The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-02-14

Washington party Tor the graduates.
Miss Blanche and Miss Genevieve Maine
received informally Friday afternoon in.
honor Of their guests the Misses Randall, of
New York. and of Miss Jerome, of Chicago.
The hostesses were assisted by Mrs. Charles
Z. Connor Mrs. Homer Wiegand Miss Jo-
sephine Williams, Miss Florence Waldorf
and Miss Rosemond futile. Friday evening
Miss Blanche and Miss Geneyieve Maine
entertained the club of Delta Delta girls
with a small dance at their home on North
Meridian street.
The Veronica Club. composed of former
students OF Oldenburg Academy. observed
its guest day Thursday afternoon at the
German House The hostesses were a num-
Der of out-of-town members. including Mrs.
Harry Miller. of Fairmount, Miss Specs. of
Nlncennes, Mrs. Kessing, OF Grensburg,
Miss Frances Stomp, of Dayton, o., and
Mrs. McMOrrow, of Oldenburg The first
part of the afternoon was given 10 receiv-
ing the members and their friends by Mrs.
McWhinney, the club president, assisted by
Mrs. Clara Langsdale and Mrs. Chichester,
and this was followed by an interesting
programme. Mrs. Robert LOhmyer gave
vocal solo, Mr. Marone, harpist, gave two
numbers. Miss Ella Shaffer sang, and Mrs.
s. E. Perkins gave an illustrated talk on
the "MadOnnaS in Art a social hour
followed the programme.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Emmett Coffin gave
a handsomely appointed dinner Thursday
night at their home on North Meridian
street in honor Of their guests, Colonel and
Mrs. Carlisle. of South Bend. All the APP
pointments were in colonial effect and for
the table center there was q beautiful bas-
ket of cherries and American Beauty roses
The place cards, which were matched for
each couple, were In colonial designs anc
were decorated with dainty heads in mini&-
ture and with scattered flowers and RIB
bons. The table was covered with rlcn
lace cloth. The room was lighted by scar
let tapers on mantels and buffet me
guests included Mr.. and Mrs William
and Mrs. Frederick a. Joss, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred +. Potts and Mr.. Bement Lyman
The February play of the Dramatic Club
presented Thursday night at the Propy-
laeum was delightful entertainment The
play chosen was Love in a Tangle," a
clever two-act comedy by Mrs John Nc
Kenzie, of. Chicago, and the committee in
charge included Mr.. and Mrs. Henry judah
Brandon, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lane Wal
lace, Miss Mary Colgan and Mr.. William
lockwood.
Miss Lois Pratt as Vera" the most pop
ular member of the house party, was spark
ling and vivacious. and Mrs. Brandon as
Mrs. Peyton Chester" was exceedingly
clever. The other roles, all Of which were
Samuel Miller; Eleanor Rutherford" Mrs.
KerfoOt Stewart; Paddy Rutherford" Miss
! Belle Dean; John Mitchell" Mr.. George
Denny; Nicolas Patoff," Mr.. William
lockwood; Gibson" William Day; Ed
ward Chester" Mr.. John Judah Brandon.
Mrs. John Kurtz and Miss Mary and Miss
Lila Kurtz gave a tea Friday afternoon at
their home in Morton Place in honor of Miss
Rebecca and Miss Margaret Chislett, of
Pittsburg, who are visiting their grand
mother, Mrs. f. w. Chislett. The parlors
and library were decorated with scarlet car
nations and scarlet tapers. The dining room
was in pink with pink rosebuds for the tea
table and pink-shaded tapers. Assisting
Mrs. Kurtz and Misses Kurtz were Mrs.
David Braden, Miss Edith Adams, Miss
Emily Winters, Miss Iris and Miss Gladys
Wynn, Miss Martha Foster Miss Julia
Kern, Miss Helen Bennett, Miss Beatrice
Byers, Miss Rena Tucker, Miss Anne Hurry,
Miss Anna and Miss Louise Spann and Miss
Florence Plum. Among the callers were
Miss Helen Perry, Of Lowell, Mass, with
Miss Hurry; Miss Peck, of Scranton, Pa
and Miss Cook, of Norfolk; Va, with Miss
/ vile. Ky, with Miss Hawkins, and Miss
/ Lehmicke, OF st. Paul, with Miss Tucker.
The marriage of Miss Blanche Carroll,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Charles c. Car
roll. and Walter Ewald Kipp, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Kipp, took place Wednes-
| day evening at the home Of the brides par
ents, on North Pennsylvania street. The
Episcopal ceremony was pronounced by the
/ Rev. Lewis Brown, of st. Paurs Church,
| at o'clock. The bride came in with her
! father. who gave her away. She was at
\ tended by Mrs. William Lilly as matron of
/ honor and Louise Trindle as flower girl
Mr.. Herbert Aipp was best man. The bride
was gowned in a beautiful lace robe over
white chiffon silk, and her veil was caught
| with diamond and pearl pin, the gift Of
the bridegroom She carried a shower bou-
| quet of lilies of the valley. Mrs. Lilly wore
! her wedding gown of duchesSe lace, and
| carried a shower bouquet of pink roses
The flower girl wore a dainty gown of white
| point d'esprit over white silk. and wore a
garland Of pink roses The little ringbearer
wore a white satin suit. During the cere-
mony an orchestra played Believe Me, if
! All Those Endearing Young Charms" A
| reception given after the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll were assisted by Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Kipp, Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
| ley Russell Mr.. and Mrs William I,illy
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Lieber Mr. and Mrs
| James Trindle. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sew
| erin, Miss Ida Terrell and Miss Elizabeth
Davis. Mr.. and Mrs. Kipp left for the East,
| and will be at home after April 1 at 23O5
North Pennsylvania street.
! a beautiful home wedding which was
solemnized Wednesday afternoon was that
of Miss Kate Preston Smith, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles w. Smith, and Mr..
! Sherman Pool Minear. of Greensburg. The
ceremony was pronounced at 4 o'clock at
the Smith home on East Pratt street. in the
| presence of the relatives and a few close
| friends of the bride and bridegroom. The
| usherS, Mr.. Albert Zoller and Mr. Louis
! LathrOp walked first in the wedding marty
| carrying the ribbons by which the aisle was
| formed. Following them came the clergy
man, the Rev. Joshua Stansfeld of the
| Meridian-street Church, who preceded the
| bridegroom with his best man. Mr. Albert
! Smith. The little flower maid Miss Mar
! garet HornbrOOk, a niece OF the bride
| walked next. She wore q dainty frock of
| white organdie, and carried a basket heaped
| with pink rosebuds. Miss Cora Zoller. who
was the maid of honor, preceded the bride
| Her gown was a robe of figured chiffon
| combined with duchesse lace. and she car
ried a cluster of pink roses. The bride en-
| tered alone. The wedding gown was an
| exquisite robe of embroidered white chif-
fOn, trimmed with fringes of pearls The
bridal bouquet was a shower of Bride
/ roses. The music for the entrance was the
wedding march from "Lohengrin.' and as
the ceremony was pronounced 20 Thou
/ Sublime Sweet Evening star was nla1-a6
| Mr.. and Mrs. Minear left for n iourne
South They will be at home i'm Greensburo
Wednesdays during May Out-of-tovS
| guests here for the wedding were = r
Mfnear, of Greensburg, father or the bride
| groom; Mr.. and Mrs. Louis ZOller Thonnae
e. Davidson, Miss Mollie Zoller and Mr.
Charles Zoller, of Greensburg; Mr. and Mrs
James s. ZOller, Of Richmond; Mr.. and Mrs
Harry l.. Jones. of Paris, H.: Mr. and Mr.
G. Il. Humphrey and Miss Lena NIarTnaf
of Cincinnati; Miss Rose AIinear. of Athens
o.; DR.. and Mrs: RISK, of Summit. n. j.