The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-10-04

Rehfuss. jr.. Mrs Josephine Bremmerman
Edmunds and Mr.. Terence Holiday. The
members OF the society In charge OF the
musicale included Mrs. Blanche Brown Sea-
ton. directress of the chapter; Mrs. Rehfuss.
Mrs. Samuel Elliott Perkins, Mrs. X. c.
Bennett, Mrs. Beecher. Mrs. c. F. Cleve-
land, Mrs. Fleming and Miss Carrie Per-
kinS.
A pretty home wedding which occurred
Wednesday night that Of Miss Marga-
ret Lena Bos. daughter of Mrs. Margaret
Bos, and Mr.. Oscar George Mueller. The
wedding took place at $3.50. and the cere-
mony was pronounced by the Rev. ]. C.
Peters, OF Zion Church. The house was
decorated attractively in green and pink,
and pyramid of palms before the mantel
in the first parlor formed the setting for the
wedding party. The bridegroom, with his
best man, Mr.. Frank Roesner, walked first
in the wedding party. and was followed by
the maid OF honor, Miss Sophie Bos; the
little flower girl. Miss Marie Brandt and
the bride with her mother. by whom she
was given away. The bridal gown was Of
white crepe de chine over taffeta, with me-
dailions Of rose point. The tulle veil was
caught by rosebuds and the bouquet was a
shower of Bride roses. The maid of honor
wore gown Of pink liberty silk over taft
feta, and her flowers were Bridesmaid
roses. The flower maid was In white Per-
ried basket Of lilies of the valley. Follow
Ing the ceremony wedding supper was
serysa; Mr.; and Mrs: Mueller left for "a.
Nov. ], at 1870 North Capitol avenue. Guests
from a distance for the wedding included
Mr. and Mrs. Christian Bos, Miss Sophie
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Schrader and Miss
Clara Richter, Of Cincinnati; Mr.. Harry
Baker, of Chicago. and Mr.. Albert Mueller,
or st. Louis.
The most important social event Of the
week in club circles was the reception and
luncheon given Friday afternoon at the
Propylaeum by the Womans Club to cele-
brate presidents day. The west parlor of
the building was used as the reception room
and the guests were welcomed by Miss
Caroline Rowland and Mrs. Alexander Spru-
ance, the retiring president and vice presi-
dent OF the club, and Mrs. May Wright
Sewall and Mrs. Norris Ross, the incoming
president and vice president. The assistant
hostesses were the members of the social
committee, Mrs. Charles 3. Clarke, Mrs. II.
G. Martin, Mrs. A. M. Robertson, Mrs. Per-
ry Hall Clifford and Miss Anne Fraser. For
the luncheon the tables were placed in the
east parlor in the form or letter u with
single table in the center at which were
seated Mrs. Sewall, Mrs. Ross, Mrs. Spru-
ance, Mrs. Ovid Butler Jameson, Mrs. Ange-
line p. Carey, Miss Rowland and Mrs. Sew
alls guests, Mrs. Constance Runcie and Miss
Eleanor Runcie, OF ST. Joseph. Mo. The ia
bles were artisticaly decorated with low
baskets Of asters. in lavender, the club col
.ors, and were lighted by lavender tapers in
graceful candelabra. The guest favors were
the programme of toasts with the club mon
ogram In gold The toasts were responded
to by Miss Rowland who gave "One Year
ago." Mrs. Sewall. To-day" Mrs. Jane
son. 1.-The Contemporary Poet" Mrs. Carey.
'"The Undercurrsnt of Poetry in Contempt
rary Iife;" Mrs. Spruance, Contemporary
Poetry" Miss Annie Fraser, a group of
poems by Mrs Newton Booth Harrington.
Guests from out Of town with the club men,
bers were Mrs. George H. Chapman, of New
York, with Mrs. Amelia Wells, and Mrs. d.
l.. Moon, Of Eau Claire, Wis, with Mrs.
Victor K. Hendricks.