The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-01-18

neke Academy in honor Of their guest, Miss
Florence Strauss, of Kokomo- The hall was
hung in the holiday garlands with scarlet
shades on the lights. About fifty young
people were entertained and among the
out-of-town guests were the Misses Myer,
or Louisville, with Miss Regina Wineman;
Miss Klass. of Greensburg, with Mrs; Phil
Joseph, and Miss Weiner, of Newark n.
j., with Miss Isabel Haas.
The Occasia Club was entertained last
Monday evening at the home of Mrs. S.
+. Wade, on Cornell avenue. Guest even
ing was observed and the house was pref
tily decorated with palms and plants. An
enjoyable programme was rendered, must
cal numbers being given by Miss Ida Baker,
of Bellville. o., and gramaphone selections
by Mr.. Richard Cox. A reading by Miss
Minnie Grieb, and several recitations were
given. a number of out-of-town visitors
were present, among them being Miss Lola
Cox and Miss Ida Baker, of Bellvilie, o.
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Thursday evening. at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. w. G. Taylor. the ladies of the
Thimble Club observed their anniversary
and entertained their husbands. The club
colors of white and yellow were used in
the house decorations. During the evening
toast was given by Mrs. Anna Mckee.
a recitation by Master Erwin Deer, and
music by Mrs. Minnie Lang. special
guest was Mrs. Helen T. Burt, of Ypsiianti,
Mich The company included Messrs and
Mesdames Lang. Shaffer, Deer, Mckee,
Steele, Goodwin, Daley, McNevins and
Mrs. and Miss Hoyt.
A pretty luncheon was given Tuesday by
the members of the Proctor Reading Cir
Gle at the home of Mrs. w. ]. Griffin, on
North Pennsylvania street. The club colors
of white and gold. with yellow roses. formed
the table decorations. Photographs OF the
members of the club were given as souven-
IRIS. Mrs. L. j. Brennan toastmis-
tress and the toasts were responded to as
follows: our Club" by Mrs Thomas 3.
Price; THE Second Creation by Mrs S. p.
Sheerin; Home Life" by Mrs. e w. Fem
ger. Mrs. Anna c. Reaume gave a toast
to the hostess. to which she responded.
Later there were songs by the club.
Mrs. George Winslow Talbot observed
her first reception afternoon at-home since
her marriage Friday at her apartments in
the Savoy. Carnations and Chinese lilies
adorned the rooms. Mrs. Talbot was as
sisted by her mother, Mrs John w. Minor,
and Miss Virginia Minor. Mrs. +. NJ. Tai
bot, Mrs. Harold Fox, Mrs. Earl Matlock,
Miss Virginia Straughan and Mrs. Obie j..
Smith. In the evening Mr.. and Mrs. Talbot
received their friends, being assisted by
Misses Elba and Emma Matthews, Mrs.
May Streight. Miss Blanche Dickey and
w. Minor and Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ Talbot.
Mrs Talbot will receive the remaining Fri
day afternoons of the month
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The Monday Afternoon Literary Club OBJ
served guest evening fast Monday even
ing at the Hotel English, the occasion be-
ing the annual reception given by the club.
Mrs. Maude Showers, of Bloomington, was
the hostess for the evening. and she was
assisted in receiving by the afficers of the
club. Mrs. Alice ID. Moore, Mrs. ". c. Ken
dali, Mrs. Charles A. Pacquette, Mrs. FIRE.
mont Swain and Mrs. j. p. Hoster. The
address of the evening was given by Mr..
Hector Fuller, who talked upon "Thack-
cray. Later a delightful musical program
was given by Mrs. Ida Gray Scott, Mrs.
Walter Fugate, Mr.. Edward Taylor, Mrs.
Swain, Mr.. Rudolph Roster and Mr.. Will
lam III. Morrison, jr. The parlors were at
tractively adorned with potted plants, and
number of young girls assisted in serving
refreshments.
Mrs. Fletcher Hines and Miss Marie
Hines gave a delightful sphinx party on
Wednesday afternoon at their home near
Millersville. The guests were met at the
street car by bobsleds and taken to their
home. The several rooms were prettily
decorated with pink and white carnations
and the tables were arranged for different
guessing games. Prizes were given the
winners of the games, the first prize being
a statue of the sphinx. Dainty souvenirs
Mrs. w. z. Stevenson. Miss Edna Steven
son, Mrs. George w Pangborn, Mrs. Oran
Perry, Mrs. +. A. Former, Mrs. William
Lousey; Mrs. II; II. Fletcher Miss Eliza
back and Miss Frances Brownback of Pen
dleton. Miss Briggs. Miss Pauline Briggs
Mrs. Louis w. Jones. Mrs. John Jones, Mrs
John Randolph Brown, Mrs. Arthur Hall
Mrs. Olcott. Miss Margaret Shower. Miss
Edith Griffith, Mrs. James Sutherland, Mrs
DIR. Shideler and Miss Morton.
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Mrs. Perley Bonte Raymond was the
hostess for a handsome luncheon Friday al
her home I'm Woodruff place, entertaining
in honor of Mrs. Harry Willard Raymond
a bride of last November, who was for
merly Miss Lena Brash. The guests were
seated at five tables each beautifully deco
rated. On two of the tables were baskets
OF roses, on another were violets and or
the fifth were Roman hyacinths and lilies
of the valley. Mrs. Raymonds guests were
Mrs. Winfield 7. Durbin, Mrs. May Wrigh,
Sewall, Mrs. Eli Lilly and her visitor, Miss
Stimmel. Of Kenton. o.. Mrs. Cortland Var
| Camp, Mrs. John NJ. Shaw and her guest
| Miss Speers, of Ireland, Mrs. r. p. Var
Camp, Mrs George F. Adams. Mrs. Johr
more, of Charleston ILL.,, Mrs. s. r. Greer
| Mrs Charles T.. Coffin, Mrs. G. A Kenyon
Mrs. George N. Catterson, Mrs. Evelyn Sc
| gum, Mrs. Henrietta Stevens, Mrs. Johr
Hoffman. Mrs. A. A. Barnes, Mrs. Russell
| M. Seeds. Mrs. A. d. Thomas. Mrs. Chap
man Williams and Mrs Frank Van Camp.
Miss Charlotte Anna Pau, daughter o.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pau, and Mr.. Alder
]. Tepe were married at o'clock Wednes
| day morning at ST. Mary's Church. High
nuptial mass was celebrated. the full choi
singing and the Rev. Anton Shideler Off
| chatting. The ushers, Mr.. Frank Dell ant
Mr.. George Steffen. preceded the brida
party to the altar. Miss Agnes Nurre wa
/ maid of honor and walked alone and tn,
| bride entered on the arm of her father
| The best man was Mr.. Bernard OConnor
The bride was handsomely gowned in whit
| crepe de chine fashioned over silk. with
| point lace bertha. She wore a long tull
viel and carried Bride roses Miss Nurr,
wore a pink crepe gown and carried pinl
roses. After the service at the the church
wedding breakfast was served AT the hom
| of the brides parents. No. 926 North Capt
| toll avenue. the bridal party and relatives
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