The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-04-26
EUenfs of the Past
Week in the City
Personal Mention@


tea Monday afternoon in honor OF Mrs. |
Henry Matson Waite. of Lexington, KY
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Voorhees, enter
tanned Monday evening in honor of the
birthday anniversary Of their daughter Mel
lie.
A birthday dinner was given Tuesday
evening by Miss Margaret Mason. who en-
tertained thirty friends. The parlors were
decorated with red carnations.
Mrs. II. o. Painter was the hostess for
small coffee Thursday afternoon. in honor
KY Her home was prettily adorned with
spring flowers for the occasion.
Little Miss Barnett Made entertained
club OF friends Tuesday afternoon to cele-
brate her tenth birthday anniversary. Mrs
William Made. her mother and Mrs. j. h.
Whttehouse, her aunt. assisted
Miss Stella Braden gave a small company
Monday at her home in the Lexington. en-
tertaining for Miss Meta Campbell, whose
marriage to Mr. James Braden occurred
Wednesday afternoon. Miss Braden was as
sisted by her mother, Mrs. James Braden.
XXX
Mrs May Wright Sewall gave an informal
breakfast Wednesday, entertaining Miss
Julia Marlowe and Miss Valentine. Of her
company, with Mrs Charles NJ. Walker,
Mrs Henry Matson Waite, Of Lexington,
KY, Mrs. John c. Dean and Mrs. Jacob p.
Dunn.
Miss Nettie Dunn entertained few
friends "Wednesday afternoon. having for
her special guests four friends-Mrs. Victor
Swain. Mrs Jean Bidwell Mrs. ]. p. Dunn
nj Tlo1a birthday
niversaries occurred last week.
xxx
Miss Marie Conrad, Of Grand Rapids. and
Miss Myrtle Foster. OF Columbus, who Wis
tied In the city last week, gave dinner
Friday evening at the Imperial Hotel. fol-
lowed by a theater party, entertaining MISS
Kate Gibson and Miss Nellie Dunn. a
Mrs. w. H. Blodgett entertained the MEM
beers of the Narcissus Needle Club at lunch
con last Thursday. The table was dec
Grated with violets, and fayors Of violets
were given the guests The only out-of-
town guest was Mrs. Calvin Wilson's moth
er, Mrs. Senior, OF Madison.
A delightful dinner was given Thursday
evening By VT. and Mrs. John NJ. Shaw. at
their home on Park avenue. in honor Of DR..
lanes Reid of Belfast Ireland who Is Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Reid. The table
was handsomely appointed with beautiful
floral decorations of pink roses. Covers
were laid for eighteen.
The Lazarre Club gave its last dance OF
the season at the Brenneke Academy Thurs
day evening, entertaining about one hun
dred guests. The hostesses of the evening
were the Miss Blanchia May, nellie Gaugh-
an, Alta Sweezy, Irene Wiselogel, Anna
Gaughan. Lucia Crane, Dora Tyler. Maud
King and Margaret Gaughan.
The Minuet Club gave its closing dance of
the season Monday evening at Brenneke's
Academy. There was large attendance and
IIert's Orchestra played for the dancing. A
feature OF the evening was the dancing of
the sailors hornpipe by Miss Gertrude Pet
tijohn and Miss Ethel Sellers. The enter
tainment was in charge Of DR.. A. A. Hill,
DIR. +. r. Donnell, Miss Lillian Mitchell
and Miss Kate Gibson.
Miss Eunice and Miss Augusta Jameson
were the hostesses for a pretty dance
Wednesday evening at the Assembly Hall,
on Sixteenth street. Japanese lanterns. fans
and parasols formed a charming decoration
for the dancing hail. and about fifty young
people were entertained informally. Assist
ing the Misses Jameson were their parents,
DR. and Mrs. Henry Jameson, Mrs. Edward
u
son.
The marriage of Miss Frances Woosnam,
late of London, England. and Mr.. Z. Love.
OF this city, took place at Christ Church at
7:S0 O'Clock Wednesday evening. the Rev.
James ID. Stanley oficiating. The wedding
march was played by Mr.. Joseph Joiner.
After the ceremony a supper was served at
the home OF the bridegrOom's niece, Mrs.
o. G.. George. 1920 Bellefontaine street. Mr..
and Mrs. Love will be at home to their
friends after May 20. at Brightwood.
XXX
A pretty reception and dance was given
Wednesday evening at the Propylaeum by
the members of the Beta Zeta Chapter of
the Delta Tau Delta fraternity of Butler
College. Mr.. Earl Edison. of Harvard, who
Is spending the spring vacation in Irvington.
was the guest Of honor. Among those pres
ent were Miss Margaret GarristOn, Of PEN
dieton; Mr.. Fred Frick. of Peru; Mr. Rollo
Moore and Mr.. Frank Long, OF kokomo;
Mr.. John Carr, OF Greenwood.
XXX
Miss Laura Mccormick gave a dance
Wednesday evening at her home on Central
avenue for her cousin. Miss Helen McCor-
mick. OF Chicago. There were about sixty
guests and the entire house was thrown
open for the event and was decorated with
flowers. palms and Japanese lanterns. The
musicians were screened by trailing vines.
A progressive supper served at mid
night. and the tables in the dining room
were decorated in purple and gold, violets
and hyacinths being the flowers used
XXX
The marriage of Miss Anna Moore daugh-
ter OF DR.. and Mrs Henry Moore, and Mr.
John Wallace was solemnized Wednesday
evening at the home OF the brides parents
ON East Washington street. Irvington. The
Rev. Lee Murray was the officiating clergy
man. and the service was read at o'clock
In the presence OF the relatives only. The
bride was gowned in cream aeolian cloth
and carried cluster Of pink roses. Mr.. and
street
The Clio Club observed a guests meeting
Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. J.
Brown. Mrs. S. ID. Kiger read a paper on
German Music and Musicians" which was
illustrated by the portraits and the music
OF the composers. The music was rendered
by Misses Edith Langsenkamp Bess Dean,
Carolyn Scheigert, nellie Mowrer Josephine
I Mcdowell. Bess McCrea and Mrs. w A.
Walker, Mrs. Charles l.. White, Mrs Belle
Closer Wilson. Mrs. r. Evans, Mrs. Frank
Raible and Mrs Edward L. Selvage.
Xxx
Miss Florence Olsen gave a euchre party
and china shower Friday afternoon In honor
OF Miss Clare Power. In the dining room
the table was adorned with violets and the