The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-10-29

the amusements for the evening were mu-
sic, dancing and vocal and instrumental
solos.
Miss Grace E. Matthias, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. j. Matthias. and Mr.. Elmer F.
Hoffmeyer will be married Wednesday
evening at the residence, No. IA Arch street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank W. Wood will give
honor of Miss Cartmell, of Asheville, n. c.,
who is the guest Of Mrs. A. f. Klein
schmidt.
Miss Lottie Jennings gave an autumn.
Clifford avenue. The invitations were corn
husks tied with lavender ribbon. The even
ing was spent in dancing.
AT the next meeting of the Century Club,
at the Denison, Oct. 81. Prof. ID. G; Brown
will read a paper 1.-The Misanthrope in
Literature" This Will be guests evening,
and a full attendance is desired.
The marriage of Miss Cora Pearl Hicks,
sister of Mrs. r. r. Hammond. and Mr..
Nelson Lee Duncan, of San Antonio, Tex,
will take place, Wednesday at the home of
Mrs Hammond, on Cherry street
A large party of young people from La
fayette and another from Richmond will
come to attend the chrysanthemum show at
TOmllnS0n Hall next week, and others are
expected from Terre Haute and Green
castle.
One of the most notable social events Of
the season in Kenwood Park was the sheet
and FELLOWSHIP surprise party held in honor
of the twentieth birthday of Mr.. Theo.
Davis, on Kenwood avenue, last Monday
evening.
Hope Lodge, No. 6, Knights and Ladies
of Honor, will celebrate her sixteenth ami
versary on Wednesday evening, Nov. l. at
its hall in the When Block, by giving
social, tc. which members of the order and
their friends are invited.
At a social of the George H. Thomas w.
r. c.. held at the home of Mrs Twinane
last Tuesday, Mrs. c. A. Woodward read a
paper which she had prepared for and
read at the reunion of her husbands regi-
ment during the encampment.
A delightful blackboard was given at
Allisonville last night Among those enjoy
ing the trip were the Misses Ward, Me-
Cord, Mcintyre, Barrows, Goddard and Nc
Elwaine and Messrs. Miller, Kayior, Par
ker, Pernott. Eckman and Barrows.
Mysterious invitations have been issued,
without the name OF host or hostess to
be given at the Country Club All Hallow
cen evening. There are queer designs on
the cards and q rendezvous appointed. AS
everyone who received an invitation Is
making preparations to go, the festivities
are to be patrOniZed and the pleasure which
curiosity arouses is in the superlative.
The first meeting of the Senior Club Of
the Girls Classical School was held Fri
day afternoon with Miss s., Lulu spann, on
North Delaware street The entertainment
was a sketching party, and the members
drew pictures illustrating popular songs.
and then the pictures were named. The
officers of the club are: President, Miss
Ethel Fletcher; vice president, Miss Lulu
Spann; secretary, Miss Myla CobuIn, and
treasurer, Miss Helen Holman.
airy Club held it's meeting with Mrs. DR..
Calvin Fletcher. The programme was
changed from one purely German to one
partially SO, as an essay in German on
Goethes Elective Affinities," by Mrs.
Henry Kahn, was followed by one in En-
glish, on the same subject, by Miss Eliza
beth Nicholson. The different views taken
by the two ladies brought about much
varied thought and opinion, and the dis
cussion was free and animated. Each men,
Der brought a guest and I'm honor of the
latter rules as TO German speaking were
suspended. =
The senior class of the Indianapolis high
school gave a reception in the hall of the
high school yesterday afternoon. Nearly
one hundred and twenty were present.
Mr.. Benton, solo by Miss Maud Lucas, a
piano solo by Miss Aufderheide, and many
others were well received and greeted by
plenty of applause An orchestra taken
music. Lemonade and cake were served in
one corner of the ROOM The favors con-
sisted of gilded acorns attached TO tlue and
red ribbons. The reception was new fea-
ture and was considered a great success.
An autumn tea will be given at the resi-
day afternoon by the first section of the
Free Kindergarten and Children's Aid So
ciety. The ladies at the head of the enter
tanning section are Mrs. II. E. Griffith,
Mrs. Townley and Mrs. John W. Kern
All the decorations will be of autumn and
several attractive features will be intro
duced. large number of prominent la
dies belong TO the section, and q very sue
cessful tea is assured. A cordial invitation
is extended to all who are interested in
the work for little children which the So
ciety is doing. new school was opened
in September, and there is greater need for
help, and everyone who attends the tea
will materially assist the workers during
a coming