Alberta Mahan and Miss
Willis. of Charlottesville
The N. B. BIS. Miss Georgia Allfree. Miss
| Sadie Sheerin. Miss May Cain. Miss Mary
| Clune. Miss Alice Shiel Miss Mary Cullen,
| Miss Mary Egan. Miss Lorette Granting,
Miss Elsie Habing. Miss Lillian Ittenbach,
Miss Anita Muhl. Miss Hope Noll Miss
| Anastasia OConnel and Miss Maude
Hovey will receive this afternoon from 2
to O. at the home of Miss Maude Hovey.
| 3Ol2 North Meridian street.
] Mr.. and Mrs Alfred f. Potts gave a
| pretty dance last night entertaining about
| fifty of the young people for their daugh-
| ter Marjorie. The house was trimmed in
A number of Mr. and Mrs. Pottss friends
| assisted them in the Inequalities of the
| evening. Among the guests Were Miss
PARROT. Miss Kite, of Delhi. o.. with
| Miss Elizabeth Pierce. Mr.. Stanton Lee.
with Miss Marie Starr. and Miss Gather
| Inc Bowman, who is visiting Mrs. Elder
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Quinn ente. tanned
| about thirty young people last night at
their home. 1901 North Meridian street. In
| honor of their sons James and Samuel
| who home from college for the holi-
days An elaborate dinner was served at
| O'Clock after which the parlors were
| cleared for dancing The decorations in
| the dining room were pink carnations, In
| the parlors American Beauty roses. and
| evergreens entwined the chandeliers The
| out-of-town guests were Miss Grace Ca
| bern. of Chicago; Miss Trece Kuebler, JAS
| per: Miss Mary Murphy. Joplin Mo-, and
Mr.. K. L. Ketcham Elmira, n. Y.
DR.. and Mrs. L. M. Rowe entertained
I with a dinner of twelve covers last nigh,
| at their home North Delaware street
The Christmas garlands were used in the
| decorations Of their home and the colors
| scarlet and green adorned the table. The
li>hts were all shaded with scarlet shades