The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-05-10

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the guests.
Mrs Frank Morrison was the hostess for
a delightful card company Wednesday at
her home. on North Meridian street, In
honor of her visitors, Mrs. Willis ID. Miller
and Mrs. John S. Cox. Of Terre Haute, and
Mrs Emmett Dale. of Bedford The par
lors were prettiIy decorated with quantities
of spring flowers and ferns. About forty
guests were entertained, and among the
T., and Mrs. Frank Bryan.
Mrs. Albert r. Thompson entertained at
luncheon Wednesday for her visitor. Miss
Jane Wright. of Cincinnati. Spring flowers
decorated the table, with dainty name
cards to mark the places Mrs. Thompson
entertained Miss Wright. Mrs. oliver T.
Byram, Mrs. William n. Gates, Mrs Harry
y; Hammond. Mrs. Layton c: Walker, Mrs.
der Mrs MALTA tadeg foster TS B5chanan' Mrs. Don
Price Hawkins, Mrs. Guy Z. Hawkins ana
Miss Mera Tousey.
The marriage of Miss Anna Mcdonald and
Mr.. Burton Marshall took place at $50
o'clock Wednesday night In the North Park
Christian Church. the Rev. Austin Brown
officiating. Miss Mabel Lesson played the
with the friends OF the bride and bride
groom The bride wore a blue silk gown
and carried cluster OF Bride roses. Mr..
and Mrs. Marshall went Immediately to
their new home. at Thirtieth street and
North Capitol avenue.
large reception was given Thursday
afternoon by Mrs. Henry j. Coerper In hon
or Of her guest, Mrs. John Lever, of Hart
ford, Wis. Roses adorned the reception
hall, being prettily arranged in vases and
wall pockets. Fruit blossoms and foliage
formed the floral adornment OF the dining
pitalities were Mrs. +. NJ. Millikan. Mrs.
E NJ Outland. Mrs. H. w. Kellogg, Mrs.
w. I. Brown, Mrs. II. G. Knode, Mrs. Lun-
dy. Miss Outland and Miss Madelaine Nc
The Indianapolis Browning Society held
a delightful guests meeting last Thursday
evening at the Propylaeum. An interesting
talk on Robert Browning and Music was
given by Oliver Willard Pierce Mr.. Pierce
was assisted by the Philharmonic Society.
with Mr.. Edward Nell director and Miss
Louise Tutewiler, Mrs. w. II. Howard, Vol
ney HUFF, p. NJ. Taylor, w. III. Laut and
Fritz Krull soloists. Mrs. Charles G.
Brown acted as accompanist. Among the
guests were MeSdames w. o. Bragg, Ada
New, A. p. Konklin, Blanch McNew, Kate
Martin, L. z. PoulsOn and Miss Grace An
derson. or Greenfield.
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Mr.. Austin Wilfred Stultz, formerly secre-
tary of the Indianapolis Business Univer-
sity, and now manager of the Urbahns Cor
respondence School, Of Fort Wayne, and
Miss Jessie Elmina Reynolds were married
at noon Thursday at the home of the bride s
sister, Mrs. William Gresh, 1414 East Tenth
street. The Rev. M. l.. Haines pronounced
the service The bride was gowned in blue
etamine. A breakfast followed the cere-
mony and Mr.. and Mrs. Stultz left for a trip
to the north. Only relatives of the two
families were hidden to the wedding Mr..
and Mrs. Stultz will reside in Fort Wayne.
Mrs G. G. Smith gave the second of her
card parties Friday afternoon at her home
on Broadway. Her home was prettily dec
Grated with spring flowers, and she was
assisted by Mrs. George Belott, Miss Kittie
McMeans and Miss Grace Roberts. The
guests were Mrs. j. b. Parker, Mrs. w. A
Walker. Mrs. c. b. Berger, Mrs. ]. III. Bill
ingsley. Mrs. Charles De Hass, Mrs. Gin
ton jackson. Mrs. II. v. Jackson, Mrs Har-
Benton. Mrs. F. C. Sigler, Mrs. j. A. Tarl-
ton. Mrs. j. w. Stratum, Mrs. F. +. Crull
Mrs. n Rosengarten. Mrs. A. Rosengarten
Mrs. I. G. Lee, Mrs. Edwards, Mrs August
Herzsch, Mrs. Melville Heine, Mrs. w. j.
Elder, Mrs. Colt, Mrs. w. III. Robbins, Mrs
Denton Billingsley, Mrs. ]. B. Gritty, Mrs
T. A. Randall and Mrs. T. j. Cook.
The first Of series of card companies
was given by Mrs. George C. Smith Thurs
day afternoon at her home on Broadway
The various rooms were decorated in carna.
tons of different colors. Mrs. Smith was
assisted by. Mrs. I. G. Lee, Mrs. A. F
HerZsch, Miss Kittie McMeans and Miss
Grace Roberts. The other guests were Mrs
NJ. p Lynch, Mrs. Edward Hawkins, Mrs
Granville Allen. Mrs. p. +. Mutchner, Mrs
j. w Cooper. Mrs F. W. Ranney Mrs: w
George Weadon. Mrs. F. II. Carter and hel
guest, Mrs. George Belott, Mrs. Frederick
Rebel. Mrs. A. J. Norris, Mrs. Edwin Hill
Mrs. Frank Raible, Mrs. E. r. Benson. Mrs
A. r. Hawkins, Mrs. o. ID. Bowen, Mrs. w
A. Greyer, Mrs. S. II. Searle, Mrs. Lester
Norton, Mrs. o d; Pearson and her visitor
Miss Clara Eleanor Syerup and Mr. Lib
erty 8. Howell were married last wednes
| day evening at o'clock at the home of tn,
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Syer
up, on North East street The ceremony
was pronounced by the Rev p Seuel pastor
of the Trinity Lutheran Church, and wa.
| witnessed by the immediate relatives of the
two families only. There were no attend
ants. the bridal party standing in the broad
| doorway In the library for the ceremony
| Pink and white flowers were used I'm tn.
| decorations of the rooms. The brides gown
was of white Paris muslin and she carried
a bouquet of pink and white flowers Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Blizzard assisted in the
| Inequalities of the evening. Mrs. Emma
| Howell, the mother of the bridegroom
was the only guest from out of town. Mr.
| and Mrs. Howell will live at 326 Tacoma
street. where they will be at home after
| June l.
! Mrs. Edward ]. Bremen was the hostes.
for large reception Tuesday afternoon il
| honor of her guest, Mrs. Edward Feeney
of Brooklyn. n. Y. Easter lilies, rhododen
| drons and marguerites formed attractiv,
decorations for the several rooms. A harp
| list played during the receiving hours AS
| sisting Mrs. Bremen in her hospitalitie.
were Mrs. Edward L. Davidson of Lafay
| cite, Mrs. Smiley n. Chambers Mrs H M
| Bronson, Mrs. r. r. Shiel, Mrs. W. ]
! Griffin, Mrs. A. j. Leslie. Mrs. w +
| Kenny. Mrs. H. G. Dewenter Mrs d. s
\ Hill and Mrs. NJ. w Carr In the dinin.
| room the assistants were the Misses Rose
mary and Louise Bremen, Miss Chamber
1 and the Misses Sue and Mary Chambers
| Miss Alice Shiel. Miss Leonore Ensey, Mis-
Marie Kenny and Miss Mary Cullen
| Wednesday afternoon a charming high te:
| was given by Mrs. Bremen in honor of he
visitors, Mrs. Edward Feeney of Brook
/ lyn, n. ", and Mrs Edward T. Davidson
| of Lafayette. The guests were the friend
| who assisted Mrs. Bremen at her recep
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