The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-02-26
Society Even CO.

Miss Annie Peek entertained a number of her young
friends at luncheon yesterday very delightfully."-.
Mr.. Fred L. Bissell member of the T. l.. L. wa.
married on last Monday to Miss Lille Halpin at No
b23 West North street.
The engagement is announced of Mr.. Hal Byran tc
Miss Alice Summers of Louisville The marriage will
occur about the last of March.
Mrs. d. L. Whittier and daughter will give q re
ception on Thursday afternoon, from to 5 o'clock
IN honor of their guest, Mrs. Thermal, of Chicago
Mrs Leon Kahn entertained a few friends at cards
OF Thursday evening, at her home North East
street. Unique favors presented to each guest
At the meeting of the Matinee Musicale on Wednes
day the compositions Of q. Bizet j. Faure T. Durand
and A; Dupont will be rendered by members of the
second division.
First Presbyterian Church will nset on Wednesday
afternoon, with Mrs. John H Holiday, on North
Meridian street.
The subjects for the womans Literary Club ext
Friday will be Germany in the Sixteenth Century
by Miss Farquhar; sits Arts by Mrs. Bond, and the
conversaton Its Civilization will be led by Mrs.
r. w. Chislett-
Mr.. and Mrs. Josh. E. Tlorea gave very pleasant
masked reception last Thursday evening at their
dence East Market street. in honor of their neice
Mise Allie Sampson, and her cousin, Miss Josie Nor
ris. of Cincinnati. o.
birthday surprise party was given to Miss Mabel
dancing. games, and refreshments- Miss Mabel was
There pr eseat Misses Field Minthorn Streetsr
Blaze, Manning. Pyle, Wilmington, Miller. and
Hicks, Cox, Smith, and Matlock.
Miss Annie Peck entertained a number of her school
friends yesterday at luncheon. The decorations and
was congenial and delightful one. The guests who
aaScepted Miss Peck's hospitality were Misses Ruth
Fletcher Florence Krag Helen Erwin Deborah
Moore. Elna Comey. Mary Dye, Mary TAYLOR Angie
Moon, Kate Wallick, Lottis Ransden and Emma
Master Ed Branharn entertained his frieod. ON Fri;
day evening with delightful dancing party. A large
ments were tasteful. The guests included Misses
Blanche Thompson, Helen Common. Annie and Lucille
Win Turner, Robert McOuat. Arthur smith, John
Cobb. Ed Folsom and Ed Allen of Terre Haute
Mrs. Burt Parrott gave very pleasant thmbie
party Friday afternoon to few friends at her
residence or North Alabama street At o'clock a
with rose and ssehet favors The guests in.
cluded Mrs. Baker, Mrs. Webb. Mrs. Gardner Mrs.
Harding, Mrs. Coughlen, Mrs Bamberger, Mrs Cope.
land, Mrs Heating, Miss Hamburger and Miss Gold
thwaite.
ut Plymouth Church, Tuesday evening. March ID.
Rossini's compositions enter largely into the pro-
with rSs following soloists: Mrs John p. Frenzel
Miss Riah Wilcox, Mr.. Frank II. Hemstreet, Mr.. w.
viii play several numbers, among them the William
TEL overture, considered by many musicians the
nnest overture ever composed
Mr. and Mrs. C. c. Koerner gave pleasant enter
Business College and friends, at their home North
70 short musical programmes, In which Mrs Bar.
meier. Misses Steffen Miss Rogers. Mr.. Becker Mr..
kstcham and Mr.. Fox took part Two tableaux were
admirably presented, "Pygmaiion and Gaiatea' and
Return from the Masquerade" This was followed
by 9 dance until IL o'clock The favor for each
guest was quill pen, gded and tied with ribbon.
bearing the names Of host and hostess and the date
of the entertainment.
Ire Chautauqna Literary and Social Circle
serthaEied on Monday afternoon by Mrs. Roscos
hawkinss 10 576 North Tennessee street. The
customary lessons were given. Papers were read by
Mrs Walcron and AIRS. Fay, and Mrs Smock gave
Hines Share, add lara and Gaylord Hawkins. The
day was the hfteenth anniversary of Mrs. Hawkins.s
marriage and instead of being surprised she sur
prjsed the company with the announcement. and
before the adjournnent went up stairs donned her
wedding costume Of light-hine silk en- train The
<reas wss trimmed with TWO biased rufaes and the