The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-02-14
Recent Receptions, Parties and Lunche0nS,
WeddIng Announcements, Engagements
and a Calendar Of club NeetIngy

South Bend, who is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Cha Coffin: Among the guests were
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. William Coleman.
Miss Belle Nathan entertained about thir
~ friends at cards Monday night in honor
OF Miss Hattie Bernstein and Mr. Abe Fem
berg. The hostess was assisted in enter
and Mrs. II. D. Nathan. The rooms were
prettily decorated in pink carnations and
ferns.
Mrs. Frank Izor gave a card party and
miscellaneous shower Monday afternoon in
honor OF Miss Lavinia Cakes. All the APP
pointments were In pink and green and the
ices were in the form of fruits. The shower
gifts were placed in a wedding bell hung
ribbons.
Miss Blanche Carroll entertained twenty
five friends with cards Monday afternoon
The tally cards were wedding bells tied with
PINK and white ribbons and the confectTons
assisted by her sister. Mrs James Trindle,
Mrs. William Lilly AID Miss Paula and Miss
Amelia Kipp.
Mrs. Harry Atkins entertained with a
luncheon Thursday in honor of Miss Cook.
Of Norfolk. Va. and Miss Peck, Of Scran-
ton, Pa, who are visiting Miss Mary Win
ters. The guests were Miss Edith Adams.
Miss Edith Peck, Miss Charlotte Scott, Miss
Eleanor and Ruth Carey. Miss Edith Wilson
and Miss Emily Winters.
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Mrs. "A. l.. Mason gave a luncheon Thurs
day in honor of Mrs. Sprgg Camden, of
Parkersburg, Ky. who is visiting Mrs.
George Porter. There were twelve guests
and the table decorations were of primrose
ri mo he a-fG
Miss Russell, of Virginia, who is visiting
Mrs Philemon Watson
Miss Lucia Holiday gave beautiful rose
luncheon at the University Club Tuesday
for Mrs. Charles Brossman, jr., and Miss
Katherine De Paw, of New Albany.
Among the guests were Misses Margaret
and Rebecca Chislett, Of Pittsburg, and
Miss Elizabeth Rieman, of Baltimore.
Mrs. Seth Ward, jr., entertained with a
coffee Thursday afternoon in honor of Mrs.
Frank Rufus Shepard and Mrs Theodore
Vonnegut. two recent brides. Mrs. Ward
was 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 marriage of Miss Katherine Aubry,
of Cleveland, o., and Mr.. Edward Craw-
ford took place Wednesday evening in this
city The attendants were DR.. c. +. Wright
and Miss Lula Gronogan, Of Sandusky, ..
Mr. and Mrs Crawford left for Montreal
and will be at home in this city at $40 North
Pennsylvania street after June /.
Miss Carrie Jackson gave a card party
Tuesday afternoon in honor of Miss Hat
tie Bernstein. The decorations were pink
carnations and ferns. Miss Jackson was
assisted In entertaining by her mother, Mrs.
]. w. Jackson, Miss Dora Jackson Miss
Lean and Miss Emma Bernstein. Among
the guests from out of town were Mrs.
Solomon, of Chicago, and Miss Cohen, of
Muncie.
Mrs. John II. Serr entertained at lunch
con Thursday in honor of Miss Mollie Zol-
Ter. of Greensburg. Pink roses and carna-
tions formed the floral establishment for
the table. The guests were Mrs. L. j.
Hackney. Mrs. John S. Duncan, Mrs.
Frank r. Gavin, Mrs. L. L. Cunback, jr.,
and Miss Nellie Anderson. Miss Anderson
will give dinner tomorrow night for Miss
Zoller
Miss Frieda Pink gave a card party
Thursday afternoon, entertaining the MEM
bers of card club in honor of Miss Hattie
Bernstein. The rooms were decorated with
clusters of pink and white carnations and
ferns. Miss Pink was assisted by her
mother. Mrs. c. Pink, Mrs. s. Pink and
Mrs. Leopold Among the guests from out
of town were Miss Solomon, of Chicago,
Miss Eichman, of Lebanon, and Miss Bes-
sic Cohen, of Muncie
An enjoyable informal dance was given
| Wednesday evening at Brenneke's The
| committee in charge was composed Of Miss
| Katherine Miller, Miss Grace Cunningham
and Miss Marie Nash. The leap year GUS
| tom of going after the men and filling the
| programmes was carried out. The chap
erons for the dance were Mr.. and Mrs. II.
| w. Ballard and Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Whit
| ney and among the guests were Miss
Blanche Cox, of Frankfort, and Miss Clyda
| Wiley, of Edinburg.
| Mrs. N. A. Hyde and daughter, Miss
Hyde. gave the second of their informal at
/ homes Tuesday afternoon at their home
on North Delaware street Receiving with
| Mrs. Hyde ard Miss Hyde was their house
| guest, Miss Louise Hinkley. of Green Bay.
WIS. Assisting in entertaining were Mrs.
| Edward Dean Mrs. Thomas Dean, Mrs
| Stoughton Fletcher, Mrs. Charles Bross-
man. jr:. Miss Corella Taylor. Miss Anne
| Dean. Miss Belle Dean and Miss Elizabeth
| Fletcher.
| Mrs. Benjamin +. Howard was the host
ess for a pretty luncheon Wednesday, at
| which the guest of honor was Mrs. ID. L.
Kahn. who will leave soon TO spend two
| years abroad. The national colors were
| used in the table decoration and the center
| piece was crystal bowl filled with white
! roses. hyacinths and narcissus. The guests
| were Mrs Chauncey Clark, Mrs Charles
| A. Paquette. Mrs. Gertrude Miller Brennan.
Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. ]. +. Bell. Mrs. Frank
| McCray and Mrs. Il. L. Miller, of College
Corner O. go
| The marriage of Miss Mary o Brien and
Mr.. William Foster took place Wednesday
morning at o'clock at st. Patrick's Church
| the Rev. Father Duffy officiating. The
| bride was attended by her sister. Miss Agnes
! O'Brien and the best man was Mr. Thomas
| Foster. \ breakfast was served after the
| ceremony at the home of the brides sister
| Mrs. d. BroOkes. 500 WOOdlawn avenue Mr.
| and Mrs Foster left for Dayton and Gin
| cinnati and will be at home after April al
| 5l2 East st. Clair street.
| Mrs George Houser entertained with a
card party Friday afternoon in honor of
Mrs. ]. E. Keller. who will leave soon for
| a trip abroad, and of Ms. n. c. Stern. of
! Springfield. O. The rooms were decorated
| with valentines and scarlet carnations. AS
| sisting Mrs. HOuser were her mother. Mrs.
| f.. w. Pease, and Mrs. Benjamin Hether-
| ington. Among the guests from out OF town
| were Mrs Clifford Banks. of Lawrence and
| Miss Emma Nading, of Shelbyville.
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| An enjoyable valentine party was given
Friday night by the officers and board of the
Young Women's Christian Association for