The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-12-09

Julia Marlowe Taber and Mr.. Robert Ia
Der will te the guests OF honor at Mrs.
SewelPs usual Wednesday afternoon recep-
ton Dec. II.
hold their second reception tomorrow after
noon and evening at their home, No. S9
North Pennsylvania street
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. Hamilton Pattison will
4 to 10 in the evening. at their new home,
No. 7A North Delaware street.
Mrs. ]. s. Anderson will not have Wednes-
day as her day at home hereafter. Mr.. and
Mrs. Anderson expect to go to Florida and
Cuba for the month of February.
The second concert OF the Maennerchor
Society. for this season, will be given
Thursday evening. at Maennerchor Hail.
The concert will be followed by a dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Garay. OF Cambridge
City, have issued invitations for the mar
rage OF their daughter Jessie and Mr..
Mrs. C.. OF entertained the A. q. Euchre
Club Thursday afternoon Miss Rosa Bauer
will entertain the club Thursday afternoon,
Dec. q, at her home, 74O East Market street.
There will be meetings of the Indianapo-
lis Literary. Century, Musicale, Clio, over
the-Teacups, German Literary, Amateurs
week.
The marriage Of Miss Bette Alice Knight.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Knight.
and Mr. Dougherty will occur Wednesday
evening at the brides home on Pleasant
street.
Mr.. Barclay Walker has been invited to
participate In the musical programme for
the kindergarten tea the 18th at Mrs Town
compositions.
Mr.. F. l. Porter Booth. OF Manchester.
England, who starts for home Wednes-
day. was given a farewell reception by
the Misses Plishner, OF IS7 North Illinois
street, last evening.
The regular meeting of the Matinee Musi-
Gale will be held Wednesday afternoon. Mrs.
HEe Z s mnsIc whicn Will Vii, read hs , 4 PAPER S1
the members OF the first division.
The Stretching Club was entertained yes
terday afternoon by Miss Roda Sellick. The
Different Periods of Art" Miss Mary Y.
Robinson met with the club members.
Felix Morris will give a reading at the
Propylaeum the afternoon Of Jan. 4. for the
Flower Mission. In connection with the
reading the members of the Flower Mis-
sion viii give a reception to Mr.. Morris.
Miss Nellie Smith will entertain the Kato
Club Tuesday evening. The club meets each
alternate Tuesday evening. The officers
are: President, Mr.. Harry Murbarger; sec
rotary, Will II. Rost; treasurer, George b.
Morris.
Mrs: A. ". Judson entertained a few
friends informally Friday evening for her
cousin, Mrs. c. s. Morgan, of st. Paul.
Mimi. Mrs. Morgan returned home yester-
day. She and Mrs. Judson had not met
since 1854.
The veritas Club met wednesday night
at the residence Of Mrs. Greist, on North
Miss Lillian Greist on Poetry and Art
and by Mr.. Albert COPYRIGHT on The In
huence Of Christ Upon Art"
The marriage of Miss Lille Drusi,la
w. Browning, and Mr.. Harry Lathrop. Of
Greensburg. will take place Wednesday at
street. The ceremony will be followed by a
large reception.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Atkins and Mr.. and
Mrs. William H.. Perkins have invited their
sketches of Mr.. William G. Perkins next
Tuesday. The reception will be held after
Mon A aRG ev Sol Sss 4 No aas sGms of M stree and
The annual ball given by the Americas
Club will occur tomorrow evening at the
csubrooms. No. 16 North Alabama street.
~cinnati AMI Chicago will attend. Elaborate
decorations have been provided and a full
orchestra VIII furnish music for the occa-
sion.
Mr.: Irving Swan Brown will entertain
the Princeton Glee Club the afternoon Of
the 18th. at the Denison with a musicale.
Invited to participate. Mr.. Brown will play
a numbe for the cello. After the concert
Mr.; Booth Harrington win give a reception
and dance at the Propylaeum for them.
The ladies' auxiliary Of Naomi Chapter,
Order OF the Eastern Star, was entertained
by Mrs. Schley, OF POP Clifford avenue,
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. schley was
6L4s (aeF RA1oA
dent; Mrs. McQueston, secretary; Mrs.
Heofgen, treasurer; Mrs. Hamilton and Mrs.
BaIcom. directresses for the ensuing year.
The High School class, which will be
graduated in February, will give an en-
tertainment Saturday evening at High
School Hall. The proceeds Of the enter
talnment will be used to purchase some
gift for the school as a parting from the
class. The evening will be a Milton Even
ing The drama, The Mask Of Comus,"
win be presented with stereopticon views
and music.
There was a meeting of the members Of
Sections / and 2 of the Free Kinder
Farten and children's Aid Society, yester-
day morning, at the home Of Mrs. John w.
Kern, on North Pennsylvania street. The
society needs more money. 1t was decided
that these two sections should give a tea at
the home Of Mrs. George Townley, on
Broadway, in the afternoon, and a dance
in the evening of the 18th. AS these two
linson Hall q few weeks ago and the MEM
bers paid their annual fee. they will not
be asked to pay 1t again. The only pro-
ceeds Of the tea for the Kindergarten will
be the regular admission.
The German Ladies' Aid Society is making
preparations for a novel entertainment to
be given for a week. beginning -Sew Years
eve. The production calls for a chorus of
twenty voices, and there win be leo young
Is The Witch OF Endor." With music.
rany Bible scenes will be depicted. Elab-
crate scenery, costumes and accessories will
be furnished The play is particularly APP
ptoprldte at the season CHOSEN, as the part
OF the entertainment will include the music
OF the Three Wise Men. music of The Ma
tivity, music of the Flight Into Egypt,
music or The Entry Into Jerusalem and
other scenes. There will be matinees New
Years day and Saturday and the six even
ing performances.
The managers Of the Katherine Home
were nosteSses for a tea yesterday afternoon
In the east parlor of the Propylaeum. Mrs.
John G. Wright, Mrs. II. p. WATSON and
Mrs: Albert j. Beveridge were at the head
OF the. entertainment and were assisted by
tne otner managers and a number of young
ladies'. Inc room was arranged with rugs.
ngnts and nowers to make IL like a private
drawing ROOM The three ladies' received
different tables Delicious coffee was
poured at one by Miss Augusta Lyon and
Miss julia Landers, assisted by Miss Mary
Ransdan. Miss Bybee and Miss Bessie
West Mrs. G. B. Lockard and Mrs. Frank
Churchman had charge Of the table. Miss
knippenberg, Miss Kate Wallick and Miss
Elizabeth Lyon presided at the table where
Katherine Home were for sale. The next
table was for flowers, with Miss Ida Os-
good amid the blossoms. Shaker goods
were dispensed by Miss Corrinne Robbins.
Miss Eliza Adams and Little Mabel Tai
bolt. At the lemonade table were Miss
Alice long and Miss Lucia Holiday. Near
them there were cakes Of all kinds, and
those in charge were Mrs. Black, Mrs.
Frank James mad Mrs. William r.. Evans
Homemade candy in dainty boxes tied
with ribbons were served by Mrs. George
u. Evans, Mrs. II. G.. Long. Mrs. NJ. B..
Wilson and Miss Margaret Hamilton.
There We're numerous visitors during the
afternoon Miss Mamie Branham. the
v%iolinist, played several selections. accom-
panied by Miss Eva Lou Pearson. All the