The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-03-20
Club Programmes


line" Mrs. Hannah Woodwork; "Chro-
biography of Longfeilow." Mrs Agnes
Hobbs.
day. Paper. Mrs. Henry Van Hof.
indianapolis Literary Club-March 2. j.
Marion Simms.'' DR.. Lehman II. Dunning.
Indianapolis Woman's Club-March p.
Century Club-March q. 1.-The Bible
School," Mr.. o. l. Miller.
Irvington Citizens Literary Club-March
n. With Mr.. j. Il. Baker. Historical talk
by Professor Coleman.
Late Book Club-Marck p. With Mrs
John Il. Schramm. the Savoy.
WinoRa Chautauqua Reading Circle
March 2 With Mrs. j. w. Netherby, the
Clio Cmb-SIarch Is. With Mrs. Frank
McCrae. do Modern Methods of Educa-
ton Educator Mrs. Hollowell
Inter Nos Club-March %. With Mrs. Nor
bach. Guest day. Celebration of tenth an
niversary. History of the Club, Mrs
Hopkins; Short Stories from Real Life,
Mrs. Wilmoth; recitation, Mrs. La Toilette;
song. Mrs. b. s. Gadd.
French Club-March Il. With Miss Nj
black, 10G West North street.
Social Events of the Past Week.
Mrs. T. w. Mcdonald gave an informal
company Friday afternoon in honor of
Mrs. ]. B. Roberts to celebrate her birth
day anniversary. The dining room was
prettily decorated with scarlet carnations
and with scarlet tapers.
The marriage of Miss Aldine Mae Smell
ser and Mr.. Charles S. Forkner, of Benton
Barbor Mich, took place Wednesday at
noon at the home of the brides mother,
Mrs. Mary Myers. 700 Park avenue. Only
the immediate families were present.
Mrs. Charles Kennedy entertained Friday
afternoon with an informal company in
honor OF her guest. Mrs. Wilson, of Rush
vile, and Mrs. Riggs and Mrs. Abercrombie.
OF Rushville, who are visiting Mrs: Robert
Elliott Mrs. Elliott entertained the same
guests at luncheon on Thursday
Mrs. A. NJ. De Souchet entertained few
friends Friday afternoon with a high tea
IN honor of her guest, Mrs Warren, of
Evansville. The guests were seated at
small tables which were decorated with
pink carnations and ferns. Mrs. De Souchet
was assisted by her daughter, Mrs. Edwin
A Hendrickson-
A dance was given Tuesday night at the
Brenneke Academy by the local members of
the Phi Delta Theta fraternity to celebrate
the fifty-sixth anniversary OF the founding
OF the fraternity. About sixty guests were
present. The committee in charge included
DR.. Frank Foxworthy, Mr.. William II. Nor
rIson, tr., and Mr.. Dillon Hacker.
"A pleasant dance was given Friday even
ing at Assembly Hall. on Sixteenth street.
The committee in charge OF the dance was
Mr.. Douglass and Mr.. Ward Dean and Mr..
White Colgan. The party was chaperoned
voss Smith. Miss Marie Evans, OF Mobiles
vile was among the out-of-town guests.
Miss Leila Thomas gave a st. Patrick
day luncheon on Thursday in honor of Miss
Bess Trout, of Shelbyville. The table APP
pointments all in green. Bows OF
green ribbon were given as guest favOrs
The guess We're Mrs; j. f. Thomas, Mrs
Miss Lenore Ensey and Miss Frances ALI
SON
The marriage of Miss Anna Gordon and
Mr.. Carl Hunt was solemnized Wednesday
evening by the Rev. Joshua Stansfield,- OF
the Meridian-street Church Mr.. Hunt is a
newspaper man of this city and both he
and Mrs. Hunt were formerly residents OF
Greencastle. Mr.. and Mrs. Hunt will be al
home after June at 46 West Twenty-sixth
street.
Wednesday evening enjoyable surprise
company was given at the home Of Miss
Lillian Clark for Miss Lamb. About eight
cen young people were entertained with
music and at pit" and Miss Clark was as
sisted I'm entertaining by her mother. Mrs
A J. Clark. A pretty feature OF sthe even
ing was the presentation OF a monogram
ring TO Miss Lamb by her girl friends.
Mrs. Lehman Price entertained with q
small thimble party Tuesday afternoon in
honor of Mrs. Perle Abbey. of Kalamazoo
Mich. who is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Paauette at the San Marco. The dining
room was decorated in scarlet carnations
with silver candelabra and scarlet tapers
Mrs. Price was assisted by Mrs. T. w. Nc
Donald and Mrs. w. l.. Schomburg.
The Sans-Souci Book Club was entertained
with a st. Patricks day party Thursday
afternoon by one of the members, Mrs. Al
fred Rapp. The guests were entertained
with geographical contest and Mrs. Hen
~ Moore gave a reading from the Irisl
poet. Thomas Moore. The dining room wa:
In green and white. The table was deco
rated with white carnations and smilax
and the eandelabra had green tapers anC
shades.
Mr. and Mrs. Scherock gave an enjoyabI,
dinner and dance Thursday evening at thei
country home in Greenwood. The decora
tions were in green and white and tn
guest favOrs were in the form of sham
Riggs. Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Whitney. Mr.
and Mrs +. c. Smith, Miss Alberta Mahan
Miss Emma Collop. Miss Lena Fertig
Mr.. Kenneth Mendenhail Mr.. George Lecl
and DIR. III. h Charles.
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The Fortnightly Club celebrated its nine
teenth anniversary Tuesday afternoon a
the Propylaeum. The president. Mrs. Id;
Davis Finley. received the guests. assiste,
by Mrs. III. c. Newcomb, AIRS. Theodor
Davis. Mrs. Henry Eitel. Mrs. Georg
Edenharter and Mrs. Charles Dryer TIL
parlOr was decorated with spring flowers
hyacinths. daffOdils and tulips. Mrs. Franl
Morrison and Mrs. Albert Rabb read de
Hehtful original stories. Each member hai
the privilege OF inviting one guest.
The Philomathean Club observed CUES
day Friday afternoon at thu Bertha Ballar,
Home. Each member had the privilege o
inviting two guests. Miss Beatrice Fo
gave an interesting talk on "The Tempest
which was followed by msuicale I'm whic
Mrs. James Matlock ogden, Mrs. Bert Cox
Mrs. Carmi +. Williams. Mrs. Walter Boyd
Mrs. Charles Sinex and Miss Sadie Kim
took part. The guests were received by tn