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evening at their home, on State avenue. A
large number of friends were present to offer

evening, at their home, on State avenue A
large number of friends were present to offer
congratulations
Washington Lodge No. ia, Knights of
Honor, celebrated its tenth anniversary at
Pfaffiin's Hall on Wednesday night. A fine pro-
gramme was presented, which was listened to by
large audience.
A large family gathering was held at the
residence of Mrs John Duncan or Wednesday
evening. in honor of Mesdames Niblack j. H.
Wilson and Lewis Wallace The occasion con-
tanned hearty enjoyment for all present.
At the reception given by Mrs William Wal
lace last night, in honor of Mrs John Coburn, CT
Montana, and Mrs. Jeremiah Wilson, of Wash
lngton City, an innovation was made by the
unmarried ladies present, who wore no bonnets
The Woman's Club met on Friday, with a
slight change of programme The paper to have
been read by Mrs Dorsey was read by Mrs.
Margaret Marshall The subject. 1.-THE Last OF
Elizabeth's Knights, was handled in a thorough
and instructive manner. Miss NJ. l.. Bright led
the conversation.
Mr. E. FL. Dunmeyer entertained stag
progressive euchre party on Wednesday even
ing, which, considering the absence of the fairer
sex, was most enjoyable At the close OF the
evening, Mr.. Geo. Watson stood at the head
and Mr.. E. L. Rodenberger at the foot OF the
class and received favors accordingly.
The reception given by Mrs. VIM. Wallace on
Thursday afternoon was most recherche affair.
The spacious parlors were crowded during the
hours designated with the leading and most cul
tured ladies of Indianapolis society. The usual
routine of reception etiquette was followed out
rejecting credit upon the good management OF
the hostess.
A number of prominent young people have re-
ceived invitations for the opening ball in the
music hall at Franklin, on May %. The affair,
which is strictly invitational promises to be a
brilliant one. Henry Hart furnishes the music
The dancing space is 1O0x52 feet. Arrange
Wi ha made for ha Ind art
to return the same night
Mrs. c. E. Kregelo assisted by her daughter,
Miss Carrie, entertained the Ladies' Missionary
Society on Tuesday afternoon in delightful
manner. Mrs NJ V. Marshall read paper on
"Corea, the Last of the Hermit Nations Mrs.
Julia NJ. Moses contributed we'll written arti-
Gle on 1.-THE Monks of Iona" and Mrs. Jane
ketchum led the conversation The session was
replete with brilliant intercourse of thought and
opinions. Refreshments were served.
One of the most pleasant events of the season
occurred on Monday evening. when forty-three
of the pupils and friends of Mrs r " Thomas
entered her dancing academy at 36A East Wash
ington street, taking the husband and wife by
surprise The happy couple had probably been
thinking of their wedding anniversary of the
day before, when the guests proceeded to make
their "reminiscences assume quite lively reality
After congratulations, a beautiful fruit~stand
and card receiver combined inlaid with gold,
was presented.
The missionary society of the Fourth Presby-
terrain Church held largely attended meeting
at the residence OF Mrs. Charles L. Kregelo
Wednesday afternoon last Mrs Maggie Marshall,
read an interesting paper on ''Corea, the Last
of the Hermit Nations" and Mrs. Julia NJ. Nor
ris one of very entertaining description on 1.-THE
Monk of Iona Both productions showed care
full research conversation was led by Mrs.
James Ketchum. and a short talk was given by
Mrs. Carrier. Mrs. Leon Bailey gave vocal
SOLO, and Mrs. Harry Kregelo instrumental
music.