The Indianapolis journal., 1903-11-22

party included about twenty of Mrs. Dali
lam's friends. The rooms were charmingly
appointed with clusters OF chryanthemums
and shaded candles. Assisting Mrs. Daniels
were Mrs. Henry l.. Beveridge, MRS. Alex
ander Spruance, Miss Rowland. Miss Macy
Coughlen and Miss Ethel Cleland. The
guests included Miss Cecilia Lopez or
Charleston, S. C. with Miss MargarelsMc
Culloch, and Miss Lily Wilson. of New Ro-
chelle, n. Y, with Miss Florence Jones.
XXX
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Kaufman gave a card
party and dance Thursday night in honor
Of Miss Gertrude Kaufman and Miss Nettie
Hyman, Of Cincinnati The appointments
were I'm pink and white and the hostess and
her guests of honor wore handsome gowns
OF white. Out-of-town guests were Miss
Belle Kahn. with Mrs. David Kahn, Miss
jacob, with Mrs. Lehman, and Miss Kemp
ner, with Mrs. Fisher.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Butterfield entertained
forty young people with an indoor garden
party Monday night in honor of the six
teenth birthday anniversary of their son
Clarence. The house was prettily decorated
in red and white and masses of palms and
rustic furniture gave the garden effect.
During the evening a musical programme
was given by Professor and Mrs. Eckert
and several of the guests. Miss Armstrong.
Miss Helen Butterfield and Miss Carrie
Campbell assisted in entertaining. The
table where the supper was served was
decorated In white chrysanthemums with
streamers of red and white from the chan
delier to the table corners and red chrys-
anthemums were given as guest favors.
Mrs. William Edward Maxwell was the
hostess for an enjoyable musical tea Thurs
day afternoon at her home in the Colonial
in honor of her visitors, Mrs. John B.
Browne and Mrs. Thomas Browne, of Co
lumbus, o. The rooms were decorated in
yellow and white, the parlors with white
chrysantEemums, and the dining room with
yellow chrysanthemums. Mrs. Maxwell
was assisted in entertaining her guests by
Mrs. Warren Oakes, Mrs. Frank N. Fitz-
gerald, Mrs. Mary Maxwell Knippenberg,
Mrs. n. A. Rose, Mrs. William Kohne,
Mrs. j. c. Baird and Mrs. I. j. Illsley.
The programme included numbers by Mrs.
Austih Steltes,: Mrs. William Walker. Miss
Mabel Rose, Miss Bessie Baird, Miss Wini-
fred Kennedy, Miss Nellie Morrer. Miss
Ruth De Hass and Master Henry Knippen-
berg.
Mrs. George s. Row was the hostess for
a delightful tea Friday afternoon at her
home in Morton Place. The rooms were
adorned with clusters of chrysanthemums,
pink for the parlor. white for the library
and yellow and white for the dining room.
In the latter room a basket of the flowers
was the center piece for the table and
tapers in artistic holders were set in a
straight row across the plate shelf. A
screen Of palms hid the musicians who
played during the receiving hours Mrs.
Emma Hamilton, of ShelbyVille, Mrs. Rows
mother. received with her. and the group
Of friends assisting included Mrs. Freder-
lex A. Kleinschmidt. Mrs. Thomas A
Louis Burckhardt. Mrs. William A. Apple
gate, Mrs. George w. Stout, Mrs. Lafayette
Page and Miss Julia Walk. Among the
callers were Mrs. John ID. Pugh and Mrs
Joseph Hamilton, Of Shelbyville.
XXX
Mrs. Leighton Finley was the hostess for
beautifully appointed tea Thursday after
rooms were arragned with effective decor
ations of yellow and green and clusters Of
yellow chrysanthemums were used every
where. The doorways were hung with
Southern smilax and the light fell from
green tapers in crystal holders. In the
dining room the table had French basket
Receiving with Mrs. Finley were Miss
Alice Somerville, whose marriage occurs
this week and Miss Frances Pangborn
who will be married the latter part OF De-
cember. Assisting In entertaining during
the calling hours were Mrs. Chester Brad.
ford, Mrs. Frank A. Morrison, Mrs. Charles
n. Thompson, Mrs. George Edenharter
Mrs. Henry Kahn. Mrs. James e. McCul
Tough, Mrs. ]. Cumming Smith, Mrs. Johr
Barrett, Mrs. Margaret Marshall, Mrs. IL
ward Dean. Mrs. James Eaglesfield, Nj
The callers included Mrs. James Hess, Of
Shelbyville.
Miss Gertrude Spann, who recently re
turned from an extended visit abroad, wa!
the guest of honor at a charmingly ap
pointed tea given Wednesday afternoon by
Mrs. Albert d. Thomas at her home II
Woodruff Place. The parlors were decor
ated with clusters of white chrysanthe
NUNS, and white candles were used. Tn,
dining room was in yellow and yellow
tapers in crystal candle-bolders were used
with clusters of yellow chrysanthemums
Assisting Mrs. Thomas in receiving and en-
tertaining were a group of friends which
included her house guest, Mrs. james
Townley, Of Kansas City; Mrs. S. G. Cor
don Mrs. j. p. Hart, Mrs. 7. S. Hacker
Edith Wilson, Miss Belle Dean, Miss Mabe
Ayres. Miss Elizabeth Caldwell. Miss Co
Iinne Robinson. Miss Anne and Miss LOUIS
Spann and Mrs. Howard Lawrence, of Ma
| PEI. of Charleston, s. c.. with Miss Nc
Culloch. In the evening Mr.. and Mrs
| Thomas entertained few friends at card
in honor of Mrs. Townley.
The officers and members of the council
of the Society of the Daughters of tn
Revolution gave a handsomely appointe,
luncheon Thursday at the Claypool, havin,
for their guest of honor Mrs. Winfield
Taylor Durbin, Mrs. John w. Holtzmal
and Mrs. NJ. Mckenzie. Covers were lait
for forty, and the decorations and appoint
ments of the table were in the societ,
| coors, the colonial blue and buff The cen
| terpiece was a basket of buff chrysanthe
NUNS tied with bows or blue ribbon an,
silken scarfs of the two colors were lai,
| across the cloth. The guest favors, cluster
bon, were laid at each cover and added 4
the decoration of the tables, and the blu
| candles were covered with gold-colore,
| shades. Among the out-of-town guest
entertained were number of the member
of the society from Greensburg, includin,
Mrs Walter Montgomery. Mrs. Cuyler an,
| Miss Cook and from Noblesville, Mrs
| Corinna Randolph, Mrs. Samuel Harrel
| Mrs. George Richwine, Mrs. Illyes, Mrs
| Alice Voss and Miss Marie Evans. Mis-
Voss, regent OF the Indianapolis chapter
was the toastmistress.
The most notable social event of the weel
was the reception and dance given Tuesda,
night at the Proplyaeum by Mr. and Mrs
| William Scott. to introduce their daughter
Miss Charlotte Scott. The entire buildin
| was used and brilliantly Illuminated an