The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-02-21


her guests. Miss Cook. of Scranton, Pa, |
and Miss Peck. of Norfolk. Va The house |
was prettily decorated with pink carna- |
lions and palms Miss Winter was assisted |
Mr.. and Mrs. n. A. Gladding.
The Woman's Club observed a guest day |
Friday afternoon to celebrate the twenty |
ninth anniversary of the club. Miss Anna
Nicholas read an original story. The guests
were received by the president, Mrs. May
Wright Sewall, and the vice president. Mrs. |
Morris Ross. Each member had the privi
lege of inviting one guest and there were a
number of out-of-town visitors.
The members of the Irvington Shakespeare
Coterie entertained their husbands Friday
evening with a dinner party in honor or
the Rev. and Mrs. Z. F. Wise, of Cleve-
land. o., at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
prettily decorated with Meteor roses and
smilax, and the name cards had Shak
spearian quotations.
Miss Edna Stevenson entertained with a
small dinner dance Thursday evening at her
home on North Meridian street in honor of
her guest, Miss Lucy Simonton. Of Lebanon,
o. The table decorations were lavender
and white: The guests were seated at small
tables and for the center of the tables were
baskets of lilies of the valley and violets
tied with lavender and white ribbon. After
the dinner there was dancing.
leap year dance was given Tuesday
night at the Brenneke Academy by the
Misses Nellie Curtin. AnastasiaN O'Donald
and Mayme Nanen, assisted by Flora Hoe
mig, Agnes Tague, Grace O'Mara, Katharyn
Cruise, Eleanore Lyons. Katharyn Black
well, Katie Sexton, Lillian krant, Sadie Nc
Groarty. Nellie Burke, Roset.e Nelan
Molly Murray. Susie and Mary Perry and
Margaret Lehman.
Mrs. Jacqueln S. Holiday entertained a
few friends with an informal thmble party
Tuesday afternoon in honor of Mrs James
Boyd Risk, of Summit, n. j. formerly
Miss Mary Browning Butler, of this city
The guests included Mrs. Davis c. BuDtin,
of st. Louis. with Mrs. William Garrard
Comfy; Miss Williams, of Evanston, with
Mrs. Charles S. Willard, and Miss Russell,
of Winchester, Va, with Mrs. Phil Wat
son.
Miss Elizabeth De Frees entertained with
small tea Thursday afternoon at her
home on Talbot avenue in honor of Miss
Margaret and Miss Rebecca Chislett, of
Pittsburg, Pa, and Of Miss Anne Hurry
Among the guests from out of town We're
Miss Hawkins; Miss Margaret Lehmicke,
of ST Paul, with Miss Tucker, and the
Misses Randall, of New York, with Miss
Blanche and Miss Genevieve Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Hall gave an in
formal dinner Wednesday evening in honor
of DR.. and Mrs. David Kahn. For the CEN
ter of the table was a huge bow of scarlet
satin ribbon and at either end were silver
candelabra set with scarlet candles. Covers
were laid for twelve, including, with DR..
and Mrs. Kahn, Mr.; and Mrs. Chauncey
and Mrs Henry Mansfield and Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Palmer After dinner the guests
were entertained at cards
The Aftermath Club celebrated its ninth
anniversary with Russian tea Friday aft
ernoon at the home Of the president Mrs.
c. S. Rhoads, on Central avenue. The Rus
sian colors-red, blue and white-were used
for the decoration Of the rooms and the as
sisting members wore the Russian costume
The assistants were Mrs. j. III. Edmond
Mrs. s. Wood, Mrs. Mary Orner, Mrs T.
Demmerly, Mrs. L. G.. Carney, Miss Eddy
and Miss Van Bergen.
Miss Gertrude Matthews entertained the
members of the Delta Delta Club at cards
Friday afternoon in honor of Miss Irene
Jerome, of Chicago and the Misses Randall
OF New York. Miss Matthews was assisted
by her mother, Mrs. L. p. Matthews. The
guests were Miss Cavanaugh Miss RUBY
Kessner, Miss Anna Lybrand, Miss Ruth
Matson, Miss Florence Schrader, Miss Mo-
nellie kirkpatrick, Miss Marie Kenney, Miss
Ethel Woodward and Miss Mary Trees.
The members of the Irvington Woman's
Club entertained their friends Monday
afternoon at the home of Mrs c. E. New
lin East Washington street. The rooms
Mr.. Jacob Piatt Dunn read a paper on 1.-The
Bible as Literature" After the reading
there was a reception. The committee for
the afternoon included Mrs. Newlin Mrs.
| Cottman, Mrs. Jacob Forest, Mrs. Clarence
| Forsythe. Mrs. Herbert Goe and Mrs. Alex
ander Jameson.
Mrs. N. A. Hyde and Miss Josephine Hyde
| gave the third and last OF their informal
at homes Tuesday afternoon and were as
| sisted I'm receiving by Miss Hyde's guest,
Miss Louise Hinkley, of Green Bay, Wis.
Assisting In entertaining were Mrs. Edward
| +. Hodges, Mrs. Theodore A. Wagner, Mrs.
Henry Lane Wallace, Mrs j. Alfred Barn
ard, Mrs; Myla F. Ritzinger, Mrs. George
Ernst Hobbs Burford, Miss Edith and Miss
| Ruth Wilson and Mrs. Samuel Bates
| Grubbs, of Ship island.
| + +
| A leap year dance was given at the Grand
Hotel Wednesday night by Misses Louise
| Werner, Jessie Berce, Katherine Light,
| Myrtle Van Meter. Alice Walton, Anna De
| Witt, Janet Callahan, Bertha Cameron
| Margaret Mullen, Ethel Carney Edna Steeg,
| Hattie Majors and Stella Hall. Their guests
| were Nathaniel j. Miller. Arthur Wood
/ bridge, Henry Stiegmeier. Adolph Neff
| Leonard Boyer, Oliver Jones, Albert Ginz
| Claud Lipp, George Todd, Arthur Kingman
| Carl Goodman, Frank Hayes, Roy Runner
| and the chaperons, Mr.. and Mrs William
| Christian Koch.
| Miss Grace Cavanagh entertained the
members of the Delta Delta Club Monday
afternoon with a valentine party in honor
| of her guest, Miss Irene Jerome, of Chi
cago. and of the Misses Randall, of New
| YORK, who are visiting the Misses Maine.
| Assisting Miss Cavanagh were her moth
er, Mrs. j. r. Cavanagh, and Mrs. Eu-
| gene Darrach. The guests were Miss Anna
/ Lybrand, Miss Ruby Kessner. Miss Gene
| We've Maine, Miss Florence Schrader, Miss
| Ruth Matson, Miss MOnelle Kirkpatrick
| Miss Marie Kenney, Miss Gertrude Mat
thews Miss Ethel Woodward and Miss
Mary Trees.
| Mr.. ard Mrs. Arthur Deuel. Gates enter
tanned at a domino dance Tuesday evening
| The ballroom beautifully decorated with
wall pockets filled with tulips and jonquils
| and mantels banked with palms and ferns
/ The drawing room was in American Beau
ties and ferns. Among the guests from out
of town were Miss Russell. OF Virginia