The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-03-27
Recent Receptions, Parties and Luncheons,
Wedding Announcements, Engagements
and Calendar Of Club Meetings

prettily decorated with spring flowers and
ferns. The guests were Mr.. and Mrs
James Il. Moag. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles -.
and Mrs Golden Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. j. III.
Laird. Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Beardslee
Tibbotts and DR. and Mrs. Frederick e.
Heath. Miss Theresa Voss Smith, DR.. w.
e Kennedy and Mr.. Frank Sherfey-
Mrs. Frederic Z. Heath entertained a
few friends with a musical tea Friday
afternoon in honor of her guest, Miss
Maria Heath, of Augusta Ga, who is an
accomplished pianist The rooms were
beautifully decorated with lilies Of the val
Mrs David Ross, Mrs. w. G. Smith, Miss
fIora ketcham, Miss Anna Cockrum and
Miss Marie kenney- Among the guests
from ont of town were Mrs Anna Fry, Of
Greencastle. with Mrs. John Talbot, and
Miss Elizabeth Wallace Cooper, of New
York, with Mrs. Allen Bixby.
The Alpha Gamma Phi Sorority of the
Shortridge High School gave a dance in
the lower hall at the Brenneke Academy
Friday evening. The members are Miss
Laura Arnold, Miss Edna Bennett, Miss
Eva Bernstein, Miss Lena Carter, Miss
Ruth SecOr, Miss Helen Votaw, Miss Mary
Iraub Miss Virginia Rice, Miss Frieda and
Miss Opal Phelps. They were assisted by
Miss Florence Benson, Miss Ruth Lowe,
Miss Carrie Van DENSE Miss Caroline Cole,
Miss Minnie Stewart, Miss Charlotte Rouse,
Miss Ruth and Miss Ethel Boaz, Miss
Frances Miller and Miss Ethel Hutchinson.
Inc party was chaperOned by Mrs. q. Is.
Arnould and Mrs. X. c. Arnould.
The annual membership tea of the Young
Women's Christian Association was given
Friday evening at 1890 at the association
home North Pennsylvania street. The
rooms were prettily decorated with flags,
palms and many spring flowers. a large
number OF the members and their friends
were present. Miss Julia Harrison Moore
was OastmistreSS and the list of toastS in
Guided: Perhaps 1t May Turn Out a Song,
perhaps Turn out a Sermon, by the Rev.
Owen Davies Odell; "Old Experiences Do
Attain to Something Like Prophetic
Strain" by Mrs. Frank McCrea: "All Are
but Parts OF one Stupendous Whole, by
Miss Ragan, and I'VE Know What We Are,
but Know Not What We May Be-" by Miss
Cornelia Porter Souther. During the even
ing musical numbers were given by Miss
Mabel Graves.
Miss Leila Thomas entertained Thursday
afternoon with card party at her home
in Morton Place in honor of Miss Leona
Rudy. Strands of blue, pink and blue hearts
were caught from the chandelier to the cor
ners of the rooms. The table in the dining
room was prettily arranged with smilax and
a centerpiece of pink carnations, and at
each corner was a cupid candlestick with
pink tapers. The score cards were pen and
ink sketches tied with pink and blue rib
bons. Miss Thomas was assisted by her
mother, Mrs. j. Z. Thomas, Mrs. Frank
McQuiddy. Mrs. Russell Brueng, Mrs. Rob-
ert Elliott, Miss Leona EnSey, Miss Cora
Monroe and Miss Lulu Atkinson Among the
Out-of-town guests were Mrs. Guy Aber-
crombie, of Rushvile, with Mrs. Elliott
Miss Margaret Johnson, of Madison, with
Miss Fern, and Mrs. Homer Ravens, of
MorriStoWn.
The marriage of Miss Lulu Nj. Buckner
and Mr. Harry Smith took place Wednes-
day noon at the home of Mr.. Smith Graves,
North New Jersey street. The cere-
mony room was prettily decorated with
palms, ferns and pink roses and the bridal
party stood before pyramid of palms. A
harpist played the Mendelssohn wedding
march. The ceremony, which was wit
messed by few friends and relatives, was
pronounced by the Rev. ID. X. Lucas. The
bride wore pretty travelling gown of grey
broadcloth and a white crepe waist and
carried Il shower bouquet of Bride roses.
After the ceremony a wedding breakfast
was served. The brides table was deco
rated with pink roses and ferns. Mr.. and
Mrs. Smith left for a wedding journey and
on their return will be at home, after April
l. at the Alexandria. The guests from out
of town were Mrs. Andrew Ensley, of No
blesville. Mr. and Mrs. r. f.. Smith, of
Knightstown, and Mr.. Frank Duncan, of
MartinSViie.