The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-03-11

will lead and among those who are an
nounced to take part are Mrs. Allen. Mrs.
DIauIord, Mrs. Hackedorn and Miss Mar
garet Smith.
Mrs, D. NJ. Parry will soon send out invi-
d.IohS Tor a reception in honor of four
young ladies, who are visiting her sister,
Mrs. Thomas Parry.
Miss Lila r. Hpeston was married to Mr..
VIII Moores at Hamilton, o., on Feb. %.
The bride is a cousin of Miss Katherine
'lnnedge, of this city.
Camille Saint Saens is the composer
whose works are to be illustrated at the
regular meeting Of the Matinee Musicale
wednesday afternoon.
The Ladies' East-side Benevolent Society
VIII give a mite social at the home of Mrs.
-. X Jones, 1856 East Michigan street,
Tuesday afternoon, from 2 TO s.
"A pretty home wedding was that OF Miss
Maggie diamonds TO Earl Milton Wright,
thursday evening, Rev. G. f. Hicks, of the
ing. 0"
The Nonpareil Cinch Club was enter
tanned by Miss Cora Miller Thursday even
Gertrude Schencher, No. 10 East Market
street.
Mrs. Lee Mothershead, of North Meridian
street gave a family luncheon yesterday.
James w. Morris. Mrs Morris Defrees and
Mrs. Morris Ross.
The Kings Daughters of Plymouth Church
" III 1lAt OII a
uen' In the church parlorS on Friday even
ing at 5 O'Clock, in which each person will
Crane.
AT the Portfolio Club, Thursday evening,
MT; Allen Hendricks will read a paper on
The Short Story" The committee on en-
schmidt. Mrs. w. B. Fletcher and DIR. A.
w. Brayton.
The Woman's Missionary Society of the
FIRST Presbyterian Church will meet on
w GQ0eSUaX AT the home of Mrs w Sick
les, S5l North East street, instead Of
Wednesday of next week. as the pro-
grammes have it.
The next play of the Dramatic Club will
In Honor Bound" The performance Will
be repeated publicly the evening of the
3lst, at the Propylaeum, for the benefit of
the Industrial Union.
The Columbus, o., papers announce the
approaching marriage of Miss Monnie r..
err superintendent of the Western paving
and Supply Company, of Indianapolis. The
event is to happen in the early summer.
The Apollo Either Club, which is under
the following officers last Thursday even
ing: President, Mrs. Mary Schmidt; secre-
tary; Mrs; Lucy Brust; treasurer. Miss
Schrader.
The first dress rehearsal of the Hammer
Musk Club will be held at the Propylaeum
IN Thursday, March 10, from u to 2 p.
m. Admission to such rehearsals will be Is
cents, and only members and students of
music, who present at the door certificates
properly signed by their teacher, will be
Mr.. ]. Alfred Barnard gave a concert
party Friday night TO the Sousa band, and
afterward entertained his guests at supper
at the columbia Club. The company in
cluded Mr.. and Mrs. Henry 5. Fraser, Mr..
and Mrs, AugustHs Co6urn, Mr.. and Mrs.
tindale and Mr.. William Coburn.
Mrs. V. NJ RacEuS WAS hostess Thurs
day for the Ladies' Ribbon Club. The favors
were Carlsbad china. For refreshments the
set with cut glass and silver. The center
piece was Of Hungarian porcelain a swan
loaded with Marechal Neil roses, driven by
ing will be with Mrs. b. b. Dildine.
It a recent meeting of the Daughters of
the Revolution, held at the residence of
was appointed chapter regent, Catherine
Merrill historian, Mrs. James Raynor Lii
ley secretary and registrar, and Mrs. p.
has been appointed State regent for Indiana
by the national board of management and
in Washington. Mrs. Adlai Stevenson is
president of the organization, having sue
ceeded the late Mrs. Benjamin Harrison.
The Boys Club, on Court street, under
the direction Of Miss Dixon, will receive
SO as a result OF two entertainments given
by six little girls at the residence OF Mr..
r. O.. Hawkins, on North Tennessee street.
4L1 ply NS| NoAASS &h1A
from "Comic Tragedies" Louise Tutewiler
assumed the character of Blanca, the Span
ish lady: Clara HawkinS appeared as Adel-
bert, with Ruby Dean as Huon. Hazel
Kinney made an excellent witch, and Irene
Taggart enacted the page. Olive Hawkins
recited Emily Jane and when de Folks
Is Cone" by Riley. The friends of the
children gave them large audiences, and
were we'll pleased with their first effort.
Miss Hattie Wyman and Miss Bessie
Boyd were the hostesSeS Friday evening
for a novel progressive circle party. given
at the home of the former on Cornell ave-
nue.. The affair partook of an internal
tional nature, the five tables representing
the United States, England, Germany,
France and Italy were designated by their
respective national flags. The score cards
were so arranged and printed that each
couple would represent one Of the two most
prominent cities selected from the above
nations, and in this manner ascertain their
playing position, the United States being
first. The house was tastefully decorated in
national colors and the refreshments served
in harmony with the occasion.