The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-03-25
PERSONALsAND SOCIETY.
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can. There were three visitors present
Mrs. and Miss Haywood and Miss Fischer.
line Promenade de Fenilon" by Andreux
was the first exercise of the evening. 1t was
Rad by Professor Jaillet. Conversation fol-
lowed on the subject OF paper read at
FSpag ne," Professor JaillcJ giving an ex-
perience Of his youth, in which a picnic
ground in France was the chateau" Mr..
Cobb read the last essay on a trip TO Wyan-
dOtte cave. "LHOmme Timide" an anon
ymous writing describing exactly bashful
Young man, was read by Professor Jaillet.
Conversation followed until adjournment.
At the Central Christian Church yester-
day afternoon the ladies OF the third section
were hOstesses for the childrens party 10
of their friends were invited. There were
hundreds there and they enjoyed the many
attractions which the ladies had provided.
There was one table where there were
fancy baskets filled with eggs of all sizes
and cOlOrs, thirty-three dozen having been
prepared, tissue paper flowers that Wed with
nature in color, form and beauty and egg
faces set in tissue caps and bOnnets. deco
rated by the ladies. At another table were
latest styles, TO delight the little girls. At
another table there were refreshments, and
and ferns and the ices served were OF pink.
There were games and songs by the children
and merry time for all
The only college glee, mandolin and
banjo club here this season is that from
Cornell. which will give a concert Wednes-
day evening at English's Opera House. In
the afternoon q reception Will De given at
the Propyleaum in their honor. and the
ladies who are to act as patronesses Will
be present at the concert in the evening.
The patronesses are Mrs. Eli Lilly, Mrs.
May Wright Sewall, Mrs. Augustus Lynch
Mason, Mrs. Il. Il. F. Peirce, Mrs. Morris
Ross, Mrs. +. F. Hodges Mrs Morris De-
frees. Mrs E 5. Folsom, Mrs. NJ. c. Hide
Wilson. Mrs. Earl VI. Ogle, Mrs. Charles
z. Dark, Mrs. L. 5. Ayres, Mrs. \. l..
Varney. Mrs. Henry Coburn, Mrs. J. y.
Mnburn, Mrs. W. S. Fish, Mrs. F. L.
Mayer. Mrs. I. g. Day, Mrs. j. K. Sharpe.
jr, Mrs. Francis t. Hord, Mrs. :. ID. Mil
Ter, Mrs. .. u. Jameson and Mrs. Alfred
NJ. Ogle.
one of the prettiest parties was given
yesterday afternoon by Mrs. Z. +. Perry
IN observance of the birthday anniversary
of her little daughter Nancy. About twenty
children were present, and they were all
in fancy dress. There was an Undine, a
Court Lady, a Sweet Pea, a Mother Hub
waiting maid and other characters person.
ated. The dresses were lovely. The house
was adorned with flags, Japanese lanterns
and ported flowers. All the children were
seated at one table for supper, and the
decoration was unique. In the center was
a silver candelabrum, and near was the
birthday cake. Yellow roses one for each
ter OF the rose was a tiny yellow candle
lighted. At each plate was a chocolate
pipe, and in the bowl was yellow candle.
The stem was tied with yellow ribbon. The
favor for each guest was a pretty cup and
saucer the former tied to the latter with
bow was small yellow flower The after
noon was spent in various games. The
mothers who came to the party enjoyed
II quite as much as any OF the children.