The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-04-24

Julia Harrison Moore read drama by Ed
ward Yeats, and Mrs. Clarence Forsyth
played several Irish airs.
Mrs. May Wright SewaIl received in
formally Thursday afternoon in honor OF
Miss Janet Scudder. of Terre Haute, and
Miss Foulke, of Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Philip Meier gave
a musicale Thursday evening at their
home on North Delaware street in honor of
their house guests, Miss Nicholson and
Miss Ferris. Miss Nicholson gave a de-
lightful programme, accompanied by Mr.
Joseph Joiner. The rooms were prettIy
arranged with carnations and ferns.
Miss Anna Neubacher entertained the
Jolly Six Club at dinner Friday evening at
her home on Market street, in honor OF
Mrs John Shaw, of Chicago. The club
members Miss Huelner, Miss Emily
Helming, Miss Martha Hahn and Mrs. H.
KottOWski. The table was prettly deco
rated with pink carnations and ferns.
The Woodruff Place Club gave an enjoy
able dance Friday evening at the clubhouse.
The committee in charge of the dance were
Mrs. Perley Raymond. Mrs. T. S. Hacker
Mrs. Carroll Swain, Mrs. George t1eid,
Mrs. Charles Robinson, Mrs. A. u. swain
Mrs. William Frasier Johnson' and Miss
Anna Knubbe
Mrs. Walter Kipp observed her first re-
ception day since her marriage Wednesday
afternoon at her home on North Pennsyl-
vania street. Mrs. Kipp was assisted by
her mother. Mrs. Charles. Carroll, Mrs:
kipp and Miss Paula and Miss Amelia
Kipp Mrs. Bipp was formerly Miss
Blanche Carroll.
Mrs Hobart A. Boomer gave a pretty
luncheon on Wednesday at the Columbia
Club. in honor of Miss Elizabeth Nicholson.
of Chicago and Miss Ferris. of Sandy Hill
On-the-HudSon, who are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs George Philip Meier. The guests in
cluded, with Miss NICHOLSON and Miss Fer
ris, Mrs. Clinton Lashar, Mrs. Frank Nor
rison and Mrs. Meier.
DR.. c. /. Fletcher and sister, Miss Emily
Fletcher. entertained twenty guests at sup
per Friday evening in honor of number
of young married people. The table was
arranged prettily with different colored
carnations and ferns. After the supper
there was music by Miss Augusta Reuntsch
and Miss Paula Kipp. and stereopticon
views taken by DR.. Fletcher in his travels
abroad.
Mrs. John Serff entertained twenty-four
friends with buffet luncheon at her home
on College avenue Thursday, in honor of
her guest Mrs. Joshua Pool, of Green's
burg. Mrs. Serff was assisted in enter
tanning her guests by Mrs. William Cum
back, jr., and Mrs. w. Y. Harvey, of Irv-
ington. During the afternoon Mrs. George
Phillip Meier gave an interesting talk on
palmistry.
The st. Mary's of the Woods Club OBJ
served guest day Friday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Gustave Kevers on North
Capitol avenue. The Rev Francis Gavisk
read a paper on Church Music and a
delightful musical programme was given
Miss Katherine Conlen gave violin SOLO,
| a piano solo vas given by Mrs Carbon and
Miss Anna Conlen read a paper on
Women Musicians"
The Parlor Club observed guest day
Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
David Ross. on Broadway. The Rev. Harry
Blunt. pastor of Plymouth Church. gave an
interesting talk on Tennyson Mrs. Ross
was assisted by the officers of the club,
Mrs. S. Z. Perkins. Mrs. w. II. Dye, Mrs.
d. K. Partlow, Mrs. ]. r. Smith, Mrs. w.
ID. Miller aud Miss Elizabeth Nicholson
and a number of the club members.
Miss Helen Smith was hostess for a beau
| tiful luncheon Thursday at the Columbia
| Club in honor of Miss Kelly, of Guelph.
! Ontario, who is visiting her sister. Miss
Ethel Smith There were twelve guests.
| The table decorations were pink carnations
| and pink-shaded tapers in crystal candel-
abra The guests with Miss Kelly were
! Mrs. Harry Lotshar, Miss Mary Zener.
| Miss Ruth Doolittle, Miss Louise McKen-
zie Miss Vivian Weadon, Miss Krauss and
| Miss Ethel Smith.
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The marriage of Miss Helen Mae West
| fall and Mr. j. Edward Knisel took place
/ Monday at noon at the home of the bride S
sister. Mrs. John NJ. Hall. at the Palmer
| on North Illinois street Only the relatives
/ were present for the ceremony, which was
pronounced by the Rev. Joshua Stansfield,
| of Meridian-street Church. The bride was
| beconingly gowned in a gray crepe de
| chine with trimmings of chiffon and
duchess lace. She wore picture hat OF
| violets and carried a shower bouquet OF
| violets After the ceremony a breakfast
/ was served
Mrs John C. New and Mrs. Ernst Hobbs
Burford entertained Thursday with a
| beautifully appointed luncheon in honor OF
Miss Ada Fahnley, whose marriage to Mr.
| William John Shafer takes place on next
| Wednesday evening. Covers were laid .fol
sixteen guests. The table was arranged
| with lilies OF the valley, hyacinths and
| asparagus ferns, and a beautiful wedding
bell of white hyacinths was hung over the
| center of the table. The places were
| marked with bouquets of lilies of the valley
| tied with white satin ribbon lettered with
the guests names in gold.
The marriage of Miss Edith Louise White
and DR.. w. L. Knowles took place Wednes
day afternoon at o'clock at the home OF
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs Johr
| White. on Lexington avenue. The bride
wore pretty gown of white silk null over
| white taffeta and carried shower bouqueet
| of pink roses. Only the relatives and z
| few friends were present for the ceremony
| which was pronounced by the Rev Mr.
| Smith. Following the ceremony a wedding
| supper was served. The out-of-town guests
| were Mr.. and Mrs. Fike, of Lebanon DIR
| and Mrs. Knowles left in the evening for q
| wedding journey, and will be at home later
| in this city.
The Late Book Club observed guest da,
Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs
| Frederick Smock, on North New Jerse,
street. The rooms were prettily decorated
in flags and the dining room was decora tee
| I'm American Beauty roses. An interestins
literary and musical programme was given
| Mrs Anthony Bowen, president of the club
read paper on the club work for the year
fifty years hence. and Mrs. Morrison read an
| original poem. Mrs. Lukenbill, Mrs Pear
son, Mrs. Bowen and Mrs. Morse gave mu
steal numbers. Among the out-of-tovr
| guests were Mrs. Champion, OF Delphi o.
who is visiting Mrs. Smock.