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

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Marriage of Miss Lillian Habins and Mr..
5ohn R Merle.
For Miss Siddan and Mr.. Myers.
Friday
Mssnnerchor woman's Society, card party.
Saturday
Mrs. Jesse Taylor Power, reception for
nrs. Nixon
Club programmes.
Fortnightiy Literary Club-oct. .. Presi-
Rents day.
Proctor Club, Oct with Mrs. Margaret
DAILY. Is the Lexington.
Clio Club, Got s-<wfth Mrs Frank G.
Raible- Presidents day.
Irvington Tuesday Club, Oct. with
AIRS. J. L Hunter. Presidents day.
Over-the-reacups Club. Oct with
AIRS. J. o. Henderson. Presidents day.
livingston Woman.s Club; Oct with
AIRS ]. L. Kingsoury. Presidents day.
Local Courcil OF Women. Oct. 6-"The
Once OF Poetry" Mrs. Lois @. Hufford
Catherine Merrill Club, Oct 1o-with
AIRS Henri L Beveridge. Presidents day.
Indianapolis Literary Club, Oct. Paper,
What Ny Pictures Tell Ne. Multum ct
Multa. Capt. ]. "A. Lemcke.
Matinee Musicale, Oct. 7-Recital by Mr..
Romeo Frick, baritone Informal reception
and social hour.
Philomathean Cub, Oct. with Mrs.
Q. i. Morrow. Subject, King Lear" Mrs.
II. II. Hall, Mrs. E. s. Ludlum, Miss Eva
I. L. p. Club, Oct. s--with Mrs. Charles
Clark: william Cowper," Mrs. Grant
sisas0a Ny Mgts. Mrs; Mr., RGs sSs
6taton
Shakespeare Club. Oct. s-President's day:
saThe Roman Plays" Miss Mary A Mccoy;
Rome and Egypt IN the Time Of Mark
srs Of the Play" Miss Josephine Cox.
Social Tveats of the Past Week.
Miss Helen Loeper entertained the MEM
hers OF a small club with an informal COM
pany Tuesday night IN honor Of Miss Tute-
wiler.
Mrs James A. Sutherland gave an en-
5oyable card company Thursday sveningfat
her home OF Twenty-fifth street Twenty
-FOUR guests were entertained. The parlors
were attractively decorated with flowers.
airs. 7. D. Bosom and Mrs. n. A. Larimer
were awarded the favors.
An enjoyable dinner dance was given
Thursday night at the Country Club in hon.
or OF the visitors who were here for the
golf tournament. About fifty guests were
entertained at dteaer at the clubhouse and
q number OF others came for the dance fol-
lowing.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Rhodehamel received
informally wednesday night at their home
on Talbot avenue in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs.
william Cook, who Will leave shortly for
permanent residence in Pasadena, Cal. Mrs
Cook was formerly Miss Olive Van Camp,
and has been the organist at the Fourth
Presbyterian Church for a number Of years.
a number OF the women OF the church as
sisted in entertaining the CaIlerS
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The Rosemary Club gave a delightful
company wednesday afternoon at the home
OF Miss Edith McMaster. on Park avenue.
The guest Of honor was Miss Harriet Mary
Tutewiler. one OF the members of the club,
whose marriage and that OF DR.. Frederick
Curtis Blackwelder, OF New Mexico occurs
finch. The only guests except the club men,
<pefs were Miss Walters. Of New York, who
& Visiting Mrs: William J. Christian and
Miss Louise Tutewiler.
The marriage of Miss Catherine Agnes
Sweeney and Mr.. Thomas j. o'Connor took
ciace Wednesday morning at O'Clock in
st. Johns Cathedral The wedding party
lncluded. beside the bride and bridegroom.
the maid Of honor. Miss Mary Sweeney. and
.the best man. Mr.. Martin Dugan The nup-
tiai mass was read by Rev. Father Gavisk
a
wedding breakfast at the Sweeney home on
South West street, and in the evening a re-
eeption was given there for Mr.. and Mrs.
OConnor.
Mrs. h III. Spades received informally
Monday afternoon between the hours of 4
and g. in honor OF her daughter. Mrs. Fran
els p. Fleming. jr.. OF Jacksonville, Fla,
who was bride OF last winter. The parlors
were prettily decorated with scarlet and
white carnations and in the dining room
white flowers were used. Assisting Mrs
"A @. Cox. Mrs. Louis II. Leyey. Mrs Rob
ert Morrison. Mrs. Harry Cox, Miss Eleanor
Whitcomb. Mics Lillian Fauvre. Miss Ma
rie Leckner, Miss Josephine Morss and Miss
Madeline Fauvre.
Mrs Amelia II. Wells received informally
Monday afternoon in honor OF her guests,
AIRS. George II. Chapman. OF New York,
and Mrs. ID. c. Moon. OF Eau Claire, Wis
"A number OF callers were present during the
afternoon to welcome the guests both OF
whom were former residents OF Indianapo-
1iS- The parlors were prettily arranged with
daisies and the dining room with pink roses
Assisting Mrs. Wells In her Inequalities
were Mrs. John II. Holiday, Mrs. Victor X.
Hendricks. Mrs. Abraham Hendricks, Mrs.
a d. Thomas. Mrs. Charles Lilly, Mrs
Otto Haueisen. Mrs. Willard Faye and Miss
Justine Rowland
Miss Eleanor Lemcke was the hostess for
- large buffet luncheon Tuesday, entertain
Ing fifty guests at her home on East Yer
mont street. The dining room had an artistic
arrangement of pink roses and the same
flowers were given guest favors. The
buffet was banked with maidenhair fern
The parlors Were decorated with clusters OF
american Beauty roses. Assisting Miss
Lemcke IN her hospitslities Were her moth
er. Mrs. j. A. Lsmcke, and Miss Jane
Aather Ogle. Miss Emily Winters, Miss Iris
Wynn and Miss Elizabeth Peck Among the
guests was Miss Albright. OF Louisville.
with Miss Bertha and Miss Ada Fahnley
The Aftermath Club opened it's season
Ehursday afternoon with meeting at the
home OF Mrs L. c. Gainey. In Irvington. as
observance OF presidents day. An informal
programme consisting OF talks on summer
experiences and music was given during the
afternoon and was followed by a social
hour. The rooms were prettily decorated
with clusters OF autumn flowers. Assisting
n the entertainment Of the guests were the