The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-02-01

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Grace Van Zandt, Shirley Mcguire, Hazel
Trip, Norma Zentell and Messrs. Carl
Shadd, Walter Logan, William keefe.
Henry Eden. Howard Dorsey, Gordon
Reese Barnett. Robert Wonse and Henry
Clifford.
Mrs. William A. Hayes and Mrs. j. d.
Harris entertained with small company
Monday afternoon in honor of Miss
Mayme Brown. who was married Wednes-
day to Mr.. George T. Cortelyou. Euchre
was played and a miscellaneous shower
for the bride-elect followed the game.
Among the guests were Mrs Bracciocco
and Mrs. Wilson of Cincinnati. who are
the guests of their sister, Mrs. G. +. Bran
ham, and Miss Layman of Virginia, who
Is visiting Mrs. George q. Bruce.
XXX
Mrs. John McArdle Hall and Miss Helen
Westfall were the hostesses for a card
party Friday evening at the home of Mrs.
Robert S. Hall on North Capitol avenue.
About fifty friends were entertained. The
color tones OF pink and green were used
In the decoration OF the several rooms, pink
roses, carnations and palms forming the
floral decoration. The ices and cakes fol-
lowed the same color scheme. The assist
ants for the evening were Mrs Robert s.
Hall and Mrs. Mary b. Simpkins, of San
dusky, o.
Mrs. D. b. Sweetser and Mrs. Emma Nc
Kinney, Of the Pressly, received Friday
afternoon for their guests. Mrs. G. A. II.
Shideier, Mrs. Field Sweeney, Mrs. Fred
Sweetser and the Misses Lucy and Kath-
crime Matter. all of Marion. Assisting the
hostesses were a group of friends, which
included Mrs. George N. Catterson, Mrs.
Charleston, ILL.,, Mrs. John w. Browning,
Mrs. Harry A. Grassland, Mrs. Glenn Kim
bic, Mrs. Nellie Browning Gent, Mrs. Lay
ton Chambers Walker and Miss Mary Van
Wrinkle.
Mrs. Kydna and Miss Frances Byrne en-
tertained last Wednesday evening in hon.
or Of their guest, Miss Byrnes, of Mamis-
burg, o. Cards were played and tables
were arranged for fifty friends. The house
was beautifully decorated with American
Beauty roses and carnations, combined with
palms and ferns: The ices were served in
forms or Illuminated candles. Assisting
were Miss Reddington, Miss Alice Shiel and
Miss Ella Byrnes. The prizes were won
by. Miss Alice Jordan, Miss Shelley. Mr.
John Reddington and Mr.. w. w. Scott.
Mr.. Henry Koleman and Miss Malinda
Locke were married Wednesday morning at
st. Mary's Church, the Rev. Father Scheid-
eler officiating. The bride was attended by
Miss Mamie Locke and Mr.. Philip Fish
niger acted as best man. The wedding gown
was of eolian cloth over rose silk, with a
town at the wedding were Mr.. Frank Kole
man, of Greensburg, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Winslow: of New York, In the evening
Koleman at the home of the brides mother
Mrs. Mary Locke, on East Market street
Mr.. and Mrs. Koleman will reside at 1873
North Arsenal avenue, and will be at home
after Feb. 10.
Mrs. May Wright Sewall was the hostess
for a handsome dinner Wednesday evening
at her home on North Pennsylvania street
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. E. A Mcdowell,
who were in the city for few days, Mr.
Mcdowell having given the recital before
the Matinee Musicale the same afternoon.
To meet the guests of honor were Mr.. and
Mrs. Max Leckner, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
X. Paxton, of Princeton, Miss Ola Smith,
Miss Deborah Moore and Mr.. Arthur Smith.
Later in the evening Mrs. Sewall received
for Mr.. and Mrs. Mcdowell, the callers
During the evening Mrs. Sewall was as
sisted by her dinner guests, Mrs. George L.
Adams and Mrs. John Candee Dean
XXX
The marriage of Miss Leota Weinland
and Mr.. James McCleary took place Thurs
day night at the home of the bride, on
College avenue and Thirtieth street The
Rev. MIR. Schmitt, of the Lutheran Church,
pronounced the ceremony in the presence
of about one hundred relatives and friends.
The bride wore a dainty gown of white
trimmed with chiffon and pearls. Assisting
in the Inequalities following the ceremony
were Mrs j. A Randall. Miss Jennie
Clements. Rufus Weinland and Rufus Glenn
ents. Among the guests were Miss Mary
a F0rtVil1Q. nd nd
Miss Amy Mill, of Stinesville; Mr. and Mrs.
III. c. Green, of Anderson, and Miss Min
1 ME Murphy ,I,i, of Hope: Mr. and Mrs Nc
and Thirtieth street after March 1.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. Marsh gave an in
formal company last night. entertaining a
formal company last Thursday night, en-
pertaining a number of friends in the neigh
borhood with district school party The
dining room was arranged for a schoolroom
and refreshments were served in lunch
baskets. Mr. Marsh acted as school teacher,
with Mrs. Marsh as his assistant, while the
guests wore costumes in harmony with the
occasion. The class included Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Z. Dark, Mr.. and Mrs. Lew Nicolai,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. III. Talbot. MIR. and Mrs.
Noah Pangborn, Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Tai
bott, Mr.. and Mrs. Haverfeld. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Wood. DIR. and Mrs. S. +. carp,
Mrs. Elizabeth Ramey. Mrs. T.. NJ. Tnomp-
son. Miss Meigs. of Lafayette, Mrs. and
Miss Montgomery.
Mrs Robert Stephen Hall entertained a
number of her friends Thursday afternoon
with a card company in honor of Mrs.
Mary b. Simpkin, of Sandusky, o. The
several rooms were fragrant with cut flow
ers arranged with palms and ferns. AS
sisting the hostess were a group of her
friends, including Mrs. William II. Cooper,
jr.. Mrs. John McArdle Hall and Miss Helen
Westfall. The guests were Mrs. l.. c.
Brennan. Mrs. ii. II. Bronson, Mrs. F. L.
Towles, Mrs. George f. McCuloch, Mrs
David Hill. Mrs. Samuel Crosse, Mrs. G. III
Abbot Mrs. Thomas Z. Potter, Mrs. w. r
Cooper, Mrs. +. A. Bryant, Mrs. Scott
Moore. Mrs. f. A. Cooper. Mrs. Estelle Lee
Mrs. Thomas l.. Hale, of Noblesville, and
Mrs. Zeigler, of South Bend.
Miss Mary Elston, daughter of Col. and
Mrs. L. c. Elston. of Charlottesville, and
Mr. Edwin Ernest Tullis, of New York
were married at noon Wednesday at the
home of the brides sister Mrs. Nicholas
McCarty Harrison, on North Pennsylvania
street. On account OF the illness of the
brides mother only the immediate family
was present at the ceremony, which was
pronounced by the Rev. Hugh T. Gary, OF
Lafayette. The bride wore a handsome
gown OF white embroidered broadcloth
trimmed with point lace and ermine and q
picture hat of white lace. She carried q
cluster OF white violets. After the cere-
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