The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-03-25
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Miss Katharine Lucas is home from school to
spend week.
Miss Winnie Stiles will entertain the Monday
Night Cinch Club the 10th.
Miss Elma Comfy will go to Mrs. and Miss
Newcomers Wednesday to make short visit
Mr. and Mrs. A III. Snow have returned from
Florida, where they have been spending q few
weeks.
Mrs. Snyder, of Cleveland. formerly Miss Lou
Patterson, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Frank
Blanchard, on North Pennsylvania street.
The ladies ut home to callers to-day are Mrs.
E. G.. Wiley. Mrs. III. S. New, Mrs. w. A. Ketch-
am, Mrs. r. w. Chislett and Mrs. Schuyler
Haughey.
The Marion Club will give its members the
second progressive cinch party in the series to-
nia ht at the clubhouse. All members are in
vfted TO participate.
Yesterday was Mr. J. T. McCune's birthday an
niversary, and Mrs. McCune invited the Happy
Family Club in to spend the evening and sur
prise Mr. MoCune. About forty we're enter
tanned. The surprise was success, and the
evening was spent with divers games and amuse-
ments.
mir. and Mrs. W. G. Hunter have issued invita-
tons for the marriage OF their daughter, Wini-
fred To Mr.. William Allen Mooney. to take place
dence, No. 9s9 North Pennsylvania street. 'at
O'Clock. At-h0me cards are for Mondays after
June at the Hotel Belvedere Columbus.
Mrs. Clara W. Hastings and daughter enter
tanned about one hundred friends very delight
Their home on North West street was very
prettily decorated for the event. Palms and
ferns we're in all the rooms, and white flowers
predOininated, carnations being used exclusively
Ia the parlors In the dining room the table was
strewn with fern leaves and in the center was a
bowl overlooking with La France roses. Miss
Georgealice Schley. Miss Anna Muer and Miss
May Hastings assisted in the dining room. The
harpist in an adjoining room. gave programme
OF choice selections during the receiving hours
from till D, and In the evening when Miss
Hastings gave a cinch party to nearly sixty
friends The favors were carnations. and hand
some prizes were awarded
Mrs. W. +. Winchester entertained the Glover
Club. a company of young girls. last evening at
supper. Mrs. Winchesters niece, Miss Eloise
Morton. one of the club. was the hostess Supper
arranged and decorated with the early spring
blossoms, tulips. dafodils and lilies For
fayers eacl, guest received sst.c small
novel game was played. On cards were
pictures. signs. letters and words. the whole
something more or loss familiar. The one an
swering correctly received prize. The plan of
the game is something like rebus. The coec-
ton OF cards was made by the little hostesss
grandmother. and they are ingeniously ar
ranged. and require some good study to make
perfect
A FIFTEENTH ANNIVERSARY.
The Clio Club celebrated its fifteenth ami
versary. yesterday. at the home of Mrs. DIR. An
derson, on the South side. After the regular ex-
ercises of the afternoon Mrs. Anderson served
refreshments. This club was organized for liter
airy purposes and during all of its existence has
quietly pursued the even tenor of lis way. Other
clubs are larger and have made more stir. but it
IL doubtful II any other has had more prosper
Gus or pleasanter career. This creditahle age
the occasion of several talks. or toasts. with
the refreshments. Mrs. Henry Wright respond
ed 70 The Club of the Past" Mrs. ID: W. Marmon
to THE Club of the Present" Mrs. r. c. Mellow
ell To tine Club or the Future" and Mrs. X. w.
Furnas 10 1.-THE Gentlemen" The meeting was
one OF the most delightful events In the annals of
the club.