The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-04-17

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Educator" by Mrs. Hollowell.
Conversation Club. April 22-Guest even
ing with Mrs. John Carl Ingram, on Park
avenue. Japan" Bishop Francis
social Events of the Past Week.
Miss Anne Fraser entertained with a
small luncheon Tuesday at her home on
North Pennsylvania street in honor of Miss
Mary Foster whose marriage takes place
10 Mr.. Charles Henry Morrison TUESDAY,
April 10. The table was prettily decorated
with tulips and covers were laid Tor eisht-
Miss Charlotte Scott entertained Thurs
day evening at the Assembly Hall on Six
teenth street with an informal dancing
party in honor Of Miss Simpson, of Low
ell. Mass who is visiting Miss Martha
Carey, and Miss Eliza BOsler, OF Carlisle,
Pa, who is the guest OF Miss Edith VIII
son.
Mrs. Samuel Reid entertained Wednes-
day afternoon with a small whist marty in
honor Of Mrs. w. E. Collins, OF Hartford,
Conn. who Is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs w T. Steele Miss Charlotte
BansdsIl of Washington, d. C., with Miss
Agnes Duncan, was among the out-of-town
guests
Dr. Hannah Graham entertained a few
friends with dinner Wednesday evening
at the Claypool in honor Of Mrs. Hugh
Drum. of Denver COL who is visiting her
mother, Mrs Anna Carroll Reaume' ana
beautifully arranged with American Beauty
roses and ferns.
Mrs. George Hume gave a buffet lunch
con on Friday at her home on North Me-
ridian street entertaining fifty friends.
Among the guests from out of town were
Mrs John Middleton, of Louisville, with
Mrs. w. II Coleman; Miss simpson, OF
and Miss Wright, OF Detroit, with Miss Hol-
nday.
Mrs. Lydia Willard and daughter. Miss
Sarah Willard, entertained Thursday after
noon with a kitchen shower in honor of
Miss Mary Foster, whose marriage and
that Of Mr.. Charles Henry Morrison takes
place next Tuesday afternoon. The gifts
were arranged in dainty tissue paper COW
ers and placed on a table for the bride
elect to open.
Mrs A p Stanton and Miss Stanton en-
tertained a few friends Tuesday night.
Mr.. Krull sang from the opera OF Tam
hauser." also some of Riley's songs, and
three OF Max Ehrmann. of Terre Haute.
Mr.. Charles Carroll Brown was the accom-
PIANIST Miss Edith Stanton Brown gave
violin selections and Miss Beulah Evans
sang some melodies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Herdrich enter
tanned a number OF friends on Friday even
ing with an enjoyable masquerade party. at
their home on Hamilton avenue. in honor
OF Miss Sophie Kalb, Miss Maude. Miss Lii
liam end Miss Mabel Herdrich. of Royalton,
Ind Among the out-of-town guests were
Mr.. William Herdrich and Mr.. Frederick
Herdrich. of Lebanon and Mr.. Roy Smith.
of Whitestown, Ind.
Mrs Otto Kipp observed her second in
formal afternoon at home Thursday at her
apartments in the Arlington. The parlors
were prettily decorated with spring flowers
and palms. Mrs Kipp assisted by her
mother. Mrs. Rusch. Mrs Edward Horst,
Mrs Charles Rusch, Mrs. Albrecht and
ceived Thursday evening. and were as
sisted by the same friends.
Miss Ethel Smith entertained a number
of friends Tuesday afternoon at a progress
sive pit party at her home on Broadway in
honor OF her guest. Miss Ina Kelly. of
Guelph. Ont. The parlors were prettily ar
ranged with scarlet carnations, the music
room was in white carnations and Z IL
brary in daffodils. Miss Smith was as ted
In entertaining her guests by her sister.
Miss Helen Smith. Miss Mary Zenor and
Miss krauss.
Mrs. Frederick Bayard Brown enter
tanned a number of friends on Friday aft
ernoon with a euchre party at her home on
y. V Marshall. OF Terre Haute. The APP
pointments were all in Japanese effects.
The score cards had japanese figures. the
Ices were in japanese forms. and the favors
In japanese designs Mrs Brown was as
sisted by her mother. Mrs. Elisha HaVens
and her sister. Miss Ethel Havens
Mrs Frank Graef Darlington was the
hostess for a small tea on Friday afternoon
IN honor OF Miss Mary Foster. whose mar
riage TO Mr.. Charles Henry Morrison takes
place on Tuesday. The rooms we're decorat-
ed prettiy with spring flowers. Among
the Out-Of-town visitors were Miss Wright
OF Detroit with Miss Holiday; Miss Heller
Smith OF Charlottesville, with Mrs Harold
Taylor; Miss Held. of Aurora with Miss
Elizabeth De Frees, and Miss Green. of New
York.
Mrs Charles Pfaffiin the hostess foi
pretty informal reception Friday after.
nocn in honor OF Mrs. Hugh Drum OF
Denver. who is visiting her mother, Mrs
Anna Carroll Reaume. and her sister Mis-.
Reaume- The dining room was attractive
~ decorated In red, with clusters OF ree
tulips and red-shaded tapers. The parlors
were fragrant with spring blossoms. As
sisting Mrs. Pfaffiin in receiving and enter.
tanning her callers were Miss Reaume