The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-09-27

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liam HARRISON. Mr.. Gaylord Hawkins. Mr..
Clay Vajen and MIR. Elston.
Mrs. Aaron King entertained the MEM
bers Of the Good Time Club Thursday
afternoon with a matinee party at the
vaudeville performance. Her guests were
Mrs Otto Aneshaensel Mrs. William Beck.
Mrs. Harry Cunningham. Mrs. Daniel Cap
plinger. Mrs. Matthew De Wald, Mrs. Fred
Rose Johnson. Mrs. Isaac +. Schmidt, Mrs.
John Steele and Miss Daisy Twyman.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Bornkamp gave a
company last week in honor OF their fif-
teenth wedding anniversary, entertaining
a hundred guests. American Beauty roses
were used for the decoration. Out-of-
town guests were Mrs. L. G. Werbe. of
Madison; Mrs. l.. r. Hughes, OF Terre
Haute: Mrs. y. Hase Wrinkle. OF West
Salem, ILL.,: Miss Treszger, of Peoria, H.;
Miss Sue Montgomery. OF Marshall, Ind,
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The Inter Nos Club observed presidents
day Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. w. w.
Knight on Churchman avenue Mrs.
Charles Edward Rumpler, president of the
there were informal talks and music. Each
or the members had the privilege of in
viting one friend and the hospitality OF
the club was extended by Mrs. III. G.. Alex
ander. Mrs. +. ". Barrett, Mrs. VIII
Bowen. Mrs. L. Browne. Mrs. Champe and
Mrs. Davis. The rooms were prettily
adorned with autumn flowers.
Mrs. Samuel Elliott Perkins was the
hostess for a handsomely appointed tea
Wednesday afternoon, asking a few OF her
friends to meet Mrs. Samuel Harris, who
has recently come from Toledo for resi-
dence here. Mrs. Harris was formerly
Miss Alma Perkins. of this city. The ap-
pointments were all in yellow. Clusters
or goldenrod were arranged in the dining
room and the parlors. and yellow tapers
were used in all the rooms. A number of
friends assisted Mrs. Perkins in entertain
ing, among them Mrs. Francis r. Whipple.
Agnes Fairbank. of Fort Wayne. with Mrs.
Glare Cameron.
Mrs. Gerritt A. Archibald was the hostess
for a matinee party Tuesday in honor Of
Miss Mae Culver. The guests included, be-
sides Miss Culver. Mrs. Hardwick. Miss Jes-
sic McCutcheon, OF Chicago, and the Misses
Orendorff. of Springfield. Ill. After the
matinee Mrs. Archibald took her guests to
the Columbia Club. where they were joined
by Mr.. Orendorf, Mr.. Archibald. Mr..
Harry Culver and DR.. John j. Kyle. Later
Mr.. Culver entertained the party at din
ner at the Charleston Inn, and in the even
ing Miss Culver gave q box party at the
horse show. which was chsperoned by Mr..
and Mrs. Archibald.
The marriage of Miss Annie Corinne
Graham and Mr.. Thomas David Morgan,
of Georgetown, Ky. took place Thursday
afternoon at the home of the brides sis
ter. Mrs. Robert Gano, of the Blacherne.
The ceremony was pronounced by the Rev.
NJ. l.. Haines in the presence of the i'm
mediate relatives. The bride wore her
travelling gown of mode cloth and was at
tended by a maid of honor, Miss Ella Lee
Talbot, Of Paris, Ky. The only other
Talbot, of Paris, KY. Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
gan left Immediately after the ceremony
for wedding journey TO New York and
Washington. and will be at home at Wood
mount, near Georgetown. after Oct. Is.
The marriage of Miss Lillian Isabel Ball,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs E. c. Ball, and
Mr.. John r. Helm, took place Thursday
evening at the home of the brides parents.
The house was prettily decorated with
goidenrod and palms. During the reading
Of the ceremony by the Rev. Mr. Breisch,
of the Evangelical Church, the bridal party
stood beneath a wedding bell of white and
green The bride was attended by Miss
Fannie Taylor of Louisville, and Mr. John
Grieb acted as best man. The bride wore
a gown Of white albatross trimmed with
Brussels lace and carried Bride roses. Miss
carnations. Mr.. and Mrs. Helm left at
once for their home, 1885 Hall place, where
they will receive their friends.
A prettily appointed dinner was given
Thursday evening by the Misses Laura and
Josephine Hauss at their home on Senate
avenue, In honor of Miss Margaret Bos and
Mr.. Oscar George Mueller, whose marriage
will take place Wednesday. The table was
laid In pink and all the appointments were
in that color. For the centerpiece there
was handsome silver candelabrum with
pink tapers- Pink roses were used for the
floral embellishments and for the guest
favors, aud dainty fern leaves were scat
tered over the cloth. The guests included,
and Mrs. Philip Hauss. Mrs. Margaret Bos,
Miss Sophia Bos of Morris, Ind; Mr..
Frank Roesner and Mr.. Henry JungclauS.
Fletcher B. Wagner gave dinner Mon
day night to the editors Of the Shortridge
Daily Echo, paper which the host in
stituted. The special guests were Princi-
pal Benton and Mrs. Benton, Miss Don
nan and Claude Tuck, with the editors OF
the paper All of the appointments through
out were in white. The 'toast card" was
| printed with the heads of The different
editions of the paper In miniature. The
list of toasts was: After Four Years. -
III. Waite Colgan, '99; 1.-The Pioneer Cen
sor. Miss Laura DOMAIN; 1.-The Man Be
| hind the Ads Claude T. Tuck; THE Gal
| ley Slave" Miss Grace Gibbons. 'N: From
| Little Acorns,' DIR. L. A Wagner; 1.-The
| Evening and the Morning Were the First
Day." Orestes Caldwell. Oi: AT the Mid
die of the Week" Albert Aronson, 'O4;
| Now and Forever One and Inseparable "
Walter Fritchard. 04; 'And Tomorrow
| Will Be Friday" Miss Louise Mlligan, 'O4
AT Home Again. Prof George w. Ben
| ton THE Harvard Crimson" Charles
Lewis. 90; The Wisconsin Cardinal, "
Frankwood Z. Williams, 'o3.
The Zion Evangelical Church was the
scene, Tuesday, of a wedding, the bride
being Miss Marie Schmidt. daughter oi
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Schmidt of BeviIle ave
nue.. and the bridegroom Mr.. Frederick Z
tered the church to the "Lohengrin' wed
ding march, played by the organist The
ushers were Mr.. Louis Schneider and Mr.
/ Gus Brosart. There were two bridesmaids
Miss Emma. Denk and Miss Anna Schmidt
n sister OF the bride, both gowned in pink
/ silk batste. They were accompanied By
| the two groomsmen. Mr.. Henry Meyer.
| and Mr. Frank Bohlen. and after then
came the maid of honor. Miss Amelia Denk
l who wore a white Swiss gown daintil,
/ fashioned and carried large bunch OF