The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-10-25
Saturday Companies.

Mrs Frederick T.. Ross entertained few
friends informally yesterday afternoon In
honor Of Mrs. Ernest l.. Albeit. OF Column
bus. o.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Swain enter
tanned twenty friends informally last night
in honor OF their daughter Cornelia. and
Mr.. George w. Ross, OF New York, whose
marriage occurs next week.
Miss Janet Shaw received informally
yesterday in honor of her guest Mrs. w. b.
Wheeler. of Columbus, o. The parlors
a group OF friends assisted Miss Shaw in
entertaining. Mrs. Wheeler will return to-
morrow to her home.
Miss Rose NJ Scott entertained number
of friends with a theater party yesterday
afternoon I'm honor of Miss Bess Dean,
whose marriage occurs next month. The
guests were: Miss Esther Nicolas. Miss
Caroline Scheigert, Miss Nell Mckinney,
Miss Nell Hopping, Miss Helen Kimball,
Miss Dora Klepfer, Miss Laura Cook, Miss
Elizabeth Harrison, Miss Edith Langsen-
kamp and Miss Nell Greggs, OF Terre
Haute.
tertained the young women who will be
the bridesmaids and assistants at the mar
riage of their sister. Miss Laura Hauss,
next week, with luncheon and card party
yesterday afternoon. The appointments
were in pink and white, which will be the
wedding colors. For the luncheon the
Silver candelabrum filled with pink tapers
for the centerpiece, and pink carnations
and fern leaves laid loosely on the cloth for
formed the decoration of the pariors, and
the favors were tiny silver bells tied with
pink ribbons. The score cards were in
heart shapes and were tied with pink
ribbons and silver bells. Mrs Philip Hauss
assisted her daughters in entertaining.
Miss Elizabeth Cooper was the hostess
for a charmingly -appointed dinner last
Dermott and Mr.. Schuyler Eddy whose
marriage occurs Tuesday The guests in
cluded the members OF the wedding party.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond T. Van Camp Miss
Ann Graves of Grand Rapids. Miss Helen
Cooke of Cincinnati, Miss Josephine Smith,
Mr.. Lynton t. Block of St Louis, MIR.
4; Z. Groesbeek of Cincinnati, and Mr.;
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nj. Malott. The deco
rations and appointments were all in green
and white. the colors OF Mr.: Eddy's frater-
nifty which will be the wedding color. The
floral decorations were white chrysanthe
NUNS, and the table was artistically ar
ranged with lengths of tulle and maiden
bridal sketches.
The marriage of Miss Ivah whitson and
Mr. William Thomas Pearson took place
yesterday at noon at the home of the
Pearson. in Highland place. The officiat-
ing clergyman was the Rev. James Cum
ming Smith and there were no attendants.
The bride wore a dainty gown OF white
Paris muslin trimmed with Nalenciennes
lace and carried a bouquet of Bride roses
The parlors were decorated in pink carna-
lions and palms and the dining room was
In red and green The brides table had
decorations OF white and green. An or
chestra played the wedding march and
during the breakfast. Assisting in enter
tanning and receiving were: Mrs. Harry j.
Warning. Mrs. III. W. Bell and Mrs. ID. w.
Mccain. OF Russeilviile, and the other out
of-town~ guests were: Mr. and Mrs. j. r.
Camper, OF Greencastle; Mr. and Mrs T.. V.
Hodgkin, of Charlottesville; Mr. and Mrs.
NJ F. Scribner, OF Russellville, and Mrs.
Louis Stimson and daughter Mabel. OF
Orleans. Ind
Mrs. III. A. Boomer gave a delightful
company yesterday afternoon at her home
in Lafayette az a farewell 10 her friends
there before removing TO this city TO re-