The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-03-13

dining room was I'm scarlet carnations.
Among the Out-Of-tOwn guests were Mrs.
r. w. Robertson. Of Milwaukee, and Mrs
MyrOn Dickson, of Martinsville.
Mrs. y. A. Garhart entertained with a
matinee party Wednesday in honor Of Mrs.
Perrell Abbey, OF Kalamazoo, Mich, who
is visiting Mrs. Charles Paquette at the San
Marco. The guests were Mrs. J. Richard
Francis. Mrs. William DObyns. Mrs. Harry
Dons Haring, Mrs. W. H.. Potter and Mrs
c.. W.. Parkhurst.
Mrs. II. w. Jensen entertained with a
thimble party Friday afternoon at. her
home on West Eleventh street. The par
Iors were prettiIy decorated with pink car
nations and ferns. The dining room was IN
scarlet carnations and the ices were in the
form of Easter lilies. The guests were en-
tertained with a guessing contest.
Mrs. Pierre Gray entertained with a mil
litary euchre Friday afternoon in honor of
her house guest, Miss Willis, of Vicksburg.
Miss, and Of Mrs. Ralph Polk, OF this
city. The house was decorated with flags
and flags were used in counting the game.
Mrs. Gray was assisted by her sister, Mrs.
George 5. Snyder, OF Noblesv1ile.
Miss Leila Thomas gave a matinee party
Thursday afternoon in honor of Miss
Blanche Turkentoph. of ConnersviIle. who
is visiting Mrs. Rothschild. The guests
were Mrs. Russell Breunig, Mrs. McQuiddy.
Mrs. J. c. Thomas. Miss Adelaide Green,
Miss Ensey, Miss Cora Monroe, Miss Lee
ona Rudy and Miss Mayme Clark, of South
Bend.
The Minuet Club gave a delightful dance
at the Brenneke Academy Wednesday even
ing. The grand march was led by DIR. ]. c.
Conkey and Miss Alma Sourwine. Among
the out-of-town guests were Miss Alma
and Miss Tessie SOurwine. Of Noblesville.
Miss Nayme Clark. of Mishawaka, Ind;
Mr.. Elmer Kirkwood, of Minneapolis, and
Mr.. Wilbur Smith, of Chicago.
Mrs. John II. Hellekson and sister, Mrs.
w. H. Hobbs. entertained Thursday after
noon with a large reception at the home of
Mrs. Hellekson. in Morton Place. The rooms
were beautifully decorated with palms and
cred with cOlored shades. Mrs. Hellekson
and Mrs. Hobbs We're assisted by a num-
Der OF friends in entertaining.
Mrs. NJ. j. Rebholz entertained a number
OF friends Wednesday afternoon with a
finch party in honor Of Mrs. r. w. Con-
ners. OF Auburndale, Wis, who is visiting
Mrs. c. f. Lay. The rooms were decorated
WIFI DIX ana WnlLe CdTndIlOIS anu IDe
favOrs were pink bonbon boxes. Mrs. Reb-
holZ was assisted by her daughter, Miss
Gertrude Rebholz and Miss Mabel Shey.
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Mrs. H.. w. Jensen entertained a number
Of friends with a card party Thursday aft
ernoon at her home on Eleventh street.
The rooms were prettily decorated with
pink carnations and ferns and the dining
room was in scarlet carnations and ferns.
Mrs Jensen was assisted nv Mrs David
Braden and Mrs. W.. j. Hogan. Among the
out-of-town guests were Mrs. j. h. Echell,
of Muncie, and Mrs. Frank jacob, of To-
ledo. who is visiting her sister. Mrs. David
Braden.
a company was given last evening at the
Young Women's Christian Association in
honor of Mrs. Kate Epson Clark, of Chi
cago. who is the guest of Mrs. T. c. Day.
The assisting hostesses for the company
were Miss Deborah Moore, Miss Julia Walk.
Miss Elsie Allen, Miss Durlee and Miss
Frances Former. During the evening Mrs.
Clark gave a delightful talk "A large num-
Der of the members of the association and
their friends were present.
Mrs. Edward Parry gave a beautiful
luncheon Monday at her home in Morton
Place in honor of Mrs. d. NJ. Parry, who
leaves this week for a trip abroad. The
table decorations were of violets. The CEN
terpiece was of violets and maidenhair
ferns, and at either end of the table was a
silver candelabrum with violet tapers. The
name cards were pe~n-and-ink sketches of
Japanese scenes and were tied with violet
ribbons. The guests were Mrs. George Pang-
born. Mrs. Philander Fitzgerald, Mrs. w. +.
Stevenson, Mrs. George Bliss, Mrs. Harry
Smith. Mrs. L.. H.. Wiley, Mrs. Z. c. Thomp-
son, Mrs. st. Clair Parry. Mrs. Henry Stew
enson and Mrs. Marshall Levey.
One Of the most notable companies of the
season was the musicale given Friday after
noon at the Propylaeum, for which Mrs.
Richard l.. Talbot. jr.. was the hostess. The
programme was given by Mr.. Warner Ross
and Mr.. Paul Teichert, the former reading
the poem "Enoch Arden" and the latter
playing the musical setting. The room was
artistically arranged with flowers and ferns
with a tall vase of Bride roses and silver
candelabra with green tapers for the piano.
For the tea table there was a handsome
urn Of antique design filled with Gala lilies
and ferns. and candlesticks with greer
tapers. all set in garlands OF smilax. Assist
ing Mrs. Talbot were Mrs. George Hit, Mrs
Claude Griffith, Mrs. Charles Richard vii.
liams. Miss Duncan, Miss Elizabeth Ketch.
am. Miss Josephine Robinson. Mrs. Charles
Foster. of Frankfort. and Miss Charlotte
Ransdell. OF Washington, ID. G.
Mrs. T. c. Day entertained a number OF
club friends Wednesday afternoon in hon.
or Of her guest, Mrs. Kate Epson Clark
who gave a very interesting talk on ''Th.
Educational Movement of the Nineteenth
Century" In the evening Mr.. and Mrs
Day entertained another group of friend.
for Mrs. Clark, who talked on "What
Makes a Book Live" Mr.. and Mrs. Day
were assisted by n few of their friends
The parlOrs were decorated with palms anC
pink roses In the dining room were scarler
carnations and candelabra with scarle
tapers. Among the guests from out of town
were Miss Dickson and Miss Parks. o.
Martinsville, Miss Stanton, of Chicago, anC
Miss Kane. OF Charlottesville. Mrs. Clark
who is a w~ell-know author. is delightful
both personally and as a speaker, and he
talks both iE the afternoon and eveninJ
were most enjoyable.
Shopping Suggestions.
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