The Indianapolis journal., 1904-02-16

Mr.. and Mrs. James w Noel, Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel Storms, Mr.. Horace and Mr.. Carl
Ingram. Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Brown had
as guests in their box Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Hereth Miss Bertha Short and her guest,
Miss Sallie Hert of Bloomfield, Miss Alta
Malott, Miss Jessie Norton of Bedford, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Doris Haring. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Aufderheide and Mr.. and Mrs.
c. f. Wilson had box together.
The out-of-tOwn visitors at the ball in
cluded MIR. and Mrs. William A. Willhide,
of Goshen, with Mr.. and Mrs. Miller; Mrs.
Power of Cincinnati, with Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Levey; Mr.. and Mrs Daniel De Prez,
OF ShelbyYille, with Judge and Mrs. Hack
ney; Mrs. MorreI Earl, of Connersville,
with Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Bradford; Miss
Hinkley, of Wisconsin. with Miss Hyde;
Miss Preston, of Massachusetts, with Mrs.
Dorsey; Colonel and Mrs. Carlisle. of South
Bend; Mr.. and Mrs. Cooley and Miss Cooley,
of Hartford City; Miss Sophia Pepper, of
Connersyille; Miss Norton, of Bedford; Miss
Russell, of Virginia, with Mrs. Phil Wat
son; Mrs Lawrence, of Lincoln, H.; Mrs.
Thomas, of Charlottesville; Mr.. Booth, of
Cleveland; Miss Peck. of Scranton, Pa;
Miss Cook, of Norfolk, Va; Miss Conard,
of Muncie; Miss Van Wrinkle, of Danville,
Ky.
Mrs. Ovid Butler Jameson, who had the
direction of the minuet in charge. was in
handsome colonial costume of white and
black. Mrs. John ChenOweth wore a beau
tiful gown of white crepe. Mrs. William
Hubbard was in a pretty gown of blue and
gown of yellow brocaded satin. Miss Julia
Moore was in gown of pink and white
net. Mrs. William Tucker wore beautlful
gown of black jet, and Miss Rena Tucker
was in black with jet trimmings. Mrs. VIII
liam Foor wore scarlet crepe. Mrs. Bren-
neke wore a pretty gown or white net with
pearls. Miss Alta Malott was in pink and
white organdy with pink chiffon roses. Miss
Jessie Norton, of Bedford, wore gown or
white. Mrs. Philemon Watson wore
lovely gown of pink and white and Miss
Russell white Brussels
Henry Scot Fraser wore a white liberty
silk gown. Mrs. Edgar Evans was in pale
yellow. Mrs. Hooten wore "a pretty gown
of white embroidered swiss with lace
collar. Mrs. Horace Bennett wore a pale
blue frock. Mrs. Ferdinand Winter wore
handsome gown of black lace over white
satin. Mrs. Karl Schneider wore a pale
blue crepe gown. Mrs. Arthur Thomas
wore a black jet gown. Mrs. Horace
Wood was i'm a handsome gown of white
lace with trimmings of pink Mrs. Cooley
was in a champagne-colOred crepe with
trimmings of white lace. Mrs. Charles En-
NETT Coffin was in beautiful gown of
black and white silk with duchesse lace
collar. Mrs. Edwin tlnney was IN Dlack
jet gown, and Miss Gladys Finney was in
a white frock. Miss Ruth Pratt in
green liberty silk. Mrs. Frank Rogers
wore pale pink. Mrs Charles Field was
in a white gown with violets. Mrs. Edward
Hereth was in a pretty gown of white crepe
with duchesse lace trimmings. Mrs. Hor-
ace Wright was i'm a grey crepe gown
Mrs. Edwin HendriekSon wore pretty
gown of black and white silk. Mrs. La
fayette Page wore a lovely shirred gown of
light blue crepe. Miss Margaret Shower
was in pink silk. Mrs. James Noel was in
a white gown with green trimmings. Mrs
Chaplin c.. Foster was in a heliotrOpe with
duchesse lace. Mrs Davis BuntiE wore q
handsome white lace gown. Mrs. Frank
Fitzgerald wore a gown of blue with jet
Mrs. Benjamin Walcott wore black jet
Miss Laura Fitzgerald wore a pretty
gown of white lace over pink. Miss Bertha
@olrR IL mill afra7r
trimmings. Miss Helen Swain wore a gown
of white. Mrs Noble c. Butler wore black