The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-01-27

of accordion-plaited liberty silk of a deli
cate shade of shell pink. From under the
| fall of lace, Point Venise, forming sort of
Eton-jacket effect. The sleeves are of a
enormous puffs reaching to the elbow.
From the elbow to the wrist the sleeve is
of silk lace ,;,s in the Juliet style, arranged to
great Sarah may have been the originator
of this dream of loneliness and grace. There
this gown, with its full, soft skirt folds
and it's tasteful colors At the sides. of the
collar are the usual choux of the pale pink
and crushed belt or half belt of the same
| finishes this charming garment.
Personal aud Society.
Mrs. M. Gundelfinger is visiting her
grandchildren at Peoria, Ill
The Entire Nous Club will dance Thursday
evering at Brenneke's Academy.
Miss Gertrude Schleicher entertained the
Apres Midi Club yesterday at cards.
Mrs. NJ. w. Baltzly is visiting her par
ents at No. 1888 North Delaware street
The Vivian Club gave it's first reception
Thursday evening at Brenneke's Academy.
Miss Henrietta Darby, of Chicago, is visit
ing Miss Lucy Hamilton, on Park avenue.
Miss Frances Brownback of Pendleton, is
the guest of William H. Smythe and family.
Mrs. Stevens, of Iowa, is visiting her
mother Mrs. Algire, on North Meridian
street.
Mrs. William r. Tucker is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Elliott Durand in Chicago for
Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Whitley will leave to-
morrow for six weeks trip through the
Southern cities.
Mrs. Emma Stiles, of Lapier Mich,
formerly of Indianapolis, is expected soon
to visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Smith and daughter,
Miss Jeanette, are spending the winter at
San Antonio, Tex.
Miss Maud Buck will entertain a, company
of friends Tuesday evening at her home
on College avenue.
Miss Kate Gray. who has been the guest
home in Noblesville.
Miss Anna Baker, of Purdue University,
will spend Sunday with Mrs. Thomas o.
Morris on Central avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Holiday will give a
party Tuesday evening in honor of Miss
Holidays guest, Miss Allen.
The Chapel Club will mn meet with Mrs Her
street, Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. A. M. Laforte, of Chicago, formerly
Of this city. is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Twiname, No. $50 Park avenue.
The Misses Weghorst entertained friends
Friday afternoon at their home South
East street with a card party.
Mrs. j.. Fl. Mckee will give a reception
Friday afternoon and evening previous to
returning to her home in New York.
Miss Mary Browning Butler will give a
luncheon Wednesday for Miss Mitchell. of
Goshen, who will be her guest this week.
children yesterday afternoon at her home
Edith.
Mr. and Mrs James r. Scott observed
the fifteenth anniversary of their marriage
last evening at their home on East Seventh
street.
The Vivian Club will meet next Tuesday
residence, No. 1l29 North Pennsylvania
street
Mrs. Jason Carey and daughter Miss
Carey, viii give a dance tomorrow evening
at the Propylaeum for which invitations
have been issued.
Mrs. John H. Talbot will entertain Fri
New. who leaves Feb. for permanent
residence in Portland, Ore.
The George Fl. Thomas w. r. C. will
dent Mrs. Romane Armstrong GliG N No p'e 500
Ash street, Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. c. Atkins have issued
Invitations tt for dance for the Misses At
kns "Wednesday evening, Feb 6. at their
home on North Meridian street.
Messrs. George y. Dickson, Henry M.
Talbot and r., NJ. Johnson left yesterday
will be away ten days or two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Sullivan enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. John Palmer, Of Chica-
dinner, with a number of other friends.
christopher Marlowe'' will be the subject
at the Magazine Club Saturday: His Life
his "Dr. Faustus'' by Miss Nellie Love
The Mary Washington Association will
give ball at the Propyiaeum the evening
for very handsome and notable EVENT.
Mrs. Jasper Finney. assisted by Mrs.
William Moore and Mrs. Edward Einney.
entertained a few friends Friday in honor
of Mrs. Benjamin Holland, of ottawa, Ill.
Mrs. Finley Pugh and Mrs. j. a. Satellite
have been called to Connersville to see
their mother. who is seriously i'll at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Charles Bailey.
(sOyprnOr MatthapS will oiy
to the members of the Legislature Wednes-
day evening in the Governors parlors in the
have been sent out
Mrs John w. KEN will give a reception
Thur sday afternoon and in the evening Mr.
and Mrs. Kern will entertain the members
of the Legislature. Invitations have been
issued for the events.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hay gave penny"
party Thursday evening to a number of
friends Each guest had to name the things
a cent. Prizes were given. The
party decorations We're of green and white
At the Woman's Club Friday Miss Eliza
beth Nicholson will read a paper on SSH
houettes in Reform Mrs w A. Bell will
read of "A Modern Crusade dorothy Dix1''
and Mrs John b. Fam will read of 1.-THE
Unrest OF Woman "
Mr.. George F. Branham returned yester-
day from a trip to New Orleans. He was
accompanied from. Cincinnati by his son.
Mr.. Edward Branham. and wife. who will
make their home in this city with Mr.. and
Mrs. George H. Branham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Young, of the Fourth Pres
hyterian Church, VIII open their house to-
morrow evening for reception which the
members of the church will give in honor
of Mrs. George New. who Will leave soon
for Portland. Ore. 10 reside.
Miss Annie 1eieber entertained two clubs
TO which she belongs Friday afternoon
Miss Lieber arranged a number of articles
which represented names OF books The
ones who named the greatest number of
books were awarded pretty prizes.
Yesterday was social day at The Katber
Inc Merrill Club Rev. c. N Sims read his
paper on ,rolstoi, which he read a few
weeks ago before the Indianapolis I.iferar,
Club. The paper gives first Il short l,is
tory OF Count Tolstoi, and then reviews |
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