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

guests were present. among them Mrs.
Beekwith. of Ravenna, o.. and Mrs. KEGS
Kregelo, and Mrs. Kathleen Griffis, of Con-
nersville. with Mrs. w. w. Gates.
Governor and Mrs. Winfield Taylor Dur
bin gave a handsomely appointed dinner
Tuesday evening at their home on North
Meridian street. The guests included about
thirty-fve friends and were seated at small
tables, each OF which was beautifully
adorned with baskets of spring flowers,
cards. Among those entertained was Mrs.
Durbin's mother, Mrs. Mccullough, of An
derson.
Miss Kathryn Laatz entertained Wednes-
day evening for Mrs. w. A. Macdonald.
who will sail Saturday for her home in
Glasgow. Scotland The guests were Mr.
ry Orlopp. Mr.. and Mrs. Fish, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Worrell. Mr.. and Mrs. Hankemeir.
Mr.. and Mrs. Locke, Mrs. Emma Rose
brock, Miss Harriet Ritter, the Misses OF
tos. the Misses Mcmillan, Jack Hathaway
and Mr. STAN.
Mrs. Joseph L. Gaspar gave a small card
company Monday afternoon in honor of
her visitor, Mrs. Charles Wheaton Seaman.
of Washington. d. c. Mrs. Gaspar was as
sisted in her Inequalities by Mrs. George
w Bliss Mrs Lyman w. Louis Mrs. John
Hennessey and Mrs. Baldwin, OF Portland.
Me. Among the guests was Miss Ada VIII
lifts, who is Mrs. j. Richard Francis's
guest Mrs. Seaman will return 10 her
home Tomorrow.
pretty luncheon was given Thursday by
Mrs. Harry Doris Haring at her home in
the Meridian in honor of her sister, Miss
Caroline Fry, OF Chicago. Pink and white
sweet peas adorned the table which was
daintily laid. The guests included Miss Fry.
Mrs. Harry II. Temperly, Mrs. Arthur HUFF
uff, Mrs. John II. Aufderheide, Miss Emma
Mortland and Miss Josephine Reynolds.
After the luncheon the afternoon was spent
in card playing.
A surprise party was given Miss Margaret
Mclaughlin at her home, No. 1920 Ashland
avenue. last Tuesday evening to celebrate
her birthday anniversary. The guests in
Guided Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Morton john
ston, Miss Louise Johnston, Miss Bess Ru-
bush. Miss Grace. McCaslin, Miss Linnie
Baker, Miss Isabel Drummond. Misses
Mary and Catherine Mclaughlin and
Messrs Jesse Johnston, George Vogelsong,
William Socwell, Walker De Haven, John
and Edward Mclaughlin and DIR. Lewis.
Miss Della Krauss gave a euchre party
entertaining about forty of her friends in
honor of Miss Kaplin, of Cincinnati. who
is the guest of Mrs. Jesse Moffler The
clubrooms were prettily decorated with
palms and the mantelS were banked with
white tulips and hyacinths. Assisting Miss
Krauss in her hospitalities were Miss Loeb,
of Lafayette, Miss Krauss. of Peru, Miss
Irma Rosenthal and Mrs. Mother Among
the guests were Mrs. Frisch, of Milwaukee,
and Miss Bernstein. of Urbana, Ill.
Mrs. Charles Latham was the hostess for
pretty tea Friday afternoon. opening
her new home for the first time to her
friends. The several rooms were artistical-
ly adorned with vases of spring flowers,
pink roses being used in the green draw
ing room and white lilacs in the library.
The members OF the family and a group
OF friends assisted Mrs. Latham in her
hospitalities. The dining room was in red.
with red shaded candles and a bowl of
red tulips for the center of the table.
Among the callers of the afternoon was
Miss Louise Stephenson, of Washington.
ID. C.. and Miss Annie Fraser.
Miss Sara Messing entertained the Bach
elor Girls. club to which she belongs. with
! colonial luncheon at the Columbia Club
on Monday. Her guests of honor included
a number of the recent brides and few
adorned with red carnations and miniature
hatchets were given favors. The guests
were Mrs. Sylvan Kahn, January bride,
recently from milwaukee,; Mrs. Abe Kauf-
d. a'i Levy. forme H of washington; Mrs
Ira Helstein, formerly OF Pittsburg; Mrs.
Alexander Wolf, of Huntington, w. Va:
Mrs. Philip Efroymson, one of last month s
brides; Miss Dora Krauss, of Peru; Miss
Esther Loeb, of Lafayette; Miss Rose Kap-
lin, of Cincinnati: Miss Belle Kahn of St
Louis. and Mrs. M. Mayberg, sister of the
hostess.
The Minuet Club gave its fourth and ante
lenten dance Monday evening at the Bren-
neke Academy. The full club membership
was represented and the gallery was filled
with friends. Harris orchestra played. Mr..
Roy l.. Burtch sang several Of his illus
trated songs during the evening, one of
which was dedicated to the Minuet Club.
The committee in charge OF the evening
/ guerite Miner. Miss Nita Richards, DIR. T..
II. Donnell, DIR. A. A. Hill and DR.. j. A.
Conkey. number of out-of-town guests
of Rushviiie: Miss Miner. of Cincinnati:
| Miss Speers. of Vincennes: Miss Fetter. OF
Peru: Miss Gallaher and Representative
/ Adolf Decker. of Evansville; Lieut.. David
/ e, Phelan and Dr. r. A Campbell, of the
/ United States navy.
| A neighborhood company was given Fri
| day afternoon by Mrs. Scion Goode at
/ her home on North Meridian street The
/ guests were entertained with a guessing
I contest. and assisting in the hospitalites
were Mrs. Charles NJ Goode, Mrs. w. c.
/ Hall and Miss Winnie Goode. The guests
1 included Mrs. Benjamin Minor, Mrs. Theo-
/ dore Potter, Mrs. w. w. WinsIow Mrs
/ James Il. Mccullough. Mrs. u. c. Baker.
| Mrs Sidney NJ Dyer, Mrs John S Lazarus,
/ Mrs Green WOollen, Mrs. Walter Goodall,
Mrs. Hawkins. Mrs. Herbert Hadley, Mrs.
Clark Mallery. Mrs. Lynn Millixan. Mrs.
! Wilbur w. Dark. Mrs. Samuel Martin, Mrs.
Samuel Miller. Mrs. Byram, Mrs. Joseph
| Rink. Mrs. Edward Stephenson, Miss Wei
/ born, Miss Gertrude Minor. Miss Mary
Minor. Miss Mary Fox, Miss Edith Miller
| of Franklin, Mrs. Reasrus of FindIay, q.
| Mrs. /. n. Richie. of North Delaware
street. was the hostess last Wednesday
afternoon for a delightful tea, asking about
one hundred of her friends TO meet Mrs
katherine K. Martin. who was married
! Ravenna, O.. Mrs. Richie was charmingly
assisted i'm her Inequalities by a group
/ or about forty friends. Her home was
/ adorned with clusters OF Gala lilies for
/ the drawing room and American Beauty
roses in vases decorated the hall and se-
ception room. The dining room was
trimmed entirely with spring flowers =
floral cloth covered the table, founda-
ton OF smilax being studded with daffodls
and tulips. A vase OF the same flowers
stood in the center and In the windows OF