The Indianapolis journal., 1893-10-22

Irvington VIII give reception Wednesday
evening TO their new pastor. Rev. Mechlan.
tained at the residence of Mrs. NJ. j. Alli-
son, No. 1853 Broadway Wednesday evening.
progressive euchre party was given by
Miss Laura Comstock Wednesday evening
in honor OF Miss Bertha Sadler, of Cincin-
natl.
Mrs. Noble Butler gave children's party
yesterday afternoon in observance OF the
birthday anniversary Of her daughter Flor
ence.
The Chapel Club will meet Wednesday
afternoon, from to 5. at the residence of
Mrs John Clune, No. 1O22 North Meridian
street
their friends with progressive cinch COM
pany in honor Of their seventh wedding an
niversary.
The Pirrouette Club will give a social re-
ception at GreshS dancing academy Tues
day evening, and the Winona Club Thurs
day evening.
most enjoyable dance was given Friday
night at the Propylaeum by the Ormonde,
1t being the first Of the series they will
give this year.
The marriage of Miss Rose Rheinheimer
and Mr.. Louis Meyer will take place
Wednesday evening at half-past o'clock
at Gresh's Academy.
Queen Esther Auxiliary will be enter
tanned on Friday, Oct. q, by Mrs. Regina
c. Rice and Mrs. Nettie Ransford at the
rooms of the latter, Windsor Block.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Anna NJ. Wildman, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. A. Wildman, to Mr.. John E. Parker
of Kansas City. the marriage to occur in
the early winter.
The ladies of Mai Robert Anderson
Women's Relief Corps will give a tea on
Thursday from to 10 D. m, at Mrs T..
Anderson's home, corner South New Jersey
and Merrill streets.
At the Flower Mission fair next month
each booth will represent an opera, and a
feature will be the singing of a selection
OF the opera before the booth some time
during the evening.
Mrs. j. NJ. Maxwell will receive her
friends informally Thursday afternoon, from
2 to 5 O'Clock, in honor of her daughter.
at her home on North Meridian Street.
Mrs Frederick Kleinschmidt has issued
invitations for an Informal tea Thursday
afternoon in honor of her guests, Miss
Cartwell, of Asheville n. c. Only few
OF the more intimate friends are asked.
At the meeting of the Century Club on
Oct. "a Mr. William Fortune will lead dis
Street-paving Problem" with incidental
reference to public improvements in Indian
apolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. BENJAMIN Franklin, of No.
221 Bellefontaine street, were given sur
prise party Wednesday evening by a num-
Der of Odd Fellows and their wives The
evening was passed with music and the
customary social pleasures.
Miss June l.. Carter is visiting friends i'm
Sheldon, Ia, and last Thursday evening she
was given a handsome party by her enter
tainers, Mr. and Mrs: H. G; Lane. There
minations in honor of the event
The Sketching Club met yesterday after
noon with Miss Nettie Wright, on North
Illinois street: The paper of the afternoon
was read by Miss Hattie Shepard and was
on the subject of american Artists The
illustrated study was "At Work.
During the intermission at the Sousa
concert Monday evening. Mr.. Sousa and his
wife will hold a reception Governor and
Mrs. Matthews and Mayor and Mrs. Denny
will be present with Mr.. and Mrs. Sousa
There will be several concert parties
The K. o. A. S. Club was pleasantly
entertained by Miss Myrtle Taylor 4S5 Park
avenue, Thursday evening. Among the
guests present were Miss Taylor of Colum-
bus, and Mr.. Rose, Of Denver. Col This is
the first of the many social events of that
club this season.
The, Bellefontaine Cinch Club was enter
tanned Wednesday evening by Miss Allie
Edwards. The club has inaugurated a.
series of games to be played through the
season or at the end Of which prizes will be
will entertain the club the evening of the
3st
Mr.. and Mrs, p. A. Havelick celebrated
the tenth anniversary of their marriage
Tuesday evening at wright's Hall. TRe
guests were entertained with dancing
Among the guests from out of the city were
vile, KY; Misses GenevieVe and Winnie
Riley and Messrs. Harding and Carr, of
Chicago.
Miss Flora Hamilton DELIGHTFULLY."- enter
tained the Fleur-de-lis Cooking Club at her
home III Park avenue, Thursday afternoon
and members mem are the Misses Lille Hamil-
Bessie Alloways, Gussie Schramm. Olga
Mueller, Julia Reisner. Flora Berg Janette
Foster, Flora Hamilton, Flora Stanly, Bes-
sic Duly.
ernoon, at the residence of Mrs George
H. Townley, on Broadway. by the members
OF OF the the first @ section of the Free Kinder
appointments will be in harmony with the
season, and an unusually attractive. enter
vitatiOn is extended TO all who are inter-
ested in the charity for little children
The ladies of the entertaining committee
are:
The Occasional Club held its first meeting
of the season Monday evening, and the
presidents evening was observed. Miss
Doty Kline, the secretary, read a history
OF the club, its origin, past and future,
which was interesting, and this was fol-
lowed by an address by the president, Mrs.
Mary A Henney; Other members gave
short talks, and the remainder of the even
ing passed socially. The next meeting
of the club will be held with Mrs DIR.
Wade. No. 45S College avenue, Monday,
Nov. Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Glossbrenner cele-
brated the twenty-ffth anniversary of their
arriage last evening, at their home on
large % number Of fTiends & The fp1Gs hours We're vO
from to IL o'clock. and during that time
the rooms were filled. The house was
tastefully decorated with flowers and plants
and the orchestra which discoursed music
hidden by plants of various kinds.
MIR. and Mrs. GlosSbI enEer were assisted
by Mrs. Lila Rasmussen, Miss Annie Tuttle
Mrs. Langhorn and their three daughters.
At the table where lemonade was served
Misses Elsie Tilia and Jennie Glossbren-
ner presided. The host and hostess were
the recipients Of many very handsome
gifts from friends here and elsewhere.
Mr. Jacob Glossbrenner, of Jeffersonville,
Mrs. Prather and daughter. of Anderson.
Mrs T.. Z. Griffith, Mrs. Townley and
Mrs Kern, who are at the head Of the
section. will be assisted by Mesdames III.
r. Allen, Arthur Grover. George Bender,
Jennie Ballenger W. ID. Cooper. Ovid But
Ter, George Bliss. William Burford, Joseph
son, Jackson Landers Holloway, Samuel
Taylor, ]. f. Mccullough. John T. Dye,
J. w. Harper, w. A. Zumpfe, d. L. Whit
tier. John Todd, Henry Schurmann, J. S.
Anderson. w. l.. Baker, ": r. Hackedorn,
Albert Gall; jr;. Anna Webster; Henry
Weis. Thomas Taggart c. b. Foster, Fred
erick Heron. w w Woollen, s. b. Sweet,
l.. Albert. ]. w. Chipman. w. T. Henley.
j. O. Henderson, Carl Swiggett Horace
GrifIith, j.; A; Culbertson. w; H.. Hobbs.
o. G.. Pfaff a. j. Mcintosh. Merrick Vim
ton, William Harrington, Richard Talbot,
jr.. Quincy Van Wrinkle, Frank Van Camp,
Simeon Carey Walter Swiggett, Lavinia
Sperry: Claude Griffith. Clay Campbell.
Joseph Hall. w. II. II. Miller. Charles
lockwood, Francis Newcombe w s.
Rawls, c. c. Jones. Anna Mavity, T.. A.
Grover. FREDERICK Appel. VIM; b: Barry,