The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-01-04

Haines, OF the First Presbyterian Church.
pronounced the service at o'clock in the
presence of the immediate families only.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wetzel left Immediately for
New York, and sailed yesterday for Europe
for an indefinite trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Maxwell entertained
a party of twelve at dinner Thursday even
ing. at their apartment in the Colonial, in
honor of their visitors, Mr.. and Mrs. John
IL. Brown, of Columbus, and Mr.. and Mrs.
c. u. Quigley, of Chicago. The table was
decorated with American Beauties and
smilax. The name cards had dainty designs
In water colors, and the table was lighted
by pink and green candles.
New Years tea was that given by Miss
Josephine Morss, in honor of her guest.
Miss Watterson, of Louisville. The callers
included both young men and young wom-
en-. Mrs: s. e Morss assisted her daughter
ants were Miss Emily Winter, Miss Mabel
Talbot. Miss Suemma Vajen Coleman
Miss Ina Hollweg, Miss Evadne Hayward,
Miss Claire Wilson and Miss Mary Sullivan.
Mrs. Enoch Warman and Mrs. ]. d. Nc
Coy gave holiday dance last Tuesday
evening for Miss Edith Warman Studer and
Miss Katherine Joy Mccoy. The holiday
colors trimmed the home of Mrs Warman,
where the dance was held Assisting in
Nancy Warman, Miss Edith Fish and Miss
Mary Agnes Mccoy.
party Of young people who were to-
gether at Lake Maxinkuckee last summer.
and who were entertained by Maxim
kuckee friends in Lafayette few
days last week, included Misses Helen
Bennett. Charlotte Scott, Eleanor, Ruth
and Mary Carey, Lydia Latham, Jane Ogle,
Eleanor Lemcke. Messrs. A. M. Ogle, jr.,
Scott, Gale Van Wrinkle and Sylvester
Johnson.
The "As You Yike 1t" Sorority Of the
June O3 NJ. T. II. s. entertained 1.-THE
Buccaneers" a fraternity of the same
class with a watch party Wednesday even
ing, at the home of Miss Helen Swain, on
North Illinois street. The house was deco
rated with Christmas greens and colors.
red, white and black, combination of the
school and fraternity colors. Miss Foy
and Mr.. and Mrs. Nj. Count were present
as guests of honor
The marriage of Miss Jane williams and
Mr.. William Henry Insley took place
Thursday at the home of the brides mother
at Corning, n. Y. The relatives only wit
messed the ceremony. The guests included
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Williams, Miss
Rose Knefer and Miss Mary williams, of
this city, and Mr.. Insley's sister from st.
Louis. Mr. and Mrs. Insley will return to
this city to live and later will reside at
their new home, No. IS Woodruff Place.
Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. w. L.
White entertained about twenty-five
friends in honor of their guests. Mr. and
Mrs. E. w. Winn, Of Chicago, with a cinch
party at their home on North Illinois
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with the holiday colors. Those entertained
included Messrs. and Mesdames Albert
Thompson. Ray Culver, Sleet, G. H. Bax-
Pike, Miss Gertrude Smith and Miss Madge
Allen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Quinn entertained
about thirty young people Wednesday even
ing at their home, 1901 North Meridian
street, In honor of their sons James and
Samuel, who are home from college for the
holidays. An elaborate dinner was served
at o'clock, after which there was dancing.
The out-of-town guests were Miss Grace
Caborn. Of Chicago; Miss Trece Kuebler.
of Jasper; Miss Mary Murphy, of Joplin,
Mo-, and Mr.. Z. l.. Ketcham, of Elmira,
N. Y.
Mrs. James Parkhurst, 1015 Central ave-
nue., entertained the st. Mary's of the
Woods Club Monday afternoon. A musical
programme was furnished by Misses Grote,
Conlen and Rudy, of Terre Haute. Miss
Ida Richardson read an original poem,
read a paper on PHASES of Higher Educa-
ton" The out-of-town guests were Miss
Pape, of Cincinnati; Miss Ross. of Con-
verse, Ind, and Miss Rudy, of Terre Haute.
Monday afternoon Miss Hester Thompson
gave hearts party in honor Of her guest.
Miss Alice Van Frank, of Columbus, o.
Red hearts and holly decorated the rooms
in which the tables were arranged for the
players. The guests included Misses Win
fired ShirtZ Lucille and Barbara Hollen-
berry, Katherine Smiley, Helen Johnson,
Shirley Thomas, Mary Pinnell. Ruth Rowe,
Eva Coburn, Margery Husbands, Ruby
Knode, Florence Schrader, Jeanette Har-
ris, Edith ShuIer, Hazel Barnett and Anna
Willis.
Miss Ethel Smith was the hostess for a
pretty euchre party Tuesday afternoon at
her home on North Alabama street. Clus-
tiers of pink carnations, narcissus and ferns
adorned the rooms, where eighteen tables
were arranged for the players. Miss Smith
was assisted by her mother, Mrs. Harry b.
Smith, and Mrs. David l.. Gaspar, Miss
Louise Davis and Miss May Bliss. Among
the guests were Miss Ethel Reeves, Of Chi
cago; Miss Helen Cook, of Greenfield; Miss
Bess Craycraft and Mrs. Eugene b. Fetch
er, of Anderson.
Mrs. Henry d. Tutewiler entertained in
formally at luncheon at the Columbia Club
Tuesday for the Misses Harriet and Louise
Tutewiler and the girls of their house party
The guests included Miss Jessie Heffner, OF
Kokomo; Miss Bertha Wood, of GreencaS-
tie; Miss Grace Taylor of Wabash; Miss
Bernice Smith, of Danville; Mrs. David
Ross, Miss Caroline Goodhart and Miss
Jean Ross, of Brazil. In the afternoon Miss
Irene Berryhill entertained informally fol
the visiting girls.
Thursday evening Miss Hope Noll was the
hostess for a pretty holiday dance, enter
of her guests. Miss Alice Barr, of Bluffton,
and Miss Genevieve Hogan, of Fort Wayne
Assisting the hostess in entertaining were
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Noll
Miss Mary Clune and Miss Sadie Sheerin
The guests included Miss Aneshaensel, OF
Chicago, with Miss Elsa Habing; Miss
Murphy, of Joplin, Mo-. with Miss Alice
Shiel, and Miss Fay Harris, of Brooklyn
n. Y, with Miss Mattler.
Miss Rachel Wright was the hostess for q
holiday party last Tuesday evening at hel
home on Fletcher avenue. Mrs. III. Morton
| Wright, Mrs. George l.. Wallace and Mis-:
| May Hubbard acted as chaperons for the
occasion Miss Wright's guests included
Misses Odessa Jackson, Edna Moore, Mary
| Collins, Ruth McLaren, Florence Bokelop
Helen Wright and Messrs. Roy Scott Viii
| liam Roxford, Frank league, William
mond McCrab and George Herrck.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel E. Morss enter
tanned with holiday dinner Friday even
ing in honor of their guest, Miss Waiter