The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-03-06
Society Events.

Prof. Brenneke win give his third class party
next Wednesday evening at his academy.
The Chapel Club meets next Wednesday,
March 9. with Miss Louise Neu, No. 130 West
Fret street.
Mr. and Mrs Conduit will give a card party
Tuesday evening to friends at their home on
Park avenue.
The second reception Of Mr.. and Mrs. Schuyler
&. Haughey Will he given Thursday at their home
at Mapleten Farm.
The Neighhorly Club will meet at the residence
of Mr.. s. X. Fletcher. 437 North Tennessee
street, Tuesday evening
Mr. and Mrs. c. p. Green entertained quite a
party of friends PLEASANTLY Tuesday evening
with O neighborhood tea.
Mrs. W. ". Scott will give the second of her
series of receptions tomorrow afternoon at her
home on North Meridian street
The marriage OF Mr. J. W. Percy of the News
and Miss Daisy ketcham will occur Wednesday
at the home OF the brides parents.
Miss stewart entertained 2 few friends In
In honor OF Miss Florence Byers, OF Louisville.
Mrs George n. Catterson entertained q few
friends handsomely at dinner last evening in
observance OF Mr.. Catterson's birthday anniver-
sary.
Mr. VIII Christian will entertain friends FRI
day evening at his homo on North Alabama
street: Quite number of Wabash students Will
attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Newcom gave a birthday
dinner Friday. inviting few friends. among
whom were Mr.. and Mrs. John Hipes, OF New
Castle.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Clark entertained quite a
which they had tasteful decorations, pretty
favors and handsome prizes to make the affair
complete.
Mrs wm ID. Cooper and Mrs. Lew Wallace
Cooper will entertain their friends Wednesday
afternoon with n reception ut their home on Col
lege avenue.
Mrs II. Hamburger has issued invitations for a
reception Thursday afternoon. from to d
o'clock, in honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. Michael BAN
berger, OF New Iork-
The Leapyear Pleasure Climb gave its first
reception at the home OF Miss May Hicks, No.
22l Buchanan street. Monday evening. Music
and dancing were the min feature OF the even
Ing.
An evening OF rare enjoyment to those partici-
pating was that of last Monday at the residence
of Miss Maud Pressed on Bellefontaine street
The evening was spent at card playing and en-
toying selections or music.
Miss Hattie Rost entertained a large number
of friends with dancing and cards Monday even
ing. at her home on Dougherty street. The
rooms were beautifully decorated with plants
the savOIs for each guest.
merry party was that given Cora Belle Lay
man. at her home In iryinston. upon the oc-
made merry the hours from to O'clock. The
dining room was pret;ily decorated. The birth
day cake, with It's ten wax candles, the ice
cream served in many fancy molds. all ELECTED
from the happy children ordinations OF nd
miratfOn and delight.
One Of the annIal occurrences OF interest to
large circle f. the celebration of the birthday
anniversary OF Prof III. ID. Belssenherz. Yes
terGay was the date for the event. Prof. Bets
senherz is as familiar 10 the public as almost any
person seen upon the streets and tneater-goers
for years have known him well. Since retiring
from the leadership OF the theater orehestras he
has devoted himself entirely To teaching. Most
instruments are Taught By him, but the violin
and piano are his favorites just
seventy five IN the art and direct
ing the Plymouth Orchestra, an organiZa-
ton composed mostly Of his pupils. Yesterday
afternoon Professor BciSsenherZ gave a party 10
his younger friends, and the spacious parlors
were bereft OF their furniture and made a play
ground for the children. ana they had merry
time. the Professor entering heartily into their