The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-01-29
Personal AND SOCIETY.
IRIS. Juliette l. Herriott is visiting in Chi

morning With MIS-. L. Newton lOuu
Mrs. r. Il. F. PIERCE has returned from
Kenosha, where she has been for several
weeks.
A reception will be given in the parlors
of the First Presbyterian Church Friday
evening.
Mrs. d. p. Erwin and daughter Helen will
sail for Europe the 18th of February by
La Burgoyne.
Mrs Charles s. Willard and daughter
have gone to the Bermudas to remain till
the first of April.
Mrs. Frank churchman has gone to Pitts
burg to visit her daughter, Mrs. j. j.
Turner, and family.
Mr.. George Kittridge of Chicago, who
spent Sunday with friends in this city. re-
turned home yesterday.
Miss Louise Irwin, Of Cincinnati, is the
guest of Mrs. and Miss Newcomer,
North Pennsylvania street.
Warden and Mrs. French of Michigan
City, will come, tomorrow, to visit Gov
ernor and Mrs. Claude Matthews.
Miss Daisy Powell, of ST. Louis, who has
been the guest of Mrs. w. III. Coleman
for some time, returned home Saturday.
Miss Angelina Moon, of Eau Claire Wis,
will come, next week, to visit Miss Char
lotte Ransdall, on North Alabama street.
Mrs. T. H. B. Mccain, of Charlottesville,
will come, to-day, to make short visit to
Mrs. Judson Smith, No. 1879 West Michigan
street.
The members of the Deutsche Haus will
give g. dance the evening of the I'D of
February in observance of Washington
birthday anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs Young, of Morton Place,
entertained the congregation of the Fourth
Presbyterian Church. last evening, in honor
of Mrs. George New. There a large
attendance of members and friends Dur
ing the evening Mrs. New presented
with a purse.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Woollen's his
tory class and newspaper class united at
her home on North Pennsylvania street,
and listened to talk by, DR.. James H.
Hyslop Of Columbia College, who ad.
dressed the Contemporary Club last
v
The ladies of the Fourth Presbyterian
Church have issued invitations for a birth
Delaware Del and Ninth streets. to- Is1
his On he Village rass Life ,ss E nas
Literary Club early in the season.
Among the engagements for the Propy-
laeum for the next four weeks are the
and tomorrow night; the new Arlington
Club and the woman's Club, Friday; the
Van Winkie. Feb. /; the Local A' Council ii
meeting, the 9Th; the Matinee Musicale,
the 6th; the Aniwa Club dance the It'll; a
kinson Smith, the artist and author, the
12th the College of Music recital, the even
ing of the 18th; the Sons of st. George re-
ception and entertainment, the 18th; val
entine reception by Mrs. Henry Jameson, I
the 14th, the Women's Club breakfast and
anniversary celebration, the 18th, and the
Mary Washington Association party, the
evening of the 22d
Mrs. Jason Carey and daughter, Miss
Carey, gave a dance. last. evening. at the
Propylaeum. The spacious hall of the build
ing was appropriated for the dance to the
music of an orchestra. The guests were
received by Mrs. Carey, who hand
some black satin gown with lace and by
Miss is; C Car yi, IN s dainty frock Of white
room was deliberately decorated with palms
and pink azaleas. the prevailing colors APP
The mantels windows and the platform
We're all charmingly arranged for the party
and ous coy 80 corners rs added to the general
assisted by Mr.. and Mrs. H. p. Wasson
Mr.. and Mrs F. L. Mayer and Mr.. and
Miss Bybee and the Misses Elizabeth and
Augusta Lyon. Miss Byhee. wore beauti-
trimmed With embroidered blue olu eh nn
Miss Elizabeth Lyon wore Dresden gown
of light silk with lowered pattern, and
hand-embroidered null, which she wore
over white satin. Each of the young ladies
carried rare flowers The dance was only
$50 present. Many lovely dresses were worn
and the scene was a gay one till late
hour Among the visitors from out of town
were Miss Van Voorhis of Boston; Miss
Won StarSloff. of st. Louis, and Miss Mitch
ell, of Goshen.
ANERICUS CLUB MINSTRELS
The third annual Ameiicus Club MINISTRIES
were given last evening at the club house
One evening each year the members of the
Americas Club give a minstrel perform
ance, and it is the jollest entertainment of
the whole course. The talent is not con-
fined to the masculine part of the member
ship, for the wives, sisters and sweethearts
appear in both opening and olio All the
funny things done in the club are saved as
features for the comedian to accentuate at
the minstrel performance. and the members
have series of laughs that continue from
the rise to the fall of the curtain. The
hall OF the club house, on North Alabama
street, was arranged last night as a thea
ter, and the audience and members enjoyed
the programme which was as follows:
Interlocntor, Mr.. Bert Feibelman; bones.
opening. chorus, Mamie Come Kiss Your
All a Dreaming Ike Kantrowitz: .Dollie."
Mrs. Ben Kohn; Living Pictures" Saul
nEse Ionsn Miss Emma
Messing sweetheart Nell" words. and
music composed by Mr.. Bert Feibelman;
pany. The orchestra played an overture
and introduced the olio "Mammy''s Little
Three Musiea Mokes T Hart Kiaer ss5 SAUL
Munter and Benno Gundelfinger; Not
Comedian, but Rather Funny Mr.. Bert
Serenade,' Mrs. Ben Kohn. Miss Celia
Graumann. Misses Essie and Emma Mess
ing; The Bowery Ball. by the company.
Mrs. Simon Kiser was the musical direc-
tor, Mr. Bert Feibeiman the stage director
and Mr.. jake Solomon the property man.
McALI. MISSION MEETING.
The regular meeting of the McAll Mission
Society was held yesterday afternoon at
the residence of Mrs. John Oxenford, on
North Pennsylvania street. In the absence
of Rev. G.. A. Christensen. of st. Paurs
Church. Mr. w. c. Castle, of the same par
ish, spoke of the good results of the mis-
sion work in France. and particularly in
Paris. Mrs. F. NJ McCrea read letter
from Mrs. Thurber, of Paris, whose hus-
band was here in the interest of the mis-
sion a few months ago. Mrs. r. o. Haw-
kins read an interesting communication
garding Miss Annie Beard. who went to
Paris and commenced the first work of the
kindergarten in the mission work. During
the afternoon Miss Eunice Jameson played
a violin solo. The next meeting of the mis-
sion will be the annual one, and will be
held the second Monday in March, in the
Memorial Church.
LEMAIINGTON-PALM
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
MUNCIE, Ind, Jan. 2S.-Wade Lemming-
ton, a lumber merchant, OF St. Joseph
ILL.,, and Miss Marie l.. Palmer were mar
ried, to-day at the home of the brides Sis
ter, Miss Lucy Palmer The couple left for
Chicago.