The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-03-27
PRINCIPAL Society EUeuts of Week in Indianapolis

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Miss Katherine Light, president: Miss Ber-
ina cameron. vice president, and Miss JeS-
sic Bieree. treasurer; Miss Ethel Carney,
Woener, Miss Edna Steeg. Miss Myrtle Van
Meter. Miss Janet Callahan. Miss Ann De
Witt Miss Alice Walton. Miss Stella Hail.
Miss Harriet Major and Mrs. Josephine
Wight Koch. Miss Jessie Bierce will en-
terrain the club tomorrow evening.
delightful dancing party was given last
evening at the Claypool Hotel by the local
members OF the Phi Kappi Psi fraternity.
The dance was preliminary TO the ball
which viii be given by the Phi Psi men
during the week of the meeting of the
Grand Arch Council of the fraternity.
ABOUT ninety young people were enter
tanned. The visiting Phi Psi men in attend
ance were Mr.. Walter Brown, of Lebanon;
Mr. Arthur Osborne. of Marion Mr.. Rich
ard Shirley, of Martinsville; Mr. Archie
Ross. of Marion; Mr.. Glen Wilkinson, of
NGreencastle, and a number of others.
DIR. and Mrs. Homer Alvin Sampsell an
nounce the engagement of their daughter
Helen Esther and Mr. Thomas Eugene
Drake. Of MassilOn, O. The wedding will
| take place June l. Miss Sampsell enter
noon at her home in the PRESLEY TO an
nounce her engagement Her guests in
Guided Mrs Edgar Shaneberger, Mrs:
Carolyn Schiegert, Miss nellie Mckinney,
Miss Ruby Lee Miss Louise Finney, of
Muncie, Miss Corinne Huffner, Miss Alice
Boyer Miss Bertha Hohl and Miss Lento
Fulwell
Miss Stella Vondersaar entertained yes
terday with bridal luncheon in honor or
Miss Leona Rudy, whose marriage taxes
place this week. The table appointments
were in green and white with White carna-
tiOns and clusters of Easter lilies. The
name cards were decorated in bridal de-
sign in water Colors and were attached 10
I rom
the chandelier to each cover. Strands OF
smilaX were hung from the chandelier 10
the four corners of the table. The guests
were Miss Leona Ensey, Miss Leila Thorn
as, Miss Frances Allison. Miss Edna Ran
! dali, Miss Bess and Miss Gertrude Brown.
Miss Hazel Bookwalter entertained yes
terday with pretty luncheon at her nome
on North Illinois street The guests were
members of the senior class at Tudor Hall.
The table was prettily arranged with
Easter decorations, and the name cards
were eggs decorated with heads in water
bonS, the class colors. FaVors were given
with each course. With one course were
served followed eggs containing the
guests fortunes inside; another course,
rabbits filled with bon bons were served.
Miss Bookwalter was assisted in entertain
ing her guests by her mother, Mrs. Charles
Bookwalter.
PHI KAPPA PSI BALL.
social affair of much interest, planned
for the week following Easter, is the dance
which will be given by the Phi Kappa Psi
of Indiana at the Claypool Thursday even
ing, April 7. in honor of the visiting men,
bers here for the Grand Arch Council.
This will be the first ball given in the
handsome assembly room of the new hotel,
and the appointments and decorations will
be elaborate and beautiful. Invitations for
the ball were issued last week. large
number going out of town. and there will
be many visiting girls among the guests.
The patronnesses for the ball will act as
chaperons for the young women, and will
arrange for their attendance, as the great
er number of the men at the dance Will,
of course, be from out of town. Owing TO
the d1fnculty or lntroducttonS under Such
circumstances, a plan followed In similar
affairs viii be adopted. There Will be no
programmes, but each girl will be pro-
Vided by the dance committee or the cha
perons with a partner for the first dance.
The dance Will be followed by a waltz cir
Gle, ending with a grand right and left, "
following which il will be assumed that all
the guests have been introduced, and the
men are at liberty to ask the girls for
dances. Mr.. Edward knight is at the head
there will be a floor committee. A meet
| ing of the patronesses will be held next
] Tuesday morning at 1920 at the Claypool
| to make arrangements for the ball. The
| women who will assist the men of the
| Phi Kappa Psi as patronesses for their ball
are: Mrs. John l.. Griff1ths, Mrs. Thomas
Il.
Mrs. Henry Bennett. Mrs. Ferdinand Win
ter, Mrs. Edward L. Mckee, Mrs. John
! r. Wilson, Mrs. Lafayette Page. Mrs. Will
! liam Scott, Mrs. Nolney T. Malott, Mrs.
! Victor Hendricks, Mrs. Kate Perry Morris,
Mrs. Charles n. Thompson, Mrs. Harry Mil
| ligan, Mrs. Merle n. y. Walker. Mrs.
| George Lockwood, Mrs. Almus Ruddell,
Mrs John Hollett, Mrs. Elmer Stevenson.
Mrs. Thomas +. Eastman. Mrs. Frank
Graef Darlington, Mrs Henry ID. Pierce,
Mrs Hiram p. WATSON, Mrs. Henry Wal
| lace, Mrs. John c.. Williams, Mrs. Nelson
| A Gladding, Mrs. Arthur Deuel. Gates,
| Mrs. Ferdinand Mayer Mrs. Simon Sheerin,
! Mrs John Hendricks. Mrs. Albert Baker,
Mrs Henry Kahn, Mrs. Albert Anderson,
| of Charlottesville; Mrs. George p. Hay
wood, of Lafayette; Mrs. Charles b. Kern,
| of Lafayette; Mrs. Sanford Z. Teter, OF
Bloomington; Mrs: John Allen, of Green
| castle; Mrs. Daniel N Davis, of Terre
| Haute: Mrs. George Osborn, of Marion;
! Mrs Henry c. Ryan. of Anderson; Mrs
| William n. Horne, of Anderson; Mrs. Ed
| gar Hendee, of Anderson, and Mrs. Will
| liam HOuCh. of Greenfield