The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-11-01
Social Event.. of the Past week.

Miss Dora Klepfer entertained a number
OF friends with a kitchen shower Thursday
night in honor of Miss Bess Dean. whose
marriage occurs next month.
The Euterpean Club gave a dance at
Brenneke's Wednesday eveLing, entertain
ing Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Ross, jr., OF
New York, and Mr.. VIII ]. Teter, of Terre
Haute-
Miss Katrina Fertig entertained at cards
Monday afternoon in honor Of Miss Laura
Hauss. The guests included Miss Caroline
Bos. OF Morris. and Miss Florence Pape, OF
Cincinnati.
Mrs. John L. Hollett was the hostess for
small company Wednesday afternoon, en-
Pertaining a dozen friends I'm honor of Miss
Ethel F'ailey, who is one of the November
brides-elect.
Miss Carolyn Scheisert entertained a
number Of friends with a musicale Tuesday
night in honor OF Miss Bess Dean. whose
marriage to Mr.. James Matlock Ogden &C.
ours next month
The members Of the congregation Of the
Mayfiower Church gave a farewell recep-
ton Thursday night to the Rev Robert
Storrs Osgood, the retiring pastor OF the
church. and Mrs. Osgood.
Mrs. n. s. Cook gave a dinner Thursday
evening at the Claypool at which Mrs.
Edgar Lee Burnett was the guest of honor.
Nine guests Were entertained. The table
was decorated with American Beauty roses.
Mrs. L. w. Stuckey gave card company
Thursday afternoon in honor OF her guest.
Miss Sarah Cecil, OF DanvilIe, KY Among
the guests were Mrs. Collins, OF Toledo
Miss Waters: OF Maryland, and Miss Cooke,
Of Cincinnati.
Miss Edith BeazelI entertained sixteen
friends at cards Monday night in honor of
Miss Cornelia Swain and George Ross OF
New York Assisting Miss Beazell were
Mrs. Julia Burckhardt, Mrs. Harvey Bea-
eel and Mrs Harry Beazell.
Mrs w. II. Kilman gave a luncheon
Thursday In honor of Mrs. Mary Lynch,
OF Kansas. the other guests being DR.. and
Parker. Mrs Amanda Caylor Mrs Sarah
Black, OF Fisher, Col, and Mrs. George w.
Parker. OF Pendleton.
AR and Mrs. John Linegar gave an en-
5oyable masquerade Friday evening and
were assisted In entertaining by their sis
ter. Miss Hattie Storms. and Mr.. Prange.
j.
ed 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Hawkins, Mrs. John
Isaacs and Mr.. Rudolph.
Mrs. Gerry VI. Sanborn was the hostess
Cor an enjoyable bid euchre party Tuesday
afternoon at her home in Woodruff Place
IN honor OF her guests-her mother. Mrs.
Stiles, OF New York, and Miss Tudor, of
BY number OF friends and her guests in
Guided Mrs. Palmer, OF Detroit, with Mrs.
=. Atwood Kinds.
Mrs Myra ]. Allison gave the second of
the series OF companies which she is giving
IN honor OF Mrs. Wallace Allison Tuesday
afternoon. Forty guests were entertained
During the afternoon Mrs. c. Z. Bacon and
her sister gave an entertaining dialogue
Mrs Allison was assisted in entertaining
by her daughter, Miss May Allison, and by
Mrs. Dellmore Allison and Miss Grace I'll,
dred-
Mrs. c. +. Downey was at home infor-
mally Thursday afternoon for her sister
Mrs. w. +. Laycock, who will go to st.
Louis soon TO remain permanently. Assist
Ing in entertaining were Mrs. C. A. Vim
hedge, Mrs. +. r. Sulgrove, Mrs. Harry
Perkins. Mrs. Clarence Wintrode, Mrs Mol
lie Vincent Miss Elizabeth Eberhardt. Miss
Rose Vinnedge, Miss Grace Wintrode' Miss
Ruth Sulgrove and Miss Georgia Perkins, OF
Lafayette.
The marriage or Miss Sophrona A Miller
and Mr.. John NJ. BALI was solemnized
Wednesday night In their home on Tween
tieth street by the Rev. John s. Tevs. The
appointments were simple and the wedding
guests included only the immediate rela-
tives. The only out-of-town guest was
Mrs. Harding. OF Rockville Mr. and Mrs
BALI did not go for "A wedding Journey
They viii be at home after Nov. II AT e,
West Twentieth street.
The marriage OF Miss Elma Leta Patton
Miiroy. and Mr.. William III. Wade tool
place Thursday morning at No. 25n Broad.