The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-04-22
Society Events,

Mrs T. H Parry is at home Wednesdays
TO receive her friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. II. Lakin are settled in
their new home, No. II Highland place.
The Chautauqua Club will give ITS last
reception at Gresh'S Dancing Academy,
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Charles w. Fairbanks will give
reception Friday, from 4 TO o'clock, at
her home on Park avenue.
The Amateurs were entertained yesterday
atte1loon at the home of Miss May Heron,
oQ North Alabama street.
The clubs to meet this week are the Fort
nightly. the Matinee Musicale, the Portfolio
the German Literary and the Clio.
The Il. II. Euchre Club will meet Tues
DAY afternoon at the home of Mrs. Jonas
+ Johnson, No. 467 North Delaware street.
Mr.. and Mrs. William y. Harlin enter
tanned a few friends at dinner Friday even
Ing, IN honor Of the birthday anniversary
OF Mr.. Harlin.
The marriage of Miss Matilda Monninger
and Mr.. Edward Neumeyer will take place
Wednesday at the home of Mr.. Monninger,
on North Tennessee street.
The marriage of Miss Lucille Marshall
and Mr.. Herbert Hunt, of Baltimore, will
occur Wednesday evening, at the family
residence. on Central avenue.
Miss Anna Rusch. daughter of Mrs Anna
KuSch, and Mr.. Edmund Horst will be mar
ried "Wednesday afternoon at 4 O'Clock at
the English Lutheran Church.
The Dramatic Club will give its postponed
entertainment Thursday evening. The two
Little Rebel" will be presented.
Miss Helen NJ Reid. assisted by her
brothers and Mrs. Navin. Misses Heron,
Scott and Wells. gave an informal tea 70
large number OF her friends Friday even
ing.
Last Tuesday evening the Paladin Club
net at the home of the Misses Ryan, on
North Tennessee street. The next meeting
Pfau's.
The Young Woman's Missionary Society
Of h. -,
hold a reception at Mrs. Baldwin's No.
$50 North Pennsylvania street, Tuesday,
from TO y. m.
The ladies OF the sixth section of the
Free kindergarten and Children's Aid So
ciety Will give a May party at the Propy-
Iaeum the 9Th of the month. About sixty
ladies are members OF this section
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lee assisted by
Rev. and Mrs. Lucas and the fifth section
OF the Central Christian Church. will give
a reception 10 the members of that church
and their friends. at their residence. No.
Is North Delaware street, Friday evening.
from TO II o'clock.
The Contemporary Club will meet
Wednesday evening at the Propylaeum. Mr..
and Mrs John :. Harrington, Mr. and Mrs
J. G. Dean. Miss Bessie Hendricks and Mr..
Charles Moores are the reception commit
College will make an address on The New
Political Economy"
Mr.. and Mrs. David Self celebrated the
tenth anniversary Of their marriage. Mon
avenue. several lodges OF which Mr.. and
Mrs. SELF members were represented
among the guests The refreshments were
served on tin plates and carnations were
given TO each guest as favOrs.
The Mary Washington Society which has
-sVen some OF the most brilliant entertain
ments the city has had since last fall will
give a large party al the Propylaeum Fri
day evening. one parlOr will be used as a
reception room and the assembly hall will
b. used for dancing. The meTnbers who have
IL in charge expect TO have some novelties
IN the way Of decoration and entertain-
ment.
Mrs Myla F. Ritzinger entertained TWEEN
ty-fOur young people last evening at the
Country Club. The company went out about
o'clock, and soon after supper was served
The evening was spent IN dancing to the
music Of orchestra. Parties of an infor-
NAL kind are 10 be the great form OF enter
tainment for the coming season, and the
Country Club is 10 be the scene OF many
Of the festivities.
The annual closing party Of Mr.. Bren-
neke's pupils VIII occur Friday evening.
Nay 4. at TOmlinscn Hall. The juvenile
pupils Will dance from s 10 10 O'Clock and
special dances will be given Misses Earia
Bowers, Ruth Quigley. Fannie White and
Gertrude Schleicher will dance the "Ca-