The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-03-06

Iona Stark, Miss Myrtle ROOy, Miss Ieota
I.Sndgraf. Or. +. r. Brockins, Mr.. William
ROby, DIR. y. c. Sarenson. Mr.. \. g. Lester
and Mr.. l.. d. Hammond.
Mrs. N. a. Ryan entertained the men,
bers Of an afternoon card club, with their
husbands. Friday evening at her home on
North New Jersey street. The rooms were
prpttily decorated with palms. ferns and
pink and white carnations. The ices and
confections were in pink and white.
The members of the Culture Club gave
a revolutionary luncheon Tuesday at the
home of Mrs. Bert Essex. The colonial
idea was carried out in many 90 the details.
After luncheon Hugh Wynne." a revolu-
tionary story, by Dr. Weir Mitchell, was re-
viewed, Mrs. Charles Remy leading.
Mrs. Charles S. Walker entertained with
a matinee party yesterday afternoon in
honor of her guest. Miss Miriam Myers, of
Worthington, Ind. The guests were Mrs.
G. Fleming. Mrs. Russell Foster, Mrs.
Charles Binkley, Miss Carolyn Schigert,
Miss Lucie Watson and Miss Edith Krouch.
Mrs. E. r. Vincent gave a luncheon
Wednesday at her home in honor of Miss
Achsa Hellas Bates, of Liberty, who is
visiting Miss Anna Smith. The guests
were Miss Smith Miss Sallie Smith, Miss
Ida Terrell, Miss Marie Vincent, Mrs.
Alonzo Chapman and Mrs. William Hus-
bands.
Miss Anna Smith entertained twenty
guests at cards Monday afternoon in honor
of her guest, Miss Achsa Hellas Bates, of
Liberty. The decorations were in pink and
green The rooms were lighted with pink
shaded tapers. Assisting Miss Smith in
entertaining her guests was her sister, Mrs.
Brassen.
Mrs. G. L. Trees entertained with small
dinner party Thursday evening in honor of
her house guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Stein and
daughter, Miss Stein, of Anderson, and Mrs.
Carpenter, of Shelbyville. The other
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Salt
marsh. Mr.. and Mrs. Webb Fouche and
Mrs. Allen A. Wilkinson received inform
ally Wednesday afternoon in honor of her
mother, Mrs. Sarah Greer. and her sister.
Miss Jane Greer. of Oxford, o., and of
Mrs Perry Blue. who has recently come 70
indianapolis TO reside. Assisting Mrs. Will
kinsOn was Mrs. S. Robert Greer During
the afternoon Miss Mary Perkins Hord
sang group of songs.
Mrs. y. A. Rose gave a delightful thimble
party Thursday afternoon in honor of her
sister, Mrs. d. NJ. Parry, who will leave
soon for visit abroad Mrs. Rose was as
sisted by Mrs Frank Fitzgerald Mrs War
rem Damon Cakes. Miss Mabel Rose, Miss
Corinne Mansfield. Miss Anna Weigand.
Miss Benie Weigand and Miss Miller.
Mrs Bancroft, of Denver. Col. who is
spending several months with her sister.
Mrs w. ID. Seaton, was the guest Of honor
at a small card party Friday afternoon
given by Mrs. Guy E. Hawkins Mrs. Sea-
toms daughter The guests were friends
OF Mrs. Bancroft and Mrs. Seaton. Mrs
Bancroft formerly lived in indianapolis.
Mrs. Jules Bessire entertained forty
friends Friday afternoon at cards at her
home in the Belmont in honor of Mrs. Set
Ter and Mrs. Born. of Kenton, o., who are
her guests. and Of Miss Pitts, of this city.
The rooms were decorated with masses of
scarlet carnations and ferns and the lights
were covered with green and scarlet
shades. Mrs. Ressire was assisted i'm enter
tanning her guests by Mrs. Ethel Simms,
Miss Clara Ritzler and Miss Stella Pitts
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre Gray entertained
with dancing party Monday evening at
the Assembly Hall, Sixteenth and Illinois
streets, in honor OF Miss Willis of Vicks-
burg, Miss, who is visiting them, and of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Polk. Among the
guests from out of town were Mr. Baynard
Gray, of Frankfort; Mrs. Snider. of Mobiles
vile; Miss Cook, of Scranton, Pa, with
Miss Mary Winter; Miss Addie Diether of
Fort Wayne, and Mr.. Van Ripper, of Ander-
son.
Mrs. Ralph Bamberger gave a company
Thursday afternoon at her home on North
New Jersey street in honor of her sister
Miss Belle Freiberg, of Cincinanti. who is
her guest. Among the guests from out OF
town were Miss Hays, of Louisville, Ky.
who is visiting Miss Irma Rosenthal; Miss
Nettie Hyman. of Cincnanti, and Miss
few weeks with Mrs. Abe Kaufman; Miss
Reinheimer, of Philadelphia, with Miss
Ilirshbaum, and Miss Reinhard of Baiti
more, with Miss Adeline Mayer.
Mrs. Daniel Lesley gave a charming
luncheon Friday to the members of the
| Shakespeare COterie, of Irvington. The table
and the buffet were attractively arranged
with clusters of buttercups and ferns, anC
from the chandelier to the corners of the
room were streamers of yellow ribbons The
/ The guests entertained included Mrs. Ray
| Williams Mrs. Charles NJ. Cross, Mrs
| Charles Badger. Mrs. j. III. Marmon, Mrs
| George Cottman, Mrs. MOffett. Mrs. Franz
| Norton, Mrs. Anna TIbbott and Miss Lott
| Mrs. Gustave Kevers gave a beautiful
/ luncheon Monday at the Claypool Hote
in honor of Miss Katrina Fertig and hel
bridal party. The guests were seated a
a round table in the small dining room. Fol
| the center of the table was a round baske
1 of scarlet and white carnations and from
! this to each cover was a scarlet ribbon let
| tered with the name of the guest. TIL,
| guests were Miss Alice Monks, Miss Haze
Miss Louise Bake. Miss Alma Fertig Mrs
! Henry JungclauS and Miss Lena Fertig.
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| Miss Bertha and Miss Jessie McClain en-
| tertained Friday evening in honor of thei
cousin, Mr.. Oscar Vanausdal, who will re
turn TO his home near oxford, o., to-day
| Those present were the Misses Jessie an,
| Eta Hacker, Mary and Elizabeth Ma
| honey. Jose Brickley, Elizabeth Heinrich
| Fay Kelley, Anna and Rose Shrner, Clara
| Weesie. Bessie Chose, Sadie Hagerty, Liz
zie Barrett, Bertha Lefkovitz, Margare
| Hummer. Carter burlington, Carlos Moor
| man, Howard Dorsey and Harry McClain
| Mrs Sylvan Kahn entertained a few
friends informally Wednesday afternoon a
her home on North East street. The guest
were Miss Irma Rosenthal. Miss Dell;
Krauss, Miss Minnie Kirshbaum, Miss AIDE
| line Mayer. Miss Dora Krauss. of Peru