The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-02-12

Miss Esther Williams has gone to Green
castle for a short visit with friends.
Mrs. A. w. Conduit has returned from
visit with relatives in MoOresville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Talbot will go to
Mexico soon 70 spenq several weeks.
Miss Margaret lockwood viii leave Sat
urday for California TO remain until spring
Miss Cordelia Hughes has returned from
a months visit with friends IN P4ttsours'
Miss Margaret Woodward. OF Evansville
is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs ". II. Wood
ward.
Miss Alma Huntington, of Wabash. is Wis
ltlng her grandmother, Mrs. COTwin, at the
BlacherIe.
Mrs. 2. II. Fitzgerald and son. Bernard
Fitzgerald, have gone 10 Florida 10 spend
several weeks.
Mr.. Harry King will so to Richmond
next week to visit friends and attend
leap year dance.
Miss Margaret McCunoch will return next
week from visit of several weeks with
friends in Chicago.
Miss Connors, of Columbus, O., who has
been visiting Miss LeonOre Ensey, has re-
turned TO her home.
Mr.. Charles Hord, of Chicago, will come
to-day to visit Mr.. and Mrs s. Robert
Greer for a few days.
Mrs. s. d. Pierson will go to Martinsville
next week TO spend two weeks. Mr.. Flerson
has gone TO New York fer ten days.
Miss Lillian Fauvre, who has been visit
ing friends in Chicago for ten days, VIII
return home the first of next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Greyer have issued
invitations for a valentine party tonight
at their apartments in the Chalfant.
Miss Florence Malott entertained a few
friends informally at luncheon yesterday
in honor of Mrs. Albemarle Tousey, OF Ia
coma, Wash
Mrs. Theodore Cravens entertained a few
friends informally n bounce pucnre
terday afternoon in honor of Mrs. Charles
Bowman, of Cincinnati, o.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cooley, of Hartford
City, will come Monday TO visit Mr. and
Mrs. Horace Wood and TO attend the
colonial ball Monday evening.
Mrs. Augusta SEVERN will entertain in
formally Saturday afternoon in honor OF
her niece, Miss Rentsch, or Germany, VINO
has been in the city for some time.
The demand for boxes for the Colonial
ball to be given Monday evening at Tom
linEon Hall has been so great THAI eight
boxes have been placed on the stage and all
but eight of these have been taken.
Mrs. w. d. Allison and Miss Allison en-
tertained twenty guests at dinner inform
ally Wednesday evening in honor of Mr..
Allison's birthday anniversary: The dec
orations were yellow tulips and ferns.
Mrs. Davis Buntin, of ST. Louis, arrived
yesterday afternoon to visit Mr.. and Mrs
William II. Coleman. Mr.. Buntin will ar
rive to-day to visit Mr. and Mrs Coleman
and to attend the Lincoln Club dinner.
Miss Cooley. of Hartford City, will come
Monday to visit Miss Irma Won Hake and
attend the colonial bail. Mr.. and Mrs. Won
Hake and Miss Won Hake will give dinner
party Wednesday evening for Mr.. and Mrs.
Cooley and Miss Cooley, OF Hartford City.
Mrs. A. L. Mason gave luncheon yes
terday in honor of Mrs. Sprigg Camden,
of ParkerSburg, KY, who is visiting Mrs
George Porter. There were twelve guests
and the table decorations were of prim-
rOSp-pOlOrp1 ciDprrDria Among
was Miss Russell, of Virginia, who is Wis
iting Mrs. Philemon Watson.
Mrs. Harry Atkins entertained with a
luncheon yesterday in honor of Miss Cook
of Norfolk, Va, and Miss Peck, of Scran-
ton, Pa, who are visiting Miss Mary Whit
ers- The guests We're Miss Edith Adams,
Miss Edith Beck, Miss Charlotte Scott, Miss
Eleanor and Ruth Carey, Miss Edith VIII
son and Miss Emily Winters.
Mrs. Seth Ward, jr., entertained with a
coffee yesterday afternoon in honor of
Mrs. Frank Rufus Shepard and Mrs. Theo-
dore Vonnegut, two recent brides. Mrs.
Ward assisted by Mrs. w. ID. Seaton,
Mrs. Townsend Miss Burke, Miss May
Van VIE, Miss Harriet and Miss Rhoda
Shepard, and Miss Mamie Seaton.
The members of the Cleo Club will en-
terrain their husbands tonight at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. 5. d. Kiger, 21N North
Alabama street There will be a very in
teresting programme. Miss Emily Fletcher
will read a paper on Sketches" Mr.. Ray
mond Adams will give a piano solo; Miss
Gertrude Henry will sing; Miss celia Spen-
Ger will give a whistling solo, and Miss
Katherine Baur a violin solo.
Mrs. Albert Horuff gave a pretty card
party yesterday afternoon, entertaining sew
enty guests. The rooms were prettily dec
Grated with roses and ferns. The parlors
were in pink roses and lighted with pink
candles; in the hall were red roses and red
tapers, and the dining room was in white
roses and green candles. Mrs. Horuff was
assisted by Mrs. Henry Bogert, Mrs. +. j.
Dill, Miss Bess Boser and Miss Alma
Craft. Mrs Horuf gives a second company
this afternoon.
Miss Frieda Pink gave card party yes
terday afternoon, entertaining the members
of a card club in honor of Miss Hattie
Bernstein, whose marriage takes place this
month The rooms We're decorated with
clusters of mink and white formations and
ferns The CONNECTIONS were in the same
colors and were in the form of wedding
bells The favors were wedding bells tied
with pink and white ribbons, and the favor
for the honor-guest was miniature trunk
tied with white satin ribbon. Miss Pink
was assisted by her mother, Mrs. q. Pink
Mrs. S. Pink and Mrs Leopold. Among the
guests from out of town were Miss Solo
mon, of Chicago, Miss Eichman, of Leb-
anon, and Miss Bessie Cohen, of Muncie.
A leap year dance will be given this even
ing at the Brenneke Academy by q number
of young girls chaperoned by Mrs Thomas
Taggart and Mrs. Henry Latham. The host
! esses will be Miss Emily Taggart, Miss
| Florence Latham Miss Ida Marie Rogers,
| Miss Margaret Eaglesheld, Miss Susanna
| Davis Miss Mary Holiday, Miss Margaret
! Dean, Miss Mary Chenoweth, Miss Mar
! garet Bosom Miss Lucia Ketcham Miss
| Julia Haines. Miss Mary PARROT, Miss Ma
| RE Starr Miss Eleanor Tucker Miss Esther
| Fleming, Miss Margaret Newcomb Miss
| Elizabeth Pierce, Miss Ruth Rogers Miss
| Louise Millgan, Miss Marjorie Potts and
| Miss Rachel Baker.
| The Veronica Club, composed of former
| students of Oldenburg Academy, observed
! its guest day yesterday afternoon at the
! German House The hostesses were num-
| Der of out-of-tOwn members. including Mrs
| Harry Miller, of Fairmont, Miss Specs Of
| Vincennes, Mrs. Kessing, of Greensburg.
| Mrs. McMorrow, of Oldenburg. The deco
rations We're the club colors lavender, COM
| bined with Southern smilaX. The first part
| of the afternoon was given to receiving
| the members and their friends by Mrs
| McWhinney, the club president, assisted by
| Mrs. Clara Langsdale and Mrs Chidester.
and this followed by an interesting
programme. Mrs Robert Lohmyer gave a
vocal solo, Mr.. MarOne, harpist, gave two
numbers, Miss Ella Shafer sang, and Mrs
5. r. Perkins gave an illustrated talk on
| the 'Madonnas in Art" a social hour
| followed the programme.
a COLONIAL DINNER
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Emmett Coffin gave
handsomely appointed dinner last night
at their home on North Meridian street in
! honor of their guests, Colonel and Mrs.
Carlisle, Of South Bend. who arrived yes
| terday afternoon 10 remain several DAYS
| All the appointments were in colonial eff