The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-06-13

TWO years, ana neE mOlUer
sisters will return home in the autumn.
Mrs. E. Trask Hill. who has been the
guest of her brother Mr.. George X. Trask,
and family for few days; left yesterday
Tor AShtabula, o., where she viii spend a
week with her daughter before returning
TO her home in Somerville, Mass.
Miss Mabel Talbot will give a brake
party to the Country Club tomorrow
night and the guests will remain for the
usual Saturday night club dance. The
company will be given in honor Of Miss
Amanda Greer, of Pittsburg. who is WIS.,
iting Miss Suemma Vajen-Coleman.
Mrs. Harry Dickhut gave an informal
morning company Yesterday for number
or Terre Haute girls who are visiting in
the city. The guests of honor were Mrs.
Herbert Philip Dahlen and Miss Charlotte
Ada Seidel, with Mrs. Frank Reynolds, and
Ensey.
Miss Myla Coburn gave a handsomely ap-
| pointed luncheon yesterday for Miss Mary
Fletcher, of New York, who is spending
several weeks with friends in town. The
guests were seated at two tables, one of
which had ferns for the decoration, and the
| other was adorned with clusters of rambler
/ roses Miss Goodsell, of Massachusetts,
with Miss Katherine Ayres. were among
| the guests entertained.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Konter left last
night for the Hines country place, near
! Proctorsville, VT, and Mr. and Mrs. Fletch-
er Hines will leave Sunday to join them
| q for their home in Naples, Italy. Mr..
and Mrs. Hines will remain in Vermont
through the summer months. and will have
| as their guests Mrs. Howard Gale and
| daughter Stella and a number of other In
dianapolis friends.
Mr.. Victor Winterrowd entertained about
| forty young people with a dancing party
| last night at his home on North Pennsyl-
vania street. He was assisted in entertain
| ing his guests by his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas A: Winterrowd, and Mr.. and Mrs.
floor was used for the dancing, and the
rooms were adorned with clusters of yellow
marguertes and ferns. Among the dancers
were Miss Louise Young of New York.
Miss Elsie Whipple. of Rockville. and Mr.
| Isaac Hall, of Brazil. The ices were served
In the dining room, which was adorend with
i carnations.
The pupils of Miss Ola Smith gave a
piano recital last night at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. William Eugene Hayward, on
North Capitol avenue. The participants in
| the evenings programme were Miss Evadne
Hayward, Miss Mary Zener Miss Ethel
| Jeffries, Miss Marie Wood and Miss Mary
| Williams. Miss Edith Stanton Brown, vio-
| linist, assisted Miss Smith, and Miss Emma
Atkins sang. The parents and friends of
the pupils were asked to the recital, and
| after the programme there was an infor-
NAL reception. Miss Smith will have sec
ond recital next week with Mrs. Charles
Emmett Coffin, on North Meridian street
FOR MRS. PERCY.
Mrs. Frederick Trow Ross was the host
ess for a pretty reception yesterday after
noon at her home on Central avenue in
honor of Mrs. Clifford Piercy, who has re-
Gently come from Greencastle for residence
here. The decorations throughout the
| house were In pink, with vases and baskets
of roses and hydrangia plants The man.
tells were banked with ferns and palms and
the doorways were framed in smilax. AS
| sisting Mrs. Ross in the entertainment of
her callers were her mother, Mrs. Charles
Schramm, Mrs. William E. Stevenson, Mrs.
Julius Wocher. Mrs William Clune and
/ Miss Margaret Shower, Miss Louise Lilly,
Miss Cecil Clune. Miss Louise Schell-
schmidt; Miss Irma Wocher. Miss Bertha
| Philip Dahlen of Terre Haute, Miss Laura
Dickmeier of Cincinnati, Miss Mary Foster
Miss Meltzer of Greencastle and Miss Ada
| Seidel of Terre Haute. Among the callers
were Miss Hickey, of Terre Haute, with
| Mrs. George Sloan, and Miss Kramer with
| Miss Langsenkamp.
IN MISS MOBILES HONOR.
A charming marguerite tea was given
yesterday afternoon by Mrs. Hugh McKen-
ma Landon in honor of Miss Mary Noble,
whose marriage occurs next week. Clusters
| of field daisies combined with ferns were
used throughout the house. Assisting Mrs.
Landon and her honor guests in their hos
Henry Lane Wallace, Mrs Alexander
Jameson, Mrs. Lewis X. Davis Mrs. New
| ton Todd Miss Belle Dean, Miss Annie
| Dean, Miss Flora Ketcham and Miss
| Eleanor Ketcham.
CLARK-BUCHANAN.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
| BEDFORD, Ind, June 12.-The marriage
of Mr.. Oscar Clark, of Indianapolis and
Miss Bertha Buchanan took place at the
! residence of DR.. and Mrs. Walter Sher-
! wood, at Mitchell. Mr.. Clark and Miss
| Buchanan went TO Mitchell presumably to
attend the street fair and their marriage
was a complete surprise to their friends
| here The groom, a travelling salesman, is
| well known over Indiana and formerly
lived in this city. The bride is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. S. +. Buchanan, of this
| city, her father being a prominent mer-
chant. They probably will live in Indian
apolis.