The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-11-05

evening, ana the little folkS enjoyed very
pleasant time.
last evening at the hall on North Pennsyl-
vania street. 1t was the first entertain
ment of the club for this season.
Friday evening last Mr.. and Mrs. John A.
Miller entertained in honor of Mrs. William
Jordan and Miss Edith Holland, of Ottawa,
ILL.,. and Mr.. Tower, of Oakland, Nd
Queen Esther Auxiliary will be enter
tanned by Mrs Anna Canaan and Mrs. Liz
South Delaware street, on Friday next.
The marriage of Miss Blanche Cole and
Mr.. John NJ. Somervile will take place
Wednesday evening at the home of the
brides grandmother Mrs Staff. on North
Meridian street
Last Tuesday evening the D. ID. d.
Ladies Club gave very enjoyable dancing
party and midnight dumb supper at the
residence of Miss Alice Shields, No. 1150
East Washington street.
Misses May and Winnie Noble entertained
lay evening in honor of Miss Helen Lynch,
# Van Vert, o. Miss Lnych will return
o her home next week.
Rev. c. n. and Mrs. Sims, of Meridian
street Church, were host and hostess to a
,harming tea Friday evening. The guests
# honor were the ladies of the parsonage
committee and their husbands.
The Fleur-de-lis girls entertained their
cen. The young ladies' were dressed in
pink and lavender the color they have cho-
sen as an emDlem or the CLUB.
The engagement of Mr. Charles L. w.
Reese, of this city, and Miss Daisy NJ.
Davidson, of Red Oak, Ia, formerly of
Fort wayne, Ind, is announced. The wed
ding will occur during the holidays.
Cards have been received by friends here
announcing the marriage of Mr.. Herbert
Delos Bennett, Cf this city, TO Miss Mary
Clifford Kinnear, of Columbus, o., which
occurred in that city Wednesday last
This is club week. There will be a meet
ing of the Gentlemen's Literary Club, the
Washington, the Winter Nights, the Port
folio, the Over-the-Teacups, the Clio, the
the Fortnightly and the Parlor clubs.
The ladies of the Central Christian
Church will give q reception in the church
parlors, at the corner of Delaware and
Walnut streets, Wednesday, from to 5
o'clock. to all the ladies of the different
churches of the city. A cordial invitation is
extended to ALL
Mr. Booth Harrington has charge of the
play Engaged which is to be performed
at Tomlinson Hall the week of the Flower
Mission fair. Mr.. Harrington. who is the
sumo the leading role and will be assisted
by several of the best players of the Dra-
matte Club.
Miss Lille Reese entertained a small
party of her German friends yesterday
afternoon with coffee at her home on
North Pennsylvania street An elegant
luncheon was served, and during the hours
several members of the party contributed
TO the pleasure of the others with vocal and
instrumental music.
The invitations for the marriage of Miss
Ruth Fletcher and Mr.. James MacFarlane,
of Pittsburg, to occur the 18th, were sent
out yesterday and were simply informal
notes to the relatives and few of the most
intimate friends: The wedding will take
place at the residence of DR.. and Mrs. d.
r Hodges in the evening
A tea party was given Friday afternoon
at the residence of Mrs. p. II. jameson on
Broadway. from to 6 o'clock and about
hnp Ia
sons hospitality. Thimbles were taken by
the guests and the conversation for the
afternoon was the worlds fair The Occa-
sion was very enjoyable one for all.
An event of the week was a Halloween
party and hay wagon ride given by Mr..
and Mrs: j. ;; thompson IN honor hon 1 of Miss
evening. After the party returned from
the ride an elaborate luncheon was served.
pied with fortune telling and Halloween
tricks
The wedding of Mr. E. w. Hughes, of the
editorial staff of the Western Horseman,
home of Mr.. and Mrs w. ID. Allison, 42
Park avenue, on last Wednesday evening.
Rev. Mr.. Ballard of Memorial Church. per-
formed the ceremony. Only a few friends
were present. Mr.. and Mrs. Hughes are
at home at 442 Park avenue
One of the most enjoyable events of Hal
lowe'en was the dinner given to their
gentlemen friends by the young ladies of
the Y. T. c. Cooking Club at the residence
of Miss Fithian. on North Meridian street
fall leaves, palms and flowers. The menu
cards were unique and elaborate. being
decorated oy one OF P tne men eIDv ir Rat
willer, of Omaha, and Mr.. Charles Treat,
of New Haven.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Kinsey gave very
pretty party last evening to a number of
young people in celebration of the four
teenth birthday anniversary of their son,
Albert l.. KinSey. The first of the evening
was spent in angling and for the most
successful angler there were prizes. that
for the girl being a silver spoon and for the
boy a silver paper cutter The house was
very tastefully adorned with pink and
white chrySanthemums for the occasion
The last of the evening the young people
danced. and all enjoyed the pleasures pre-
pared for them.
Mrs McConnaughey's class of young la
dies, otherwise known the c. G. B.
Club of the Peoples Congregational Church,
entertained their friends last Monday even
home of the pastor the Rev. j. Nj. Lewis
The house was handsomely decorate with
palms and flowers, and in the club colors,
yellow and green. a very pleasant even
ing was spent, refreshments being served
at 10 o'clock. The favOrs were unique,
small cards with quotation from Long
fellow written on them and a bow of the
colors with horseshQ6 nail in one corner.
There was a meetog of the Martha
Washington National Memorial Association
yesterday afternoon, at the residence of
Mrs. Augustus Lynch Mason. 1t was the
first meeting. though number of ladies
who were authorized had made all the
preparations for the organization of the
association before the others met. Cards
were sent out for meeting at O'Clock,
when tea was served, and after that there
was a discussion Of the plans. The object
of the association is national and is for
the forming of clubs in each State. the
members of which are TO contribute funds
for the placing Of a monument over the
grave of Mary Washington, the mother
of George Washington, at the cemetery