The Indianapolis journal., 1903-12-06

day afternoon at her home on North Ala
oama street and was assisted by number
OF her friends. In the evening Mr. and Mrs.
Stevenson received Informally.
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Mrs. BENJAMIN b. Minor entertained a
few friends with an informal thimble party
Wednesday afternoon. Assisting the hostess
were her daughters. Miss Gertrude and Miss
Mary Minor. Mrs. Eugene Minor. Mrs.
James L. link and Mrs. George Hoffman.
Mrs. Samuel Elliott Perkins gave an in
formal musicale Friday afternoon in honor
of Mrs McManus and Miss Mc3anus, of
Davenport, Ia, who are spending few
weeks here. Mrs. John Russell Fleming
gave Chopin programme during the after
noon.
Mrs. James K. Mccullough and sister,
Miss Welborn, observed their first after
noon at home Friday and had with them
Mrs. Perry III. Blue, who has recently come
here for residence Mrs. Mccullough, Miss
Welborn and Mrs. Blue will receive the
remaining Friday afternoons of the month.
Miss Ella Schaefer entertained thirty-five
guests Tuesday afternoon in honor of the
Misses Hill, of Richmond, who are visit
ing Mrs. Harvey. The rooms were prettiy
decorated with chrysanthemums. Miss
Schaefer was assisted in entertaining by
Miss Ethel Smith, Miss Mary Zener and
Miss Jessie Jay. and the guests included
Miss Mary Ross. of Charlottesville, with
Mrs. Frederick Ross.
Miss Nellie Wiley entertained a number
Of friends Thursday at luncheon at the Co
lumbia Club in honor of her guests, Miss
Mabel Craycraft and Miss Mary Hawkins.
Of Noblesville. The other guests were Miss
Helen Davis. Miss Esther Cole, Miss Esther
Swain, Miss Wilma Waldorf Miss Laura
Richmire and Miss Grace White. The table
was laid in yellow and white, with a cluster
of chrysanthemums for the center.
Mrs. Jesse B. Harvey gave an enjoyable
card party Wednesday afternoon for her
guests. the Misses Hill. of Richmond. The
rooms were decorated with clusters of pink
and white carnations and roses. Mrs. Har-
vey was assisted I'm her hosptalities by Mrs.
Z. z. Stewart Mrs. j. c. Mendenhall Mrs.
Linton Cox, Miss Rosalind Tuttle, Miss Jes-
sic Jay and Miss Ella Schaefer. During the
bers. Miss Whyte. of st. Louis. with Mrs.
James Coppinger, was among the guests.
Miss Josephine and Miss Sara Messing
gave matinee party Monday for a num-
Der of visitors In town. Their guests in
cluded Mrs. Berne B. Cohen, Miss Jessie
Eckhouse. Miss Berolzheim and Miss Moss
ley. Of Chicago; Mrs. Edward Pottlitzer. of
with Miss Gertrude kaufman; Miss Sara
Spagenthan, of Buffalo, with Mrs. Harry
Kahn and Miss Pauline Miller, OF Cleve-
land. O., who is visiting Mrs. w. II. Block.
The members of .L'Alliance Franchise
gave a musicale Friday night at the Propy-
Ioa %t,rx-
entertainments given by the organization.
lack and Mrs. Edward Dubois had charge
of the programme, which was given by Mrs.
Earl Ogle, Mrs. Mary Jeffery Christian.
Julia Kern, Miss Fauvre and Miss Bertha
Schellschmidt. With one exception all the
numbers were the works of French COM
posers.
The marriage of Miss Verna Cleveland,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs ]. M. Cleveland.
and Mr.. Leroy Edward Kirkpatrick took
place Wednesday morning at the Cleveland
home, on North Alabama street, in the
presence of the immediate members of the
two families. The wedding service was
read by the Rev. w. w. Criley, of the First
English Lutheran Church. The bride were
her travelling gown Of gray cloth, with
hat of gray. Mr.. and Mrs. Kirkpatrick left
Wednesday for wedding journey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Fesler celebrated
their golden wedding anniversary with a
family dinner at noon Monday, and an in
formal reception through the afternoon and
evening Their home was attractively dec
grated with palms, ferns and chrysanthe-
NUNS. The members OF the family who
assisted in entertaining the callers were
Mr.. and Mrs. William Trulock, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Bailey, Mrs. Andrew Allen,
Miss Emma Ellison and Mr.. Raymond Tru-
lock Among the guests was Mrs. Kather-
inc Robinson, of Kansas, who was a brides
maid at the wedding.
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Miss Minnie Kirschbaum gave a hand
somely appointed card party Wednesday
afternoon at her home on North Meridian
street in honor of Mrs Berne B. Cohen
one of the autumn brides: Miss Jessie Eek
house, whose marriage occurs next week;
Miss Violet Kittner, of Defiance, who is
the guest of Mrs. E. 1. Fisher. and Miss
May Rose Berolzheim, of Chicago, Mrs.
David kahn's guest. A number of out-of-
town visitors were among the guests As
sisting Miss kirschbaum were her sisters
Mrs. Moses p. Fisher and Mrs. Albert Ro-
senthal.
The marriage of Miss Myra Gertrude
Shattuck, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ
| Shattuck. and Mr.. Leroy j. Carey, of
Howland's Station, took place Wednes-
| day night at s o'clock at the home of the
| brides parents, on Bellefontaine street The
| Rev. M. l.. HaineS was the officiating cler-
/ gyman. The decorations of white
| chrysanthemumS and roses The bride wore
| a pretty gown of champagne-tinted crepe
/ de chine trimmed in Cluny lace. A small
| reception followed the ceremony. The at
| home announcement is for 29l1 BellefOntaine
| street after Jan. l.
|
| Mrs. Charles Nebeker Thompson was the
| hostess for a tea Monday afternoon in
| honor OF her guest, Mrs. Robertson, of
Louisville. and of Mrs. A. B. Anderson, of
| Charlottesville. who is here for the winter
Mrs Thompson was assisted in entertain
| ing her callers by a group of friends that
| included Mrs. John Allen Blair of Paris
/ ILL.,. Mrs. John Chandler Dallam, OF Schen-
ectady, N. Y. and Mrs. NJ. b. Thomas and
Miss Dice, of Charlottesville. The rooms
were effectively arranged with miniature
| cherry trees and scarlet tapers. Miss Lily
| Wilson, of New Rochelle, N Y, was among
the callers.
Mrs. Frederick from Ross gave a pretty
euchre party Friday afternoon in honor of
her guest. Miss Mary Ross, of Crawfords-
Vile. The rooms were arranged with clus-
ters of pink and white flowers. Mrs. Frank
| Nichols and Miss Mary Hamilton assisted
/ Mrs. Ross in entertaining and the guests
| included Mrs. John Ruckeshaus Mrs s n
4 MalpaS Mrs. George Carbon Mrs Ereder-