The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-04-10


candeabrum with scarlet tapers, and the
paTlors were in pink roses. Mrs. Rabb en-
tertained the guests charmingly by read
Ing one Of her stories, THE Man from
Finland"
Mrs. August Kuhn and daughter, Mrs.
Albert Cooper. entertained Wednesday
afternoon with a beautiful coffee in honor
Of Mrs. Kuhn's daughter. Mrs. Paul Fred
eric Martin, a January bride. For the cOf-
fee the guests were seated at two long
tables, one being decorated with daffodils
and violets and the other with sweet peas,
and the favors were clusters of viOlets.
Mrs. Kuhn and Mrs. Cooper were assisted
in entertaining their guests by Mrs John
Dickson, Mrs. George Brinkmeyer, Mrs.
Paul Nestle and Mrs. Charles Ruschaupt.
Miss Voss entertained Thursday after
noon with a delightful reception in honor
Of the members of the State Society of the
Daughters OF the Revolution. Assisting in
receiving the guests were the regents of
the several chapters, Mrs. Charles Cross,
of the Indianapolis chapter; Mrs. George
Richwine, of the Betsy Gowdy chapter of
Noblesviile; Mrs. Benjamin Cuyler. of the
Greenfield chapter, and Mrs. Shrouds, of
the Terre Haute chapter. The rooms were
decorated in the colonial colors, blue and
buff. In the library large silk flag was
Theresa Voss Smith. Mrs. W. A. Bristor.
Mrs. ID. Vandawalker. Mrs. Goodwin Smith
and Mrs. Corinne Randolph, of Mobiles
vile.
The marriage of Miss Mary Kahlo.
daughter of Mrs. Charles Kahlo, and Mr..
Herbert Exley Cave, of Baltimore. Md.
took place on Monday afternoon at o'clock
at the home of the brides mother on North
Meridian street. The ceremony was pro-
N hu ha Il mo m n
the Tabernacle Church. Only the members
of the family and few intimate friends
were present for the ceremony. The only
attendant was the brides little niece Olive
Kahlo. The house was artistically decorat-
ed with flowers. The bride wore a dainty
gown of white chiffon cloth. Mr.. and Mrs.
left 6d last b m home tor TRIP June to
at the Mount Royal, Baltimore. Among
the out-of-toWn guests at the wedding was
Mr. George Cave, of Yonkers, N. Y, an
uncle of the bridegroom.
\
Mrs. August Kuhn and Mrs. Albert
Cooper entertained with a large reception
Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Kuhn, on North Capitol avenue, in honor
of Mrs. Paul Frederic Martin. a January
bride. The house beautifully decorated.
In the reception room clusters of sweet
peas were used and in the archway a
fancy basket filled with sweet peas was
suspended White roses and yiolets were
used in the second parlor and in the Ii
brary there were American Beauty roses.
The DINING room was prettily arranged
with scarlet tulips and yellow daffodils
and a candelabrum holding scarlet and yell
low taperS. Mrs. Kuhn and Mrs. Cooper
were assisted by a number of friends and
relatives in entertaining their guests.
Among out-of-town guests were Mrs. Hugh
Drum, of Denver. Col. and Mrs. Frederick
Mustard, of Anderson.
An unusually beautiful ball was given
on Monday evening at Maennerchor Hall,
the hostesses being the members of the
Maennerchor Ladies' Society The Easter
ball is an annual event and the one given
this year was especially brilliant and success
full. being one of the series of handsome
entertainments that the club is giving to
celebrate its golden jubilee year. The ball
room was decorated with masses of spring
flowers mingled with thousands of artificial
blossoms made by the members of the
womens society, the latter being so natur-
al that 1t was almost impossible to dis
tinguish between the real and the smu-
lated flowers. The newell posts held great
baskets of scarlet roses. In the entrance
hall downstairs there were two large
baskets of purple fieur-de-lis arranged be-
fore the door, and blooming azalea plants
were placed about the hall.
The marriage of Miss Cora Goetz, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Goetz, and Mr.
William OFF took place Wednesday evening
at the home of the bride on Capitol ave-
nue. The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. j. c. Peters. of the Zion Church, at
o'clock, in the presence of the family and
relatives. The house was prettily decorated
with Easter lilies, ferns and palms. the
decorations in all the rooms being in white
and green. The Mendelssohn wedding
march played for the entrance and the
''LOhengrin" for the occasional and "Cal
Me Thine Own" during the ceremony. The
bride wore a gown of white net over white
taffeta with point lace trimmings She
wore a wreath of pear blossoms and car
ried a shower bouquet of white hyacinths
with streamers of smilax. After the cere
| mony a supper was served the brides
table being in white carnations. ferns and
| smilax. Mr.. and Mrs. Off took possession
| at once of their new home, 2222 North I'LL
nois street, and will be at home aftel
| May 1.
A beautiful and successful ball was giver
| on Thursday evening at the ClaypooI by
| the Phi Kappi Psi of Indiana in honor o.
| the visiting members of the fraternity il
| attendance at the Grand Arch Council
| meeting here. There were about 400 guest.
| present, including number of visiting
girls. as well as many of the alumni o.
| the fraternity and active members from the
| forty institutions where the fraternity i:
represented.
| The new and handsome ballroom of tn,
| Claypool was opened for the dance anC
| was effectively decorated. The window.
were screened with curtains of Lavender
| and pink, the Phi Psi colors, and the wall.
and balconies were covered with handsom,
banners from the different universities rep
resented in the convention. The stage
| where an orchestra played for the dancins
| during the evening, was banked with palm!
and above was hung the prettiest decora
| ton of the room-the Phi Psi shield-gleam
| ing with electric lights. The girl guest.
| and the assisting women wore dainty dane
| ing gowns and the banner-covered wall.
| formed an effective setting for the frock.
| of lace and silk.
The marriage of Miss Hazel Linn Zollner
and Mr. Edward L. Krenter took plac,
| Wednesday evening at the Blackford-stree
| NJ. E. Church at o'clock, the ceremony be
| ing performed by the Rev. e. p Jewett
| pastor of the church. Mrs. Lawrence Cob
| Ter played the Mendelssohn wedding marcel
| for the entrance OF the bridal party and tn,
| 'Lohengrin'' march for the occasional
Hearts and Flowers" was played durinl
| the ceremony. The bride came in with he
| father. who gave her away. and was met a
/ the altar by the bridegroom and his bes
man, Mr.. Herbert Thurston. The bride wor,
| a pretty lace robe with veil. caught will
lilies of the valley. She carried bouque
| of Bride roses. At 9 o'clock a reception
| was given at the residence of the bride
| parents East Washington street. TIL
! rooms were arranged with palms and ferns
and blue hyacinths. Mr.. and Mrs. Zollne
| during the evening by a number of thei
/ friends. Mr. and Mrs. Krentler left las