The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-28

evening at their home on North Tennessee
street.
Miss Kittie Morris Will entertain the girls
OF the CLASSICAL Schools who take part IN the
contest, Saturday afternoon. from TO
o'clock.
The marriage of Miss Kate Hay and Mr..
Writ Humphrey, of Chicago. will take
place Wednesday at the home of the brides
parents.
Mrs. Ridgely HilIeary will hold her first
post-nuptial reception tomorrow attefnoon
and evening at her home. No. loss North
Illinois street.
DR.. Samuel Z. Crosse has gone to Toronto
Canada, where he will be married Thurs.
day 10 Miss Georgina Gordon. They Will
return to this city to reside.
The marriage of Miss LYDIA A. Davis and
Mr.. William Hickman. of Munoie. Will
take place at the Central-avenue NJ. Il.
Church, Wednesday, June z.
Mrs. j. +. Edgington will give lawn
party for the primary class of the Central
Christian Sunday school. at her home, on
North Illinois street. next Saturday after
noon.
Mrs. E. s. Folsom and daughter ana
guests, Mrs. II. c. Moore. Of Fond du Lac,
Wis, and Miss Byers of New Castle, re-
ceIved their friends informally yesterday
afternoon and evening.
Miss WInifred Drudy entertained few
friends with cards and music, Wednesday
evening, in honor of Miss Matte Dirk. of
Cambridge City. Mrs. Leonard. of Lima,
o., was among the guests.
Mrs. w. ID. Cooper, $50 College avenue,
will entertain the McAll meeting toll NOR
row. at s:so o'clock. Mrs Mrs. Arthur Jordan
and recent letters from Paris will be read.
All ladies interested In this work are In
vited.
Friday evening Mrs. Dunlap gave an en-
loyable reception, at her residence, on
Lf.s. L.
Chadwick. of Madison. The guests were
received by Miss Ella Naught0n, assisted
by Miss Sarah OBrien.
Mrs. L. V. Page entertained the Uni
versity-place Euchre Club, Friday even
ing. at her home, on North Illinois street.
In q most enjoy able manner. There were
number of invited guests present, and q
very pleasant evening was spent.
The A. and A. Scottish Rite, Valley of In
dlanapolis has issued invitations for q 30.
cial entertainment given by the Adoniram
Grand Lodge of Perfection to it's member
ship Friday evening, from TO IL O'Clock.
The entertainment committee includes
Meesrs. w. 8. Rich. b. 4. SIpp, Hiram
Brown. Albert Daller and Austin II. Brown.
1t Is probable that among the Break
ers." which was so successfully produced
at ST. Josepn's Hall by the independent
Dramatic Club Thursday evening. will be
repeated at one of the other churches in
the near future. The play ers were en-
couraged with many recalls by the large
audience. and numerous requests have
been made for repetition of the perform
. ance- Mrs George Hilds won not o Iistle
hlstrionic fame by her Interpretation of
the role of the witch and fortune-teller.
while her support was exceptionally good.
especially Mrs j. A.. Egan as the light
house keeper. and Mr. j. +. Elbreg as Nh.
Hunter. Members of the club express
much gratitude to those who assisted and
especially to Madame Phealan and Miss
Tinnie.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Hufford gave q very
pleasant and informal reception last even
ing. at their home on Park avenue. to the
graduates of 1898 of the High School. the
this month numbers eighty-four. and Is the
largest ever graduated. The February
class numbered forty five, and there W as q
majority OF the pupils present at the recep-
ton. Mrs. Hutford was assisted in enter
tanning by the women teachers of the two
High Schools, Miss Rhods Sellick, Mrs.
Sprague. Miss Charity Dye. Miss Fidelia
| Edison, Mrs. Lowe Carey, Miss Amelia Plat
! ter. Miss Violet Demree. Miss Beatrice Foy
| and Mise Kate Thompson. The rooms were
| tastefully decorated with ferns and flowers
| A special and pretty feature was in the
| bow window. The February class color
was yellow and the June colors light blue
| and olive; one side of the window was
| draped In yellow ribbons and the other in
| the blue and olive. and between them was
| in smilax. The favors for each guest was
| q card. bearing q quotation tied with the
| class colOrs aud msrguerites. The receD-
tlon as given to further the pleasant as
| sociations of the year and particularly of
these closing weeks.