The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-02-14

tain the members OF the Railway Postal
Clerks and their families with valentine
party tomorrow evening at their home,
100 East Twenty-eighth street.
Mrs. n. D. Williamson. Of the Manhat-
tan, entertained a few friends with Dutch
lunch Friday evening. Mr.. Paul Knowles,
of Minneapolis, who is visiting Mr.. Bert
Thayer was among the guests.
Miss Anna Dean entertained with an in
formal luncheon yesterday in honor OF Miss
Sarah Cook of Troy y. Y. who is visiting
Mrs Henry Beverage. and of Miss Anne
Hurry, whose marriage takes place soon.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Greer and Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick Z. Heron entertained the
members of the club to which they belong
with a valentine party last night at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Heron in the Della
ware.
Mrs. Walter Clifford, of the Bradford en-
tertained with a musical Friday evening.
Assisting Mrs. Clifford in entertaining were
Miss Stella Wells, Miss Hattie Vaughn
Miss Lightheart, Miss Adkin and Mrs
EiseEbas.
The Clio Club will have special meet
Ing wednesday afternoon at o'clock with with
Mrs. Arthur Webb, 162S Park avenue. Miss
Niblack will give a talk on American
Artists" Each member will have the
privilege Of inviting one guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Kingston gave Dutch
lunch and card party last week in honor Of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hammel. of Denver,
Col. The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Buck
horn, Mr.. and Mrs. Hammel Mr.. and Mrs
Hayes.
Mrs. Augusta SEVERN will entertain the
German Literary Club with a bowling
party Wednesday afternoon at the German
House. Mrs. Flora Wulschner has invited
the German Literary Club Thursday after
noon to hear her paper on the Land of the
Midnight Sun"
Miss Florence Jones will issue invitations
tomorrow for a small tea on next Saturday
afternoon in honor OF Miss Lehmicke, or
st. Paul, who is visiting Miss Rena Tucker;
Of Miss Van Wrinkle. of Danville, KY, with
Miss Clara Hawkins, and of Miss Anne
Hurry, whose marriage occurs this month.
DR.. and Mrs. Hoegh, of Minneapolis. have
announced the engagement of their daugh-
ter Miss Alma Hoegh. and Mr.. Frederick
NJ Ayres of this city Mn Ayres is in
Minneapolis, and the engagement was made
known at dinner party given there Friday
evening. Miss Hoegh has visited here
number of times.
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Schneider
and Mr.. Adolph Fritz was solemnized Tues
day morning at st. Mary'S Church, the Rev.
Father Schneider officiating. The bride wore
white wolfe over silk and carried Bride roses.
and her maid of honor, Miss Mary Fritz,
wore green crepe de chine and carried pink
roses. Mr.. John Fritz was the best man.
A wedding supper was served Tuesday even
ing at the home of the brides parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Fritz are at home at 623 Prospect
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry S. New gave a beau
tifully appointed dinner last night at their
home on North Capitol avenue, in honor Of
Colonel and Mrs. Carlisle, of South Bend,
who are guests of Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Emmett Coffin. The table was laid with
twelve covers, and the decorations were
white orchids and maidenhair ferns. The
guests included Mr.. and Mrs. Coffin. Mr..
and Mrs. John NJ. Shaw, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Richard Williams and Mr.. and Mrs.
Augustus Lynch Mason.
The members Of the Clio Club entertained
their husbands Friday evening at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Kiger, on North Alabama
| street. The house was prettily decorated
Fletcher read a paper on Sketches" Mr.
Raymond Adams gave a piano solo, Miss
leila Spence a whistling solo, and Miss
Katherine Bauer played a violin solo, Mr..
and Mrs. Kiger were assisted by Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Webb, Mr.. and Mrs. Raible
Mrs. Adams, Mrs. Gulley and Miss Adams.
An enjoyable valentine party was given
by the members of the third section Of the
Day Nursery. A large number Of children
were entertained. The committee in charge
included Mrs. Thaddeus NJ. Houston, as
! sisted by Mrs. Thomas A Afford, Mrs.
Henry A. Palmer, Mrs Charles Ruschaupt,
Mrs Henry A. Mansfield, Mrs. Lucius
! Wainwright, Mrs. Jesse Townsend johnson,
Mrs. Edward Hail. Mrs. Albert Gall, jr.,
Mrs. Albert Lieber, Mrs Mary McCurdy,
! Mrs. Albert Cox, Mrs. Waldo Rossiter. Miss
| Florence Rottler Miss Helen Werbe and
Miss nellie Mcintosh.
Miss Hattie Bernstein and Mr. Abe Fem
| berg, whose marriage takes place this week,
| will be the guests of honor at a family din
ner given to-day by the parents of the
| bride-elect, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A. Born
/ stein. The guests will include only rela-
tives. All the appointments will be in
pink and white. which will be the we'd
| ding colors, and roses and pink shaded can
| dies will be used in the decoration. The
place cards will be water-color designs in
! pink roses. The guests will include Mrs
b. Solomon Miss Mary Solomon, Mr.. Ma
than Solomon and Miss Goldie Bernstein,
of Chicago. Miss Bessie Cohen and Mr.. VIII
| liam Cohen, OF Muncie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Doris Haring will
| give a valentine dinner this evening at their
home in the ST Clair. All the appoint
ments will be in valentine effect and the
| decorations and courses of the dinner will
| be in heart shapes. Valentines will be used
for the place cards. After dinner the guests
| will be entertained with a valentine post
| office and a number of comic valentines
will be sent through the limited mail: The
| guests will include Mr.. and Mrs. John H.
! Aufderheide and Mr.. Drimme, of London
| England, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Horuf, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Wilson, Mrs. Fry, of Chi
| cago, and Mr.. Rudolph Aufderheide.
The marriage of Miss I.avinia Gertrude
| Cakes, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. c. b.
Cakes, and Mr.. John Binkley Folk will
| take place this afternoon at o'clock in the
presence of the members Of the two fam
lilies only. The ceremony will be pronounced
by the Rev. Scott Hyde, of Bedford, and
| the wedding music will be played by an
orchestra The bride will wear a gown of
| of American Beauty roses. All the dec
oratiOns and appointments will be in valen-
| tine effect and the drawing room and
| parlors will be decorated with palms and
| scarlet carnations. In the dining room
| a large wedding bell of scarlet carnations
will be hung. The out-of-town guests will
! include Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Newman, of
| Richmond; Mrs Elizabeth Atkinson of
| Milton; Mr.. Earl Atkinson, of Chicago.
| and Mr.. Harry +. Folk, of GAINESVILLE This
| evening between the hours of and a
| reception will be given at the Cakes home
| on Lockerbie street, and the assistants will
| be Mrs. Cakes, Miss Clara Cakes, Mrs r.
| H. Newman, Mrs. Frank Izor. Mrs Ed
| ward Aug'hinbauGh and a number of the
nouncement is for 527 Lockerbie street after
| March /.
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Price entertained a
number of friends members of clubs 10
which they belong, with delightful COM
| pany last night at their home on North
| Alabama street. All the appointments were
| in valentine effect and strands Of scarlet
! hearts were hung in the doorways and used
| in decora ton everywhere. The table in the
| dining room was decorated with scarlet
flowers and lighted by red tapers. The as
| sistants in entertaining were Miss Helen
| lie CroiX of Nincennes, Mrs. William Gar
Der, Mrs. A l.. LOckridge, Mrs Kate Col
Inns, Mrs. Miles Sinnott, Mrs r. r. Shiel
and Mrs. Malott- The guests of honor
| were Mr.. and Mrs. ID. w. Gaylord, of Gin
| Cnnati, formerly of Mexico, and during the
address ON that country. The first part of
| Mr.. Gaylords address dealt with the his
tory of Mexico and the interesting past of
| the country, full of story and romance was
| recOunted in brief The description of the
/ land as X is to-day was picturesque and
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