The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-12-31
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

The Ladies' Evening Club will meet, at
the Propylaum Tuesday evening for q
party.
Miss Mary Jane Graflin Is visiting her
aunt. Mrs. NJ. ID. Butler. on North Delsware
street.
The Misses Stewart will entertain q few
friends this evening at their home on est
Walnut street.
Mrs. Florence Battle returned from Con-
nersville, yesterday. where she has been
visiting Mrs. Huston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wood will entertain
the North-end Cinch Club Tuesday evening
at their home on Broadway.
Miss Edith Crosse will entertain q few
friends informally Thursday evening for
her guest. Miss Virgie Allen.
Miss Hattie Jacobs, of this city, is with
a party of student friends spending the
winter at GuGttingen, Germany.
Mrs. Thomas l.. Sullivan has issued invi.
tstIons for a reception Thursday afternoon
at her nome on North Tennessee street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Gent are expected,
tomorrow. to spend New Years with Mrs.
Gents parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Brown
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Coburn and Mr.. and
Mrs. N. +. Dalton ave issued invitations
for o reception at the Pr%opyleum, Wednes-
dsy evening, Jan. IL. at s pollock.
Miss Rhoda Sellick entertained her
IitCxUIy Oldo8 VI inc nlBu-SCuOOl very u0~
lightfully with q reception yesterday after.
noon at her home on East Pratt street.
Messrs. Edward Moore, Arthur C. Moore,
Macy s. Good and Harry &. Moore gave o
dance at the Propyleum Thursday even
ing. and not MIR. Good alone, as reported.
Mrs. Frank Lee Denny and daughter. who
have been waiting Mr.. and Mrs. u. q.
Howe, on North New Jersey street, for q
week, returned to their home in Washing
ton, ID. c., yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert B. Porter, who have
Leen visiting Hon. A g. Porter and family,
left yesterday for Richmond to spend q few
days with Mrs. Porter's parents before re.
turning to Baltimore.
Dr.. and Mrs. r. G. Dean will return to
Washington tomorrow. Miss Laura
Bingham will go to Washington about the
10th OF January to spend the remainder of
the season with Mrs. Dean.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Roache. who have been
spending several days with Judge Roache
and family. will return TO their homo at
Muunt Vernon, N. Y, to which Mr.. Roache
hns been transferred from Waco. Tex.
The Nanon Club will give a calico hop.
at Wright's Hall, Thursday evening. Each
LADY attending Is requested to furnish q
gentleman's necktIe of the same material
and figure of the dress worn on the Ocoa-
sion.
Miss Martha Bradshaw will leave for her
school at Sycamore. ILL.,, Monday. Mr..
Archibald Bradshaw will return to Prince
ton Tuesday, and Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Brad
shaw will 20 to Ohio Wednesday TO visit
old friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Gall were host and
hostess for the NJ. Z. b. Euchre Club last
evening at their home on North illinois
street. The club Is composed of ladies. who
Tor q special holiday meeting decided to
nave their game In the evening and invite
the husbands of the married and friends of
the unmarried members. A most enjoyable
evening was the result.
A DOUBLE ANNIVERSARY.
Mr.. n Mrs. Barrows gave q handsome
reception last evening at their home, at the
corner of Illinois and Twenty fifth streets,
in observance OF the birthday anniversaries
of their son, Mr.. Edward w. Barrows. and
daughter, Miss Cora b. Barrows. Mrs. 7.
I. Page and Miss Laura Spielhoff assisted
in receiving. The house was unusually
tastefully decorated. Wires from the cor
ners of the room to the chandelier were
hung with tiny sprays of fine cedar; small
punches Of holly dotted the curtains, and
strings of holly berries. A few plants
adorned the rooms. ana cut flow
ers added their fragrance. In the
dining-room Miss Winnie Oaks served
punch. A large bunch Of roses, lilies and
carnations decorated the center of the ia
BILE. After the guests had assembled con.
versatiOn cards with topics were DIS
tributed, and partners were selected. Most
of the evening was thus pleasantly passed,
and prizes were given by vote to those
who had been the most agreeable in the
art. Dainty novel souvenirs, tied with
blue ribbons with the year of Mr.. Bar
rows's birthday. and others tied with pink
with Miss BarroYs's date. Among the
Miss Louisa Simlcr. of Lafayette; Miss
Minnie Perkins. of Lebanon; Misses Mamie
aud Margaret Hogue. of st. Louis, and Miss
Miriam. of Minneapolis.
MRS. CLUNE's PARTY.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Clune gave a very hand
some party, last evening. at their home. on
North Pennsylvania street, for their son,
Mr.. William. and daughter, Miss Anna
Clune. The elegantly-furnished home was
beautified with palms and q profusion of
choice flowers. The guests were welcomed
by the entertainers, assisted by Miss
Katharine Ryan, Miss Laura Fitzgerald,
Miss Mary Catherwood and Miss Cecil
Ciune. The reception was in the drawing
room and the young people. about eighty
In number danced in the ballroom on the
upper floor. The platform ana orchestra
were screened by tropical plants. The
room was decorated with palms and Christ
mas green's. Refreshments were served in
the dining-room. which was also tastefnlly
6OOTneu. lue party was one Oh tn6 pT6ttl-
est gatherings for young people of the
week.
THE P~RoPYLEUM CLUB.
The Propylaum Club gave their third
dance Of the season last evening at PROXY
laum Hall. and made Yt moro elaborate
than any yet given in honor to the holiday
season. The patroEesses of the event were
Mrs. George T.. Hunt. Mrs Bertrand
Adams. Mrs. Walter Goodall, Mrs. Edwin
Finney. Mrs. Harry G.. Smith and Mrs. J.
G.. H~ollenbeck. There were about eighty
dancers present. and among them several
out-of-town guests. The first part of the
evening was devoted TO the dance. The
programmes were dalntiiy prepared. and
quite q unique feature was in
troduced. Each dance was named. the
name being pertinent to the dance or
10 some place or thing. They were ar
ranged with considerable ingenuity. At
IL o'clock the club and friends went TO the
east parior. where al elaborate banquet of
SIX courses was served. Holiday green's
were nsed In profusion both in the hall and
parlor decoration. The Entertainment was
exceedingly delightful and continued till
q late hour. there being twenty dances on
the programme. Among the guests were