The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-03-12

it would interfere too much with her stud
les and for reasons above mentioned nego-
tiations were dropped.
Society Events.
Mrs d. A. Bohlen celebrated her seventy
fifth birthday Thursday.
The Popular Club was entertained by
Mrs. g. II. Barth last evening.
Mrs. Henry SEVERN will entertain friends
at cards Wednesday afternoon.
The Ribbon Euchre Club was entertained
by Mrs. Fred Brand Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. A. F. KIainsmith will hold her Sec
ond reception Tuesday afternoon and even
ing.
Mrs. G. A. Richards and Miss Fsrtig will
give O card party Tuesday at the formers
home.
The Ladies' NJ. C. b. Euchre Club was
entertained Thursday afternoon by Mrs. ID.
b. Shideler.
Edwin Moore. Macy Good and Hugh
Bryan will give a dance at the Propyleum
Friday night. the 18th.
Miss Agnes Duncan will give a luncheon
Tuesday. in honor of her guest. Mrs. Flor
ence krag Reynolds, of Chicago.
Mr.. and Miss Alice Van And very pleas
antly entertained q few of their friends
tuesday evening at their home on North
East streeu.
At the Matinee Musicale, Wednesday,
Va DoAAkCl DkLObp III ~
Massinet will be given by members of the
second division.
Tho Pirouette Club will give q social
hop at Cresh's dancing Academy Tuesday
evening, and the Winona Club Will dance
Thursday evening.
Monday night Will be ladies' night at the
indianapolis Literary Club. Mr.. Charles
Il. Brooks will read q paper on Tho Gen.
tleman's Magazine"
Mrs. J. r. Ryan will receive informally
Thursday afternoon, from 3 to 5 O'Clock, to
have her friends meet her guest. Mrs. Jen-
ME 1. Sparks. of Louisville.
Mrs. John Holiday Murphy will give her
second and final post nuptial reception
Wednesday afternoon, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Murphy will receive In the evening.
The Schliewen Quartet will give q con-
cert at Lutheran Church. corner Pennsyl-
vanla and Walnut streets. Friday evening.
for the benefit of the Young Peoples So
ciety.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Katherine Mae Eden and Mr.. Samuel
Simmons Allen, of Chicago, formerly of
this city, the wedding to take place in she
spring.
At the Woman's Club, Friday. Mrs. Mer-
rick Vlnton will read q paper on "Our
Debt to the Netherlands" and Mrs. L. g.
Wiley will lead the conversation on "A
Summer In Holland"
Yesterday was the fifteenth birthday an
niversary. of Miss Lucy Hardy. and she OBJ
served 1t BY. entertaining quite q number
of her friends in the evening at her home
on North Mississippi street.
The Whatsoever Society OF Kings Daugh-
tiers will give q tea Friday. from 4 to 9
O'Clock; In the parlors of the First Presby-
the benefit of the Newsboys' Home fund.
Mrs. ID. R. Lucas gave q children's party
yesterday, entertaining about twenty-five.
IN Observance of the tenth birthday ami
versary of her daughter, Mary King Lucas.
Games were played and Refreshments were
served.
The regular meeting of the New York
Club will be held at the Propylaum Tues
day evening, at s o'clock. Ladies are now
eligible to membership in the club, and it
Is desired that as many as possible attend
this meeting.
Mrs. j. Allen Miller gave a most enjoy.
able luncheon at her home. on College
avenue, Thursday. Among the guests were
Mrs. j. Wood Jordan; Mrs. J: Samuel
Wood; Mrs. Warren Wood ward, Mrs. J..
Miss Il. Gertrude Woodward.
The ladies who receive calls Mondays
are Mrs. j. i. Dye, Misses Dye. Mrs. T. A.
Lewis, Miss Lewis. Mrs. ID. w. Coffin, Miss
Coffin. Mrs. q. N. CattOrsop. Mrs. Elmer c.
Sewali, Mrs. Charles d. Johnscn. Mrs. Henry
Knippenberg. Mrs. Robert Dain, Mrs. Solo
mon Claypool. Mrs. Chester Bradford. Miss
Claypool.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. E. Heine entertained a
umb of their friends at euchre Wednes-
day evening. at their residence. No.. 1872
Clifford avenue. Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Stacey. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Cochran. Mr.. and Mrs. e. Schmltt.
Mr.; and Mrs. &C. Holloway. Mr.. and Mrs.
J: +. Minor. Mr.. and Mrs. g. Trayford.
Miss Walters. Mr.. F. Patterson and Others.
Mrs. J. S. Anderson celebrated her hus.
band birthday anniversary Wednes.
day evening, at their homo, 276 North
Illinois street. by q progressive
euchre party. Punch was served In the
floral decorations. consisting of tulips hya.
cints. ferns and azalies. Professor Walker
and Miss Pearl Kaufman furnished the
musical entertainment for the occasion.
The marriage of Miss Mabel Madsen and
Dr. Albert Il. league was solemnized
Wednesday evening at the home of the
brides parents, SO North Mississippi street.
The ceremony was performed at $50, in the
presence of the relatives and immediate
friends. by the Rev. j. A. Bryan. The
BRIDE wore q handsome gown of white silk
with lace trimmings. and her flowers were
lilies of the valley. A number of the rela-
tives were present from Cincinnati. DIR.
and Mrs: league will reside at 1854 West
Washington street, whore they will receive
their friends.
The Katharine Home was open Yesterday
afternoon, from 2 to 6 o'clock, and the board
of managers received all who called TO IN
spect the beautiful new home. All were
delighted with 1.-THE commodious apart
ments. tie handsome furnishing and the
general air of cheeriness and comfort. So
full q description has been given in the
Journal that there Is no new point to make.
There was @ large attendance. and an ex-
preston OF surprise and admiration for
whett the managers had accomplished. The
dedicatory services Will be held this after,
no0n, at 1 o'clock.
Friday evening Miss Nina Bond enter
tanned the c0llegians from the State Uni
versity informally after the oratorical DON.
test, and yesterday afternoon Miss Bond,
Miss Rcndthaler. Miss Watson of Craw-
fordsville, Miss Dalton of Kansas Civ.
Miss Van Duzan of Evansville, aud Miss
Margaret Todd entertained the Beta men
ct Miss Todd's home. on North Alabama
street. The house was decorated with
palms and flowers. and there was music.
In the evening the same young ladies held
an informal reception. and q number of In
dianapolis friends were invited to meet the
guests from away.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph X. Sharpe gave q
handsome dinner. Thursday evening q. enter
tanning Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Lynch Ma
son. Mr.. and Mrs. James b. Curtis, Mr.. and
Mrs. J..P. Dunn. Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Man.
sur and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Martlndale.
The table was ornamented with bowls of
Marechal Mel roses aud lighted with vel
low candles. Friday Mrs. Sharpe gave A
luncheon. at which Mrs. Oran Perry, Miss
Elma Comfy of New York. Mrs. w. T..
Kappes. Mrs. III. j. MIlligan. Mrs. III.
Bates. it,. Mrs. Charles Martindale. Mira.
William b. Wheelock. Mrs. Herbert Emerv
of RoSton Mrs John II WIIson Nra Nc.