The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-01-04

er: Miss Layman. of West Virginia, with
Mrs. George @. Bruce; Miss Collinson, of
Chicago, with Mrs. Knox; Miss Beeman,
OF Lafayette, with Mrs. Theodore Craven,
and Miss Laura a. Smith. of Chicago.
A pretty wedding Tuesday evening was
that of Miss Mary r. Sampson and Mr..
George III. Bowers of Chenoa. ILL.,, which
took place at the home OF the brides moth
er. Only the relatives were present, and
the Rev. w. w. Lawson officiated. The
bride wore a white Persian lawn gown,
trimmed with Valenciennes lace and white
satin ribbon. Out-of-town guests were Miss
Mary Z. Bowers of Napoleon, and Joseph
eral places in this State Mr. and Mrs. Bow
ers will be at home at Chenoa after Feb L.
pretty tea for young people was given
by Mrs. +. F. McCrea and Hiss Bess Nc
Crea Friday afternoon in honor of Miss
Dunning and Miss Frances Dunning, of
Iowa, and Miss Caldwell, of Chicago who
is visiting Miss Jean Kiriin. The assistants
for the afternoon included Miss Florence
Cunning, Miss Kirlin, Miss Jane Rawls,
Miss Louise Reese, Miss Lucetta Krauss,
Miner, Miss Florence kittle, Miss Esther
Cole, Miss Maude Pray, Miss Ada Pickett,
Miss Ruth Ritter and her visitor, Miss
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pretty dancing party was that given
Wednesday evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
f. Potts, who entertained about fifty young
people for their daughter Marjorie. The
house was trimmed in the Christmas colors
Of red and green. A number of Mr.. and
Mrs. Potts's friends assisted them in the
Inequalities of the evening. Among the
guests were Miss Beauchamp, of Terre
Haute. with Miss May Parrott; Miss Kite,
n yrvfth lice nlNn<h
Mr.. Stanton Lee, with Miss Marie Starr,
and Miss Catherine Bowman, who is visit
ing Mrs. Elder.
Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Michael
Clune gave delightful dancing party, en-
daughter, Miss Mary Clune, who is home
from Manhattanville. N. Y, for the holt
days. The ballroom was decorated with
palms and Christmas greens. Assisting in
entertaining the guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
William Clune and Miss Cecil Clune. A
number of visitors from away were with
the guests. among them Miss Aneshaensel,
of Chicago, with Miss Habig, and Miss
Alice Barr. of Bluffton. and Miss Gene
We've Hogan, of TT. Wayne, with Miss
Hope Noll
A pretty wedding, celebrated Wednesday
at. noon. was that of Miss N. Ethel Jack
son, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs H G.. Jack
son, and William Nj. Martin, of Otterbein,
which took place at the home of the brides
parents. 1916 North New Jersey street. The
Rev. George l.. Macintosh, of the Fourth
Presbyterian Church, pronounced the GER
emony in the presence of the families and
very few immediate friends. Miss Wi
mona Bertha Gregory, cousin of the bride,
played the wedding march from "Lohen-
grim Mr.. and Mrs. Martin will be at
home at Otterbein after May /.
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An enjoyable musicale was given Friday
afternoon by Mrs. Mortimer lowering at
her home on North Pennsylvania street.
Her visitors, Miss Cavens and Miss Lillian
Moore, of Lafayette, were present as honor
guests and both took part in the informal
programme which was given. Miss Ca
vens gave several musical monologueS and
Miss Moore sang several songs. Mr.. Will
liam III. Morrison, jr., also sang, and young
Morris Hamilton took part. number of
the young people who are home for the
holidays, as well as a number of the out
of-town visitors, were among Mrs. Lever
ings guests.
A pretty luncheon of the week was that
given by Miss Hazel Dean Spellman Tues
day at the Columbia Club. Mrs. Samuel
d. Spellman and Mrs. Clark +. Mallory
acted as chaperons for the occasion. The
table bore a centerpiece of red roses, with
the same flowers for the guests. who in
Guided Miss Hortense Rauh, Miss May
Bliss, Miss Irma Wocher, Miss Edna Ran
Miss Carrie Condo, Miss Cornelia Searle,
Miss Roberts, Miss Ethel Woodland, Miss
Clara Hawkins, Miss Belle Van Camp, Miss
Hazel Osborne, Miss Laverne Outland, Miss
Reba James and Miss Belle Gilchrist.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Wilson Bond enter
tanned large number of the young people
at their home on East Twenty-second
street Their home was most artistically
adorned with the combination of the Christ
mas colors, scarlet and green. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bond received their guests with Miss Rich,
of New Castle, who was their visitor. They
were assisted in their Inequalities by a
group of friends, including Miss Rowland,
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Hawkins, Mr.. and Mrs
Don p. Hawkins, Miss Eleanor Lemcke and
Miss Jane Ogle. Among the guests was
Miss Barnard, of Buffalo, with Miss Mar
garet McCullOch.
Miss Smith, of Broadway, was the hostess
for small tea Monday afternoon, to which
a number of her friends were asked to meet
her guest, Miss Michaels, of Meriden,
Conn. Her home was prettily trimmed in
the Christmas green's, and she was assisted
in her hOSpitalitieS by her mother Mrs.
Henry Smith, Miss Mary Zener, Miss Luz
cetta Krauss and Miss Ruth Doolittle. A
number of out-of-town guests were present,
among them Miss McAlpine, Of Columbus,
o., with Miss Zener; Miss Sloan, of Aber-
deem, s. d., and Miss Walker, of Rockport,
with Miss Fisher, and Mrs. Stranton, of
Rising Sun, with Miss Roberts.
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A holiday dinner was given Tuesday even
ing by Miss Ethel Dorsey at her home on
Central avenue. The table bore Christmas
decorations, with miniature Christmas
tree for the center. Miss Dorseys guests
included Miss Natalie Dalton, Miss Mar
garet lockwood. Miss Hazel West, Miss
Mary and Sue Chambers Miss Alkaline
Parks. Miss Lillian Fauvre, Miss Potter
of Detroit, Miss Lydia Latham, Miss Lydia
Parry, Miss Jane Ogle and Douglas and
Ward Dean, Richard Tolin, Lehman Dun
ming, Alfred Ogle, Coburn and Maynard
Allen, Judson and Waite Colgan, Sylvester
and Childen Johnson, Claude Osborne, John
Shaw, Robert Scott and William Sullivan
Later Miss Dorsey and her guests attended
Mr.. and Mrs. Bonds card party.
DR.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Rowe entertained
with dinner of twelve covers Wednesday
evening at their home on North Delaware
street. The Christmas garlands were used
in the decorations of their home, and the
colors scarlet and green adorned the table
DR.. and Mrs. Rowe's guests at dinner in
cluded those who assisted them later in
the evening when they entertained their
cinch club, consisting of about thirty-foui
members, at a card party. The assistants
for the evening were Miss Eta Louise
Martin. Miss Rose Optermann, Mr.. and
William kirchmier. Among the guests
were Miss Overheider. of Ohio, and Mr.
and Mrs. w. E. Rowe, of Valparaiso.
Mr.. and Mrs. John III. Aufderheide gave
dance last Monday evening at the Assem-.
by Hall, on Sixteenth street, in honor OF
their daughter Nav. About eighty of tht