The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-11-04

Eleanor Allen. Miss Kate WallIck. Miss
Emma Martindale, Mr.. Ayres, Mr.. Page
Chapman and Mr.. Howard Virgins.
Major and Mrs. w. j. Richards have re-
turned from Chicago, where they went to
meet their son, Mr.. Hugh Richards, who
has been TO Dakota on a hunting trip.
Mfr. and Mrs. p. j. Freaney entertained
quite a large party OF young people Thurs
day evening with cards and dancing in
honor OF their guest, Miss Mitchell Of
New York
Gill arrived from Chicago yesterday. to re-
main 10 attend the memorial services of
Governor Morton, which will be held at
Roberts Park Church tomorrow.
Miss Antoinette Anderson, who has been
In st. Louis several weeks, visiting her
sist@.. Mrs. Ferguson, and has also been
in Chicago, has gone South TO spend the
winter with friends in Memphis, Tenn.
Dan NJ. Ransden late marshal of the
District of Columbia, is at the Bates with
his family, who have been on European
tour. They will take UP their residence in
week at No. 31S North Meridian street
Miss Maria Fletcher, who has been in
this city for some time, residing with her
aunt Mrs H. G. Carey, will leave soon for
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ingram Fletcher.
The Once a Week Cinch Club was ele-
gantly entertained Thursday evening by
Miss Anna Curiey at her home in High
land Place The next meeting OF the club
will be held with Miss Kate Scanlon on
South Illinois street
Inc commandment and officers or the Nor
folk nayy-yard have issued invitations for
| the series of hops for the season of 1884.
| Admiral and Mrs. George Brown have
| remembered a number of their Indianapolis
! friends with invitations.
At the Womans Club yesterday after
noon, Mrs. Charles Martindale read paper
| on "A Twilight Gossip of the Past" and
Miss Mary Taylor, who has been but re-
Gently made a member. read a paper on
Modern Wonders" The papers were dis
cussed by the club, led by Mrs. G.. A
Wells.
The candy booth DER Freischutz," with
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. ID. Thomas in charge
will be one of the most popular attractions
of the Flower Mission fair German cos
tunes will be worn. Mrs Raschig will
sing the Prayer Song" Delicious candies
on sale.
The ladies of the Neighborly Club gave
a Halloween party at the residence of Mrs
r.. b. Mundell. No. 1114 North Pennsyl-
vania street. Games were played and the
REFRESHMENTS were of the special kind
| event. At the close OF the evening the
Neighborly Euchre Club was reorganized
Tor Tor the the, coming winter, and the first meet
| Lew Miller, on Talbot avenue.
The Erminie booth at the Flower Mis-
sion fair week after next, will be in
Harry Murphy: The popular lullaby song
Will be sung Thursday evening by Miss
Rowensa New, and other selections from
| the opera will be given at other times
| Dolls will be the attraction at the booth
! one of the prettiest features Of the flower
| booth at the Flower Mission fair will be the
| costumes of the ladies in charge Each
| one will be dressed to represent a flower
THE ART ASSOCIATION.
The first reception of the Art Association
for this season was given last evening at
| the Propylaeum. The members were re-
ceived by the president, Rev. N A. Hyde,
| and wife and the officers of the organiza-
| ton. The room was adorned with several
| of the new pictures which Mr.. T. c. Steele
and Mr.. Forsyth have been making during
| the summer, and several pieces of has re-
| lief which were made by the famous
| sculptor of Spain, Domingo Nora L wo
were named Dancing and one each
Music" and Singing" The originals were
| executed for the New York Metropolitan
Opera House Flowers and ferns were also
used to ornament the room. The evening
was one or entirely a social nature, and
| there was n very good attendance of the
| members