The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-02-17

Camp, Samuel Patterson. James Floyd.
William Rondthaler. William Day and
Samuel Johnson. After the circus a supper
The Parlor Club will meet "Wednesday.
Mrs. Edgar A. Brown will read of "A
Group of Great Names and Mrs. II. II.
The Clio Club will listen Friday to a paper
on Lucy stone by Mrs. johnson. and TO
consideration Of THE Legal Status OF
Women by Mrs. J. ]. Brown.
Miss Rudsell. Miss Hauk and Miss Flack
viii lead in the discussion Of Slavery, SUI
perstitions, Forms and Ceremonies at the
meeting OF the Minerva Club tomorrow.
The German Literary Club will meet Fri
day. The subjects are 'Durer'' by Mrs A.
E. Dietrichs; Weber" by Miss Atkins and
Mrs.. James 7. Eaglesfield will play piano
Miss Won Starkloff, of ST. Louis. who has
been the guest of Mr.. Louis Hollweg's fam
ily for several weeks, will return home
Thursday accompanied by Miss Norma
Hollweg. AZ
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles f. Busby enter
tained = party OF sixteen at progressive .
Bess Harding, who is visiting here from
Valparaiso.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Armstrong and
the Misses Armstrong have issued invita-
tons for reception Monday evening, the
18th. Miss Helen Armstrong will make her
social debut.
day Mrs. Ovid p. Jameson will read an
original story, In June" and Mrs. Car
sstensen viii read paper on Fiction as a
Miss Lena Helm entertained the A. u.
Euchre Club. Thursday afternoon. Miss
Matte, Off will entertain the club Thurs
North Noble street.
Mrs. Jennie Annex entertained the ladies'
Propel Cinch Club at her home on North
Noble street, Wednesday afternoon. Thurs
day evening the club gave valentine dance
at the home of Mrs. Nellie Burns in High
land place.
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Miss v. V. Nicholas, of Cincinnati, both
well known in this city for their musical
attachments as we'll as socially. have been
singing with much success in their several
cities recently,
The engagement is announced of Miss
Eta Yeager. of Danville, KY, to Mr.. George
w. Marchand, of Monticello, Mo. The we'd
ding to be solemnized the last of March at
the home of her sister, Mrs. Frank Ward,
on Talbot avenue.
The marriage of Miss Cora Barrows and
Mr.. Arthur Edmunds will take place Wednes-
day evening The ceremony will occur at 6
to 10 M home m CARDS ss gv sre
March at No. 172O North Illinois street"
The marriage. of Miss Anna Belle Bald
win, youngest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J:
H, Baldwin, and Mr.. Edison T. Wood will
take place Saturday evening, at o'clock, at
the Second Presbyterian Church. They are
to reside at No. PSI North Delaware street
Mr.. and Mrs. julius A. Hanson and Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Cornell Carey will give
a reception Wednesday afternoon and even
ing at their home on North Delaware res street
the time of the marriage OF Mr.. and Mrs.
| Carey
The Woman's Auxiliary of st. Paul,s
day at the home of Mrs. Albeit. No. "a
West Vermont street The entertalnnent
Many dolls of many kinds will be present
| to participate in the festivities.
Mrs. Harriet Bingham gave a valentine ei,,;In,
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| date. The graduating class of June of St
Mary's Hail. of which Miss Bingham is a
member, were the guests. The appoint
ments were all appropriate to the day.
The Mary Washington Association which
| has given no entertainment thus far this
season. has issued invitations for a ball at
| the Propylaeum Friday evening. Mrs. John
! c. Dean. Mrs. c. s. Denny Mrs. H. S. New
| and Mrs. Thomas Dean are the officers of
| the society. Preparations are being made
for unusually handsome entertainment
The early part of the evening there will be q.
begin and at midnight there will be a figure
| of the german, which will be. particularly
/ versary. large number of invitations have
| been sent out for the event.
Mrs Charles F. Sayles opened her beauti-
| full home on North Meridian street yester-
day afternoon to receive a large number
| of friends. During the hours from to 6
| the handsomely appointed rooms. were
her guests alone in the drawing room. The
apartment is frescoed in delicate ttnts in
rocco style and the furnishings CORE
were grilles of Southern smilax. The high
white mantel was gracefully adorned with
ferns, vines and pink azaleas The long
| and which is connected with broad doors,
| has an artistic English furnishing. The
| high mantel here was embellished with
| ferns and white cinerarias, having borders
| of magenta or purple. to harmonic with
I the prevailing colors in the room. The
| table was spread with decorations of pink
/ nh bal6 rfpk candles and stood
| on Venetian point cover having pink IN
| derneath. At one end was low, round
basket filled with La France roses and pink
| carnations and maidenhair ferns. At the
| other, in a tall cut glass vase, were pink
| roses. Ices were dipped from a crystal bowl
| at one end and tea poured at the other
| by the ladies assisting, who alternated in
this and in entertaining: The friends who
helped s were Mrs J. A. Milburn, Mrs. David s,
| Edward Dean, Mrs. Augustus Lynch Mason,
| Mrs. W: III. Coleman. Miss Powell of st.
| Louis, Mrs. Charles lockwood Mrs. Court
| land Van Camp. Mrs. Herman futile, Mrs.
| William Scott, Mrs. c. S. Denny and Mrs.
| III. p. WATSON In the library, north of the
drawing room. the tops of the. bookcases
were decorated with an artistic and
aesthetic row Of Bermuda lilies and ferns.
| with a few waxen begonas to give a touch
of color. In this room Miss Mary Sayles,
| the daughter of the hostess, presided at the
| punch bowl, assisted by her friends Miss
Helen Swain, Miss Katherine Ayres, Miss
Smith and Miss Mary Beck There was a
| large company of representative women who
| accepted Mrs. sayless hospitality. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sayles entertained the assisting ladies'
and their husbands and Mr.. Charles e.
Coffin at supper after the reception, and
In the evening gave a dance for Miss Mary
Sayles. The orchestra which had furnished
music for the reception played for the dance
| In the evening. About eighty young people
attended the dance. The young girls who
assisted in the afternoon were with the
| young hostess in the evening as her assist
ants.
IrvingtOn Items.
The Alpha Phi Psis gave their first party
Thursday night at the home of Miss Ethel
| Roberts.
Mrs. D. G. Barnhll, of Charlottesville
Ind, is visiting her daughter, Miss Lenore
| Barnhill.
Mrs. r. L. Howe, of Westfelu, is a guest
| of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Howe at their home
on University avenue.
Mrs. Acton, of Clayton, Ind, has been
| spending several days with her daughter
| Glenn, at the boarding hall.
| Mrs. Elizabth Terrell who has been visit
| ing her sister, Mrs. DR.. Barnhill for several
weeks, has returned to her home in Ohio.
| Miss Kate Hadley, who has been visiting
among college friends for the past week
| has returned to her home in Danville, Ind
A gymnastc drill will be given in the