The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-05-29
PERSONAL and SOCIAL. News

members Of club to which Miss Turrell
belongs. The color pink. which will be
used In the s appointments Of the Wedding;
OF her home. the scheme being followed In
the score cards, ices and floral appoint
ments The gifts for the bride-elect were
which was daintily decorated. With the
honor guest. Miss Turreli entertained Mrs:
Edwin Maurice Craft. Mrs. James Morrell
Mis-: s@a MISS MISS stsa
Fox, Miss Marie Katzenbach. Miss Myla
Smith. Miss Louise Lilly. Miss Myrtle
MISS Nta Renard. Miss isars
Martin, Miss Blanche Carroll, Miss Mar
garet Shower. Miss Helen springsteen. Miss
field. Miss Charlotte Dahlen. of Terre
Haute. and Miss Helen Morey, Of New
York.
FOR oUT-oF-TowN VISITORS.
Mrs. Volney T. Malott and Miss Malott
gave q delightful tea yesterday after
noon in honor Of Miss Mary Fetch
er, Of New York. and Miss Con-
verse. of Philadelphia. The guests were
number of young unmarried women and
the younger matrons The drawing rooms
were charmingly decorated with a profusion
Of pink and white peonies. and the dining
room was all In pink. The tea table had
silver bowl filled with pink roses and pink
roses tied with pink tulle were laid around
IL. Pink-shaded candles stood in the silver
candelabra. The hostesses were assisted
by Mrs. Macy Malott. Mrs. Edwin H. For
ry. Mrs Arthur Voorhees, Brown, Mrs. Ed
gar II. Evans, Mrs. Paul Heb White and
few friends. Among the callers were Miss
Helen Birch, OF Chicago, with Miss Martha
Carey, and Miss Walton. Of Cleveland,
with Mrs. George E. Hume.
PRETTY TEA.
Mrs. John Randolph Brown and Mrs. Ar
thttr 1r$n Iyoll to- .t%or -
relatives and few friends yesterday after
noon with a tea, between the hours Of
and 6. at the home Of Mrs. Brown. The
guests were asked to meet Mrs. c. c. Hines.
Of New York, and Miss Marie Hines. the
bride-elect The rooms were prettily
adorned with roses, and the colors OF pink.
the hostesses in their Inequalities were
Mrs. Fletcher Hines, Mrs. John w. Jones,
Mrs. Edward M. Churchman, Mrs. William
Haueisen. Miss Edna Stevenson, Miss Hilda
Fletcher. Miss Josephine Hyde. Miss Lii
liam Reese and Miss Emily Fletcher.
Among the callers were Miss Louise Young,
of New York: Miss Mary Foster. OF Craw-
fordsville, and Mr. Charles g. Konter, OF
Naples. Italy.
MISS BURFORD's DINNER DANCE.
One Of the first of the Country Club
dinner dances was that given last night by
Miss Caroline Burford in honor OF Miss
Fenton. Of Chicago, who Is visiting Mrs.
A. NJ. Robertson, and Miss Birch. Of Chi
cago. who is Miss Martha Careys guest.
The club was most attractively arranged
for the occasion. being artistically trimmed
with palms and ferns with big clusters of
pink peonies. The dining room was also
decorated in palms and the table was
daintily adorned with pink and white
| sweet peas. After the dinner the evening
m I'M hnrf rfu 10
| people were entertained by Miss Burford,
among them being Miss lone Hayward. Of
Pana, Ill.
CRAWFORD-KELLY.
| Special to the Indianapolis Journal
SULLIVAN, Ind, May 2s-The marriage
| Of Harry Crawford and Miss Naomi Kelly
| took place this evening at the home Of the
brides mother. Mrs. Francis Kelly, in this
| city. Mr.. Crawford is the son of Mrs.
| Fannie Crawford, Of this city, and is a
| travelling salesman for Huffman & Co., at
Terre Haute. They will reside at Nation.
| Ills.