The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-10-14

X. r.
day from a visit TO California
Mr.. II. G. Spellman has just returned
from two years stay in Nicaragua.
Mr.. and Mrs. James C. Norris will spend
the winter at No. 43 Christian avenue.
Miss Celeste a. Lane, formerly of Ok
ford. o., Is visiting al No. 713 North Ten
nessee street.
Mr.. J. Roper, Of Denver, who has been
spending short time here with friends
has gone to Terre Haute.
Mrs. Richard Calling and son Robert
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Jonn X.
Wilson, on Central avenue.
Mrs; j.. n. Scott. of Tacoma. Wash.
brecht, at woodruff Place, will leave to-
day TO visit relatives elsewhere
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. 'Wiles will leave
they will visit their daughter. Mrs. Abe
marie Tousey and then go to southern
California for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Butterworth, of
this city. and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ruhl,
of Baltimore, Md, who have been visiting
I'm Indianapolis for two weeks, will go TO
Chicago to-day for week or ten days
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Dunlap and family
who came to attend the Sherwood Castor
cago The Misses Dunlap viii return in
about ten days to visit Misses Olive and
Amelia Love CASTOR.
Prof. and Mrs. j. S. Black and their
guests, Mrs. Holman, of New York. Mr.
Frank Holman and their son, Mr.. Charles
Holman-Black, have returned from a visit
to friends in Madison. Mr.. Black sang
before a large audience in Madison Tues
day evening.
The marriage of Mr.. Jefferson Claypool
and Miss Mary Ross, OF Connersvile, will
take place Wednesday, in Connersville
They will come to this city, and will re-
side on North Delaware street. in Mr. c.
this city viii attend
Mr.. and Mrs. Reese r. Hammond have
issued invitations for the marriage Of the
Orlando. Fla. and Mr.. Nelson Lee Duncan.
of San Antonio. Tex, to take place Noy.
are for after Dec. i, at San Antonio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry L. Wallace, who
have been spending several months East,
have returned: and are in their home. at
streets. Mr.. and Mrs W. j. Brown. who
We're in the Wallace house all summer,
street, near Delaware.
Gen. and Mrs. Lew Wallace were in the
city yesterday for a short time, en- route
70 their home In Crawfordsville Mrs. Wal
and joined there early in September
by General Wallace. Both are in excellent
health, Notwithstanding the rumors Of ILL
ness which have been current.
Mrs. May Wright Sewan was the hostess,
yesterday afternoon, for a most delightful
ab5 tea which she save in hSnor Se
guests were all seated at handsomely
decorated table and enjoyed feast of con-
provided. Mrs. Judah will remain to the
observance OF presidents day of the Kathe-
rine Merrill Club which occurs this after
noon. at the residence of Miss May Shipp
The congregation of Meridian-street NJ. Z.
Church gathered in the church parlors, last
evening, to extend a greeting to the new
pastor. Rev. Charles N. Sims, formerly
Chancellor of Syracuse University, and.
previous to that, the pastor of the church
also. was present and shared in the wei,
come which the people gave. The MEM
as the guests. and they showed their most
hearty pleasure in receiving their pastor
again. During the evening. Mr. Charles W.
which Mr.. Sims responded. The young peo-
pie assisted and served refreshments.
Mrs. Samuel ]. Roberts, OF Lexington,
who has been spending a few days here
with friends. returned home yesterday.
The first meeting of the Clio Club for this
Mas hd Sae e 6s NSrth h
Meridian street. The paper of the after
noon was read by Mrs. Marietta p. Adams,
and her subject was Famous Fairs" She
gave a review Of the subject and a slight
history of each. The subject Of the CONVEX
sation was The Columbian Exposition"
worlds fair gave interesting accounts of
their trips. The membership of this club
the list are Mesdames T: j. Anderson. NJ
p. Adams. Rose e. Brown, E. II. Cox, L.
v B. Coffin. Nora Evans; +; L. Edwards
Hadley, Alkaline Hollowell, d. b. Harvey
Kate p. Harvey, Mariana Hollingsworth
mon, Ella McCrea, L. Mcdowell, Luelia
Nordyke. Anna Risk, NJ. G. Stubs. III. Tim
terlake. Alice r. Taylor C. NJ Wright, F
A. Webb z. J. c. Witt, and Misses Elsie
Hadley. Clara E. Pray and Anna c. Pyle.
OvER-TdE-TEA-CUPS CLUB.
Presidents day in the Over-the- Tea-Cups
Club was observed yesterday afternoon at
the home Of the president, Mrs Elliott Per-
kins, on North Pennsylvania street The
club was named for DR.. Holiness book Of
the same name, and a Holmes breakfast
was given at O'Clock. One of the treasures
Of member Of the club is letter from DR..
Holmes. which he sent in reply to one from
a member OF the club informing him of the
organization of the club. All the work of
the year is literary, and different subjects
are given, all bearing on one general line
OF study. The first day also has its literary
features, and yesterdays features were no
exception The members assembled at the
appointed hour, and were soon invited TO
the room where the breakfast was served
The double parlors were used, and the long
table was set through both rooms and taste
fully decorated. From the arch over the
center was a festoon of smilax, and from
end TO end of the table were strands OF smi-
lax scattered over the entire length were
cosmos blossoms Under the festoon was
crystal rose bowl filled with creamy roses.
At each cover an array of handsome
silver and bunch of cosmos blooms tied
with the appropriate colors of the club. tea
grammes OF the year. As the tea was
served the toast responses were given.
Each one related TO the venerable author
and were: His Boyhood," Mrs. John w
Jones; 1.-The Glass OF 49," Mrs. r. W. Cath
cart; LAS Physician" Mrs. Catherine Dor
sey; "As a Poet" Mrs. t. G. Day; las a
Novelist" Mrs w. w. Wooden; GAS a PHI
losopher," Mrs. Arthur n. Dwyer; His
Friends Mrs Henry Van Hon, and
lover the Tea Cups" Mrs. w. c. Allen
The guests or the day We're Miss Wardwell,
OF San Francisco and Miss Ward, of Penn
sylvania. The club membership is COMPARE
lively small. and includes, besides those
mentioned, Mesdames Coke Alexander John
r. Brown, Vinson Carter Henry Coe,
Henry T. Condo, Maria NJ. Finch +. L.
Hale, John III. Holiday. Flora c. Jones' i.
Anna Mavity, Allison Maxwell, Frank f.
McCrea, W. III. III. Miller, Charles n.
Thompson, ID. L. Wood and Miss Alice
Finch. The first regular meeting will be
held Nov. 10, with Mrs NJ. NJ. Finch, No.
466 North Pennsylvania street
A DRAWINGROOM MUSICALE.
The musicale tea which was given at the
Propylaeum last evening by the board of
managers OF the Katherine Home was one
OF the handsomest events ever given in the
city. The occasion the only public ap-
pearance OF Mr.. Charles Holman-Black In
concert during his present visit TO his pa
rents In this city, and the many friends
and admirers gathered TO show their APP
tat ion Of artistic l.