The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-10-06
No MORE BIG SLEEVES
Then the Puzzle Will BE TO Use the
Good Material Now I'm the Win
ter Balloon Affairs.

ter BALLOON Auulrss
A writer OF fashions in Berlin says that
tight sleeves are to come in style again In
the spring. With this information so far
ahead It behooves the American woman 10
get all the waists she can and have per-
fect1y tremendous sleeves this year. for
she will not have the chance for a long
time again. Then, when next year comes.
she viii have enough material in her this
year sleeves TO make a complete new waist
for 1896. The preliminary TO this sudden
wheeling OF fashion to the opposite extreme
~ seer. In the knitted sweater horrible
name) that Is being worn this fall This
; garment goes on over the head and the
sides OF the irons yoke hook onto the collar,
neck and top OF the sleeves. 1t Is a mys-
terry to some people how one can get into
the "sweater." but Il Is not at all com
ment IS very flexible and was thought TO
be warm when the temperature was up in
eighties and nlneties, but the cool winds or
October go right through 1t. Fashion IS in
a particularly peculiar state just at pres
ent, and whether the Berlin writer knows
whereof ne, or she, speaks remains TO De
seen.
Indianapolis brides. who feel rich when
they have a trousseau OF a dozen new
BOWuS viii al the dppuElchdICcSs uouSc
and lot. a few thousand dollars and a plen-
tiful supply OF gifts from friends and rela-
tives. would surely not enjoy even the
millions which Miss Vanderbilt Is going TO
have when she becomes the Duchess Of
Marlborough With all this wealth 1t is
probable that the indianapolis girl would
rather be her quiet self, happy in her own
affairs, than TO have all the publicity which
tee Of the coming event. Il seems evident
that Blenheim Castle Is going TO ruin and
the only way the Dukes estates can be
made habitable Is for the heir to gather in
a few millions. A person who seems to
know says this In one or the Eastern pa
pers:
you will understand at once that Mr..
Vanderbilt is likely to settle a considerable
sum on his daughter. 1t Is said that 100000
q year at least II needed TO keep up Blen-
helm Castle, pay the servants and maintain
the horses, the kennels and other such like
appurtenances OF a duke OF the house o.
need to be doubled at least. and perhaps
trebled, to meet all the expenses OF the
Dukes life in society. politics and affairs.
have an income OF about 100000 a year. At
8 per cent this sum would be realized from
Mr. VSnderbilt viii put up at least as much
as this. while he may make the dowry &c.
C0o.0co, as reported.
he must be worth nearly 500, 000,00 His
father. William H. Vanderbilt. left him at
Least sse'ooo.ooo d and in spite sor Of wills lie. KS ,ns
creased greatly since his fathers death"
Personal and society.
Miss Mamie Dunbar las returned from
New York
Miss Eliza Adams has returned from a
three months trip through Europe
Mrs. Robert r.. Bennett and SON will leave
Tomorrow for St. Louis to visit friends.
Miss A Lenore Meurer is spending a few
days in st. Louis, the guest Of relatives.
Miss Anna e. wisner. of Muncie. win
sing this morning at the Tabernacle Church
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin vanbergen are visit
ing Mr.. William Vanbergen. on West Sixth
street.
Mrs e. NJ johnson is visiting her par
ents. Mr., and Mrs. G. w. Sadler. in Gin
cinnati, o.
Mrs. c. T. Eden is visiting relatives and
points in Kentucky.
The Chapel Club win meet Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. Metzger, No. go North
pennsylvania street.
tertain George H Thomas w. R. c.. NO.
20. Tuesday afternoon.
The over-the-Teacups Club will meet FRI
day afternoon to do honor TO the retiring
and the new presidents.
Naomi Auxiliary. O. z. p. will be enter
tained at the home OF Mrs. c. Ritter, No. 70
Prospect street, Thursday.
The Pen and Ink Club will meet to-mor-
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home. on East Pratt street.
j. U. Miller was called to Kenda1lville
yesterday TO attend the funeral OF his
mother, Mrs. James g. Miller.
The Sketehing Club met yesterday with
Miss Nellie Wells. and Miss Harriet Shep-
ard read a paper on Lettering"
The Rosemary Club held It's initial meet
Ing for the season yesterday afternoon in
the club room at the Propylaeum.
Misses Maud and Grace Isgrigg. of No.
22 No IN East street. will entertain Miss
Bessie Krag, OF Chicago, this week. /.
Mrs. c. E Holenbeck and Mrs. Clark
Mallory will go TO ST. Louis tomorrow to
attend the Yelled Prophets celebration.
Mr.. Ernest Giles, who has just returned
from ms home, IN England, Will visit his
Mr.. Reginald Giles, a few days.
Mira. William Rowe and daughter Linnie,
of North Yakima, Wash. are guests Of
Mrs. 0 T.. Hedges. s57 Talbot avenue.
kr. and Mrs. Simeon b. Carey have re-
turned from Cincinnati where they have
been visiting Dr. and Mrs IL. I. Carey.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Lena Berkowitz and Mr.. Joseph Green
waid- The marriage viii take place Nov. II
Mrs. Frederick John Theme. of Fort
Wayne, Is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John NJ. Bunger, at ns College ave.
nue.
Mrs. Franklin w. Hays. who has beer
ahsens from the city several months, visit;
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. De NJ. Hooper. of PHI.
adelpnia, Pa, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Rowland Evans, No. 25 East Walnut
street.
Mrs. A. NJ. DeSouchet and Mrs. E. A
Hendrickson and children nave returned
from the north. where they spent severa
weeks
Mrs. Carson and Miss Grimes, OF On.
fario. Canada. are the guests OF the Misses
Wilson. No. AS North California street. fol
q few days
The Mary washington Association vii
give a 4 o'clock tea Tuesday at the home
OF Mrs. Gustav A. Christensen. No.s6 Wes
Second street.
The marriage OF Miss Mabel Meters ant
Mr.. Edward Siersdorfer will be celebrated
"Wednesday morning at 6 o'clock at st
Patrick's Church
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis r. Hord gave 8
Dutch lunch Friday evening In honor o.
Mrs. Carter, OF Texas, who is visitins
Mrs H b. Gates
The First Section OF the Free Kinder
garten will give an entertainment at Bren
neke's Acadamey a week from tomorrow
afternoon and evening.
Mrs. a L. Barker. who has been spend
ing a month with her sister. Mrs. Franz
Hesse. 70 Lockerhie street. returned to he
home In Chicago yesterday.
Miss Maud Kirkland. who Is visitin,
her aunt. Mrs. Upton Hammond, will
leave for New York and Washington
where she will suend the winter.