The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-02-21
Social Events of the Week.

The deacons OF the Second Presbyterian
Church gave a delightful reception Wednes-
day evening TO the members of the con-
sreeation and their friends in the church
pariors-
Miss Elizabeth Ketcham entertained a
few friends Tuesday afternoon with a
thimble party in honor Of Miss Cook, Of
Troy, N. Y, who Is visiting Mrs. Henry
iBevertdge-
Mrs. Lucius Wainwright entertained with
q small bounce euchre Monday afternoon
at her home on North Pennsylvania street.
Mrs Wainwright was assisted by Miss
Edith Wood.
Mrs. K. o. Hert entertained few friends
Informally Tuesday afternoon at her home
on Ruckle street in honor Of Miss Sallie
Hert, OF Bloomfield. who is visiting Miss
Bertha Short.
Mrs. George Porter entertained with
colonial luncheon Tuesday at her apart
ments at the Delano I'm honor of her guest,
Mrs. Sprigg, of Parkersburg, Ky. The
flowers used in decorations were pink roses.
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Mrs. Chauncey Clark entertained a few
friends with a matinee party Wednesday
afternoon In honor OF Mrs. d. L. Kahn,
who with DR. Kahn and their daughters
sail this week for two years trip abroad.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Won Hake entertained
with dinner party Wednesday evening In
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Cooley and Miss
Cooley, OF Hartford City. The guests were
few friends who meet every summer at
MinocGua. Wis.
Governor and Mrs Dur5in entertained
few friends with box party to Dolly Var
den Tuesday evening. The guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Emmett Coffin and
their guests, Colonel and Mrs. Charles Car
nsle, OF South Bend.
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Mrs Augusta SEVERN entertained the
members Of the German Literary Club
Wednesday afternoon with a bowling party
and luncheon at the German House.
Among the guests from out of town were
Miss Reuntch. OF Germany, who has been
visiting Mrs SEVERN for few months.
Mrs Ernest Knefier observed her first
reception day since her marriage Friday
afternoon at her apartments in the Marion
and was assisted in receiving by Mrs
Charles r. Williams, Mrs w. II. Insley.
Miss Gertrude Baker. Miss Anna Dean and
Miss Elizabeth Williams.
Miss Mertha Foster was the hostess for
small tea Tuesday afternoon for her
guests TO meet the Misses Chislett guests
of Mrs. f. w. Chislett. and Miss Anne
Hurry, whose marriage takes place this
month. Among the guests were . Miss
Adams. of Portland. Me. and Miss Perry
OF Lowell. Mass. with Miss Hurry
MIR. and Mrs. Noble Butler gave a dinner
OF twlve covers Friday evening at their
home on Park avenue in honor OF Judge
and Mrs Anderson and of their daughter
Mrs James Boyd Risk. of Summit N j.,
who Is visiting them. The decorations were
or pink roses with candelabra urn filled
with pink tapers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Hendrickson enter
tanned their card club in a delightful man
ner Tuesday evening at their home on North
Pennsylvania street. The house was deco
rated with hundreds of red and white hearts
and cuDids. Among the guests from out
OF town Were Mr.. and Mrs. Saylor and Mr.
and Mrs J. G. De PREF, Of Shelby,ille.
Miss Grace Cavanagh received informal
iy Tuesday afternoon in honor OF her
guest. Miss Irene Jerome. OF Chicago. and
OF the Misses Randall. OF New York. who
are with Miss Blanche and Miss Genevieve
Mains. Assisting Miss Cavanagh in en-
pertaining were her mother, Mrs J. r.
Cavanagh. Mrs Eugene Darrach and Miss
Blanche Maine.
Mrs Flora wulschner entertained the
chambers OF the German Literary Club
Thursday afternoon at her home and read
Der paper on The Land OF the Midnight
Sun" Mrs. Wulschner visited northern
Europe last summer and wrote her paper
this winter. The paper has been read be-
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