The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-06-14

Katherine Zener. DIR. and Mrs. Wilmer
Christian. Mrs. Maria Coster Buchanan,
Miss Mary Zener. Miss Sarah Foster, Mr..
Robert Zener and Mr.. Charles Stone.
Miss Julia Kern gave pretty high tea
Thursday afternoon for Miss Eleanor
Lemcke and her guest Miss Irvine. of Wy
oming. The company asked to meet the
honor guests included Miss Emily Winters.
Miss Gladys Wynn Miss Iris Wynn, Miss
Florence Cothrell, Miss Edith Wilson. Miss
Clara Hawkins. Miss Jane Mather Ogle,
Miss Helen Bennett and Miss Martha Fos-
Ter The dining room was attractively ar
ranged with clusters of Crimson Rambler
roses.
Misses Lydia Parry. Virginia Pickens.
Helen Carson. Gladys Wright, Hazel West,
Hortense Rauh, Sue Chambers and Irma
Manegold gave a dinner at the Brenne-
mann cottage at Broad Ripple Wednesday
night, ehaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff
ford H. Park. The guests were Messrs.
Ward Dean, Douglas Dean. Carl Gibbs,
Ernest Holson, William Stokes. Max Shaw,
Max Wiley and Claude Tuck. After dinner
there was a dance at the pavilion in the
park.
Mrs. Harry c. Graybill entertained few
friends very informally at cards Thursday
afternoon at her home in the Savoy. ask
ing her guests to meet Miss Mildred
Thompson. of Louisville, who is the guest
OF her. sister Mrs William Kelly Thomp-
Thompson. Mrs. Graybill entertained Mrs
Kate Perry Morris Mrs. Carl Walk, Mrs.
Thomas Bard Arnold, Mrs. Thornton Good
loe, Mrs. Andrew Woods, Mrs Heckerd,
Miss Claire Shower. Miss Florence Coffin
and Miss Rogers, Of Cincinnati.
a delightful company was given Wednes-
day afternoon by Mrs. May Wright Sewall,
at which the guests were the resident alum
nae of the Girls Classical School, with a
Few other guests The occasion was the
dedication of the handsome tea service pre-
sented Mrs. Sewall last week by the men,
6ers of the Alumnae Association. Mrs.
OF the gift in the dedication of the service
Assisting Mrs. Sewall were the resident
members of this years class and Miss Irma
Manegold.
A marguerite tea was given Friday aft
ernoon by Mrs. Hugh McKenna Landon In
honor of Miss Mary Noble, whose mar
rage occurs next week. Clusters of field
daisies combined with ferns were used
throughout the house Assisting Mrs
Landon and her honor guests in their hos
FATALITIES were Mrs. Edward H. Dean, Mrs.
Jameson, Mrs. Lewis K. Davis, Mrs. New
ton Todd, Miss Belle Dean, Miss Annie
Dean, Miss Flora Ketcham and Miss
The marriage of Miss Marie Kielholz to
Mr.. Eugene Pfaffiin took place Wednesday
night at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. G..
Risk on Lexington avenue at o'clock
the Rev. Peter Seuel officiating. Mr.. Howell
Risk played the Mendelssohn wedding
march for the entrance of the bride and
bridegroom, who were unattended As
were Mrs John mr. Ruder. 'e of sandusky. guess o..
and Miss Julia Kielhoz. Mr.. and Mrs.
Pfaftiin will be at home after July IA at
731 Fletcher avenue.
Mrs. Frederick Shepard entertained a
number of friends at cards Thursday aft
ernoon at her home in Woodruff Place in
honor of Mrs. Maurice Zook, Of Plainfield,
n. j., who Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Hor-
ace j. Eddy. Assisting Mrs. Shepard in
the entertainment of her guests were Mrs
William III. Dillman and Mrs. George w.
Bliss. Among the guests from out of town
were Mrs. Frank Wild. of New York, with
Mrs: Robert Il. Springsteen, and Mrs. w.
j. Forrey. of Cedar Rapids, Ia, with Mrs.
j. +. Wild.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fulwell, of the Den
ison celebrated the twentieth anniversary
of their marriage Thursday night with a
dinner. The table was decorated with a
low, fat basket of Bride roses and maiden
hair ferns The guests were Mr. and Mrs.
ID. II. jackson, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Pfeif-
fer, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Hoover Mr. and
Mrs. A. l.. Mansfield. Mr.. and Mrs John
Schley, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Minor, Mr.
and Mrs, III. A. Sampsell, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
S. Tiff, Mr. and Mrs s. T. Nichols, Mr..
q
G.. c. Pearson.
A pretty wedding took place Tuesday
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs D. J.
Reagan, 1109 North Senate avenue, whose
daughter, Miss Centennial May Reagan
was married to George Orvile Billings. of
Rushville The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. George NJ. Smith, of Hall-place
Church. Only the relatives were present
and they included Mrs. C. B. Purcell and
son. of Logansport; Mr.. and Mrs. Ned B.
| Nelson, OF Milwaukee, and Ora Billings OF
Rushville. Mr.. and Mrs. Billings have gone
| East and will be at home at 1109 North SEN
ate avenue after July 1.
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Mrs. Charles H. Cobb. of Kankakee. who
is visiting Mrs. Earl MacKelly Ogle. was
| the guest of honor at daintily appointed
luncheon Thursday given by Mrs Ogle. For
the center of the table there was a fernery
set in a wreath of garden flowers and the
places were marked with white satin sa-
chefs painted with flower designs. The
guests asked to meet Mrs. Cobb were Mrs
Winfield Taylor Durbin. Mrs. John ]. Coop
er. Mrs. Samuel E, Morss, Mrs. John T.
Brush, Mrs. John NJ. Shaw Mrs. Clarence
A. Kenyon, Mrs. Burton f. Parrott Mrs
Frank Murphy and Mrs. Herman b. Sayles
Miss Leonora Ensey was the hostess for
a morning party Wednesday, to which she
asked a number of friends to meet her
! guest, Miss Kate Braman, of Terre Haute
She was assisted in her Inequalities by her
mother. Mrs. o. Bancroft Ensey, Mrs. Har-
ry Dickhut, Miss Mabel Norris Miss Ann
Lybrand and Miss nellie Vandenham
Among the out-of-town guests were Mrs
Herbert p. Dahen and Miss Charlotte Dab
len, OF Terre Haute, with Miss Margaret
Shower: Miss Mabel Osborne, of Frankfort
with Miss Leila Thomas; Miss Ada Seidel
of Terre Haute, with Mrs. Frank Reynolds
Mr.. Victor Winterrowd entertained about
| forty young people with a dancing party
Friday night at his home on North Penn
sylvania street. He was assisted i'm en-
! tertaining his guests by his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas A. Winterrowd. and Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Elliott Perkins The en-
tire lower floor was used for the dancing
and the rooms were adorned with clus-
tiers OF yellow marguerites and ferns
Among the dancers were Miss Louise
Young. OF New York. Miss Elsie Whipple.
of Rockville, and Mr.. Isaac Hail. of Bra
I'll. The ices were served in the dining
room, which was adorned with carnations
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