The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-03-01

next meeting of the Arthur ST. Clair Chap
ter will be held tomorrow afternoon at
the home of Miss Mary Noble and will be
the regular monthly meeting. Out-of-town
guests at the tea were Mrs. Baum, of New
York. Mrs. Major. of Shelbyville, and Miss
Greene, of Cleveland.
A handsome reception was given Thurs
day afternoon by Mrs. Charles E. Kregelo
at her home on North Illinois street in
honor of her daughter, Mrs. Katherine
kregelo Martin, whose marriage to Mr..
Harry II. Beckwith took place yester-
day, and Mrs. Harriet Beckwith, of Ra-
VIENNA, o., who is Mr.. Beckwiths mother.
The guests were received by Mrs. Kregelo,
the honor guests and Mrs. B. F. Keesling,
of Pittsburg, the receiving party standing
in the east drawing room, which was
adorned with vases Of pink roses and
smilax. Assisting in the Inequalities of
the afternoon was a group of friends which
included Mrs. Winfield 7. Durbin, Mrs.
William L. Haywood, Mrs: Charles A.
Anna c. Reaume, Miss Reaume, Miss Mary
Reaume Mrs. Chapman Williams, Mrs.
Jo ohn Eam Mrs. John e. Geand Mrs
4. j. Jacoby, Mrs. j. II. Taylor, Mrs.
Finley Pugh, Mrs. Oliver Byram. Mrs.
Albert Gall, jr., Mrs. Harry Leonard Wood
ton, Mrs. Cathcart, Miss Cathcart, Mrs.
Charles NJ. Walker, Mrs. Henry w. Law
renee, Mrs. John w. Kern, Mrs. i. N.
Julia G. Sharpe and Miss Mabelle Taylor.
The dining room was I'm pink. with bas-
ket of pink carnations for the center of
dae table and PINK 1 SHADED tapers In cam NJ
smilax, which entwined the arches OF the
doorways. added to the attractiveness of
Mrs Kregelos home Out-of-town guests
"a he caIl
Pfaff and Mrs. Henry, of Chicago, with
Mrs. o. G.. Pfaff, and Mr.. H H. Beck
with, of Cleveland, o.
Washington's birthday was observed Mon
day afternoon by the Indiana chapters of
the Daughters of the Revolution with a
meeting and reception at the Denison Ho-
tel. Parlor c was taken by the society and
was made exceedingly attractive by the use
of numerous flowers and flags. There was
large attendance, and societies from
Greencastle, Noblesville, Acton, Greenfield
and Clinton being represented Mrs. Mount,
regent of the society, was present and pre-
sided. Delegates to the national convention
of the Daughters OF the Revolution, which
will be held i'm May in New York city. were
elected. Mrs. Mount, as regent. and Mrs.
W. A. Bristor, as vice regent, viii attend
the convention by right OF Office. Mrs. o.
Mounts alternate and Mrs. A. nj. Campbell
Mrs. Bristors alternate. Miss Voss was
elected state delegate, with Mrs. Frederick
Gardner as alternate Mrs. e. III. Trip was
elected state delegate, with Mrs. Thayer, of
Greenfield, as alternate During the after
noon programme was given, the Rev. AL
Ian r. Philputt delivering a scholarly and
interesting address on Washington" Mrs.
Frank w. Flanner gave a number of her
delightful Rotations. Miss Grace Porter
field and Miss Ida Belle Sweenie sang pa
trio;ic songs and further music was rem
dered by Mrs. Glenn ID. kimball, of Marion,
who gave several piano numbers. While
members Of the Juvenile Society, Albert
Bristor and Mr.. Conduit. played on the
mandolin and violin A number of guests
were entertained by the chapter, among
them being Mrs. George Brown Mrs Win
heid T Durbin. Mrs. II. c. Taylor and Miss
Taylor, of Washington, ID. c. The commit
Mrs. w A. Bristor. Miss Voss, Mrs l. P.
Gray, Mrs. Trip. Mrs. Theresa Voss Smith.
Mrs. l. N. Sickles. Mrs. Hugh Drummond
and Mrs. ID. A. Vandawalker.
The reopening of the Propylaeum was
celebrated with a brilliant reception and
ball last Tuesday, which the stockholders
gave to their friends in order that they
might have the first view OF the building
since its redecoration. The guests were re-
ceived in the west parlor by Mrs May
wright SeWali, president or the PrOpylaeum
Association, and Mrs. A. NJ. Robertson.
Mrs Henry ID. Pierce. Mrs. Frederick
Chislett, Mrs. A. p. Spruance and Mrs.
George F. Adams. This room was simply
decorated with palms. as was the hallway
and assembly room above. Harris full
orchestra played in the assembly hall,
where there was dancing all evening Mr.
Frank w. Lewis had charge of the floor
and he was assisted by Mr.. Lee Elan,
Mr.. George Denny, Mr.. Lag Noble, DIR.
Francis a. Dorsey, Mr.. Gilbert Hurry Dr.
Fletcher Hodges, Mr.. Lee Burns, Mr.. Pres
ton Kelsey, Mr.. Frederick M Ayres and
Mr.. John Walick. The committee who had
the evening in charge and TO whom much
of the credit for the great success of the
evening is due. including Mrs. A. NJ. Rob-
ertson. Mrs. Morris Ross. Mrs. Frederick
Chislett, Mrs. II. c. Newcomb and Mrs
Charles T. Coffin All present were in
terested in the new decoration and those
who had the work in charge are TO be con-
graduated on their happy selection OF color
in the walls and new draperies. The list
OF patronesses for the evening included
number OF the prominent women in the
city Out-of-town visitors present Tuesday
night were Mr.. and Mrs Hough. of Green
field: Speaker Marshall, Of Lafayette; SEN
ator and Mrs. Gray. OF Evansville; Senator
and Mrs. w. r. Wood, OF Lafayette; Miss
Nellie Grant. OF San Diego. Cal: Mrs. j.
w. Loyeft. of Anderson. Mr.. and Mrs. H.
c. Stiilwel, or Anderson: 4tss Archibald.