The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-11-15

she will visit Mrs. Herman Vance. Mrs.
Jones gave a small company Tuesday for
Mrs. Raschig.
Miss Alice Somerville, one of November
brides-elect, was the guest of honor at an
enjoyable company given yesterday after
noon at the Fourth Presbyterian Church by
the primary teachers and scholars Of the
Sunday school.
Mrs. c. w. Lauer gave a dinner of four
teen covers Friday evening In honor of her
guest, Mrs. Cow, of Washington, d. c. Mrs.
j. B. Griffey, of College avenue, entertained
a number of friends at a prettily appointed
dinner Monday evening in honor of the same
visitor.
Miss Florence Jones entertained a few
friends with a thimble party yesterday
afternoon and was assisted in entertaining
her guests by her sister. Mrs. jacob Z.
Dunn. Miss Lily Wilson, of New Rochelle,
N. Y, who is visiting Miss Jones, was the
guest Of honor.
A meeting Of those interested in the
Nathan Morris House will be. held at the
Hebrew Temple, on North Delaware street,
Tuesday at 2:3o. Mrs. l.. ]. Blaker, presi-
dent of the Kindergarten College, will adj
dress the meeting. All interested are
cordially invited to attend.
The November party Of the Maennercher
Ladies Society will be given Friday after
noon. Section l has charge of the entertain
ment with Mrs. Paul Krauss chairman,
assisted by Mrs. o. Bushing. Mrs. Edward
f1dWhlilS, MIS-. nuuOlpn MutlieT, MISS EQLid
Minter and Miss Mary Schopp.
The marriage Of Miss Helen Krag, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Krag, rmerly
of this city, and Mr.. Junius Henri Browne
San Rafael, Cal. After the ceremony there
was a reception at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles NJ. Reynolds, also formerly
Of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Bollinger. whose mar
riage occurred recently. spent a few days in
town last week on their wedding journey.
Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Letter
gave q small Inner In their honor. Mr.. and
Chicago. after which they will go to Shelby
vile, H., where they will live.
Miss Ola RAIDER, daughter of John and
Jennie RAIDER, of 120 North Liberty street,
celebrated her twenty-second birthday on
last Thursday. A large number OF her
friends were present at a supper given in
her honor by her father and mother. An
enjoyable evening was spent, and Miss
RAIDER was the recipient of many gifts.
Mrs. ]. H. Neighbors entertained about
fifty children yesterday afternoon In honor
of the twelfth birthday anniversary of her
daughter, Florence May. Mrs. Neighbors
was assisted In eptertaining by her daugh-
Holland. The favors for the children were
willow baskets filled with bonbons and
Japanese dolls.
A surprise party was given last night
for Miss Iva Shepherd at the home of Miss
the members of the East End Pleasure
Club. The guests included Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Wamblyn; Mr.. and Mrs Rudolph
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Edison, Mrs. E. j. Leon
ard and Mr.. Frank Spooner.
Mrs. Frederick Francke was the hostess
for an enjoyable bowling party yesterday at
the the German aana House use in honor of n Mrs; Pfingst
who are guests Of Mrs. William Haerle.
Mrs. Francke was assisted In entertaining
by Mrs. Haerle, Mrs. Albert Metzger. Mrs.
Julius Hartman and Miss Lillian Ludorf.
Mrs. Won Starklof, Of Louisville. with Mrs.
Hollweg. was among the guests.
The alumnae chapter of Kappa Kappa
Gamma entertained the members of the
a dinner at the Columbia Club last night.
Thirty-five guests were present. The table
was decorated with autumn flowers and
blue. Miss Ethel Cleland was the toast
mistress and a number of toasts were re-
sponded to. Miss Edna Wallace responded
for the alumnae chapter and Miss Ruth
Allerdice for the active chapter.
Miss Laura Harold entertained a number
of friends yesterday afternoon in honor of
her guests, Miss Blanton, of Columbus,
and Miss Jane Hill. of Richmond. The par
lors were decorated with clusters Of chrys-
anthemums. Assisting Miss Harold In en-
pertaining were Miss Helen Montgomery,
Miss Esther Cole. Miss Elise Allen and
Miss Emma Bolland, of Columbus, We're
among the guests. Miss Hill will return
home tomorrow and Miss Blanton will re-
main some time longer with Miss Harold.
Mrs. James B.. Curtis, of New York.
formerly of this city, is one of the pa
tronesses for the Knickerbocker set, one
of the exclusive dancing clubs of the city.
The first dance and cotillion was given
last Friday evening and the favors and
figures OF the %cotillion were handsome and
original. Captain and Mrs. Curtis are also
among the members of the Assembly set,
80 tha vary a - -fL-
New York. Both the dancing sets meet at
Delmonico's. Captain Curtis, who arranged
the grand march for the last Knickerbocker
charity ball, will have exclusive charge of
the march for the ball this year.
Mrs. Lottie Adam Raschig. who has re-
Gently returned from abroad, will give a
song recital at the Claypocl Tuesday even
ing. Nov. "a. Mrs. Raschig was for a
number of years the soloist at the Second
Presbyterian Church and while abroad stud
led with such well-known teachers as
Randegger, Wilznosh and Blume. Mrs.
Raschig will be assisted BY Mr.. Hugh
McGibeny, who is also well known to the
musical people of the city. The list of
patrons and patronesses for the recital In
cludes the Messrs. and Mesdames John w.
Hoffman, Franz Bellinger, Max Leckner,
John p. Frenzel, Albert Lieber, Henry
Adolph Scherrer. A. NJ. Kuhn. C. E. EN-
merich. Frank G. Darlington. Ferdinand l..
Mayer. John T.. Brush. George Vonnegut.
Samuel Fletcher. Carl A. Walk, Carl Lieber.
Max Buehler. Louis MUIR. o. H.. Frenzei.
p. II. Krauss, IT. M. Baohmann, Robert
Elliott. Z. c. Reyer. Frank Martin. Alois
Geiger, L. 7. Kenney. a. ID. Thomas. Rich
ard Lieber, II. T.. Hearsey. II. o. Thudium.
Theodore Stempfel. A. c.. Kimberlin. Horace
Eddy, George Brinkmeyer, Lorenz Schmidt,
Julius Keller, Philip Rappaport, George
Alig. Frederick Francke, Miss Josephine
Robinson, Miss Claire Shower and Mr.. +. M.
Ayres.
PRITCHARD-SAUM.
WASHINGTON, Nov. H.-Justice Jeter C.
Pritchard. Of the Supreme Court Of the Dis