The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-02-19

party by Mr.. Harry Won Hummel, and yes
terday afternoon Miss Hattie Rottler gave
matinee party in their honor.
Mrs. Charles ID. Jc;- .on will entertain
friends with 4.ocloek tea Tuesday, and
saturday she will give luncheon. 1nvI-
tations have been issued for both.
The Coral Builders of the Tabernacle
Church gave an Oriental tea yesterday aft
erno0n In the church parlOrs. China, Ja-
pan and the Indies were represented.
Mrs. John Love and Mrs. G. E. Judson
will be at home informally on Thursday.
the 3d. from to q o'clock. in honor of Mrs.
William V. Judson. No cards issued.
"A very pleasant surprise party was given
Mr. Charles Escott Tuesday evening in
honor of his eighteenth birthday. Cinch
aud dancing were the features OF the even
ing.
The plumbers gave their annual ball at
Masonic Hall, Monday evening and there
was large attendance. The Indianapolis
Military Band furnished music for the
dance.
Invitations are issued for the senior play
by the girls of the Classical School "As
lOu Like IT. has been chosen and il will be
presented at the Propylseum Saturday
evening.
Miss Winifred Stiles entertained the o.
y. o: Euchre Club very pleasantly last
Monday. Miss Ora Yontz will entertain
them Feb. 20 at her home. 823 North Tonnes
see street.
Mrs. Arthur Jordan will be at home In.
O'clock, at No. 100 North Meridian street.
Mrs Jordan will he assisted by Mrs. Dow
McClain and Mrs. Charles b. Ford.
The Nonpareil Club was deli0htfully en-
tertained "Wednesday evening by Miss
Katie Laatz. The next meeting of the club
will be Tuesday. the 21st. with the Misses
Anna and Daisey Lutz. III Elm street.
The Occssia Club met with Mrs. w. F.
Landes. OF Broadway, last Monday oven
ing. Poetic Genius" was the subject for
the evening. There were papers by Miss
Cline and Mrs. COlimore. Music by Mrs.
Medsker.
Mrs. +. f. Elliott and Mrs. Carrie Hod-
son, of Knlghtstown, are the guests of
their sister. Mrs. w. H. Ballard. No. Sc
East Ohio street. They will be at home"
informally Thursday afternoon, Feb. 20,
from to 3. No invitations.
The Misses Wishard will give reception.
tuesday afternoon. from 2 to O'clock in
honor of Mrs. III. H. Repkey. of Seattle,
Wash, and Mrs: John G. Wishard, who
leaves soon for Teheran, Persia and their
guest, Miss Victoria Kritz, of Waveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Beadle gave a recep-
ton in honor of their ninth anniversary,
on Friday evening. at their home, No. 500
North Alabama street. Music and sketch
ing were the amusements. Prizes were
awarded to Mrs. II. &. Kersey and +. b.
Ropkey.
Mrs. Augustus Lynch Mason will hold
| her first post nuptial reception Wednes-
day afternoon, from 2 to s O'Clock. Dir.
and Mrs Mason Will not be at homo In the
Contemporary Club, at which Mr.. Van
| Hoist is to speak.
The Misses Malott gave a very pretty
pink luncheon yesterday in honor of Miss
| Proctor. There were fourteen covers. and
at each was q pink rose as q favor. In the
center of the table was q pink banquet
lamp. and basket of pink roses also
adorned it's surface.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Herbert Collins enter
tanned at dinner few of their young mar
William V. Judson. The party consisted of
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Sharpe IT,, Mr. and Mrs.
| Harold Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs. III. II. How.
land. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Martindale and
Miss Helen Smith.
Mrs. F. A. Meek gave a musicale Wedpes-
day evening, in honor of her pupil, Miss
| Dora Pierce. Of Economy, who. having
| nnlshed her course in music. is about to re-
turn to her music class at home. Miss
fierce anu the pupils assisting performed
| In very oreditable manner and the hun
| dred or more guests expressed great pleas
| ure at the performance.
| Tuesday evening Mrs. Frances Nj. Haber.
! ~ Will resume her art talks illustrated by
the stereopticon. before the mem bers of the
Art Association. The subject will be
Raphael. childhood. congenial environ
| ment. personality. traces of Massaccio.
leonardo Michael Angelo. Julius III and
Leo y, Madonnai. Vatican works." The
committee includes Mr.. and Mrs. William
| 7. Kappes. Miss Katharine Lewis and Miss
| Margaret Barry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dow McClaIn celebrated
the tenth anniversary of their marriage
,sst tuesday evening. at their home. ls6
| were invited. The invitations were of TIN.
hand-painted. and all the appointments for
| the supper were of tin. occesioning a good
deal OF merriment. The fsvors were hearts,
the dates. Mr. and Mrs. McClaln received
many gifts appropriate to the occasion,
and delightful time was enjoyed by all.
The Woman's Home Missionary Society
of Roberts Park Church will celebrate
Washington's birthday on the evening of
| the "a. at the home IF Mrs. L. q. Cornelius.
| No. % West Walnut street The ladies will
dress In Martha Washington style and the
gentlemen will pe.sonate. in dress, the
father OF his country. Supper in ''Ye olden
interesting programme Will be rendered
cordial welcome will be given by the re-.
| ceptlon committee, who Will take great
pleasure in seeing that all are entertained.
A notable event of the week will be the
charity ball. at TOmllnson Hail. Tuesday
evening. under the auspices of the German
| Ladies' Aid Society. The ladies are MEM
bers of four sections of the organization.
| anu Dy tnelr unlted EFFORTS they expect to
make the ball an interesting and elepan I
entertainments There will be two orches
tras. one for the promenade aud one for the
dance. and the patronesses are the leadin Q
members OF German society. The ball will
also be attended by large number of
Americans, and Will be made brilliant 90.
casion.
The marriage of Miss Bertha Mueller and
Mr. j. G.. Forster took place Tuesday even
ing at the home of the brides parents. Mr..
and Mrs. j. II. ID. Mueller. No. 500 North
Noble street. The attendants were two
little ribbon bearers. Master Alfred Du.
rand and Miss Emma Brocbring. Rev. j.
c. Peters performed the ceremony in the
presence of a large mum Der of friends. The
bride wore handsome white silk gown.
trimmed with duchesse lace and pearls. and
wore q veil and wreath of orange blossoms
Mr.. and Mrs. Forster have gone at once TO
housekeeping in their own new home on
East Ohio street.
Miss Lucy Hamilton was the hostess yes
terday for a reception which she gave in
honor of Miss Henrietta Darby. of Chicago
| They were assisted in receiving by Miss
Nay Baldwin. of Kansas. The rooms were
tastefully decorated for the event. Pink
predominated in the library and blue in
the room where chocolate and coffee were
served. Miss haIpilton was assisted i'm en-