The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-09

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and Influence in the Uniication OF Ger
many and of Italy"
The Chapel Club will be entertained
next Wednesday afternoon, at the resi-
dence OF Mrs. j. w. Brosnan. 749 North Del
aware. A full attendance is requested.
The marriage of Miss Ethel Mill and Mr..
William Henry Rathert will occur Wednes.
day. April 26. at the residence Of
the brides parents, 80 West Twelfth street.
few young people spent Friday even
ing very pleasantly with Miss Gertrude
Helm, at her home. No. 627 East Washing
ton street. Progressive cinch was the
order of the evening.
NJ. and Mrs. +. II. Rupert celebrated the
second anniversary Of their marriage Mon
day evening by giving q large card party.
Among those present were Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Conradt. of Peru.
The Queen Esther Auxiliary will be
entertained by Mrs. Edward Crawford and
Mrs. Stephen Sharpe. 257 south Alabama
street. next Friday evening.
A pleasant surprise party was rendered
Miss Nellie Smith at her home. No. ABB East
Georgia street. last Tuesday evening. Be-
sides music end games q recitation was
given by Miss Lizzie Storms. which added
much to the evenings pleasure.
DIR. and Mrs. George T.. Hunt entertained
q few friends very handsomely ut dinner
Friday evening. The guests included Mr..
and Mrs. Bertrand Adams, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
NJ. Stewart. Mr.. and Mrs. Z. c.. Divine,
and DE-. George and Mr.. Harry Kahlo.
Mr.. Austin II. Brown, il, son of Mr..
Austin H. Brown, of this city. will be mar.
rled the 10th to Miss Katharine Wilson. OF
Durango, Col. They will come directly to
this CITY on their wedding trip to visit Mr..
Browns parents. Mr.. Brown. jr., is in the
mining business at Durango.
Mrs. g. l.. Narrower was hostess for the
VI (1nh EriAau narnnnn The
club, with an equal number of gentlemen.
Will be entertained Thursday evening,
April Is. by Mrs. w. A. Bristor and Mrs.
Addie Campbell. at the residence of the
former. No. $50 North Tennessee street.
A unique entertainment will be given at
Cradle songs of Different Nations" The
following ladies, appropriately c0stumed,
will assist: Miss May. johnson. Miss
Josephine Bremerman. Miss Cora Aber-
nathy, Miss Essle Messing, Mrs. Frank
Flanner and others.
At the Katharine Merrill Club yesterday
the subject was characteristics of Ameri-
can Poetry" The writors considered were
Edgar Allen Poe, John Greenleaf Whittier,
Oliver Wendell Holmes and two poets.o
Selma lngers0ll. Miss Anna Griffith. Mrs.
James p. Baker and Miss Beatrice Fay.
The conversation was led by Mrs. John l..
Griffiths and Mrs. A. B. McGregory.
Mrs. j. =. cooper gave an elegant lunch-
con yesterday, to ten young ladies, to IN
Caroline to ME-. Earl Mac Kelley Ogle. The
table was beautifully appointed. A wreath
of flowers surrounded each plate aud ofna-
mented the center OF theatable. The cakes
and ices were each marked with the initials
{. c. The company included Miss Cath
arine Cones. Miss Helen Erwin, Miss Lam
ders, Miss Louise Balm. Mise Sue Stewart,
Miss Whitcomb; Miss Florence Coffin. Miss
Laycock. Miss Parks. Miss Carnahan, Miss
KregelO and Miss Adele Waliiok.
Irvingron.
Miss Ella Frazier is in Muncie, Ind.
Mrs. Walter s. Howe has returned from
short visit with relatives in Kokomo.
Mrs. I. A. Carven. of Edlnburg, is visit.
ing her daughter. Mrs. Orville Carven.
Mrs. J. Nj. Sergeant. of Edinburg, Is the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. Edward Thompson.
Miss Overholt. of Des Moines. Ia. was
the guest of Mrs. Omar Wilson during va.
cation.
MIR. Clarence Brewer. of Danville. is Wis,
iting for o few days among his college
friends.
Mrs. Omar Miller. of Charleston, H., Wis.
tied Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.. Frazier during the
past week.
Miss French and Miss McVey. of Pitts.
borough, Ind. spent several days in Irving.
ton, guests Of Mrs. DIR. FOwles.
Miss Augusta Stevenson. who has beer
teaching IN Siiao, Mexico. for nearly g
year, returned home last week.
Miss Harriet Noble entertained q few
friends at dinner on Monday evening in
honor of her aunt. Miss Sarah Noble, o.
New York city.
The dedication of the newly.completed
Christian Church will occur this morning
The services will be conducted by Rev.
Carey Z. Morgan, of Wabash. Mr.. Morgan
will stay and carry on q revival mee<:cs
for two weeks.
After the brief space of quiet during the
spring vacation Irvington is again olive
with students. The spring term began or
Wednesday. With a considerable number OF
new students metriculated. The privileged
seniors have not yet arrived, but will oil
| be in by next Wednesday.