The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-21

The entertainment is 20 be an opportunity
for all friends of Whatever enominatio TO
meet Mrs. Grant socially.
Miss Mary Share entertained the seniors
of the Girls Classical School yesterday
afternoon with q brake ride and sup
per at Hope cottage.
Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs Menzie. of
North Mississippi street. entertained
friends delightfully."- at progressive euchre.
1t being the eighth anniversary OF their
marriage.
Rabbi and Mrs. Messing will receive
their friends this afternoon. from to $50
O'Clock, for the members of this morning g
confirmation class, at their home on n orth
Alabama street.
Mrs. George b. Greer and daughter, Miss
Greer, of New York, are visiting Mrs. julia
A. Ross and Mrs. Morris Ross They will
be at homo to their friends. informally.
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Frank I. Carvin and Mrs. NJ. f.
Elstun will receive informally at No. 653
Central avenue, Tuesday afternoon. from
TO D o'clock, in honor of Mrs. Ora Pearson,
of Graud Rapids. Mich.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank III. Blackledge enter
tanned a few friends informally last even
man. OF Springfield, o.. who are guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. William l.. Elder.
The Contemporary Club will meet
wednesday evening at the PEopyl3um.
Mrs. Florence Fenwick Miller, of London.
England, will make an address on the sui b.
Ject. Social Movements In England The
reception committee includes Mr. and Mrs.
James ii. Baldwin. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis j.
Baker, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles X. Williams.
Mrs. Harriet A. Prunk Will issue invita-
tions this week for her annual graduating
exercises of the Indiana Boston School of
Luna Lewis and Miss Helen Lynch. who
will show their versatility in two dialogues,
one tragic and one humorous and in indi-
vidnal readings. Bishop Knickerbacker
VIII preside: The exercises will be held
the 31st. at Plymouth Church.
Mr. and Mrs. Toohill, of South Tonnes.
see. on last Tuesday evening entertained q
number of friends, it being the twenty
first birthday of their son Thomas. They
presented him with an elegant gold watch
and chain; the presentation speech being
made by Mr.. Thomas Marley. Excellent
music was furnished by Schmitz's string
band. Mr. Andrew Sweeney sung few of
his favorite songs. which were highly ap-
plauded.
A drag" party was given last evening
6y M; Il. Forester Shideler In honor %
Miss Tenne Bolinger, of Anderson, who 10
the guest of the Misses Boswell of College
avenue. After several hours spent In driv-
ing through the city and suburbs. luncheon
was served down town. Those present
Tenne Bollnger, Emma Losey, Gertrude
Gillette. Msyme Brown, Josephine and
Bertha Boswell and Messrs. George Cortle-
you. Alfred Navin, James and David Bos-
well.
The cake sale yesterday afternoon and
evening, given by the ladies of the Central
avenue Church. was great success. The
preparations were unusually elaborate and
the rooms were exceedingly attractive.
The tables were beautifully decorated.
The one for cakes was in green and white.
with snow balls, crystal csndeiabra and
green candles and shades and scarfs of
silk and tulle. The other tables were SINH
larry ornamented with other colors. For
ices there were lilies of the valley for the
white. pink carnations for the pink and
yellow pansies for the yellow. The lemon.
ade table was in red carnations and the
candy table lavender. in flowers of that
color. The cakes were delicious and OF
every conceivable variety.