The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-02-07
Recent Receptions, Parties and LNncheOnS,
WedaIng Announcements, Engagements
and Calendar Of club Meetings


there was an informal musical Among the
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel II. Nus
baum, of Marion, Ind.
Mrs. Grace Prier Suter gave a matinee
party Thursday afternoon, entertaining
Mrs. S. c. Wilson. Mrs. Wilbur Rousch. of
Anderson, Miss Name Wood, OF kokomo,
and Miss Alice Miller, of Peru, with Miss
Emma Matthews.
Miss Ethel Goode, 17l9 Bellefontaine
street, entertained Tuesday afternoon in
honor of Miss Ona Robinson. of Anderson.
Miss Alice Woodruff assisted Miss Goode in
entertaining. Miss Maude Poindexter, OF
Anderson, was among the guests.
Mrs. David Coulter entertained Wednes--
day afternoon with a card party at st.
Joseph's Hall in honor of the members of
the Chapel Club. Mrs. Coulter was assisted
by the officers of the club, Mrs. Margaret
Daily, Mrs. Drury, Mrs. NJ. Moore and Mrs.
Theile.
Mrs. Carroll Swain, of Woodruff Place,
entertained the members of her whist club
Wednesday evening at dinner in honor of
Mr.. SWANS birthday. The table decora-
tiOns were in scarlet and the candeabrum
was filled with red tapers. The guest favors
were valentines.
Mrs. De Witt Dever gave a dinner Tues
day evening in honor of Miss Blanche Car
roll. whose marriage to Mr.. Walter Ewald
Kipp takes place Feb 10. The guests were
members of a card club to which Miss Car
roll belongs. The table decorations were in
pink and white.
Miss Susan Pursell received informally
Wednesday evening at her home on College
avenue in honor of her sister, Mrs. Charles
John Bowman and Mr.. Bowman, of Gin
cinnati. Mr.. and Mrs. Z. NJ. Pursell as
sisted In entertaining the callers. There
were no invitations.
Mrs. Homer Cook and her mother, Mrs.
n. II. Long. gave tea Thursday afternoon
for their visitor, Mrs. Edward Taylor.
of Bloomington, III. The guests were Mrs.
Carr. Mrs. Deery, Mrs Albertsmeyer, Mrs
Pierce, Mrs. Plummer, Mrs. kockpeck,
Mrs. Hubbard, Mrs. Wise. Mrs. Burkhardt
and Mrs. Suffman-
Miss Ida Terrell gave matinee party Fri
day afternoon in honor of Miss Blanche
Carroll, who will be married this month.
The guests were Mrs. Otto Kipp, Mrs. Will
liam Lilly, Mrs. Harry Way, Mrs. Trindale,
Mrs. Vincent, Miss Amelia and Miss Paula
Kipp, Miss Elizabeth Lewis and Miss Hart
tie Carroll.
Mr. and Mrs. David Kahn, of 226 North
Meridian street. entertained at dinner Fri
day evening in honor of Dr. and Mrs. d. L..
Kahn. who will leave for Europe next week.
The guests included DR.. Edward E<iser and
Mrs. j. b. Judah, OF Louisville, who is at
tending the meeting of the National Council
of Women.
Mrs. w. l.. Caldwell and Mrs. David
Braden received informally Wednesday aft
ernoon in honor of Mrs. Hervey Bates Bra
den, recent bride. The parlors were dec
Grated prettily with pink carnations and
ferns Mrs Caldwell and Mrs Braden
were assisted by Mrs. David Braden, Mrs.
Harry Drew, Mrs. Blanche Caldwell, Mrs.
w. Nj. Robertson, Mrs. Strong and Miss
Mary Kurtz.
Mrs. N. A. Hyde and Miss Hyde gave the
first of series of informal teas Tuesday
afternoon at their nome on North Delaware
street. They were assisted by Mrs. Myla
Ritzinger Mrs. William Haueisen, Mrs. W.
i. Steele, Mrs. Lockard, Mrs. j. w.
Schmidt, Mrs. Walter Marmon. Mrs. Samuel
Morrison, Mrs. Eugene Miner, Miss Anna
Spann, Miss Louise Spann Miss Lillian
Reese and Miss Jean Morrison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank S. Izor entertained
in delightful and original manner Thurs
and Mr.. John Binl<ley Folk, whose mar
riage takes place Feb. ii. The guests
PLAYED cards until 10 O'clock and then the
house was turned into a garden, suggest
ing a might in June. Among the guests
from out of town were Miss Myrtle Powell
of Franklin. and Mr.. A. w. Phillips, of Co.
lumbus, Ind.
Miss Myla Coburn entertained eighty
| friends with a beautiful cotillion Wednes
| day evening at her home on North Penn
sylvania street. The guests from out Of
town were Miss Nabb, of Birmingham, Ala
| who is visiting Miss Charlotte Scott, Mis-,
Reiman, OF Baltimore, who is with Mis-:
| of St Louis. Miss Charlotte Scott and Mr.
| Norman Peck led the figures.
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The Women's Club, after its regular
meeting Friday afternoon, entertaine,
| the visitors who are here TO attend tn,
meeting of the executive committee of tn
| National Council with a tea. The guests
were introduced by Mrs. May Wrigh
| Sewall, the president of the Internationa
| Council, and were received by Mrs. Morris
| Ross, president of the Woman's Club TIL
table was arranged with clusters of sprin.
| flowers.
Mrs. Grace Prier Suter gave a beautiful
| luncheon Wednesday in honor of her guest
| Miss Wood, of Kokomo. The table wa
| decorated with a French basket of differen
tulips and the ices were served in tuli
| form. Mrs. Suffers guests were Mrs
| Joseph Marshall, Mrs. Edmund Keller, Mrs
Frank Beck Mrs. Minnie Aufderheide. Mrs
| James Lail, Mrs. John Lewis, of Kalama
| zoo, Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Rousch, of An
| dersOn. Miss Maude Prier, Miss Emm
| Matthews, Miss Lulu Laflamme.
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| A large and brilliant reception was give
| Wednesday evening by Mrs. May Wrigh
Sewall in honor of Mrs. Mary Wood Swift
| president of the National Council o
| Women, and Of the members of the execu
tive committee. Mrs. Sewall's assistant
| were Mrs. S. d. Farrabe, Mrs w. I
| Barnes, Mrs. Edward c. Rumpler. Mr.:
Rebecca II. Adams. Mrs. George Merritt
| Mrs. Harry Moody, Mrs. w. Haywood
| Mrs. Ethel Mcintyre Ranphaler McCair
| The rooms were decorated in Nations
| Council colors-purple gold and white.
| Mr William E,redaricL NOchpr u-boS