The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-02-26

Mrs. +. w. Chlslett.
The Kaos Kiub was entertained very
pleasantly by Miss Maud Buck Thursday
hostess Monday evening.
. Mr. and Mrs. George Z. Seymour. having
returned from q visit to LOgansport, Will
be at home. Tuesday afternoon and even
ing. to hold their last formal p0st-nuptial
reception.
Mrs. Brooke Clawson and Mrs. Lew
Progressive Euchre Club, at their home,
No. 252 North Mississip ri street. Thursday
afternoon.
The ladies of George II. Thomas Relief
Corps Will meet Tuesday afternoon. at the
residence of Mrs. Edward Gilbert. 3O5 In
diana avenue. All the members are cor
daily invited.
their friends Tuesday evening, at their
home. No. 252 North Mississippi street.
with progressive euchre, in honor of their
guest. Mrs Edward Wilkinson. of Cincin-
natl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Writ celebrated their
twentieth anniversary at their residence.
2l9 English avenue. Friday evening. about
thirty or their friends being present. Mr..
and Mrs. Wirtz were the recipients of
many handsome and valuable presents.
Miss Ora Nell Yontz. assisted by Miss
Mary Frances McElwee. entertained the
pleasantly at her home on North Tennessee
street. Monday afternoon. The club will
entertain the gentlemen &C the home of
Miss Bowman. Monday evening. March 6.
Tuesday evening was spent in q very
pleasant manner at the home OF MIR. and
honor of the seventy third birthday of
Mrs. Graham's mother, Mrs Dixson, of
Broken Bow. Neb. Mrs. Dixson is spend
ing the winter here with her two daughters.
Miss Alice KOerner was hostess at q
birthday party, given In honor of her
sister. Miss Louella, at their home, on East
Georgia street. Wednesday evening. The
Sons of Veterans band and their friends.
forty in all, were entertained by music
and various games. Miss Koerner was re-
membered with many birthday tokens.
Among the ladies who are at home to
berg and daughter. Mrs. George n. CATER
son, Mrs. Robert Dam, Mrs. ID. w. Coffin
and daughter. Mrs. John I. Dye. the
Misses Dye, Mrs. L. A. Lewis, Miss Lewis,
Mrs. solomon Claypool, Miss Claypool,
Mrs. Chester Bradford and Mrs. Henry ID.
Pierce.
Mr. and Mrs. w. 4. Henderson gave a
pleasant reception to q number of their
friends Wednesday evening. The guests
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Roth. Mr.. and
Duke. Will Roth. Will Whitesides. Charles
Cook and Misses May Heller, Grace Fred
ericks. Madge Allen. Grace Russell and
Madge Byers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph X. Sharpe. ir.. en-.
tertained NUM- Der OF friends elegantly at
Delaware street. The guests included Mr..
and Mrs. Henry S. Fraser. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
I. c. Colt. Mr. and Mrs. Hewitt II. How
land. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry w. Bennett, Mr..
and Mrs. William Pirtle Herod and Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Wulsin.
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b. Euchre Club Thursday afternoon. The
heart-shape celluloid tally cards, with the
initials of the club in gold. We're very much
admired. G. ID. Hall. of Milwaukee, was
gentlemen. will be entertained Thursday
evening next by Mrs. Claude Matthews aud
Mrs. Z. Z. Griffith. ut the Governors resi-
dence. 273 North Illinois street.
Mrs John Ranch entertained sixty ladies
handsomely at cards yesterday afternoon
The spacious connecting rooms were
adorned with palms and flowers. After
the game the guests we're invited to the
two large dining-rooms. whers an elaborate
supper was served. At two long and sew
eral small tables the guests were seated. At
each cover were red and white carnations.
apd in the center were finely en- broidered
doylies and decorations of flowers and
Mrs. Rauch was assisted by Miss Tillie
Smith. Miss Emma Winter, Miss Edith
Corse and her daughter, Miss Emma Rauch.
Mrs Charles ID. johnson gave q luncheon
yesterday at her home on Park avenue
which was very pleasant affair. Twenty
four guests sat down at six dsintily ap-
pointed tables. the sole decorations bein q
fern leaves and daffOdils. At each cover
was q menu card with the guests name
and pencil The names of the several
COURSES were on the card and tho guest
ordered Whatever she desired. Among the
dishes served wore water snaps. mondam-
ms staff spring 's offering. Plymouth roc 8.
an unrnly member. Palestine plums, sap
solidified. Boston's overflow. Italian plan
s sn1 and ss A Ga Tn %n
Conduit, w. y. CARRIER. T.. e.. Sewall, Cort-
land Van Camp. b. +. Hitz. Frank Van
Camp. Charles A. Dryer, j. w. Harper,
George Hawkins. Clark Mallery. II. T.
Harris Galbreath. Loucher. V. III. Look
wood, Horace Comstock Frank Ferguson,
Mrs, Sloan OF CINCINNATI. Mrs. b. +. Riley
of Chicago. Mrs. Thomas g. Smith of Gin.
oinnati. and Miss Ida Pomeroy.
Elaborate preparations were made by the
seniors of the Girls Classical School for
the presentation of las You Like tn Last
evening. az the Propvleum. and they
gave it before large and brilliant
audience. The scenery was we'll chosen.
keeping with the several characters as.
sumed. To Miss Emily :. Bingham belongs
tho credit of casting the play and tram
ing the young people for their parts Fro
quent rehesrssls, and complete study
of the play, made the participants
entirely at home. and the move
9 nsns Was excellent ,sSsn. throughout
by nearly every one in the cast. Special
communication was given to so many that
many of the audience felt that one was n OF
more deserving OF praise than another
Those who took mems parts were remark
ably good, and the play proved u most en-.
joyable event. Montani's orchestra fur
nished music for the overture and between
ders. AMMO Dye. Winifred Harper. Mar
jore Ellis, Belle G.. Baldwin. Mary Share
Alice Nelson, Annie Butler Daisy Malott,
Adelaide Rogers. Lottie Wiles. Mary Brush,
Evelyn Nj. Craig. The proceeds will be ap-
piled to the Ramabai fund of 500 which
the Classical School pays annually for ten
years.
The marriage of Miss Cora Smith, daugh-
ter of Nlr. and Mrs. William Smith. TO Mr..
j. Wesley Pennington took place at the
brides home. liz Highland place. The
house was decorated with palms, tropical
plants smilax and cut flowers. The
Chase. The bride wore an exquisite gown
of white silk with full sleeves with trim
ings of pointed lace and carried bouquet
of Bride roses. Miss Nell Newby. maid of
honor, was daintily gowned in pink silk,
cut decollete. and with demi-t train. The
gown of the bridesmaid. Miss Edith Crosse
was light green silk. with trimmings of
lace MIR. Pennington was attended by Mr..
fiorian smith. The groomsman was MI.
ID. Is. Leck. The supper-table was adorned
with delirate vases filled with roses
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