The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-11-27

Governor Chase and other friends were
entertained at dinner Friday evening, by
Col. and Mrs. w. I. Royse. A pleasant
evening was enjoy cd.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. b. Millikan will cele-
brate the first anniversary of their mar
rage at their home. on North Meridian
street. Thursday. Dec. s.
Miss Flora Greenstreet entertained
friends yesterday afternoon with an In
formal reception in honor of her guest,
Miss Rnsher. Of Boston.
MIR. and Mrs. Solomon Leopold will cele-
brate the twentieth anniversary of their
marriage tonight. at their residence, No.
277 South Delaware street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron III. Blair. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry l.. Wallace and Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Taylor will give a large reception, Tuesday
evening, at the Propvlaum.
A delightful event of the past week was
q surprise party given Monday by Mr.. Har-
~ Knowles to his wife, it being the fourth
anniversary of their marriage.
Mrs. John r. Pearson and Mrs. Horace
Smith Will give n card party Tuesday after
noon. and with their mother, Mrs. Dickson,
coffee party Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. +. b. McOuat will entertain her
friends Wednesday afternoon, from 3 to 9
o'clock. in honor of her daughter. Mrs.
John w. HolcOmb, of Washington, ID. G.
Mr., and Mrs. i. L. Frankem have issued
invitations for the marriage of their dargh-
ter, Helen Gray. to Mr.. Leon DonehoO of
Allegheny. Pa. at 1880 O'Clock Thursday
morning.
Tuesday evening q number of friends
surprised Mr.. William II. Hagerhorst. at
his residence. No. 1G2 Park avenue. The
evening was pleasantly passed In dancing
and playing cards.
The marriage OF Miss Harriet Ohr,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Fl. Ohr, and
Mr. > ames Josephs. of Chicago. will take
place WadpQa6av auapinn af the fo~iIu
residence, on North Meridian street.
MI. Lewis Kriel has issued invitations for
the marriage OF his daughter, Ella Eliza
Deth, and Charles Oscar Prutzman. TO take
place Wednesday, Dec. z, at the family
The reception will. follow from s to 10
o'clock. At home cards are for after Jan.
1, at No. 81 East Charles street. Muncie.
The first open day of the Matinee Musi-
Gale will be Wednesday, in the assembly
haii OF the Propylaum. A song recital
Will be given by Mrs. Genevra Johnston
bishop. o vocalist who has sung with the
Seidl and Nikisch orchestras, which is sufi-
clent guarantee of her excellence. Those
NOT holding invitations are admitted for O
small fee.
The Contemporary Club will meet wednes-
day evening at the Propylaum. ]. Lau-
renee Laughlin, Phi. D., head professor of
political economy in the University of Chi
csgo. Will address the club on the subject,
folitlcai Economy and Christianity" The
reception committee includes MIR. and Mira.
David Wallace, Mr.. and Mrs. George f.
Adams, Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore L. Sewall.
"A bowling club has been organized. and
the alley on North Meridian street has
been secured for each Monday evening.
Ihe members are Messrs. Benz. ID. Walcott,
Henry s. Fraser. Clarence Wulsin. Robert
M~artindale. Augustus Coburn, Joseph
Herod. j. X. Sharpe. jr.. Merrick Vinton.
William Taylor. William Pirtle Herod. g.
Z. Roster and Lynn Martindale. The men,
bers are privileged TO take ladies.
Mrs. Tennis gave a handsome party
yesterday afternoon at the PROXY
lRum for her son Alva and his friend and
guest, Mr.. Dolphine Slattery, of Cincin-
natl Nearly seventy young people en-
Joyed the pleasures of the afternoon. The
two spacious parlors were used. I'm the
west parlor was Harris orchestra. which
played for dancing. In the east parlor re-
freshments were served. The room was
tastefully adorned with pink roses. The
table vas festooned with smilax and roses.
AND across one corner was the design of q
racquet made of pink chry santhemums. The
whole entertainments was graceful. and
much enjoyed by those who were honored
with invitations
The marriage of Miss Lucretia Frances
McMillln, daughter of Mrs. James r. Mo-
Millin. to Mr.. William A. Macdonald took
place at the family residences, 1872 South
Linden street, Wednesday evening. in the
presence OF o mum Der of friends and rela.
fives. MT. a. NJ. Thompson. Of the Seventh
ffesDy terrain church.. officiating. The
bride, handsomely attIred in an ashes-of.
roses lansdowne, with white roses, was at
tended by Miss Rena Poe, OF Rushvllle.
Me. Harry McMillin. brother OF the bride,
abroad were Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Carr. Mrs.
Hypatia Marshall. Mss Rena Poe. Miss
Bertha Carmichael and Mr.. Jesse Poe. of
Kushvilie; Misses Eta and Lucy Martin. of
S~helbyville. Ill: Mr., John c. McMillin. of
Chicago. and Mrs. NJ Williams. of Cincin-
natl. Mr.. and Mrs. Macdonald will be at
home to their friends ut No.. "a Fort Wayne
avenue after Dec q.
The Dramatic Club gave their fret en-.
t~ertsinment of the season last evening. in
the biy hall of the Propyl@um. The
committee, Mr. and Mrs. Il. =. r. Seguin.
Mr.. Henry Atkins and Mr.. John w. Chs
lett, had the affair in charge, and carried
1t through with great success. The play
ers rave exeeiient performances. and were
complimented By every one. The first play
was The Marble Arch" with Miss Brownie
Butler as Mrs. Merriweather Miss MAY
Armstrong as Constance Cameron. Mr..
James Leathers as Mr.. Merriweather. and
MI. Arthur Il. Grover as Captain Trentham.
The last play was "My Uncle's WIFI with
Miss Claire Shower as Florence Marigold,
Mr. Walter Williams as Mr.. Barker, and
Mr.. Horace Hord as Edward Cashmere.
After the play refreshments were served
and there was an informal dance. The
plays Will be repeated publicly Monday
evening for the benefit of the Free Kinder
garten and AID Society.
The first section of the Free Kindergar-
ten and Children's Aid Society will enter
tain Friday at Mrs. George Z. Towpley's.
No. 80 Broadway. There will be the usual
afternoon reception. and in the evening,
from 8 to II o'clock. a programme of music,
cards and dancing. For the former Miss
Cooper, Miss May Johnson. Mrs. Joseph
Wade and Mr.. Geiger will assist. The
heads OF the section are Mrs. L. L. Griffith
and Mrs. John w. Kern. assisted by Mes
danes G. +. TOwnley. w. ID. Cooper, T. X.
Taggart, Henry SEVERN. A. S. An
derson, w. w. Woollen. w. III.
Smith, j.. w. Chapman, G.. K.
Share. Fred!Appel. James p. Baker, Samuel
Taylor. q. w. Beck. jackson Lauders, w.
L. Noble. DR.. Rawls. c. f. Coffin. James
Harper. Stella Anderson. W.. c. Griffith.
w. Ill. Miller. +. NJ. Heron. Simeon Carey,
Charles Reese, ID. L. Whittier. O. G. Pfaff,
+. A Grover; Jasen Carey. J. w. Bryan.
II. r. Allen. H. sohurmann. A. NJ. Robert
son. Claude Griti sh. 7. Albert. w. II.
Butler. Lynn Stone, J. L. McCuliouqh.
Anna Webster, j.. A. Craig. A. J. Decker.
J. w. Campbell. j. o. Henderson, Joseph
Wade. S. II. Sweet. b. b. Peck,
George Bliss. NJ. /. Hare. Galbraith. A. G.
Smith. w. X. Bells. II. C. Newcomb,
Albert. Gall. jr. Fred Ellison. w. r.
Hobbs. John Melee. H.. Malpas. L. A.. RAN
dali. Alexander Ayres, William Burford.
Horner V. Lockwood, g. w. Lender. Geo.
Wright. John II. Dye. Anna Mavity. Frank
Van Camp. {. b. Holloway, r. l.. Talbot.
lr, John Pearson, Horace Smith. Merrick