The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-09-21

Ira NJ. Krutz and family returned to the State
OF Washington last night.
Miss Victor. of Cincinnati. is the guest of Miss
Bertha Rice, on Lincoln avenue.
Miss Elizabeth Ray left yesterday for Balti-
more 10 visit Mrs Phipps fora few weeks.
Miss Douglass OF Terre Haute. is visiting Mrs.
William Griffith. on North Delaware street.
Miss Fletcher. OF Chicago. is the guest of the
Misses Robinson, on Last washington street.
The Twin Mountain party gave n theater party
Monday night, and saw Nat GOODWIN and COM
pany.
Mrs. W. o. Taylor has returned from Rock
vile, Ill, where she has been visiting a few
weeks.
Mrs. b. Herman entertained friends the after
noon of the 18th. in honor OF Miss Victor. OF Gin
| cinnati.
Miss Jennie Eckhouse. The latter will remain
some time.
Mr.. Frederick Bags mas gone to Baltimore to
visit IL brother, whom he has not seen for nf-
teen years.
Miss Dunn. of shelbyville. is expected this
week To visit Mrs. Ernest Morris, on North Del
aware street.
Miss Petitdidier. who has been the guest OF
Miss Lucy Jacobs for several weeks, Will return
home tomorrow.
Mrs. julius Rosenthal, of Delphos, o., former
~ Miss Mollie Stein, is visiting her parents on
East Market street.
The marriage of Mr.. Hal Ridgeiey, OF this city.
and Miss Hyle, Of HaTrodsbVg. KY, will take
place early next month.
Invitations have been issued by Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Hay for the observance OF the fifth ami
yersary OF their marriage.
Miss May Crawford has returned to her home,
in Terre Haute, accompanied by Miss Kate Arm
strong, whose guest she has been.
MI: j. FL. Baldwin aud family will return to-
day from Harbor Point, Mich, where they have
been spending the summer at their cottage.
Mrs. Charles F. Jacobs and daughter Amy win
leave tomorrow for Boston. The latter will re-
main East and attend Mrs. Potter's school at
Everett.
The Country Club will be at home next Mon
day evening for a dance. Only members will re-
ceive invitations, and they will be issued the
last OF the week.
The engagement is announced of Miss Grace
Morrison, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William IL.
Morrison. and DR.. George +. Hunt. The mar
rage VIII occur the middle OF November.
THE FoRTNIGHTLY.
The season of women's clubs began yesterday,
and the Fortnightly Literary Club set tho ball
rolling with their Presidents day. The east par
lor of the PropyIeum was open, and plants and
q profusion Of fall flowers added to its cheerful
aspect The first hour was spent socially, the
members greeting each other and exchanging
had been separated. The friends were called
to order and seated and the retiring
to office. Mrs. Jenckes and Miss Ciaypooi were
delegates 20 the May meeting OF the Federation
Of Clubs. held in Chicago in May, and Miss Dye
and Miss Claypool TO the meeting of literary
clubs. in Lafayette. Reports of both meetings
were interestingly given. One member asked
the famous WOMEN Connected with the
federation, which she gave. Each one
named was one who was interested in equal
suffrage, woman's rights OF some profession. The
question was then asked, "Is the purely literary
woman a clubable womanl" The answer was de-
sion In the club during the season. The CONVEX
sation was bright and ready. The Fortnightly
was wa srganised In Ie6r1ary. lssS, by eight won
c. W. Fairbanks. IL has met as Its name
indicates and at the homes of their members.
there are fifty names enrolled. This season the
club takes q more advanced position. The meet
fnRs will be held at the wOman's club house,
creased to seventy-fve. The first regula r meet
ing Will be held next Tuesday afternoon
MISS Showers RECEPTION.
Miss Claire Shower gave n delightful reception
yesterday afternoon in honor Of her guest, Miss
Alternately, of Leavenworth. Kan. The house
with its tasteful and delicate draper
les was embellished with palms and ferns and as
the guests entered the door they were greeted
with sweet strains from Harris orchestra. The
shower who were assisted by Miss Dye. Miss
Mary Taylor. Miss Armstrong. Miss Mary Robin
son and Miss Mary Dye; Tho dining
from which ices and chocolate were served. was
decorated with ferns, pink roses OF summer and
lavender asters OF autumn happily blended. The
reception was one of the initial gatherings of the
season. and was attended by many. OF the lead
ing young society women. Miss shower gave n
dinner at z o'clock TO those who had assisted
and seven young gentlemen. The occasion was
a pretty compliment 10 the guest OF honor. who
had an opportunity to meether hostess's friends.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MI. Harry Hawekotte, of Clifton, near Cincin-
natl, and Miss Augusta NJ. Mueller, of this city,
were married yesterday afternoon at the homo
of the mother OF the bride, No. 4So South Illinois
street. in the presence Of a large number OF i'm
mediate relatives, prominent amongst whom
were the father, mother and two sisters of tn @
groom, from Cincinnati, as well as the members
of the choir of the Second English Lutheran
Church, of which the bride has been an efficient
member. The m was performed by
Rev. l. ID. Worman. pastor OF the Second
English Luthern Church. Numerous persons at
tested TO the estimation in which the contract
ing parties were held, chief among which was a
gift of IS. ZOO worth of stock In the American
Fire-engine Company Of Cincinnati. o., by the
father of the groom. After an elegant supper
for their new home at Clifton, o., where a nicely
furnished house awaits them.
MISREPRESENTATION.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
ELKHART. Ind. Sept. 20.-George A. vinnedge,
recently of Chicago and now engaged In bust
ness here, was united in marriage to-day, at 10
A. NJ, with Miss Louise sherwood, q leading So
ciety young woman of this city. On account OF
cago, only immediate relatives were present.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
FARMLAND, Ind, sept. 20.-Last evening, at
the residence of Rev. G. A. sholz, of the M. E.
Church, occurred the marriage of Mr.. Edward
Z. Wright and Miss Katie Clevenger. The groom