The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-03-20

Mrs. Harriet Brand, MISS Eva cary, MIS-
L. S. Ludlum and Mrs. II. II. Hall.
Mrs. w. a Wndhack entertained the
members of one of the Bible. classes of
Centtal-avenue Church Wednesday after
noon in honor of Mrs. John Canoe, who
leaves soon for Chattanooga, Tenn, TO live
and for Mrs. L. d. Clark, who goes abroad
next month. The rooms were decorated
9rettily with pink and white carnations and
palms. Mrs. Wildhack was assisted by Mrs.
L. 6. RUBBISH, Mrs. w. l.. Richey and Mrs.
Bos4ey. During the afternoon Miss Blanche
Clark gave several numbers on the harp.
The sophomore class of Tudor Hall gave
an enjoyable dance Friday night, enter
tanning the residence girls and number Of
young men. Miss Allen chaperoned the
party. The studio was decorated in the
class color. violet, and the class flower, the
violet, was used. The dancing hall was IN
the school cOlOrs, green and white. The
hostesses were Misses Marie Leckner. Eliza
beth Love. Lillian Ferger, Jessie Wolf,
katherine Krause, Dorothy Richardson.
Helen Kurtz Irene Aldrich. Grace Banfeld,
Fanny Dryfus, Ruth Simmons. Ethel Bar
tholomew and Eva Diesel.
Mrs Allen Bixby gave beautifully APP
pointed luncheon Tuesday at the Columbia
Club in honor of her guest, Miss Elizabeth
Wallace Cooper, of New York. The lunch
con was served in the red room. In the CEN
ter of the table a fernery filled with
red roses and the candelabra had scarlet
tapers The name cards were Gibson pen
and ink sketches, with red roses thrust
through the corners. The guests were Mrs.
Wilmer Christian, Mrs John Il. Wild, Mrs.
John Miller Lilly, Miss Julia Haines, Miss
Mary Foster, Miss Anna Stanton, Miss
Helen Davis, Miss Flora ketcham, Miss
Edith Stanton Brown and Miss Lucia Hol-
liday.
Mrs. William A. Hughes and daughter,
Miss Cordelia Hughes entertained about
fifty friends delightfully."- Tuesday after
noon with a card party in honor of Miss
Willis, of Vicksburg, Miss, who is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre Gray. The decorations
were in rainbow effects. On each table was
candelabrum with either pink, yellow or
green tapers with shades Of the same color.
and the rooms We're beautifully decorated
with violets, roses and pink carnations.
The score cards were japanese cars, and
the consolation prizes were tiny silver bells
on green ribbon. Mrs. Hughes and Miss
Hughes were assisted in entertaining their
guests by Miss Nancy Perry and Miss
Elizabeth Hughes.
The marriage of Miss Frieda Minter and
Mr.. Otto Deluse was solemnized Wednes-
day at noon at the home of the bride s
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Minter, .on
North Illinois street. The ceremony was
witnessed only by members of the two
families and was pronounced by the Rev.
Franz Nickish. of the St. Paul German
Evangelical Church, an old family friend.
In the parlor where the ceremony was read,
there were pink roses in tall vases for deco
ration The bride wore a dainty gown of
white French null, with trimmings of lace.
After the ceremony family dinner was
served. and Mr.. and Mrs Deluse left later
Tor fortnight journey TO Old Point Com
fort and Washington They will be at home
on their return at the Grove. on North
Capitol avenue.
The marriage of Hiss Pearl Eaton. daugh-
ter of Mrs. S. ]. Eaton, and Mr. Walter A.
Rice. of Anderson, took place Wednesday
evening at the home of the brides sister,
Mrs. c. l. Wharton, 905 Broadway. The
Rev. l.. o. Blake, of Charlottesville. pro-
nounced the ceremony at o'clock in the
presence of a few friends and relatives
Little Martha Wharton, a niece of the
bride, played the wedding march. The bride
wore becoming gown of pale blue silk
crepe with trimmings OF lace and turquoise
and carried a shower bouquet of white
roses. A supper followed the ceremony. Mr.
and Mrs. Rice left for their home in Ander-
son, where they will be a; home after May
l. Among the guests from out of town were
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Rice, of Anderson.
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The shawl tea" given Thursday after
| noon by Miss Voss at her home on Broad:
way was one of the most delightful and
original parties of the season. Each one OF
the guests brought with her her handsom-
est. her oldest or her oldest shawl, and il
was donned at her entrance, so that after
| the guests gathered there was shawl pa
rade of great interest and beauty. Miss
Noss was assisted in entertaining her guests
by Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Randolph, Mrs Gold
win Smith, Mrs. Chapman Williams Mrs
j. Cumming Smith and Mrs. s. c. Gill. Tbs
drawing room and library were decora tee
with spring MOVERS and the decorations II
| the dining room were I'm green to sugges
| St Patrick's day. The Irish lace mats wer,
! placed over green and the china and glas:
| We're green. The centerpiece for the table
| was a mound of ferns and shamrock:
placed on a green silk mat.
The marriage of Miss Mayme Elizabeth
Mahan. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John w
| Mahan, and Mr.. c. Draper Culbertson, Oh
New York. took place Tuesday evening a
| the home of the bride on 'RuckIe street III
| the presence of the members of the family
and a few friends. The Rev. A B. Philputt
| OF the Central Christian Church, pro
| nouneed the ceremony at o'clock. Miss
/ Verlie Wright, of Shelbyville, Ind played
! the wedding march and during the cere
mony Hearts and Flowers was played
| The bride was prettily gowned in whit,
/ silk crepe over white taffeta and carried
shower bouquet of Bride roses. After tn,
| ceremony supper was Served. Among tn,
| guests from out of town were Mr.. and Mrs
| w Little, Mr.. and Mrs o. w. Cotton, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Culbertson, Mrs Jessie
| MGhan. Mrs. William McLan. Miss Verli
/ and Miss May Wright and Miss Gertrud
! Vogt, of Shelbyville. Mrs: Elizabeth Ma
han and daughter, Miss Bessie Mahan, o
| Orleans, Mrs. Graham. of Greensburg. Mr.
! and Mrs. Culbertson will be az home at POP
! Ruckle street.
a pretty wedding took place Wednesda,
| evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. B
| Wilson. 2o15 Bellefontaine street. the brid
being their sister. Miss Margaret NJ. VIII
son. and the bridegroom Mr.. S E. Benefel
| The ceremony took place at $50 and wa
| pronounced by the Rev. j. c.. Ashley Tn
| bride was attended by two little nowe
! girls, her niece. Helen Wilson. and .Kath
/ pretty frocks of white null. one fashione
| over blue silk Slip, the other pink, an
| both carried baskets OF pink hyacinths
| The bride, who entered alone was daintil
4 gowned In pale blue crepe with trimming
| OF point lace, and carried cluster of PIN
| roses Miss Florence Stokes played the mu
| sic for the entrance. Following the cere
| mony s supper was served. the bride
| table being laid in green and white an
later there was small reception. Mr.. an
| Mrs. Wilson were assisted in entertaining
| by the bridal party and by their brothe
| and sister. MIR. and Mrs. Frank Fauset-
| their niece, Miss Mary Wilson, and by Mis-
| Beulah Bresett, Miss Laura Deichler Mis-
| Anna Ballard and Miss Viola Howe Mi
| and Mrs. Benefiel will be at home at 2O9