The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-02-11

be at home Informally Monday afternoon,
from 3 TO s o'clock. There are no invita-
lions.
The Chautauqua Club will Civ a social
reception at Gresh's dancing academy
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Henessey entertained
a number OF friends Tuesday evening in
honor of Miss Wilson, of Evansville.
Works Of Benjamin GODDARD will be given
by the members of the Matinee Musicale
at their meeting Wednesday afternoon.
friends to meet her niece. Miss Florence
Jacobs, OF Chicago, informally, Monday
evening.
The Apre-Midi Euchre Club will be enter
tained by Mrs. Katherine Eden Allen, 81
North Tennessee street, Thursday after
noon, Feb. 10.
Myrtle Temple, No. Z, Pythfan Sisters,
will give a valentine social and entertain
ment at their hall, No. 80 Monument Place,
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Andrew Jackson gave a children's
party Monday afternoon in observance Of
the seventh birthday anniversary of her
daughter, Inez Ethel Jackson.
The social of George H. Thomas w. r.
e, No. 20, will be given at the residence
OF Mrs. A. s. Hampton. $40 West Vermont
street, Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. H: s; Tucker and Mrs. J. NJ; Neu-
berger, of Chicago, will receive their friends
Informally Thursday afternoon at the home
of the former, on North Delaware street.
There are no invitations.
IL HldTTldSe Oh MISS MARY bdtOH Dyt
and Mr.. William Charming Gushing will
take place Wednesday evening at $50 at
the family residence of Mr.. and Mrs. John
T. Dye on North Delaware street
Mrs. Charles E. Field, of Chicago, former
ly Miss Burton Bristor, of this city, will
come this week and on Friday she will re-
ceive her friends with her mother, Mrs
Bristor, on North Tennessee street.
Mrs. r. d. Townsend will read a paper
on The Evolution of Invention before the
FortnightIy Literary Club Tuesday; The
will be led by Mrs. K. B. Hilleary and Mrs.
Helen A. Eaton.
Mrs. Morris NJ. Defrees entertained a
number Of young people and a few Of the
young married ladies yesterday afternoon
in honor of her niece, Miss Harriet Mitch
ell, of Dennison, o., who is visiting Judge
and Mrs. Baker, at the Denison.
The NJ. c. Il. Club, with a number of in
vited gentlemen, were entertained Monday
evening by Mrs. T. Z. Egan and Mrs. d.
B.. Shideler. Friday afternoon the ladies
met With Mrs. Sherman, and next Thursday
they will meet with Mrs. Mansfield, on
North Alabama street.
The members of the Americas Club were
entertained with a yellow domino dance on
David Kahn. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kahn,
Mr.. and Mrs. |. NJ. Kantrowitz. Mr.. and
and Mr.. n. N. kantfowitz.
The Philharmonic Club Of Richmond, of
which Mr.. Max Leckner. of this city, is the
director, gave its tenth concert Tuesday
evening Ill Ine opera mousse. ReDekdn, a
Scripture Idyll." by Joseph Barnaby. was
given for the first part, and a miscellane-
Gus programme for the second part.
A drawing room concert will be given Fri
day evening at the home of Rey. and Mrs.
n. A. Hyde on North Delaware street.
Among those who will take part are Mrs.
5. l.. Morrison. Miss May Johnson, Miss
Adelaide Carman. Miss Angela Maxwell.
Miss Georgia Whittier. Miss Bessie Beck,
Mr.. NJ. II. Spades, Mr.. William g. Sterne
and Mr.. John L. Geiger.
The nucleus of a French library was
placed on the center table at the meeting
of the French Club last Tuesday evening.
There were six volumes of Dumas, five of
Victor Hugo, two of Rousseau, two of
Monstesquieu one of Sand, one of To-
boulais and L'Historie de Marie Antoin-
cite, all bound alike. with the name of the
club on the back. There are eleven more
volumes in the hands of the binders. The
meeting was opened with a piano solo,
maZourka caprice, Bartlett, by Miss Belle.
A reading by Prof. Jaillet, L Quaker ct
lie Voleur," and short stories by Mrs. Ran
ger and Miss Barber constituted the for
NAL exercises. Mr.. II. II. Harper related
in French his experience in New York city
during the riots in the early part Of the
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