The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-09-22

with heavy lace and a white lace hat with
plumes.
Mrs. Raymond Van Camp was smartIy
gowncd in white linen grcnadine with
long coat of the same material Heavy
Irish lace formed the establishment. and
the accompanying hat was large one OF
black lace.
Mrs. Harry Howard Temperley wore a
Redfern gown of white broadcloth over SILK
trimmed with lace and silk tassels. big
white picture hat and an opera coat OF
cream basketcloth over corn-colored SILK
completed the costume.
Mrs. Otto y. Frenzel was strikingly
gowned in costume of black velvet with
a black picture hat.
Miss Alice Tudor. of Cincinnati wore a
white chiffon gown with a white lace
hat.
Mrs. Garry NJ. sanborn was in tan crepe
de chine, with a picture hat of white
velvet.
Mrs. Karl Schneider wore a handsome
gown of pale blue. and her sister, Miss
Hayward, was in white.
Mrs. Albert r. Thompson wore suit OF
white broadcloth, with a long white coat
and a large white hat.
Miss Susan Thompson wore a dainty
Dresden silk gown, white cloth coat ana
white picture hat.
Mrs William r. Brown wore a gown Of
cream-colored cloth. with pink hat.
Mrs. Charles RemeliuS wore a beautiful
frock of champagne olored crepe de chine.
trimmed with lace, and a white chl1on
hat.
white silk embroidered in blue forget-me-
rots. and her hat was of black chiffon.
Mrs John Aufderheide wore an imported
gown of cream-colored silk with trimmings
of lace and chiffon. Her wrap was or
cream and black zibeline with chenille
collar. and her black picture hat was lined
with green and had black and green
plume.
Mrs. John w. Lovett, of Anderson wore
a gown of black and white lace, trimmed
with point lace with black coat ana
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monds. Her guests, Mrs. Stillwell was IN
pink voile with lace trimmings, with
coat and hat to match Mrs. Dickson, also
of Anderson, wore a handsome black ana
white silk with hat and wrap to match.
Mrs. William u. kurtz wore a ioveiy
gown of white. embroidered in pale blue
with a white broadcloth coat with gar
niture of black, and flower hat
Mrs. Frederick Chislett was In pink, with
a hat OF white and violet.
Mrs. CARING, of st. Paul, wore white
gown with white coat and nat
Miss Anna Hasselman wore cream
gown, with coat of cream lace, and a
lace hat with black plume.
Mrs. /. n. Richie wore a handsome Wnite
lace gown and white chiffon hat trimmed
with plumes. Her wrap was of black vel
vet
gown of blue lace with forget-me-not hat
and blue feather boa
Mrs. Robert f. Springsteen wore gown
of green with fagotted tucks. feather boa
and flower hat.
Mrs. Frank A. Van Camp wore gown
and coat of ecrue lace with a harmonizihg
hat.
Mrs. George G. Pattison wore pretty
gown Of blue silk.
Mrs. Samuel f. Morss wore gown OF
blue silk with black hat.
Mrs. Lynn Milliken's gown was OF white
brocade with a silk coat and white nat
Miss Mabel Talbot wore cream gown
and coat and velvet hat of violet shades.
Mrs William Coburn wore white suit
with a lace blouse and white hat.
Mrs. S. p. Stoddard wore handsome
gown of black and white with a white and
yellow hat.
Miss Lento Fulwell wore a pink gown
with a castor hat and coat.
Mrs. Louis II. Levey was in white gown
with white hat and boa.
Mrs Henry Kahn wore a handsome en-
broidered gown of blue silk with lace
yoke and picture hat.
Mrs. Harry Beckwith wore white silk
gown with a castor cloth coat.
Mrs. Earl Ogle wore frock OF blue SILK
with a tan coat and a white hat.
Mrs. Wilfred Garstang wore a dainty
gown of white null and lace and pongee
coat and black and white hat trimmed
with orange velvet.
Mrs Herbert II. Hadley wore white
linen gown and a pink hat
Mrs John K. Stephenson was in black
embroidered gown with flower hat.
Miss Caroline Burford wore a handsome
gown of white with white coat and white
mir haf