The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-05-30

E c. Atkins. Mrs. Edward Dean. Mrs.
A. A. Barnes and Mrs. Jesse Adams. The
musicale VIII be given under the direction
of Mrs. Mary Jeffrey Christian. assisted by
a number of her pupils, and by Miss
Nanette Marie Grote, Mr.. Walter Kipp and
Mr.. Harry Porter.
The members of the Aftermath Club enter
tanned their husbands and a few other
friends last night with an indoor picnic at
me nome of Mr. and Mrs. Rhodes, on
central avenue The house was DECORATED
with the club colors of cream and gold. and
the guests were: Mr.. and Mrs Behymer.
Dr. and Mrs. Barnhill, Mr.. and Mrs.
Warner. Mr.. and Mrs. English, Mr.. and
Mr. and Mrs. W w. Woodward, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. c. Ganey, Mr.. and Mrs. w. E.
MNh Nm apS m Mr. and Mrs L. w THOMPSON
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Fisher, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. A. Edmunds, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w.
Eddy. Toasts were responded to by Mr. j.
w. Thompson, Mrs. Barnhill and Mr..
Rhodes
At musicale which will be given Tues
day evening. June g. to introduce Mr.. Ter
ence Holiday. the social features will be
In charge of number of the prominent
society women OF the city Mr. Holiday,
who is singer, will be assisted by Mr.:
patronesses and their assistants is as fol-
lows: Mrs; Walter L. Milliken. Mrsj Samuel
Mrs. William f. Sharpe. Mrs. Frank n.
Lewis. Mrs. Charles Martindale Mrs. Will
Frederick A. Joss, Mrs Herbert W. Foltz,
Mrs. Stuart Dean, Mrs. Edgar H. Evans.
Mrs. James Floyd. Mrs. George G: Patti
Hare, Mrs. Edward NJ, Churchman. Mrs.
G. Vernon Griffith and the Misses Anna
Jilson. Theresa Pierce. Hilda Fletcher.
Hit, Lucia Holiday. Lois Pratt Ruth Will
son, Martha Carey Ethel Failey. Ola Smith,
Mary Wilson, Stella Adams. Clara Hauei-
sen. Virginia Keep, Evadne Hayward Eliz-
abeth Peck. Katherine Ayres and Martha
Foster.
FOR MISS FENTON.
handsome luncheon was given yester-
day by Mrs. Thomas Reid Kackley and
Miss Emma Atkins at the home of Mrs.
Kackley in honor of Miss Fenton, of Chi
cago. who is visiting Mrs. A. NJ. Robertson.
The guests were seated at four beautifully
decorated tables, each of which bore a large
cluster of pink sweet peas. with corsage
bouquets of the same flowers for the
guests. American Beauty roses formed the
pany included Miss Ethel Walton, of Cleve-
land: Mrs. Lewis Cass Hunt, of Victor
Col: Miss Helen Birch. of Chicago; Miss
ence Winter. of New York; Mrs E. c. At
kins. Mrs. N. A. Gladding. Miss Agnes
Duncan, Mrs. A. M. Robertson. Mrs. Wal
ter L. Milliken. Miss Eleanor Smith, Mrs.
burn, Miss Flora Ketcham. Miss Coburn.
Miss Knippenberg, Mrs. Arthur Voorhees,
Brown. Miss Caroline Burford. Mrs Edgar
H. Evans, Mrs. Francis o. Dorsey, Mrs.
Henry c. Atkins, Miss Lois Pratt, Miss
Virginia Keep. Miss Martha Carey Miss
Leonora Smith, Mrs. William Scott and
Mrs. George Z. Hume.
FOR MISS SWEENIE.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Scott gave a beau
tifully appointed dinner last night at the
Comumbia Club in honor of their guest.
Miss Sweenie. of Londonderry, Ireland. To
meet Miss Sweenie were the members of
the cast which presented the play, "A
Proposal Under Difficulties" at the recent
meeting Of the Dramatic Club, with the
committee for the same. The center of
the tables was maSSed with maiden-hair
ferns, set with clusters Of pink sweet peas.
which were presented to the guests as
favors at the conclusion of the dinner. Mr..
and Mrs. Scott entertained Miss Sweenie,
Miss Anna Spann Miss Martha Carey,
Miss Helen Bennett Miss Annie Butler
Miss Birch Of Chicago, Mr.. John R. New
comb. DR.. Fletcher Hodges, Mr.. George
Denny. Mr.. Albert Smith, Mr. Lee ELAN
and Mr.. Gilbert Hurry.