The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-05-15

Elwood Low. Mr.. Arthur Pinnell. Mr.. Bert
Metcalf and Mr. Donald King Mrs. Full
well and the mothers of the young people
chaperoned the party.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Whitley and Mr..
and Mrs. Clay Whitley, formerly of In
dianapolis. have moved TO Muncie Ind, and
Will make IL their permanent home. They
reside at sol East Adams street.
Among the entertainments given by the
pupils OF the academic department Of the
Girls Classical School Will be a dinner 10
the fathers Of the young women or the
class in household science The dinner will
be prepared by the members of the class in
the school Kitchen and the tables will be
decorated with flowers and ferns. The
dinner VIII be part Of the examination In
household science Miss Josephine Schiller
is the teacher of the department.
Miss Florence Matter entertained yes
terday afternoon with a miscellaneous
shower at her apartments in the Meridian
In honor OF Miss Joy Cooper Brown, whose
marriage TO Mr.. Merton w. Chance will
take place May 81. The guests were the
young women who will be the attendants
in scarlet and white, and the dining room
was arranged in scarlet and white carna-
lions and candelabra with scarlet tapers
DR.. and Mrs. Homer Alvin SampSeil will
issue invitations this week for the mar
rage OF their daughter, Helen Esther, and
Mr. Thomas Eugene Drake, of Massillon,
o.. at o'clock Wednesday. June /, at their
home in the PRESLEY. reception will fol-
low the ceremony. Miss Ruby Lee will be
maid of honor at the wedding and Mr..
Ralph Drake, a brother of the bridegroom.
Will be best man. A number of companies
will be given for Miss SampseI before her.
wedding.
The Magazine Club elected the following
ofncers yesterday afternoon: President
MRS Eliza Hopkins; first vice president
Mrs. c. w. Stockbarger: second vice presi-
cent, Mrs A L. Lane: recording secretary
Mrs Il. M. Poyser; corresponding secre-
tary. Mrs, B. o. Foulke; treasurer. Mrs. G.
! w. Tibbs; critic, Miss Alta Medaris. The
| reception committee chosen for the closing
party Is: Chairman Mrs. c. Y. Pierson;
| Miss Adelaide Carman Mrs. J. L. Benedict
and Mrs A. i. Lane.
The Young Woman's Missionary Society
of the Second Presbyterian Church will
| give musical at the home of Mrs. Herman
Munk, 40 East Michigan street next We'd
nesday afternoon, May is. Miss Anna Nc
| kenzie, Mrs. Alice +. Whallon, Mrs. Jessie
Patterson Roth. Miss Margaret Eagles1eld,
Mrs. Lena Lovejoy Howard. Miss Helen
Swain, Miss Lottie Grimm, Mr.. Louis Do
chez and Mr.. Raymond Lynn will take part
| in the programme. There will be several
! Cecilian numbers on the programme.
| Mrs. George Hayes entertained yesterday
afternoon with a card party in honor of
| Miss Helen Sampsell, whose marriage to
Mr.. Thomas Eugene Drake, of MasSillon,
| Ohio, takes place June l. The rooms were
decorated with scarlet carnations and ferns,
| and the score cards were scarlet hearts.
| Mrs. Hayes was assisted by her sister, Mrs.
| G. A. Leonard. The guests were Mrs. e.
t. Shallenberger, Miss Lento Fulwell, Miss
| nellie Mckinney, Miss Alice Boyer, Miss
| Caroline Scheigert, Miss Bertha Hohl Miss
Corinne Huffer, Miss Ruby Lee and Miss
| Louise Pinney.
LOCAL COUNCIL RECEPTION TO
| PRINCE PU LUN.
Invitations will be issued tomorrow by
the Indianapolis Local Council of Women
for reception Friday afternoon, May 20,
| from to 6 o'clock, at the Propylaeum, in
| honor of his Imperial Highness, Prince Pu
Lun. The invitation committee includes
Mrs. Grace Julian Clarke, chairman; Mrs.