The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-31

gin entertained the members or a card party
Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Craig. on Cornell avenue, in honor of Mrs.
leave Tuesday TO join Mr.. Johnson in Fort
Worth, Tex.
The Theta M Epsilon Society of Butler
College gave dinner Monday evening in
the cabin on University avenue. The hosts
were Mr.. Frank Long, Mr. Frank Sumner.
Mr.. Paul Murray. Mr.. Leslie Anthony, Mr..
Harold Mauzy, Mr.. Walter Jones, Mr.. John
Mitchell, Mr.. Cleo Hunt and Mr.. Mark
Brown.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles Pfaflin entertained
with a small theater party Thursday even
ing in honor of Mrs Pfafiin's brother, Mr.
William Kettenhach. of Lewiston. Idaho
The other guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius
Wainwright and Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Dark
After the theater a supper was served at
the Columbia Club.
Mrs. Charles NJ Walker entertained the
German Literary Club Tuesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. John Candee Dean.
Nine. Weigeldt read an interesting paper
on The German language, and Mrs
Charles Test gave an account of Travels
in the TyrOl." The musical selections were
given by Mrs. GOetz and Miss Paula Kip.
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Mrs. Ransom Griffith gave a prettily-ap-
pointed luncheon Wednesday at the Column
bia Club in honor of Miss Bertha Duen-
veg, of Terre Haute, who is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Raymond Foster The
guests were Mrs Foster, Mrs Dom V.
Smyth. Mrs. r. e Kirkpatrick, Miss Mary
Niche. Miss Anna Wheeler and Miss Ran
SON. of Toledo, O.
Mrs. Henry P. Jungclaus gave the last of
her series of informal teas Tuesday after
noon at her home on Talbot avenue. The
paTlors and the dining room were dec
Grated prettily with pink carnations and
palms and pink-shaded tapers in silver
candelabra. Assisting Mrs. Jungclaus were
her mother, Mrs. Hauss, Mrs. w. L. jung
claus Miss Josephine Hauss. Miss Mia
Richards and Miss Marie Jungclaus.
A pleasant dance was given Thursday
evening at the Denison House, the hostesses
being Miss Marie Wilson, Miss Helen Spain,
Miss Leah Roberts, Miss Irene Monroe,
Miss Frances Fuller. Miss Magenta Ryan
Wilson and Mr.. and Mrs. John Aufderheide
chaperoned the party. Two parlors were
used and were decorated with palms.
The marriage of Miss Georde Edna True
blood. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. II. L.
Trueblood. and Mr.. Robert Axtell Kean. Of
Great Fails. Mont. took place Wednesday
evening at the home of the brides parents,
1705 North New Jersey street. The cere-
mony was performed efo ed by the Rev. IL w.
Church. Mr.. and Mrs. Kean will be at
home at Great Falls. Mont.
Mrs. Schuyler Stevens Clark gave an in
formal company Friday afternoon at her
home in the Colonial in honor of Mrs.
Blanche Brown Seaton. The appointments
were in scarlet and clusters of carnations
were used in decoration The guests were
Mrs. Katherine w Brown, Mrs John Tur-
Charles Banta, Mrs. Medaris, Mrs. Thomas
b. Eastman and Miss Murray.
The Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority of
Butler College gave an enjoyable reception
and dance Thursday evening at the Propy
laeum, entertaining about a hundred guests.
The Possesses were Miss Ruth Allerdice.
Edna Higgins, Miss Mary DiggS, Miss
Elizabeth Whiteselles, Miss Hazel Springer
and Miss Mabel Tracey. The west parlor.
which was used, was decorated with the
Kappa cOlOrs. dark and light blue.
Mrs. Winfield Taylor Durbin gave the
second of her series of high teas Monday
afternoon. Receiving with Mrs. Durbin
were Mrs. Mccullough and Mrs. Doyle. of
Anderson; Miss Fuller. of Atlanta, Ca,
and Mrs Conger. of shelbyville. The rooms
were prettily decorated with palms and
pink roses. Among the callers were Mrs
y. T. De PAW and Miss Katherine De
PAW. of New Albany. In the evening a
theater party was given for Mrs. Durbn's
out-of-town guests.
The Parlor Club celebrated guest day
Tuesday with a delightful drawing
musicale at the home of the president, Mrs
S. e. Perkins. on North Pennsylvania
street. The programme of the afternoon
was the Poetry of Music" which was
illustrated by the reading of I'm a Con-
dOla." by Mrs. Frank Flanner; several
selections from Chopin by Mrs. Charles
Carol Brown and Mrs John Russell
Fleming and number of songs of Brown
ing and Tennyson, sung by Mr.. Fritz
Krulls
Mrs. Clara Emmett Coffin gave an in
formal bridge party Tuesday afternoon
entertaining twenty-five guests in honor of
Mrs. N. T. De PAW and daughter, Miss
Katherine De PAW, of New Albany, who
visiting Miss Sadie and Miss Nellie
Mcintosh The parlOrs were prettily dec
Grated with scarlet flowers and tapers Mrs
Albemarle Tousey, of Tacoma, Wash
Among the guests was Miss Nan Neat. of
New Albany. who is visiting the Misses
Mcintosh
Mrs Henry II. Hornbrook gave a charm
ingly appointed tea Friday afternoon at
her home an North Capitol avenue in honor
of her sister, Miss Kate Preston Smith
whose marriage and that of Mr.. Sherman
p. Minear of Greensburg. takes place Feb.
10. Assisting Mrs. Hornbrook in entertain
ing her guests were her mother, Mrs
Charles Smith, Mrs Edward Mckee Mrs
Jacob Dunn, Miss Louise Spann, Miss Clara
Hawkins and Miss Bertha Walker The
only Out-of-town guest was Miss Cort Zol-
Ter, of Greensburg, who is visiting Miss
Smith.
The marriage of Miss Mary Doyle
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Doyle
and Mr.. Timothy Finley took place wednes-
day morning at o'clock at St Patrick's
Church. The Rev. Father Duffy performed
the bridesmaid, and Mr.. Hugh Connel best
man. The bride wore while mOusseline over
white and carried a white PRAYER book
Miss Clifford wore a pink mOusseline over
pink taffeta and a black picture hat A
wedding breakfast was served at the home
Of the bride on Prospect street Mr.. and
Mrs. Finley will be at home on Prospect
street after Feb TO-
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Mrs. F. w. Chislett gave a pink-and
white luncheon Tuesday at the Univer-
sity Club in honor of her granddaughters.
Miss Margaret and Miss Rebecca- ChisIett
Of Pittsburg who are visiting her for a
few weeks. The table was decorated with
pink and white carnations and smflax
The guests were Miss Eunice and Miss
Augusta Jameson, Miss Anna and Miss
Louise Spann. Miss Edith Stanton Brown
Miss Elizabeth Defrees Miss Emily Wiz
md .