The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-06-28

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formal company Wednesday night in honor
of Miss Mary Elizabeth Snyder and Mr..
Alfred Blackledge. Among the guests were
the young women who will be the assist
Miss Edith McMaster. Miss Emma Virginia
Pearson, Miss Florence Baxter, Miss Car
oline Goodhart. Miss Harriet and Miss
Louise Tutewiler. and a number Of other
friends.
Miss Nellie Wiley was the hostess for
pretty luncheon Wednesday in honor of
her guests. Miss Mabel Friedborn. of Gin
cinnati, and Miss Mabel Craycraft, OF
profusion Of white roses. The guests
asked to meet the honor guests were Mrs.
Mcdonald Nixon of Louisville: Mrs; John
Moffett, Mrs. June Dickey, Miss Esther
Cole, Miss Julia Hobbs, Miss Grace White
and Miss Wilma Waldorf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred +. Cook and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Rous entertained family
party Tuesday night at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Rous. on North Capitol avenue,
in honor of DR.. and Mrs. Gustav Pfieffer
and family. who will go abroad soon to
Mrs. Mary Cook and Miss Emma Cook,
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Cook, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Cook. and DR.. and Mrs.
Hoover, with their families.
Mrs. III. c. Newcomb was the hostess for
an informal reception Friday afternoon I'm
honor of Mrs. Florence Brooks, of Cleve-
land, who is spending few weeks with
her mother, Mrs. Bennett Mrs. Newcomb
ward b. Porter, the Misses Eleanor. Flora
and Jane Ketcham, Miss Elizabeth Ray,
Miss Margaret Newcomb and Miss Anne
Porter. The callers included Miss Elizabeth
Hay and Mrs. Cook, OF Minneapolis.
Mrs. Harriet Augusta Prunk entertained
the members of her graduating class last
night at the studio of the Indiana-Boston
School of Expression. Assisting the hostess
were DR.. and Mrs. b. +. Prunk, Mrs. s. j.
Lewis. Miss Blanche Cartwright and Mr..
Elmer Woods. The members of the class
present were Mrs. Alpha Maxola Wanda
walker, Miss Lento Fulwell, Miss Edith
Lane, Miss Laura Arnold, Miss Ora Myers,
Miss Mabel Mills and Mr.. Carl Brickert.
Miss Nellie Harvey Wilson and Mr..
Charles E. Hurlburt, of Freeport, ILL.,, were
married Wednesday in the First Presby-
terian Church, the Rev. Matthew l.. Haines
officiating. Guests from out of town were
ldrs. Charles Fremont and Miss Dorothy
Fremont, of Milwaukee,: Mr.. and Mrs. w.
b. Harris of Chicago, and Mr.; Willard Full
burt will leave shortly for a visit In the
East and will be at home after Aug. 1 at
the Wise Hotel. Freeport, Ill.
Miss Caroline Goodhart was the hostess
Thursday afternoon, the affair being given
in honor of Miss Mary Elizabeth Snyder.
The parlors and dining room were adorned
with masses of marguerites. Assisting Miss
Goodhart were Mrs. B. f. Goodhart, Mrs.
David r. Ross, Miss Emma Virginia Pear
son, Miss Edith McMaster. Miss Ella Sny-
der, Miss Harriet and Miss Louise Tute-
wiler, Miss Edna Brown, Miss Elose Palm
er. Miss Lillian Moore and Miss Flora Spur
rier.
The marriage of Miss Gertrude Kribs,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Kribs, and
Mr.. Frank x Miller took place Wednesday
morning at O'Clock in ST. Johns Church,
the Rev. s. j. Donahue officiating. The at
PENDANTS were Miss Margaret Walsh and
Mr.. John Kribs Following the church
ceremony there was wedding breakfast at
the home of the brides parents. on Russell
avenue, and Mr.. and Mrs. Miller left later
for bridal journey to Detroit and Canada.
They will be at home at No. 1910 Beville
avenue after Aug. /.
pleasant company was given Friday
evening for the members of the Sunshine
Club by their husbands. The company was
given at the Brenneman cottage at Broad
Ripple and the guests were DR.. and Mrs.
Ray Culver, Mr.. and Mrs. A c. Reid, Mr..
and Mrs. G. III. Oyler. Mr.. and Mrs. E. F.
Pike, Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Wright. Mr.. and
sire, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Talbot. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Fish, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Cosier, Mr. and Mrs Harry Shafer, Miss
Bessie Buchanan and DIR. Dixon.
DR.. and Mrs. Louis A. Morgan received
informally Wednesday night between the
hours of and IL at their home on North
Illinois street to celebrate their twentieth
wedding anniversary. Assisting in enter
tanning the callers were Mrs. Peter Keal-
Ing Mrs. ]. B. Healing Mrs. c. d. Lancas-
ter, Mrs. Ralph Remington, Mrs. M. j.
Spencer and Mrs. William Lewis. The
young women assisting in the dining room
were Miss Clara Lancaster, Miss Edith
Keegan, Miss Vera Jacob, Miss Jessie
Ragsdale, Miss Thetis Frederick and Miss
Hazel Pasquier.
Mrs. J. H: Billingsley entertained sixty
of her friends at cards Friday afternoon in
honor of Mrs. Andrew Young of New York,
who is the guest of Mrs. Elder and of Mrs.
Burr of Anderson, who is visiting Mrs. Z. F.
Shideler. Assisting Mrs. Billingsley in en-
rtnf pir hof. lies ntric "a
Young of New York, Miss Edna Randall.
Miss Bertha Corson and Miss Bernice Sven
gel of Columbus. In the evening Mr.. and
Mrs. Billingsley entertained number of
friends at cards for the same honor guests,
and the same young women assisted In en-
tertaining.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ohr gave a pretty
dance Friday night at the Assembly Hall in
honor of their daughter. Miss Cerene Ohr.
and her guests, the Misses Hubbard of
Wheeling, w. Va. The hall was arranged
with palms ana gay japanese lanterns: Mr..
and Mrs. Ohr were assisted in entertaining
their guests by group of friends Among
the dancers were Miss Underhill Of Ossin-
ing-on-the-H Hudson. with Miss Margaret
Shipp, Miss Messenger, OF Chicago, with
Miss Ruth McCulloch; Miss Gertrude SEQ
vel Butler of Chicago and Miss Smith and
Miss Hubbard, with Miss Laura Williams.
Miss Harriet and Miss Louise Tuteweiler
were the hostesses of a company Friday
afternoon in honor OF Miss Mary Elizabeth
Snyder, a bride of next week. The guests
were the members of a club to which Miss
Snyder belongs and the young women who
will assist at her wedding-Mrs. David r.
Ross, Mrs. Brandt Downey, Miss Ella Sny-
der, Miss Emma Virginia Pearson, Miss
Helen Loeper. Miss Ethel Currier,. Miss
Laura Hanna, Miss May, Miss Caroline
Goodhart, Miss Edith McMaster, Miss Mary
George, Miss Florence Baxter, Miss Mary
Deputy, Miss Edna Wallace and Miss Grace
Taylor Of Wabash.
Miss Shipp entertained fifty young people
with a buffet supper Wednesday night at
her home on North Delaware street in hon.
or of her sister, Miss Margaret Shipp, and
of Miss Ruth Underhill, of Ossining- on the
Hudson, who is her guest. The house was
charmingly arranged with clusters of elder
blossoms and other garden flowers, and
the rooms were hung with Japanese Ian
terms. Following the supper there was a
ing Miss Rose Cavens, of Lafayette, who
gave a musical monologue, Miss Julia
Kern. who gave several piano numbers,
and Miss Elinor Lemcke, who sang.
Mrs Harry B. Smith was the hostess for
a handsome card company Wednesday aft
ernoon at her home on North Alabama
street, entertaining ninety friends. Assist
ing Mrs Smith were Mrs. James Morrell
Davis, Mrs. George w. Bliss, Miss Edna
Stevenson, Miss Lucy Hardy and Miss
Grace Rebel. Among the guests were Mrs.
z. p. Thayer, Mrs. ID. d. Cooper, Mrs. w.
Arthur Charles Downing, of Greenfield;
Mrs. Hugh Brown Cutter, of Louisville,
with Miss Lucy Hardy; and Miss Mayme
Florea, of Connersville, with Mrs. Warren
Damon Cakes.
A pretty home wedding of Wednesday
night was that of Miss Cora Anna Weigel
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William Weigel
and Mr.. Charles Edward Cost, which took
place at at the home of the brides par
ents. the Rev. Lewis Brown officiating