The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-12-09
ANOTHER GAY WEEK
INDIANAPOLIS KEEPS UP THE socIAL
PACE SET A FORTNIGHT AGO.
Debut Parties, Balls and Receptions
M~ovensenfs OF Prominent Folks.

Rarely indeed does indianapolis expert
ence the social life she has for the last
fortnight. Societies and individuals have
We'd with each other In entertaining. Balls.
receptions. debut parties, dinners and lunch
cons have kept the engagement book well
flied. Next to a wedding. the debut Of the
society bud is OF the greatest interest. Even
Monday was net entirely a free day. In the
afternoon and again In the evening Mr.. and
AIRS. Melvin Elliott crowen held their first
reception since their marriage. They were
assisted by Mrs. Edgar Foster and the
Misses Foster, Mrs. w. c. Castle and
Misses Alice and Jennie Dickinson. The
same afternoon Miss LavaIette Miller in
uted a few friends to meet Miss Edith
Shiveiy. OF Chicago. and to listen to the
story OF The worthington Ghosts" writ
ten and read by Miss Laura Ream. Mon
day evening was guest ,evening at the In
~dianapolis Literary Club and Rev. G.. n.
Sims read a paper on 'sTolstoi." Tuesday.
Mrs. N A. Hyde gave a reception to her
married friends from 3 to 5, and In the
evening received the young people from Z
70 3, to have them meet her daughter, Miss
Josephine Hyde. Miss Hyde's debut gown
was OF pink satin ard her bouquet was OF
pink roses. The friends assisting Mrs. Hyde
in the several handsome rooms were Mrs.
Allen Fletcher, Mrs. NJ. T. Ritzinger, Mrs.
C. L. Hare. Mrs. John C. Dean, Miss Arm
strong, Miss Mary Share, Miss Mary Noble.
Miss julia Fish, Miss Ritzinger, the Misses
Lyon. Miss Fahnley and the four Misses
Fletcher. Tuesday afternoon Mrs. w. J.
Galloway gave her first reception and in
the evening Mr.. Galloway was present.
They were assisted by Miss Berneice Bux-
ton OF Shelbyville. Miss Blanche Jelleff
and Miss Florence Woodward. Wednesday
afternoon Mrs. John w. Jones and Mrs.
Louis Weslyn Jones gave a yellow and
white chrysanthemum reception. All the
appointments were In the two colors. Mrs.
Jones, r., wore her wedding gown Of white
silk The assisting friends were Mrs. w.
b. Fletcher. Mrs. John Randolph Brown,
Mrs. Henry coe, Mrs. Isabel Adams. Mrs.
H B. loves. Mrs. Jacob p. Dunn, Mrs.
Emma Holloway. Mrs. Flora Jones, Mrs.
w. L. Fauset, Mrs. B. r. Jones, Miss Una
Fletcher, Miss Lemcke. the Misses Malott,
Miss Grace Foster, Miss Amelia Love Gas
ton, Miss Florence Raschig and Miss Mary
Pearson. The orchestra played a waltz
composed by Mr.. Louis W.. Jones, during
the afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs. J.. Hamilton
Pattison gave their first reception, from 4
to 10, at their new home on North Della
ware street, assisted by Mrs. Young. of
Troy. N z, Mrs Sarah J.. Pattison, Mrs.
A. +. Kleinschmidt and Miss Margaret
Hamilton Wednesday evening Miss Viola
Burton, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
were married at the home Of the brides
parents, on East Eleventh street. Rev. NJ.
l. Haines ofitciated: The attendants were
Miss Lillian May Beck, OF New Albany,
and Mr.. Charles Robertson, a cousin of the
groom. There were over one hundred in
Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. John
Candee Dean gave a dance for their guest,
Miss Bright Armstrong. The handsome
and Mrs. Dean were assisted by Mrs. En-
ma Winsor' Miss Anna Dunlop. Mrs e s.
Wr,S Sf's ss.v AIS N nary Dfan, WIS MRS; Nay
Thomas Dean, Mrs. George Jarvis, Mrs.
" H. Coleman Mrs. K T. Morris. Mrs.
2. Il. Keith, Mrs. j. w. Kern and Mrs.
Miss Fenton, OF Chicago. and Miss Mildred
Miss Margaret Ridseiey and Miss stella
Walcott gave a winter dance at the home
81 the formers sister. Mrs. J. X Lily, on
Charles II. Walcott and Mr.. and Mrs. Lii
~ assisted the young ladies In receiving,
Lilly. MI. and Mrs. sam1el 4. Morrison
And Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Todd assisted.
sion In the sn dec oDlaz we Of t Sssd nome IN pr His,
Fenton Of Chicago, Miss Walker of Lafay-
cite. Miss Armstrong OF Camden and Miss
out-of-town guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis r.
Levey gave a card party Thursday evening
for Mrs; c. l. Holmes, OF Louisville. who
Friday was the climax. The charity ball.
k5ven at Tomlinson Hall by the German
and was attended by several hundred
couples. The preparations were elaborate.
the costuming was rich and varied and the
I0IIE hDndrod md nhrr4r kh-~. ,-I-~I -
dance music alternately, and the dancing
srnoo ooni Mnss Charles iil E l@ We. n s@Iiin F saSs a a Is-
ception to introduce her second daughter.
Miss Grace Smith: Miss Smiths reception
earniture OF for-get-me-nots. She carried a
large bunch OF light pink carnations. Miss
3ss T Smith = assisted in ressiving In
[!Yrsno. Mssctt. Miss Elizabeth Ray, Miss
Allen Of Greencastle. Miss Martha Brad,
shaw. Miss Ella Malott, Miss Margaret
Carey Mss Mary Noble; Miss Kate Smith.
lowers from her friends. FROM 5 p to- ! the
Young people were entertained. and at s
number ~ men were invited to dinner. Mrs.
Emma Winsor and daughter and Miss
Anna An 1s Dunlop rave a i1Rsheoa at I o'clock
scarlet and white carnations. Miss Arnold
and Miss Matsons OF Greencastle. were
Mrs. James Robert Ryan received in the
afternoon Musical selections were given by
bliss Eva Lou Pearson and Miss Mamie
Branham- The same evening Miss Minnie
Deiner gave a dance to a few friends. FRI
day afternoon was guest day at the Wom-
ans Club. when each member had the priv
hcge OF inviting one guest. Saturday there
was an entertainment for the Katherine
Home. These. with numerous small COM
panies. the comings and goings OF towns
people and visitors. made another brilliant
social week
Personal and Society.
Mrs. Finley Pugh's guest, Miss Gowdy,
returned home Saturday.
Louis p. Goebel left yesterday for New
York to be absent two weeks.
Miss Rose Mccoy. who has been In the
south the last few months has returned
homo.
Tn engagement OF Miss Ada Gertrude
Cant to DR.. Ewyn g. Cornell. OF BIZ TsIC,
N Y. Is announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. William J. Galloway will re-
ceiye TUESDAY afternoon and evening at No.
Els North Illinois street
The Orion Club will dance. Wednesday
evening. and the Aniwa Club, Friday even
Ing. at tie Propylaeum-
Mr.. VIII +. Tucker has written a waltz.
which appeared yesterday. Tt is named
1.-The Wawasee Waltz"
Mrs Wilson Morrow gave a dinner yester-
day In honor OF her niece. Myra Goodwin