The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-17
Recent Parties, LuncheOnS, Receptions and
WeddIngy and Calendars
Of the CLUBS
Of the clubs

, clubhouse. The committee included Mrs.
William M, FrasisE Johnson NJ; Mrs Lewis e MRS.
Mrs. George Keller and Miss Kerper
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Mrs. AdeIbert Benson gave a high tea
Tuesday afternoon in honor Of Miss Jessie
Bobbs. The house was lighted with pink
candles, and pink roses were used In all the
rooms. During the afternoon there was
music and readings. Mrs Raymond, OF
| Chicago, was the only Out-of-town guest.
Mrs. James w. Noel gave linen shower
Monday afternoon in honor of Miss Jes-
sic Bobbs. The rooms were decorated with
pink roses and ferns. Mrs. Noel was as
sisted by her sister, Mrs. Charles Dryer,
and her niece. Miss Raye Dryer. Among the
guests was Mrs. Raymond, of Chicago
Mrs. Ernest Trip gave a luncheon
Wednesday in honor of Mrs. n. T. De
PAW. who is visiting in the city. The table
decorations were pink begOnias and ferns,
with pink candles in silver candlelabra. The
guests were Mrs. Winfield Durbin, Mrs.
Lafayette Page and Miss Sadie Mcintosh.
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Mrs. Arthur Voorhees, Brown entertained
with a high tea Friday afternoon at A
o'clock at her home on North Meridian
street in honor of Miss Tompkins. of Fish
kill-on-t he-Hudson. who is visiting Mr. and
were OF pink roses and a candelabrum set
with pink tapers and shades.
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The Parish House Chapter of ST. Paul's
| Church gave a winter picnic Thursday
night at the parish house. Mrs. s. E.
| Perkins. as president of the society, was
| in charge of the party, and was assisted
by Mrs. r. Q. Johnson, Mrs. John Jones'
| Mrs II. r. Bliss, Mrs. Ward Dean, Mrs
! Allen .lln Conduit, Mrs; Clarence Kenyon
Mrs. Henry Jungclaus observed her first
at home since her marriage Tuesday
afternoon. The parlors were prettily deco
rated I'm pink carnations and the dining
| room was in red carnations. Mrs. jung
| claus was assisted by her mother, Mrs
Hauss, and Mrs William Jungeiaus, and
| Marie Jungclaus, Miss Josephine Hauss
and Miss Nita Richards.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Berne Cohen gave an Gin
| FAINT" party Thursday evening at their
home on Capitol avenue in honor of Miss
| Reinheimer, of Philadelphia. who is visiting
| Miss Minnie Kirschbaum The guests were
| asked TO come in children's costumes and
| come prepared to give nursery rhyme
| and illustrate it on a blackboard. The
4 lunCn was served IN DaSkelS.
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| The Contemporary Club had an especially
interesting meeting at the Propylaeum Fri
| day evening. Mr.. Homer Davenport, the
| well-known cartoonist gave an illustrated
| lecture on Cartoons" After the lecture
| there an informal social hour. The re-
| ceptiOn committee for the evening was DR..
| and Mrs. Lafayette Page, Mr.. and Mrs.
/ William Line Elder and Mr.. Lag Noble.
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Mr. and Mrs Chester Bradford enter
tanned with a very handsomely appointed
dinner Friday evening at their home on
| North Illinois street The table decora-
| tons were a centerpiece of pink carnations
/ and ferns and a candelabrum with pink
| candles. The out-of-town guests We're Mr..
| Ernest Bradford, Of Washington, ID. c.,
| and Mrs. Morren Earl, of Connersville.
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The junior class OF Tudor Hall enter
| tanned the senior class with a cotillion Fri
| day evening at the school under the direc-
| ton of Miss Anna Stanton. The decorations
| were the class cOlOrs in turquois and scar
! let flags. The figures. which were particu-
| larly pretty, included the SNOWFALL figure,
led by Miss Alice Smith, the class presi-
| dent, and the horn-and-eane figure. About
| fifty girls were entertained.
The Old-time Embroidery Club celebrat-
| ed the birthday of Mrs. William Hinesley
Monday afternoon at her home on North
West street. y musical programme was
given. followed by a luncheon, at which
| Mrs. HineSley was presented with a pres
| ent by the circle. The guests were Mrs.
| Charles Markley, Mrs. Thorne, Mrs Louis
Blumlein, Mrs. Brandigan, Mrs. Corey.
Mrs. Hickey, Mrs. Louis Essex, Mrs. Craig,
| Mrs. Gray, Mrs. Copeland, Mrs. Roos, Mrs.
| Gisler and Mrs. William d. Smith.
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Mrs. Henrietta Stevens entertained with
a handsomely appointed luncheon Thursday
at the Claypool in honor of Mrs. James
| Mount, of Connersville. Mrs. Stevens re-
ceived in the Louis XIV parlor, and was as
sisted by her sister, Mrs. John w. Holtz-
| round table was laid in white and green,
with roses and hyacinths for the center of
| the table. In the pink dining room the
! table was in pink, with low baskets of pink
| begOnias and ferns, and pink-shaded cam
dies.
Mrs. John G. Williams gave beautiful
luncheon Wednesday in honor of her
daughter, Mrs David Percy Williams. The
table decorations were of red carnations
and smilax The guests were Mrs. Fran
els Oswald Dorsey, Mrs. Owen Morris
Mothershead, Miss Adams, Miss Edith
Adams Miss Kumler and Mrs. A L. Drum.
Mrs. Williams gave a second luncheon
AnuiNhdA W lWNulN -lOui VI HCl lticUuS al
her home on North Delaware street. The
| guests were seated at small tables, and the
decorations were of red carnations.
Mrs Frederick Rush gave a reception
Wednesday afternoon at her home on North
Capitol avenue in honor of her niece, Miss
Bertha Rush, whose marriage takes place
this week. The house beautifully
decorated with palms and ferns. The first
.aVTaF In Nfv,Ir l,s,
ferns. the second parlor was all in green
the library. where the ices were served
was in white and green. The dining-room
was in poinsettias and smlaX. with red
tapers An orchestra played during the
afternoon. Mrs. Rush and Miss Rush were
assisted by a number Of relatives ano
friends.
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Mr.. William Bobbs gave a handsomely.
appointed dinner at the University Clut
Wednesday evening in honor of his sister
Miss Jessie Lincoln Bobbs, and Lieuten-
4 ant Edwin Hewitt Rrapkan NJ