The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-10-07
OF OCTOBER
WEDNESDAY STILL A POPULAR DAY
FOR WEDDING CEREMONIES.
Local Events on That Day-New Dnnc-
ing Clubs Being Organfzed-Per-
sonaI and Society.

October is the golden month for weddings
and Wednesdays, the 10th and 18th, seem TO
be the popular days. 1t has been a ques-
ton as to whether Wednesday was once
"Weddingsday,' as more such events oc-
cur on that day than n other In the
week. Among the weddings which will be
of special interest to Indianapolis people
next Wednesday are those OF Miss Pearl
Kindelberger, only daughter of Dr. and
Mrs. w. H. Kindelberger. and Mr.. James
Robert Ryan. youngest son of Mr.. and Mrs.
J.. r. Ryan, at s o'clock; that or Miss
Mary Virginia Williams. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. z. L. Williams, and Mr.. Frank
C. Lingenfelter, which will take place at
the family residence on Pleasant avenue;
that Of Miss Eleanor Gordon Brush. only
daughter of Mr.. FOL I. Brush, and Mr..
II. n. Hampstead, which will occur at the
Waldorf Hotel in New York; that of Miss
Annie Hamilton and Mr.. Delmore Allison,
which Will be observed at Roberts Park
Church in the evening at 5 o'clock; that
of Miss Kate Caylor. laughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jefferson Caylor, and Mr.. Montgom-
cry virgins, which will be at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Caylor on Bellefontaine
street; that of Miss Katherine Heron,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Heron,
and Mr.. Samuel Fisher. which will be a
Alabama street. and that of Miss May
Johnson, daughter of Mrs. Alice Johnson,
and Mr.. Victor c. Kendall at Mrs. john
sons home on North Alabama street.
NEW DANCE CLUBS.
There are to be several new clubs this
winter which will devote an occasional
evening to the dance. The Propyiaeum has
been engaged for some of them for the
season. In fact. there is TO be more or a
revival Of that pleasure for this season
than for come years. Nearly all the even
ing gowns that have been made for the
young ladies are of dancing length. so that
they. at least. will be ready. One OF the
clubs is the Orion, which will hold Its nrst
meeting on the 18th. The members meet
once every three weeks. Another is the
JAPANESE and means club, so it will not
be necessary TO say Propylaeum Odori
Club. Their first meeting comes the 18TH.
A third club, Of which Mr.. Thaddeus
Huston is the president, has not yet been
named. The members wish to nave some
thing new. unlike any other club and at
the same time appropriate; Tnis cino VIII
have its first dance the 18th and will have
ssemblies once In three weeks during the
winter. In addition to the new clubs a
number OF women are trying TO form a
new CLASS " OdlCCS.
reign for a few months and vie with
literature in holding the attention OF the
Hoosier capitals inhabitants.
At the Clubs.
At the Fortnightly Club Tuesday. the
nrogramme subjects are Mountains" and
t'The Literature of Outdoor Life"
The Katherine Merrill Club will observe
its Presidents day Saturday. and Will meet
with Mrs. H. B. Holman, on West North
street.
Mr.. Charles w. Moores will read an essay
on 1.-THE Literary Quality in abraham Lin
coln'' before the Century Club Tuesday
evening.
when Mrs. Hannah NJ. Furnas will read
a paper on Evolution of the Domestic
Problem"
At the Indianapolis Literary Club, to-
morrow evening. Mr.. Charles E.. Emmer'
ich will read a paper on cause and Enec'
In History"
The Minerva Club will make ga tour OF
Italy during the club season. For IT'S
meeting tomorrow each member Will give
a short talk about the country.
The Over-the-teacups Club has chosen
Friday as its initial day for the season. Al
that time there will be a review of the
summer spent by the members, and the
topic given is 'Idyls Of the Summer
Church Entertainments.
At the meeting of the Missionary Society
OIL the OcCOIu 1ISSDy &c Sl01Cn,
Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Charles F.
Sayles will give a description OF her visit
to Chinatown in San Francisco, and Miss
Kate LemcSe, who has just returned from
a three years residence in Europe, will
sing.
The ladies of the C-ollege-avenue Baptist
Church are making preparations for a
Riley entertainment the last of the month.
With the exception of some Instrumental
music, everything will be from Riley. The
songs will be his words. and some original
ideas have been discussed to make the tea
attractive.
The Kings Daughters of Plymouth
Church will have an entertainment at the
church, Wednesday evening. Miss Char
lotte NJ. Allen, VINO is a most delightful en-
tertainer, has been secured and will give
an evening called Switzerland" This is
Xix a play, inasmuch as Miss Allen reads
a story and assumes the characters. She
wears the Swiss costume.
The McAll Society will give an entertain
ment at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Jordan, on North Meridian street
tuesday afternoon. The proceeds are for the
benefit of Sale Indiana, a mission chapel
IN Paris, which members from this State
support. The attractions for the entertain.
gramme will be: Mrs. Charles B. Ford will
sing at 3, Mrs. r. +. Bigger will read al
$50. Mrs. j. r. Lilley and Miss Sarah Meigs
VIII play at 4, Mrs. Carolyn Winter Goetz
will sing at 1880 and Mr.. X. r. Buchanan
will sing at 8 O'Clock.
Personal and Society.
Mrs. S L. Ferree is visiting her sons in
Kansas City, Mo.
Mr.. Willis c. Vajen and family will laav.
Cor California this week.
Marion Ward orr;ya1 ho-~