The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-22

Frederick Gregory are at West Baden for
few days.
The last canoe of the Ivanhoe Club for
this season was given last evening at Bren-
neke's Academy.
Mr.. A. w. Hendrickson will start for
view on the 9th.
The Schliewen Quartet recital has been
changed tn this evening. when it Will take
place at the School of Music.
Mrs. James b. Curtis has returned from
New Jersey. where she has been spending
several weeks with her parents.
The Eli Club. an organization OF eleven
well-known gentlemen OF this city, gave
dinner last night to Admiral Brown at the
Columbia Club.
The North-end Whist Club will be enter
tanned this evening by Miss Willard. at
the home of her sister. Mrs. John Roberts.
on Central avenue.
Mira. Harry f. Drew gave handsome
card company. yesterday afternoon, to q
few of the personal friends of Mrs l. ?.
Gray, Mrs. Pierre Gray and Mrs. G. w.
Brecount. of Cincinnati.
Invitations have been issued by Mrs.
Louisa j. Suffern for the marriage of her
daughter. Jennie Clare, and Mr.. William
Blanton judah. to take place Wednesday
evening May 8. at o'clock. at Roberts
Park Church.
1aks ao0 c1ISs DcuJ0ullu IL w dlCOtL on teI.
tanned q party of friends very pleasantly
at the Country Club last evening in honor
of Mr.. Walcott. of New York. who 10 their
guest. The party took supper and spent
the evening at thai delightful resort
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Seymour enter
tanned small number of friends lnfor-
mally. last evening, IN honor of their guest.
Miss Jacobs. of Chicago. Flowers added
TO the attr activeness of the spacious par.
lore. very pleasant social evening was
spent.
AT the womsn's Club. yesterday. Mrs.
Dame." q character sketch: and Miss Nioh-
olas read "a Woman OF Today n story.
The conversation on Tho Preservation of
Individuality" was led by Mrs. Horace
Mckay.
The ladies Of the AID Society of the Gen.
terdsy afternoon by Mrs. Harry Schlotz.
hauer. No. 313 College avenue. Mrs. Schlotz-
hauer was assisted by Mesdames w. w.
yelling. u. V. Andrew, Il. L. Perry. w. r.
Rexford. w. NJ. Boaz. +. j. Rehm and A. FL.
Sellers.
Miss Mary Sloan entertained number of
her friends, formerly classmates. very
pleasantly, yesterday afternoon. at her
home on North Meridian street The amuse-
ment for the afternoon was pseudonyms
Each one was given q card bearing the
nickname or pseudonym of some prominent
person. and the one who was most success
full in giving the real name was presented
with prize. About twenty accepted Miss
Sloan's hospitality.
Mr.. William Creelman was admitted to
practice In the local courts yesterday upon
the motion of w. III. Fl. Miller ex-Attorney-
general of tho United States. Mr.. Creel-
man comes to indianapolis from Toronto,
where he has been In practice until his re.
He is warm personal friend of United
States Consul Charles Pope. who is we'll
known in Indianapolis. and whom he re-
ports in good health and spirits.
The cradle songs of nations form an in
teresting collection. They give the songs
the most familiar TO baby ears. Eleven
nations will be represented in tho illustra-
ton OF these songs, which will be given
this afternoon and evening at Plymouth
Church, under the auspices of the Young
Peoples Circle. Each number Will be rep
resented with the costume. cradle and ac-
cessories characteristic of that nation. A
cradle song composed by Mr.. Charles Han
sen wall be sung by Miss Walker. twill
be an entertainment that persons of all
ages will enjoy.
The 111th anniversary of the birth of
Frederick FrGbel. the founder of the
kindergarten system, was observed yes
terday by the Free kindergarten and Chill
dren's Aid Society. An afternoon tea WI "a
given at the handsome homo of Mrs. John
G. Dean. on North Pennsy ania street, by
the members of the Sixth Section. Mrs. j.
III. Baldwin is at the head of the section
ana is assisted by the largest number of
Indies of any section. The members al.
ternated in receiving and entertaining or
presiding and serving In the several rooms.
In the drawing room was q large
portrait of Frebel, draped with
an American flag. and there were
flowers and prsttily arranged tables
in all the rooms. Tea was served in one
room, Ices in another and CONNECTIONS in q
third. In the evening Harris orchestra as
present and furnished music for dance.
Each guest was presented with med sllion,
with the head of Fr9bel. and q card boar
ing O Frebel quotation as q souvenir of
the day. The tea was the last of the series
of six which have been given during the
season.