The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-12-31

Baldwin. or Greenfield, o., are spending
the holidays with Misses Mary and Grace
Eckman. of Bellefontaine street
Society Events.
The Entire Nous Club will give a party at
Brenneke's Academy Friday evening.
The Fortnightly, Matinee Musicale Port
folio and the Womans clubs will meet this
week.
The Winter Nights Club will give their
neke's Academy.
Miss Nellie Byrkit, of Fletcher avenue
entertained the Nonpareil Cinch Club last
Thursday evening.
The Calumet Club has made all arrange
ments for its second annual reception, to
be held on Thursday evening. Jan. II.
Miss Edna Clippinger, of Fletcher avenue
honor of her guest. Miss Adams, of Green
field
Mr. and Mrs. Will Espey gave a dinner
Thursday evening in honor of the guest OF
the Misses IZc :, Mr.. Charles Armstrong
of Virginia
Cards are out announcing the marriage
Of Harry Coonse OF this, CITY, and Miss
Minnie Frances Sinclair, of North Yakima,
Wash, Jan. /.
At the Womans Club Friday Mrs. Ovid
b. Jameson will read paper on ''Theos-
ophy," which will be discussed by Mrs
Joseph a. Milburn.
Mr., William II. Wilkinson will entertain
Irlends, to-inorrow evening, with musical
North New Jersey street
The Minuet Club gave one of their most
enjoyable dances at Brenneke's Academy,
Friday night. 1t being a holiday party. The
ladies all wore evening dress
elors' ball at the Propylaeum, Thursday
evening, which will be one of the brilliant
affairs of the holiday season.
The Forget-me-Not Club entertained
about fifty of their friends with a masque-
Miss Lillian Despo, No. 200 Fletcher avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Clary. residing at sos
South East street. celebrated their twenty
fifth wedding anniversary Christmas
day. There were about sixty-five relatives
present.
The Gray Club has issued invitations for
the fifth annual reception and ball. to be
given THURSDAY evening. Jan. 25:, at Tom
llnSon Hall. The grand march will begin at
$3.50 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. III. Brown will give
dancing party Tuesday evening at their
home on North Meridian street for their
son. Ernest Frank Brown, who is home
from college,
Miss Josephine Robinson will entertain
friends Wednesday evening with musicale
at the Propylaeum in honor of Miss V. V.
Nicholas vocalist, and Miss Castleman, vio-
liniSt, of Louisville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hermann Brandt gave
chocolate tea for their little daughters
Emma and Olga, at their home, No Isl
East McCarty street, Wednesday afternoon,
from to O'Clock.
Miss Bessie Wilkinson entertained her
Sunday school class Friday evening at her
home, 129 East St. Joe street Fifteen bows
were present Games were played until 10
y. m. when all were invited into the din
ing room where refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Adams gave a de-
lightful party Friday evening for their
daughter Stella at their home on North AL
ALBANIA street. The company included many
of the young men who are home from Col
lege Hill and other schools. as well as many
from home There were about sixty present.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Morse entertained a
number of young people Tuesday evening.
They were assisted by their daughters.
Music and dancing was a feature of the
evening. Miss Rich; of Poughkeepse, ~.
the only out-of-town guests.
Miss Dewar entertained few friends
Friday evening for her brother, Mr.. John
Dewar, of Antwerp, Belgium. Among
MISS LaGder s Esan MSIf s SSaSrag
Miss Nettie Barnett, Mr.. John Dewar. MIR
GSa Me- a 1m B2 nr%t5 Mr. Egan and
ment OF the evening.
Very pretty invitations have been sent
out by a number of ladies for reception
| Sewall, No. S43 North Pennsylvania street
Inclosed In the invitati9ns is this list of
| Mary Jameson judah, Mrs. Lille McDon-
aid Ketcham. Mrs Annie H. Spruance. Miss
M Mary den; Miss MI, Harriet NG6is Miss Julia
and Miss Ethel Rondthaler. The hours are
from to 6.
a very enjoyable holiday evening was
spent at the residence of VIM. B. Barry
met together to witness a carefully-pre-
| pared programme of tabeaux and recita-
| dtcd ''Leadville Jim,' Miss Jessie Bow
man Little Orphant Annie" and Miss Bes-
sic barry nChristmasti side" The settings for
| pirate 10 the season, were tastefully ar
ranged by the young ladies who partici-
pated.
| Mrs II cnor, saya q i,,oohoo.. -.
| terday. in honor OF Mrs. John NJ. Judah of
| Memphis. Tenn. The polished mahogany ia
bic was daintily set with rich appointments,
and In the center was a rose bowl filled
| with Madame TestoIt and Catherine Ner-
met roses At each cover there were three
similar roses. The company included some
/ OF the most brilliant women of the Kath-
| crime Merrill Club, among whom were Miss
Catherine Merrill. Miss Nina Merrill. Mrs
| John l. Griffiths. Mrs. J. X. Mckee, Mrs
| j. l.. Ketcham and Miss May Shipp.
The second meeting of the French Club
| was held last Tuesday evening at the resi-
dence of Professor Jaillet. 635 North Me-
| ridian street. There were seven new mem
| beers present, including DR.. c. | Fletcher
and wife Miss Fletcher Miss Rowena New.
| Miller. The president read one Of La
Fontaine's fables, lie Lahourer ct ses En-
Miss New related an incident during a trip
To Paris: DIR. Fletcher about skating les
the evening Miss FLETCHER fonowed with
| a snort story and then general CONVERSE
| ton was the rule.
one or the most notable events OF the
week Will be the reception 10 be given to-
morrow by the members OF the Mary
| Washington National Memorial Associa-
ton, az the home OF the president Mrs
| John Candee Dean, No. 81 North Pennsyl-
1 vania street. The reception VIII begin ear
| ly I'm the afternoon. and supper VIII be
served from 400 till s. Dancing will begin
at early candle light. 10 the music OF an
orchestra. Many of the members will wear
colonial dress and powdered hair, though
IL Is not requisite. Mrs. Deans house is
admirably adapted to such an entertain
ment. rs there are three large connecting
rooms on the first floor. The supper will
be served I'm the second-story rooms. The
members OF the association number among
them Mrs. a. w. r. Mason. who was the
organizer OF the society. Mrs. James
Lodge. Mrs II. u. McOuat, Mrs j. A.
| Miburn. Mrs Il. A Hendricks Mrs A l..