Daily Tribune, Volume 17, Number 35, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 4 January 1903 — Page 13

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THE WEEK IN

SOCIAL HAPPENINGS.

THE CALENDAR.

&-t MONDAY. 'Vsml Club—Miss Amelia Pekcr. Missionary Tea—.Mrs. G. E. Farrington. :--S® v.'.. jif f.

TUESDAY.-

Tuesday Literary Club—Mrs. E. W. vLeeds. Guest day. N. A. Y. dancing reception—NaylorCox hall.

Entre Nous Dancing CJub—Skating party at Bronson's rink.'

WEDNESDAY.

-s Dancing Party—Miss Bertha Ducb*

*eg' •••i'f- vTHURSDAY. Maple Avenue Y. L. S.—To meet with Mrs. Ringo, North Eighth street.

FRIDAY.

Miss Aldcn's pupils recital, Baldwin Jiall. Public invited.

On New Year's evening at 6 o'clock 'Miss Elizabeth O'Rilev of No. 1123 Poplar street and Mr. Winnie H. Dollinger «if Indianapolis were united in marriage hy the Rev. Father V. A. Schnell, pastor -.of St. Patrick's church, at the home of

Iht brkte. Miss Anna Walsh acted as ...bridesmaid and Mr. Joseph Roach of Chii.iigo as groomsman. The bride was attired in a beautiful dress of cream etamine, trimmed in silk applique and satin ribbons, and the bridesmaid wore a gown of blue silk mull trimmed in satin vibbons. The groom and groomsman were ^.attired in full evening dress suits of siiblitck. After congratulations a six course 4'supper was served.

:*i Mrs. J. E. Stein will observe her first -At Home," Tuesday, Jan. 6. She will be /assisted by the Misses Margaret and .Clara Frisz, Stella Moore of Indianapolis and Kathryn Stein of Osgood, Ind.

Morris Hudnut gave a stag dinner ,|New Year's evening at his home on iJheiTy street to his guest Mr. Shiek of ^Tipton. Eight young men sat down to

a beautifully served dinner.

Mrs. John E. Stein entertained at cards Friday evening in honor of Miss Kathryn Stein of Osgood, Ind, Three tables played! euchre, the prizes being won by Miss Josephine Adair and Miss Margaret Frisz. After tlie games ices and cake were served.

Miss Isabella Oakey will go to Chicago today where she will open a studio for teaching a new method of. acquiring the French accent. -,-J

An impromptu dance was given Friday evening at the Naylor-Cox hall for the young men and women home "for the holidays. The committee of arrangements

was composed of John Steele, Frank Reyolds, Frank McKeen, Carl Stahl, Ernest '.arkins, Howard Townley, Irving Preson, Frederick Warren, Wiley Taylor, *Morris Hudnut, John Staff and Clemens

Richards.

Miss

Society?

Louise Barbour entertained at

--cards Friday evening at her home on South Sixth street. She was assisted in receiving by Mrs. Jay Keyes and Miss Susan Barbour of Indianapolis. Master Warren Keyes passed the score cards. The different rooms were adorned with holly. A conversational table was arranged in the horary where punch was served. The prizes were won by Mrs.

B. G. Hudnut, Mrs. Helen V. Allen, Mrs. Frank McKeen, Mr. George E. Farrington. A three course luncheon was served. Miss Barbour wore a gown of turquoise blue etamine with white trimmings and turquoise beads Mrs. Keyes

wore a gown of white mistral cloth with blue garnishings and beads Miss Susan .. Barbour wore white organdie trimmed in ]aoc, large blue corsage bow of ribbon,

Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. W. McKeen, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. MeNutt, AJj-. and Mrs. B. G. Hudnut, Capt. and V.^Mrs. A Ford, Mrs Stephen J. Young, Vis Mr. and Mrs. Frank McKeen, Mr. and vigjMrs. J. B. Ackman, Mrs. Nelson of Piqua,

O.: Mrs. Helen Allen, Mr. and Mrs. H. |j j. Baker. Mr. and Mrs. A. Z. Foster, Mr.

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and Mrs. R^ G. Jenclces, Sir. and Mrs. S. R. Hamill, Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Farrington, Major and Mrs. F. C. Crawford, Mrs. W. W. Parsons, Mrs Allen H. Donham. Mrs. Sarah P. Burton, Mr. and Mrs. John C. Warren, Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Buntin, Miss Sara B. Floyd, Miss Mary Gale Taylor, Miss Frances Potter, "Miss Isabelle Ogden Oakey, Miss Cora O'Boyle, Miss Susan.W Ball, Mrs. Acta T. Perry, George F. Jenckes, Senator Charles Whitcomb, Howard Whitcomb, William Penn, William V. Ball.

Miss Frances Moelter gave a watch party New Year's eve at her home, 457 South Fourteenth street. Only the members of her club were invited. Conversation and ganies were indulged in. Messrs. Will Schommcr and Herman Brunner played several selections on stringed instruments also the Sunflower quartette, consisting of Will Schoimner, Charles Stark, Claude Bousche and Harry Aufterhall, were very kind and sang several songs. Refreshments were served at a late hour. Those present were: Misses Eula Trinkle, Estella Pinder, Lola Day, Sue Pinder, Frances Moelter, Rosa Masselink, Lena Bueckev,' Gertrude Iloetker Katie Weirtz, Messrs. Will Schommer, Joe Roetker, Herman Brunner. Clem Roetker, Claude Bousche, Harry Aufterhall Charles Stark, Jitn Duffy, Will Buecker. The guests departed at a late hour wishing all a happy New Year. The next meeting will be with Miss Eula .Trinkle next Friday evening, January 9, 1903, at her home, 238 South Ninth street. She will have the honor of entertaining the first, time in the new year.

The ladies of the Washington Avenue Presbyterian church Thursday night surprised Rev: F, M. Fox, the pastor, and his estimable wife, bv calling at their home on South Sixth street in a body and presenting .hem with a largo rug, some lace curtains and some chinaware. The presentation speeh was to have been made by Judge Sawyer, but illness in his family prevented him from attending, and Mrs. Scovel made the presentation speech. The surprise was a complete one.

The Hawthorne Reading club will meet Monday afternoon with Mrs. G. O. Webb of No. 313 South Sixth street, instead of with Mrs. W. H. Jackson, as stated on the club calendar.

Otto R. Chamberlain and Essie Bayless, both West Terre Haute young people, were married' by Justice Bennett Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. The ceremony was performed at the squire's office on Ohio street in the presence of a few friends. Immediately after the wedding the young people left for their home in West Terre Haute.

Miss Elizabeth Solomon entertained her Sunday school class of the Central Presbyterian church on New Year's afternoon. Music by the Misses Reba and Ruth Carlisle, Ora Barker find Mary Maxwell, and various amusing games were enjoyed, after which ice cream, cake and candy were passed. The members of the class, numbering twenty, are as follows: Anna Gilsdorf Maud Tressel, Gussie Beale, Essre Brown, Ana Jean, Mary Maxwell, Marie Rucker, Gladys Dorrough Alma Klein, Lena Firstenberger, Ora Barker, Bessie Everhart, Ruth Carlisle, Reba Carlisle Elsie Musser, Ethel Ferguson,' Pearl Shuttlewortli, Ethel Henry, Edith Rowley and Beulah Foshee.

Yuma, Arizona, News: '"A very pretty wedding took place in the spacious parlors of the Hotel Graimolf on December 18, 1902, when Miss Gertrude Morrison Dickliout was united in marriage to M. W. Finnell. The bride was formerly a resident of Torre Haute, where she has many warm friends. The groom is a highly respected citizen and prominent business man of Los Angeles. After an extended tour tnrough Mexico and southern California, Mr. and Mrs. Finnell will return to Los Angeles', where they will, pass the winter in the handsome cottage Mr. Finnell has purchased and completely furnished fo- his bride. The summer season will be spent at Playa del Rey, where Mr. Finnell is erecting a summer cottage on Beach Drive..

Seven of Miss Alden's pupils will give a piano recital at Baldwin hall, Friday evening, January 9, at S o'clock. The following young ladies will take part in the program, which will be announced later: Miss Esther Adamson, Lucy Shaw of Marshall, EEleanor Hord, Jean Reynolds, Edna Barr of Paris, Mary Elizabeth Warren, Fayette Fisbeck.

There seems to be a general impression that these recitals are open to the public by invitation only. On the contrary any person: who is enough interested to care to attend is cordialy welcome.

The members of Alma Rebekah Lodge No. 568, I. 0. O. F., and friends, New -Year's night surprised Mr. and Mrs. .G^toge Watson by calling at their home on North Tenth street in a ody, the occasion being their1'twenti&th wedding anniversary aiid presenting them with a Havilana china tea set. Mrs. Carl Gott made the presentation Speech in behalf of th members of Alma lodge, which was responded to in a very pleasing manner. The evening -was pleasantly spent in cards and conversation. A bountiful hot sapper was served.. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Fred Harting, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gott, Mr. and Mrs. William Loser, Mr. and Mrs. A. Phillips,- Mr. and Mrs. Watson, Mir. and Mrs. Hairy Newton, and son, Oscar Mis. Mary Beauchamp and daughter* Eula Mrs. Galla Carrington and daughters, Mabel and Edna Mrs. J. T. Harington of Indianapolis, Mrs. Louise Gott, Mrs. Anna Bundy,

Mrs. Lucy Keith, Mrs.

Parway, Mr*.

Dan Wilson, Misses Hattife Gott, Jennie Fowler, Anna Speiicer, -Helen Kisnety Clara Fowler, Tina Bundy Bgssie Watson, Ethel Watson.

Mr. and Mrs. Alex Sandison gare a, 6 o'clock family dinner last evening in honor of their niece, Miss Helen Sandison, who returns to Bryn Mawr college on Sunday. Those present wiere: Mr. and Mrs. Howard Sandison, Miss Helen Sandison, Miss Lois Sandison. The only invited guest was Miss Carabella Griener.

Mrs. Ed Stark entertained' her cinque club on Wednesday afternoon at her home on Liberty avenue. A threecourse lunch was served at 5 o'clock. The afternoon was spent in playing cards, the prizes being won by Mrs. John Arnold and Mrs. Will Matson. The score cards were tied with red ribbon and h£ld dainty caJeiidars. After the game3 punch was served in. the dining room. Mrs. Will Matson, Ellettsvijle, Ind., was the invited guest. The next meeting of the club will be with Mrs. Henry Smith, January 14th, at her home on South Ninth street. ,,

The following cards were received by friends in the city today: "Louis Marcus Tringle and Elizabeth Persis Pushee, announce their marriage on New Year's day, 1903, Sommerville, Mass." On a.nenclosed card is engraved. "Mr. and Mrs. Louis Marcus Tringle, 1407 Fifteenth street, N. W., Washington D. C..''

Winona Reading circle will meet Monday evening Januaiy 5th, at the home of Mrs. W. A. Kecrns, 1819 North Eighth street. ...

The Hawthorne Reading circle will meet Monday afternoon with Mrs. (J. A. West. 313 South Sixth street, instead of with Mrs. W. H. Jackson.

Mrs. Fannie. Lyons entertained at Xmas dinner. She had as her guests Mr. and Mrs. Frank West fonne.rly of Indianapolis Clark Baker of Indianapolis. Miss Stella Stimpson of New Albany. Miss Julia Henderson of Muiurie, Miss Alice Higgihs of Bowling Green, Ky.

Mrs. W. 0. Doak gave a thimble party Friday afternoon at'her home on South Fifth street. The afternoon was spent in conversation and needlework. Refreshments were served. The hostess was assisted by Miss Eleanor Doak. "Mrs. William Waite of Toledo, and Miss llarriette Howe, of Champaign, 111.

Mr. A. L. Habekotte leaves for Cincinnati Monday to join his wife where they will attend the wedding of their cousin. Miss Ruth Addy, to Mr. S. F. Nave of St. Joseph, Mo., which will be one of the big society events of the winter.

The Friday Literary club met with Mrs. Dr. Mat.tox. The program was a short story reading by Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Day.. The completion of the new White House and the death of--Mrs. Mary Hartwell Cathcrwood were subjects of interest in current events.

Dainty refreshments were passed. Tlie next meeting will be on Januaiy .16 with Mrs. W. A. McBeth.

Mr. Frank Butler of Chicago will pass through the city Monday en route to the south ior a few weeks' vacation. Mi*. Butler is connectcd with Marshall Fields.

Miss Lucy F. Brokaw.entertained the members of the Cooking club Friday afternoon at her home on Mulberry street. An elaborate luncheon was served.

Miss Stella Gerhardt gave a delightful party Friday evening at her home on South Thirteenth street in compliment to her guest, Miss Myrtle Hickson of Clinton, Ind. The guests assembled at S o'clock and the evening was passed in dancing, music and* various games. At 10 o'clock supper was served. The hostess Avas assisted in entertaining by her guest and Miss Fannie Welch. The house was beautifully decorated in pink and white. About twelve couples were present.

A missionary tea will be held Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. George E. Farrington, 920 South Fifth street.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry G. Williams entertained. at their home on South Seventh street, New Year's night. Progressive cinque was played. The house was festooned with evergreens. Refreshments were served.

Those present were: Misses Kate Duster, Electa Williams, Minnie Kreutjzig, Messrs. Earl Pound, Bert Simmons, Chas. Riley Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Felthopf, Mr. and Mrs. John Sohn, Jr., Mrs. Christian Kreutzig. -ft

Miss Sara B. Floyd entertained her euchre club on New Year's eve at her home on South Sixth street. A threecourse supper was served at 7 o'clock. The evening was spent in playing cards, the prizes being won by Mrs. H. M. Smith and W. C. Ball. The score cards were tied with red ribbon and held dainty calendars. Mr. and Mrs. S. C. McKeen, Mrs. Helen Allen and Harry Isaac substituted. After the games punch was served in- the dining-room. The next meeting of .the club will be with Mrs. W. R, McKcen, Friday, the 16th.

Dr. and Mrs. Joseph JI,,..Weinstjein gave a famil$ dinner in. thp, ordinary, of tne New Filbeck New, Yfiftr'g day. The table was decorated in holly, hyacinths and narcissus were given as souvenirs. The place cards w^yjN.^.Ye^^s cards with appropriate .verseg..|{.!Covers were laid fojr 16. Miss i|frtjlaf' ^milton of Montic^lo, 111., was 4\v^of tbwn guest

Mrs. Chancey Warren entertained the Rev. Dr. Lyman Abbott. of New York Wednesday evening at dinner. Those invited to meet lii!li~ Were Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Oakev and afts. George Brokaw.

A delightful progressive supper was given by a number 8ftedies of the south side, New. Year's e^J^IThe ^aarticipartts assembled at 7 o'e!od& -afc ike- houie of

the^Misses where two course* were Berred, l)cead, fruit and fish.

the ptaces *9re toj

liorns. From here th* Jiarty went ttf tUe home of the lueses Strong, wi»ere a game course' was serve#, the place cards were water colors, the work of, Miss Stroitg. Misfe LfMu* CoX, of Ohio street,-was the nekt hostess. A salad: was served. The table wis ia pink alad white. French bonbons were ,at the: places holding all sorts of curiok The: final course, consisting of plunk pud-' ding and coffee, was served at th« home of the Misses Cox op South £5ixjth street. The favors we're daintj calendars for 1903, The gentlemen invited were? Mai Failey, Robt. Herkiner, Hubert Hanfta, John Crawford, 'fchartey Mewhinhiy, Wilson Naylor Cox, Sherburne Jfenekesj.

Miss Julia Rice entertained at dinner Wednesday evening at her home o# South Center street. Her guests were the Misses Mary Gilbert, Helen Blftke, Alice Jjanjs, Richard and Henry Gilbert, Vvarren Ijams and Sam Haythorne

Mr. and Mrs. G, W. Bement gave a New Year's dinner at their home 0I» Ohio street Those present were: The Rey. and Mrs. J. E. Sulgter, Mr. ioW Mrs. Bruce Bement, Mr. and Mrs. II. B. Strong and Mrs. Carlton.

Mr. and Mrs. M.-C. Hamill, Mrs. "V^aAdeveer, Miss Frances Hatcill Fred d'evecr and MaTy Milam Hanlill took din* ner at the .Terre Haute house Nejv Year's day

A delightful skating party was givMj New Year's night at Brcmsons skating rink to which about forty friends of L. J. Weinstein and Mrs." A. G. Gavins were, invited to meet Miss Bertha Ha,milton, of Montieello, 111., who is the guest ot Mrs. Cavins. The evening was spent in skating and' later dancing was :ihdulged in, the music being furnished by the Bronson orchestra. Refreshments were served after the dancing. iiiv

Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Perdue' gave' a family dinner New YearV day at' their home on North Fiftli street. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Halstead, Mrs. Bell Perdue Crawford, Dorothy and Andrew Crawford, Mij. and Mrs,

R. Bryant, Mrs. Grace Biyant, Mir. and Mrs. E. W. Ross, Miss Sue Ross, Mr. and Mrs. Ilarxy Ross and $ons Reid and Vein Ross, of Sullivan.

The members of the cntertailwient commitee of the Young Women's Christian association held a meeting Friday afternoon to plan work for the'coming month. Mrs. Allyn Adams is chairman of this committee.

Miss Eunice Hunter invited ft few friends Wednesday afternoon to, meet Mrs. Gordner F. Well8.

Miss Helen Springsteen. Miss Mila Smitn and Miss Anna Wheeler aTe'expected from Indianapolis to attend the

Duenweg dancing reception.

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Wilkinson 'of Brazil were in the city to attend a New Year's dinner given'by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Teel.and sons. -V-

Mr. apd 3fr's. Oscar Froeb gave an informal dinner at their home Wednesday for Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sibley, who just returned from Denver. Among the guests were: Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Miller, Mr. and Sirs. G. Thickstuji, Mr. and Mrs. F. MeNutt, Mr. and Mrs. F. Siblev

Miss Julia Rice will entertain her card club Saturday evening at her home on South Center street. ,...

Mrs. C. C. Oakev, assisted by Miss Isabeiia Oakey and Miss Hamill of New York, received at her home on Nor.n Center street today.

Miss Pearl Hilton gave a watch meet' ing at her home on North Fifth street Wednesday evening. Several musical solos Were rendered by Miss Pearl Hilton and Miss Maude Ray. A boy supper, which proved a great deal of amusement, was served at 12, after which the guests departed at a late hour. Those present were: Misses Edith Rowley, Peaj-l Hilton, Maude Ray, Ora Parker, Grace Carter, Gertha Grimm, Messfs. Curtis Porter, Edwin Reed Austin Davis, Fred Helman, Charles Summers, Everett Henderson. Regrets were received from several.-,. \t

The members of t.ie Phoenix club g&ve a delightful dancing reception and card party, followed by a banquet, Wedhesday evening ait their club rooms. It waa a full-dress affair and a number of out-of-town guests were present. A number of the members played cfii'di, the prizes being won by Mrs. Bear and Mr. Loeb who is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ham* berger at the Filbeck. A stringed orchestra furnished the.', music for the dancing. A sumptuous banquet waa served at midnight.

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Miss Grace Gardiner and-. Miss Ruby Gallagher gave a delightful dantrmg party Tuesday evening at the home of Miss Gardiner on South deiitcr afreet. Refreshments were, served during, the evening. -r

Miss Mabisl Philips entertained, her card club Wcdneaday" evening at, her home in Collett, .Parte place.. Thet men bers of the club have been meeting regularly this winter and playing cards' for points, the' prices to be a^pa^lcd at afi appoints! time.- On Wednesday evening six handsome /prizes were aiparded. the successful players. Mite

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Fiabeck

.won the first, six stCTlifyf tea »poons Miss Bertha tKienwigrsecond, a cut glass vase Mrs, James,Royse, third, "Aii Old Sweetheart of Min^." Mr. Ray Itippeto* won the mert'e flrtt priHfe Sa water «»1ot painting Mr. M^colm. Steele, a cut glass flask, andjMr. Sam ^g, a juik handkerchief. At the close of the g&ines a.hot luncheon was served. }fr, and Mr*. Samuel Wilkinson ofg Brazil were guests of the cluhi

I^ast Wednesday evening at o'clock Miss Mary Judith Johnson and Mr. Alwxander Bspy Stalev Of Vermillion tlbj

.and C^oVtJK^^Blo^at-.^ town, sk mijee of jtl^f ci,ty. briilB jwore a simple gotvn of white, Pers-, ian.lawn and .earrip^.rfir^diwWte carRations. 'Aff^r coursfe' lun•,/the dininjg roopi beiii| MiiliBr,. Staley and Harriet ^ohiitsqA. ^ie- Miise was prettily decorated in holly and cut flowers, the prevailing colors being red and green.

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Mrs .John Jdh^Eotr: 6ff¥rii^gtin,. lli:, but ba^° niade h'^r twine .^witli Mr.' anjd Mt«.' Oro^iher. fd'r. t^e .pjast ..five yfars. Tbe groom:i is-the. son of Mr. and .Mrs. Aaron Stt^ejr and is an enterprising senool teacher. -'Mri". and Mrs.- Staley will make their future- home with thte groom's .parcjats. aieat- XerTixyiioju^-^V-

The East End Euchre club met Wednes-i day evening at the home of Mr. and 3^?. W W. \Vijsm oa East-Chestnut street:: tfhe 0r^t ladies prize was awarded rto Mr?. Robert Andtew, the setond to Mrs. Henr^ Kniptasli ird th"e coin^olatlon to Mrs..A. Herring.: H. F. Schmide earried ofF the Jugh'eat honors-1 for the rri^.n, Jacob Kennons took Second and the cOnsolation was/giVen to County Clerk-elect William Berry..

The regular.: meeting of the: ladies -of .fte Geiinan Miethodifct Episcopal 'sliin'ch ^tyill be held on, next irhursdiay instead today on a^uht of ^his b^ing Yeat's day. The meeting will be held raiith Mrs. G. J. Miller'oi No. -1436 Cha^e

Aparty waa^given at "the residencefof Miss-M. Oertcll,- 933, South FouHh street, Tuesday afterioon,' Dtecember 30, 19Q3-/'frorn 2 to 5 o'clock. Refreshments were served bnd were followed by songs by Mr. T. Minor' and Mrs. II. Minor-of New York. Mrs1. -E. Oertell sang. -.Those present were: Mrs- .S^-Q^rteH ij. Nachman of North CarSiina^Mrs. H. MinOr and Mi*. T* Min# of New York, Miss Madeline Oertell, Miss Melva Oertell] Gertrude Stoecher, Heljen Louise Kisiier, Sylvia Rftmsay^ Olive May Zeig* ler iff Chicago, Edith Hayes, Lucy Meiay, Frank Oertel}, Howard' Miri9r, Nellie Oertell and many others.

"ilie Solee- ang held its' regular meeting lapt evening at the hdme of Miss Mayme G. ,Cronin -on ^outh Thirteenth Street/ Thfee tabffes p'ayM euchre. The prizes Were won by Miss feophia Hulinan and Mr. Ed Hampton. After the games the arfair partook of the nature of a "wateh party." A hot: luncheon served. Dr. Rudolph Yunge substituted for an absent member. The hext meeting will be with Miss Fannie Arleth on January ,I4th.

Mr?.^ C.^^ ll Jewett entertained a number of young ladies at her home on Siputh Seventh. Street at. a watch, meeting in honor of her sister,, Miss Pearl Wilson of Logahspart. The young ladies cahie -dressed to represent old maid^ and the feature of the evening was a 'Man Himt." Miss Emma Dodson ^.as awarded the prize in the contest.' The characters represented were: Mehitahle Green.

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Priscjlla Prim... De Ette Walker Matilda Judkins......... .Emma Dodson Ophelia Jenks........... .-.Belle Rodman Virginia Creeper:. Helen HolliKgswdrth Lsvinia Clendenning........Fny Gardner Cindy Beauflower.........Mable Adams Belinda Blugerass.........Pearl Wilson

Dr. W. H. Roberts actod as judge and decided that Mehitable Green was the best made-up character. Ophelia Jenfci was given second place. r-

iJer .lunge Maenner Verein of the German M. E. church will meet on Fdiday evening with Mr. and Mrs. James Soulse. 1314 South Sixth street, and will be addressed by Mr. Charles B. Ehrman, with 'My Task" as a subject. This is ithe regular monthly meeting and the members and friends are requested to nonor the occasion with a large attendaffctv i4* 7*.^' 1

Miss Mae ilelmer gave a. 6 o'clock dinner Tuesday at »ier home on North Seventh street in compliment of Mr. and Mrs. CampbeU Pryor ones of Grand xvapids. After dinner two. tables played

cards

Miss Margaret Frisz entertained in honor of her guest, Miss kathryn Stein of Osgood, Ifid., Wednesday evening. The first part of the evening was devote^ to playing euchre, four prizes being awarded. At 11 O'clock a Dutch lufteh wiif served The .house vras prettily decorated in the Christmas colors—red and green. Those present were: Sfte^fes Margaret Kennens, Ida lOTnfiiefstouten, Nellie ParrottV ^llie Wafriiig, Eva Fieeman, Cora Frisz, feine.liie 'Kennens, »To«6ph|Re. Adfliir,"M*s.. J^hn St«^n, M?s«s. C-hat-les Stein, "WMam ^C^eason, \Jtie kfrebfter, Stern, .-^11 Krfliy,' fed Btirh« Wiliiaih Steijft, --Jfairy: -Waiting, E. Ife*Sehitiiiti Pitlsr,flh'. Joseph Fris^. •-Y-.

Ellj:9beth Coifc, youngeBt child 6f Mr. ft^Mrs: L. J. ^o*. of "Sotift Six.W tstrt6t,

afternoon. b^Vgiviag a n^fi^Qriio^cf pik ty. J,

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eveping in hioii^r of Mjbr Kathervna St«is of Osgood, Inii'. nvW' is spending: the holiday#- in' the-city.- -p.** va./•

Mri. R. Wttt»H^At«fetained ,'ai .cutis- Tuesday far in the TetlfS'HiUl$ C§|rfjue was played f*»r MH1. William Wood of Indiaiia^lis \\Jon tile fimt pme, a pfttiy enp^ and saucer Mrs. Jbbn' Btgwood won.'the ifecond, lace hamlkereh'ief,' and ^ra- Sryin of Cln eteAifi, consoinfifc prtot. A -Syt ^uacheoff- was

at the xtlbse of the -games. Mrs.

-Wffl tTood of -Indianapolis and Mre. '«f CiaiilfenAti i-were out- 6f to^ii

Chle of the brilliant parties of the holi-. day season was given the ball room of iihe-'Columbla club last night, by Mr. and -Samuel. ilauh, -iot »their daughter, Miss Hottens€" Rauli. .The handsome room v,«s "^further embellished with, groups i'6f fialms, ropes of laurel and |ira«titiesv.6fholly .and mistletoe. The .jjafcoiiy- was converted into "dens" for test.apd .smoking. Among the guests were Miss Sallie ahd William Hall of rjtfrastil and Wayne Big\vood„ of Terre iUnte-.-.-

The D. O. N. club was entertained by .MissMfcK.ee :of: North Fourth street, Monday: evening. The prize was won ^y '.Mies Thferesa Novotney. ^|»ff§f?4p

The Misses Ora and Nellie Weeks and,!

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Sandford to'join a house party given for tli.e, week at the- home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fessant.

Miss Fr^ncea Gruft Howe, youngest 4at#gftter% Of the late- Rev. E. Frank -Howe, wh9 succeeded Dr. Lyman Abbott in the Fii«t- Congregational c.hurch, was married recently to Mr. Herbert Sutton of'Biooklyn.. Mr. and Mrs. Sutton are now oh a tour to include Cuba, Yucatan and M^xiw on returning will re-

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M. ,£. church g&ve a party to the boys of his Sunday Bchool class at the home of ."Mr. and/Mrs. ,T. M, Sherman of 1504 Second avenue Tuesaay. Games were played and^^ music was furnished by different- members Of the class. Eai'l Pound aitd James Gibobns delivered dufets oa the mandolin and guitar. Refreshments

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ice cream, cake and cho

colate vtere served and ft general good time as: had. Those present were: Enient McBride, Edwin Smith, e, James Gibboiisy Jack Smith, Ariibtt Wass and Cirl St. ClfliiT'CMi'6.^1. II. Rankin, Mrs. Edltfn Smith and Miss Lillie LeDrcw assisted Mrs. Sherman in servihg the refreshments.

.--Mi^s ££ejen Dunean gave a beautiful Christmas party Wednesday afternoon at her -bomejan. .S, Sjxtli street. She was assisted iijt^r^ceiy-iug the guests by her jnetheivMrs. William-Duncan and Miss Ida Oveystreet of Gretencastle. The house was artistically decorated with holly wreaths tied with red ribbon and garlands of evergreen. Nine tables played enchre until five o'clock when refreshments were served. ,A little sprig of holly was fastened on §ach mold of ice cream, i'our pretty prizes—ra fan, "a- speckled bird" and ,two fancy boxes of writing- paper were awarded the sucee^cfult ils^es?. Those, invited were: Misjes .Mipnio Kelso» Alma Stele, Estelle •Luckey, Anita Baueimister, Valeria Milh»r, Georgia. Robertson, Anna Messer, Heien Reckeri, Helen Thomas, Helen Albr«dit, Helen Rood, Fay .Wheelcfr, Ethel Benjamin, Julia Rice, Margaret White, Grace Soule,* Grace Riohle, Mary Cox Lelia Ogle, Helen Duddleston, Nan Brossins, -Stella.McFall,. Kate MoGiiire, Mario Newhart, Carabelle- Greiner, Jessie Blood, Ruby Crapo, Ruth Adamson, £ditV Wilson, Grace Gardner, Mayme Scudder, Mary Grimes, Maud Hager, Hfelen Jenkins, Hilda Nicholson, Sadie Locke, Gertrude and Josephine Hulman, Nortna Bauermeistcr, Claire Dryer, Helen Jolinson, Paula Beauchamp, Bertha Duenweg,. Mary and Doyne Scott and Ida CK?erstreet of Greencastle.

Mrs. Mttlvern A. Howe? of Collett'.park place gave an informal tea today fbr Mrs. S. 0. Brown of Nashville, Tenn. All -of Mrs. Brown's former neighbors were united to meet her—pink and tvhite were the colors used in tlic decorations." V" "-r'T*

,-.Mre. Walter.B. Noffsinger, Miss Maude Fidlar ind Miss Lizzie Gray left Thursday for the iiome of .Mr. and Mi's. F. J. Fessant near Sandford, $'here they will be the guests of tlie Fessan^ts^ who are giving a house party. -ra-

Mrs. James ParkhUrst, 1013 Central avenue, entertained the St. Mary's, of the Woods Club Monday afternoon. A musical program was furnished by Misses Grote, Conlen and Rudy pf Terre Haute. Miss Ida Richardson read an original poem, "Sunshine Land,' and Miss Alice Cullcn read a paper on "Phases of Higher Education." The out-of-town guests were Miss Pape of Cincinati, Miss Ko«s of Converse, Ind., and Miss Rudy of Terre Haute.-—Indianapolis Journal)

The members of the Delta Alpha. Phi society gaye a diafing dish party Ne^v Year's evening at theVhome of the Misses Emma and Ma 17 Crawford on South Sisiltlii street] TlibSe "present were the Mioses Alice ljam^, J5nima and Mary Crawford,, Afiirgafiet and Agnes Gray £foai8« White, Hrien Blake, Clare Dryer, Harriet, Gftaee. arid Gertrude To^mley, feay '^ehtkjBS, jjbtidfnofc Huiiley, Otis Wh1tift,,'S$?tt Hanna, Warren Ijams. WH80BrtHiavle's Blike Henry Gilbert, 8«l& iSa^thoriie/ Robert Arnold, Robert fleilMj^ and Henry Gilbert.

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who was mariied

to 0^rge--:W. Guilder, OfiBrowstown, 18 a ^radvajbs 'Of the Nortiilil^cho^l and 1m-fll'lHst-«rtMy liift3 been t^ijhing at BrsOiil.

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The W." C. C.- celebrated Nevr Year's day? by keeping* open "house in the, afternoon. Christmas grecfls. adorned the walls-of the rooms. Cards and music \vi»Ff the amusements.

fhifc -IDIehikffe -olub gav^ i-'dance and ,w#tch p5»rty Wednesday evening at their ielqb Tdcuna^^No. 800'^ Wabash avenue. .1^Hiiy.coiinlea were present and enjoyed a'lonjjlifet of dances. Prof. MfcDonnelly had ohargfl of the affair.. The, dancq did not break up until after 2 o'clock in tl»e morning. f* 1$dhertV\freWter and Ellia. Hoke, both of Coal fifuff. Ind., Ijppeared before thA county' clerli hir ttvomftig and after pro

curing a marriage license looked about for ^ome one to tie the knpt. Justice Clmrcll was at tjil^ co^t -house and with •little hesitation? started the couple 011 -their married life journey in the clerk's office.

The Young Men's Institute kept open .feouge yesterday. a/t^rno«n in .their club rooms over the McKeen ba.nk, in honor of the young lady friends of the Y. M. I. mombers^i The- rooms were ai-tistically decorated.... Punch was served throughout the afternoon and .dancing indulged in. All of the young ladies registered ag they entered the rooms and were given carnations ias favors.

The Misses Margaret and Minnie A'sk« en, Helleu and Hortense Casey, Catherine l'attonj Leone Sharpless and Ma-s-ters Iiarrold "SbarpJess, William Bu.rke,and Vernon Tennis, assisted Miss Grace Tennis, in .celebrating her tenth birthday, New. Year's.eve, at her home 814^ Main street. Cake and cream wtire served and many appropriate presents were received by the little mis9.

Mrs. Lizzie Kantz entertained the Jjl* dies Aid society of the Zion church at her home 815 South Eighth street, Jun 1, 1 IKK). The society also had election of officers. Those present were? Mrs. Pt'rank, Mrs. Duesner, Mrs. Leuhring, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Wcimandjl Jlra. Snyder, Mrs.. Frey, Mrs. Stortz,. ..Mrs, Bergham, Mrs,. \roight, Mrs. Gemmecke, Miss Martha Genimcrke, Miss HBdna Schroeder, Mrs. George, Mrs. Rubsh, Mrs, Caton, Zula Yun-ker, Mrs. Yunker, Sirs. Buclianon, Mrs. Biikman, Mrs. Etmasji, Mrs. Morlock, Mr. Pfrank, Rev. Jjeyhring, Rev. Koening. and William Yunker.

Among the people who attended the dancing reception given by Mr. and Mrs. John T. Bays and son, Fred Bays, at Sullivan, Tuesday night, were Mrs/ Will Parrott and Miss Nellie Parrott as the guests of Mrs. Saur White, Miss Clmrlotte Jahleni. with ..Mrs. Jamson, Daytoau. .w.ibhi.Kpeti-. Bays, Joe Kero^ and- Miss'iMattie Williams.

A skating watch pa.rtv at Bronson'a rink was held Wednesday night. Skating was indulged in until 11:30, dancing till 1 o'clock. Punch -was served throughout theevening. Afterwards the ladies surprised the young men with a, banquet at McPeak's. It was served ira eighc courses. The table was decorated with paims and at each plate was a bouquet of hyacinths and ferns. A novelty in decoration was that the ineatspctt., were decorated with artificial liliBSt-taifc from beats, apples and turnips. Tlietjutrticipants were: Loriana McDonaldj^tfa-, bel Kuhlman, Myrtle Van Cleave, Srjaad Lee Ryan, Cora Barwitzky, Ilallie.-^ejrt-on, Mayme Burget, Emma Mollers, Jessie Burget, Ollie DeGrey* Mary Neeiian, Lillie Thornton, Mary Jinks, Louise rinkbiuer, Miss Ore, Nellie Weaver",- Alva. Baker, Elsie Pek^, Mabel Brown,.Jessie Hughes, Miss Ryan, Mary True Messrs. Herihan Raabe, Harry Kadel, Paul Weber, Harry Drake, Hairy Hall, George Burget, Allen Drake, Fred Hays, (,'lea Hankey, James Price, Will Lindley, Lee Bulman, Jack O'Brien, Fred Fisbeck, Homer Williams, Con Connelly, .Joo More, Frank Volkcr, Walter Caton, Russell Egnew, Horace Pugh and Henna a., Welte. 1 '~M

Considerable surprise was caused yesterday by tlie announcement of the marriage of Mjss Ruth F. Lawrence and Dr. Hal. E. Boudinot, two of Danville's most prominent young people, says the Danville (111.) Press. The wedding was a very quiet affair and comes as a complete surprise to their most intimate friends. The eeremony was performed yesterday afternoon at 5:45 o'clock at the Third church of Christ parsonage, Rev. S. S. Jones officiating. Tlie^bride is a beautiful and accomplished jSilWg lady and is recognized as one oiLdlie social leaders of the city*. She hasjnado many friends by her charming personality who will unite in extending'lfongratiilations. She is the daughter of Judge and Mrs. W. R. Lawrence. Dr. Boudinot is one of the best known young men of the city. They will depart.the sixth of this month for Oklahoma City where they will make their future home."

Mr. and Mrs. Ernil Millet' entertained at dinner Tuesday in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Halt and daughter, Edith, of Sullivan.

Mr. and Mrs, Harry Pugh gave a supper Wednesday for Mr. and Mrs. J. Hait and daughter, Miss Edith,-of Sullivan.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hart and daughter, Miss Edith who have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. ,L. Jentz for the post ten days, returned .to their borne in Sullivan. Mrs. Jcrttz gave a supper irt fHWFhbnfer.'/'

The Jackson club will not dance" Tuesday as Thursday is Jackson club day and there will ie dancing at the club in the afternoon, and a banquet at the Terre Haute house4 in the evening.

Miss Anna Royse has returned from Sullivan where she was the gfcest of Mrs. Mahley and attended the Christmas dance.

Mrs. Herbert P. Dahlen entertained her card club Wednesday afternoon at her home

Eagle street. Miss Kath-

erine .Braman won the prize. Refreshments were served after the games.

Mbs Eleanor Cunningham entertained two tables at.cards Wednesday afternoon. "*"r'

Nelle ^|8bi&clc entertained her

circle of Kings D'a'ifgliters Wednesday at dinner, Tlie members are: Misses Helen Jenkins. Helen Reckert, Victorine Spang, Stella Dewees, Madeline Davis, Eleanor Hord, Oliv0 Diall, Paula Bcauchamp, Helen Johnston.

The engagement of Claude H. Str&ttott of this city, to Miss'Wlnifred M-' Fehon, of Orange, New Jersey, was announced .today. The young people met at .New SymTiia last winter where both were spending' this season. The tfeddin^ will take place Febfbary 1st.