The Indianapolis journal., 1903-12-13

Of twelve covers Monday evening in honor
Of Miss Harriet Fitch and Mr.. Henry
Washburn Leding. The table decorations
and all the appointments were in white, and
the center OF the table was bridal mat
of white roses. Strands Of smilax were
caught from the chondelier to each cover.
The only guest from out of town was Miss
Marie Evans, Of Noblesvile.
Miss Lillian and Miss Madeline Fauvre
were the hostesses Wednesday afternoon
for the first Of series OF matinee parties,
their guests including Miss Edith Adams,
Miss Laura williams, Miss Ruth Pratt,
Miss Eleanor Carey, Miss Margaret NC
Frank. The party was chaperoned by Mrs.
Culloch, Miss Enid Morris and Miss Edna
Frank Fauvre and Mrs. Charles r. Will
liams. After the matinee the Misses
Fauvre entertained their guests at the
University Club.
The marriage of Miss Esta Mabel Down.
ing, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. M. l..
Downing. and Mr.. Elijah Biddle Fox took
place Wednesday afternoon in Shelbyville,
Ind, at the First Presbyterian Church.
The ceremony was pronounced by the Rey.
Walter Price and was witnessed by MI
and Mrs. A. o. Stewart, the latter a Sis
ter OF the bride. Mr.. and Mrs. Fox will
be at home after Jan. at lIl2 Central ave-
nue..
Mrs. Anna Segar was the hostess for
small card company Tuesday afternoon at
her home in the Meridian, having for her
guest of honor Mrs Charles Thomas Han
ma, one OF the October brides. Assisting
Mrs. Segar were Mrs. Charles E. Coots
and Mrs smock. For the luncheon fol-
lowing the card game the guests were
seated at one long table. which was decor
ated prettily with scarlet carnations ana
scarlet tapers in crystal candleholders.
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Miss Mary Stubbs entertained num-
Der OF friends Tuesday afternoon in honor
Of her guests, Miss Chandler, of Richmond,
and Miss Mary Stout. of Paon, who is with
Miss Harold. Assisting Miss Stubs in her
hospitalities were Mrs. Clark h. Day, Miss
May Baar and Miss Mary Pierson. The
out-of-town guests included Miss Florence
and Miss Lillian Henley, OF Carthage, and
Miss Sarah Rogers, OF Toronto, Canada.
Chrysanthemums were used for the decora-
tion OF the rooms.
Miss Lydia Zumpfe entertained Thurs
day afternoon with a pretty card party at
her home on North Alabama street. The
parlors were arranged with palms and
clusters Of pink chrysanthemums. Miss
Zumpfe was assisted by her mother, Mrs.
w. A. Zumpfe. MRS. Otto Letter, Miss Sue
Huber and Miss Agnes Birk. Among the
guests from out Of town were Mrs. Frank
Strong and Miss Schrader, of Shelbyville,
and Mrs. Edwald Reiman, OF Terre Haute,
with Miss Envy Martin
Miss Edna Kuhn, whose marriage and
trat of DR.. Paul Martin takes place next
month, was the guest of honor at an enjoy
able card company given Wednesday after
noon by Mrs. John WINNER at her home on
East Vermont street. The parlors had clus-
ters of roses and chrysanthemums for dec
grafton. Mrs. WINNER was assisted in en-
tertaining her guests by Miss Envy Martin.
Mrs A. H. West, OF st. Louis, and Mrs.
Ewald Reiman, OF Terre Haute, We're
among the guests.
The marriage OF Miss Mary Jean Dunlap,
daughter Of Mrs. J. r. Dunlap, of Coving-
ton. and Mr.. Daniel ". Glenn took place
Wednesday night at the home Of the brides
aunt, Hiss Mary Dunlap, in the Ferris
fiat. The ceremony was pronounced by the
Rev. G. E. Bacon and was witnessed by
the family and few friends The bride
wore a pretty gown of blue silk voile with
Of la France roses Among the guests
from out Of town for the wedding were
Mrs. James R. Dunlap, of Covington, and
Miss Lulu Mccormick, Of Danville, Ill.
appointed luncheon Friday for her guest,
Mrs. Henry Kirkover, OF Buffalo. n. Y.
The decorations were In holiday effect and
the table was wreathed in green set with
tiny electric bulbs OF green or scarlet AT
each cover was a wreath OF holly tied with
was a small Christmas tree hung with COR
nucopias. The guest favors were white
Christmas stockings embroidered with the
names of the guests and filled with bonbons,
and at each cover was also miniature
Christmas tree. Miss Alma Hoegh, of Min
neapolis, with hrs. Francis Oswald Dorsey,
was among the guests.
Mrs. Lydia Millard and Miss Millard gave
delightful tea Wednesday afternoon in
honor OF Mrs. Charles Sterling Millard,
who recently came to this city for resi-
dence. Holly and pink begonias formed the
decoration of the parlors and the library
and carnations were used in the dining
Lee Warren, Of Louisville, who is visiting
Mrs. Charles Millard, and the assistants
In entertaining We're Mrs: III: p: Wasson,
Mrs. c. c.. Foster, Mrs. Frank Graef Dar-
lington, Mrs. F. L. Mayer, Mrs. Phil Mitch
ell Watson. Mrs. David Percy Williams,
Miss Garrard, Miss Hasselman. Miss Kath-
erine Wallick and Miss Myla Coburn.
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The Woman's Research Club had a de-
hghtful guest meeting Wednesday night
with Mrs. w. Z. Brown on Park evenue.
Mrs. Brown was assisted in receiving the
guests by the president Of the club, Mrs.
w. c. Helt. During the evening a pro-
gramme of recitations and songs was
given by Mrs. Fremont Swain. Mrs. w. b.
Barry. Mrs. Writ Smith. Miss Bertha Short
and Miss Margaret Lockwood. A social
hour followed the programme. The house
decorations were I'm the club colors, green
and white, and the tees and confections
were in the same colors. A number OF
club members, and DR.. and Mrs. Swadener.
Of Marion, were present as Mrs. Brown S
guests.
The hospital department OF the Door of
Hope gave silver offering tea Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. E. c. Atkins
on North Meridian street The hostesses
were Mrs. Walter Marmon, Mrs. Arthur
Wilmer Christian, Mrs. Thomas Il. East
man, Mrs. Robert /. Eads, Mrs. William +.
Taylor, Mrs. Clarence Zener and Mrs. Ed
son 7. Wood. Assisting were Mrs. John
A Butler. Mrs. Jacob p Dunn. Mrs. Harry
Hampstead, Mrs. Harold Smith, Mrs. s.
Howard C Marmon. Mrs. Frank n. Fitz-
gerald, Mrs. Warren Damon Oakes, Miss
Emma Atkins, Miss Florence Jones, Miss
Waters. Miss Josephine Smith, Miss Jessie
Goodwin, Miss Eliza Chambers, Miss Julia
Landers, the Misses Spann and Miss
Frances and Miss Mary Gladding. During
the afternoon there pianola music by
Mr.. Walter Marmon. DR.. Eastman and Mr..
Gates.