The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-03-22

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An enjoyable dance was given last Mon
day evening by the members OF the North
Side Euchre Club at the assembly hall on
Sixteenth street
Mr. John NJ. Kerper gave a family dinner
Tuesday night at his home in Woodruff
Place TO his cousin. Miss Emma Lilly, OF
Mount Clemens, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert z. Bachman enter
tanned at dinner Wednesday evening in
honor of Miss Alma Bachman and Mr.. Her
man p. Lieber, whose marriage Will occur
April Is
Friday evening DR.. ]. Rilus Eastman gave
dinner at the Columbia Club for Henry
Woodruff, OF Mrs. Fiske's company. The
friends TO meet him were DR.. III. r. Allen.
DIR. Kahlo. ". +. c. Colt and w. Z. Herod
Miss Ethel Stelhorn and Miss Cora Ryan
entertained the members of the orchestra
OF the Central Christian Church Tuesday
evening with st. Patrick's party. All or
the appointments were green and the favors
were shamrocks.
Friday evening DIR. A ]. Clark enter
tanned the members of the Sunday-school
class OF the Central Christian Church and
few Of their friends. The souvenirs Tor
the members were blue and gold stick pins
bearing the class number.
Mrs. Frank C. Olive gave a euchre party,
entertaining a number of friends for Mrs.
Oscar G. Yount and Mrs. John c. Uhl, two
of the winter brides. Mrs. Olive was as
sisted in her hospitalities by Mrs 5. q.
Hiss and Mrs. c. A. Wilson.
Miss Clara Segar and Mr.. Harry Krentler
were married last Wednesday evening. the
Rev. j. c. Peters officiating. The bride
was attended by her sister, Miss Elizabeth
Segar. and Mr.. Krentler, brother or the
bridegroom. acted as best man.
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Miss Mera Tousey entertained a few
friends at luncheon on Tuesday for Mrs.
Macy Good, of Chicago who was the guest
of Mrs. Maria Foster Buchanan. Thurs
day evening Dr. Albert Z. Sterne gave an
informal company for Mrs. Good.
Mrs. Herman F. Spain. entertained the
Neighborhood Card Club to which she be-
longs Tuesday afternoon for her visitor,
Mrs. Edwin w. Allen, of Louisville. Mrs.
Spain also received informally Wednesday
afternoon for her guest, who will remain
with her for two weeks.
Mrs. Henry Clay Campbell gave matinee
party Friday afternoon in honor of Miss
Frances Mahan, of Lebanon, who is visit
ing Mrs Oliver Mahan. The guests were
Mrs. Mahan, Mrs. Isaac Hooten, Mrs.
Charles h. Wilson and Mrs. Henry Brown.
Mrs. Mahan will give dinner tomorrow
for her guest.
Miss Zelda Throop entertained last FRI
day evening at euchre in honor of Miss
Campbell. of Columbus, and Miss Bonnell,
of Charlottesville. The appointments were
I'm pink and white Miss Throop
sisted by her mother, Mrs. William j.
Throop, Mrs. Charles A. Rose and Mrs
William Nash.
The Aftermath Club. at its meeting
Thursday, with Mrs. j. A. Miller, held de-
bate, Resolved, That women should have
the right of suffrage" which was decided
in the affirmative. Mrs. j. +. Barnhill led
the discussion and Mrs. l.. c. Gainey took
the affirmative and Mrs j. w. Thompson
the negative side.
Members of the St Mary's of the Woods
Club were entertained Monday afternoon
by Mrs Harry E Drew, of l341 North Penn
sylvania street A literary and musical
programme was given. Mrs. Olivia Sanger
Hall. of New York, now visiting in the city,
gave several readings that were a feature
OF the programme.
Mr.. Meredith Nicholson gave a luncheon
at the University Club Thursday, asking a
of Boston. who spoke before the Contem-
porary Club Wednesday evening. Mr.. Mich
olson entertained Judge Grant, Mr.. Hilton
II. Brown, Mr.. Hewitt III. Rowland, Mr..
Charles r. Williams and Mr.. Lucius b.
Swift
The Parlor Club met Wednesday and
elected officers for the coming year, as fol-
lows: Honorary president, Miss Elizabeth
Nicholson; president, Mrs. S. Elliott Per-
kins: first vice president Mrs. w. II. Dye;
secretary, Mrs Joseph r. Smith; treasurer,
Mrs. w ID. Miller; executive committee.
Mrs. w. p. Benton, Mrs. Edgar Brown and
Mrs. S. Elliott Perkins. jr.
Miss Caroline Goodhart entertained last
Monday evening in honor of Miss Ada Con-
ner. who has recently returned from Chi
cago. where she has been a pupil at the
Conservatory of Music. Those present
were Misses Marion and Athalene Carr,
Mary Snyder. Eloise Palmer, Grace Eldred,
Messrs. Clyde WoOdhn, A. Blackledge,
Harvey w Light. j. G.. Jones, Frank j.
Lahr, III. Il. Patton Louis Ewbank DIR. d.
j. A. Stoddard.
Tuesday evening Miss Edith Pierce was
the hostess for a unique card company at
her home on Park avenue. entertaining
about forty friends. Each guest was
dressed 10 represent one card, so that a full
deck was in attendance. The hostess wore
costume symbolic of a complete deck
The decorations of the house were all in
green, in honor of the day. Irish flags were
draped In the several rooms and the arches
were hung with green ribbons and vines
Among the guests were Miss Spurrier of
Rushviile, and Mr. Zurich, of Detroit
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The Contemporary Club held a pleasant
meeting last Wednesday evening at the
Propylaeum. The special guest of the club
Judge Robert Grant. of Boston. who
read number OF selections from his own
works. The Inequalities of the evening
were offered by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rich
ard Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. Hilton u
Brown. Miss Colgan and Mr.. H II How
land. Following the reading there were re-
freshments and a social hour. The table
was arranged in the assembly hall and had
for its decoration scarlet flowers and scarlet
shaded tapers.
The Fortnightly Literary Club observed
its eighteen anniversary with a most en-
Joyabe guests evening last Tuesday even
ing at the Propylaeum. Each member was
privileged to invite three friends and about
15e people were present to hear DR. Albert
Frederick Kuersteiner. of Indiana Univer-
sity. lecture on THE Spanish People" Mrs
Charles Doney. president of the club re-
ceived the guests. assisted by the members
OF the executive committee. The pariors
were decorated in the clubs flower the