The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-12-08


Mr.. Frank Toby, Of Chicago, will spend
to-day and Monday with Mr.. Albert ]. Bev-
eridge.
Mr.. and Mrs L. Howard have returned
from q ten days visit 70 Atlanta and the
Miss Mary Sloan. who has been in Phila-
home for the holidays.
Mrs. Lydia Caldwell. of oclebolt. Ia. Is
visiting her nephew. Councilman +. 5.
Clark. on Huron street.
Miss Ivea Bookwaiter. of Dayton, o., Is
visiting Miss Laura Burns. at her home.
No. $50 East North street.
Miss Blanche Moore will return to-day
after three weeks stay in Kokomo, &C
companied by Mr. Martz.
Miss Nan Nieble, of Tiffin. o., will be the
guest OF Miss Blanche Moore, on Bellefon-
tame street, in few days.
Miss Lilly Reese left Wednesday for
GAINESVILLE, o., to visit Miss Pinkerton and
Miss Grant for two weeks.
Miss Edna K: App. who has been visiting
returned TO her home In Chicago.
Miss Lucia Rhodes is visiting friends in
E.1lensburg near Washington, where she
will remain through the holidays.
The Eclipse Cinch Club was entertained
by Mrs. David Self, at her residence, 264
Fletcher avenue, Thursday afternoon.
The Missionary Ten OF St Pauls Church
Will meet at Mrs. John w. Jones's, liz East
st. Clair street. Wednesday afternoon.
MISS anna kfStner gave reception FRI
day afternoon to introduce Mrs. c. c. Kist-
ner, her brothers bride. to her friends.
Miss Mary Hill. who has been visiting the
Misses Malott and Miss Mary Fletcher will
return to her home in ST. Louis Tuesday.
The meeting OF the Amateur Club. FRI
day. will De open. day, and each member
will have the privilege of asking friend
Queen. Esther Auxiliary will be enter
tanned by Mrs. Louise Hawkins. Friday
afternoon, at her home, so Highland place.
The Rhea Cinch Club was entertained by
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Clements at their home,
No. 1660 Graceland avenue, Thursday even
Mrs. David Owen Thomas. of Minneapo-
lis. is visiting. her sister, Mrs. p. II. jane
son, on Broadway, and will spend week
Miss Minnie scholtz will entertain a num-
Der OF friends Tuesday evening for her
guests, Miss Wright and Miss Enderle, of
Evansville.
The "KettIedrum'' was entertained very
pleasantly Monday afternoon at the resi-
dence of Mrs. s. p. Stoddard. on North
Capitol avenue.
At the regular meeting of the Gentle
mems Club, Monday night, Albert ]. Bever-
cred Shakespeare"
Mrs. s. ]. Hillman and Mrs. Austin Nor
ris Smith, of Cincinnati, came yesterday
to visit their sister. Mrs Chauncey L. Tur-
ner. on North Meridian street.
The marriage of Miss Gertrude Hasser
and Mr.. Walter l.. Fugate will occur next
"Wednesday e. eyening at s o'clock. at their
Mrs. Margaret Sulgrove. 17s Blackforc
street, will entertain George H. Thomas
w r. c., No. 20, next Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Rose Hampton will assist her.
Mrs. Clay Rockwell. of Cincinnati who
came to attend the funeral of her father,
Mr.. Andrew McOuat, will spend a week
with her sister. Mrs. George N. Cattterson.
The engagement is announced of Mr..
Myron Stowell, OF Pittsburg, formerly of
this city, and Miss May Howell. OF Des
Moines, Ia. The marriage will occur soon.
Mrs. A. L. varney gave handsome
luncheon to few young ladies yesterday
guest. Miss Leonard, of Springfield, Mass.
| Mrs. NJ b. Fletcher. who is visiting
friends I'm Louisville, viii go to ST. Louis.
where she will be the guest OF Mrs. Bens-
berg for a few weeks before returning
home.
! Mrs Henry L. Wilson and children. who
have been spending several weeks with her
leave Tuesday for their home in Spokane.
| Wash.
The marriage of Miss Johanna Geager,
| daughter of Mr.. Alois Geiger. and Mr..
| evening at the family residence, No. sic
Madison avenue.
Mrs. j. U. Miller entertained the After
noon Club at her home on North Pennsyl-
| Saturday Night Club was entertained by
| Mr.. and Mrs. Miller.
Miss Georgiana McDermott, of Cincinnati
| who has. been the guest OF Miss Elizabeth
return home tuesday. '''' WIN
Miss Ella and Mr.; Sam Van Camp. Miss
| ence Taggart Mr.. Fred Winters are among
/ the young people who will be home from
| school to spend the holidays.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. H Blodgettt have is
| sued invitations for a reception Saturday
/ evening, Dec. Ia, at their home. No. 81
West Fifth street, from to 10 O'Clock, to
celebrate their fifteenth wedding anniver-
4 sary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cushman Nor.
daugh left for the East yesterday. They
M si oe In in New HSrk and
Hotel.
| Mrs. c. L. Turner has issued invitations
of her sisters. Mrs Hiiiman 'e and Mrs on a.
| NJ. Smith, and for Miss Bartlett. all of Gin
cinnati. Miss Bartlett Is Mrs. Frank Van
| Camps guest.
| noon at the home OF Mrs. George T. Evans
| 20 listen 10 a talk by Miss Grettie Holli-
Who SPOKE on the life of women re in that
/ foreign country.
The ladies OF Major Anderson Post Re-
lief Corps viii give green tea tomorrow
nish a cottage in the State Soldiers Home
| at Lafayette. The evening will be spent
| In social games, cards and music.
/ Mr.. Charles Stuart Voorhees, will come
| from Spokane the middle OF this month to
| join Mrs. Voorhees, and daughter and they
| spend some time with Hon. ID. W. Voor-
| hees and daughter, Miss Halle Voorhees,
| The Daughters Of the American Revolu-
/ ton met yesterday afternoon with the
| chapter regent, Mrs. Charles +. Sayles
Three committees were appointed to take
| charge of the entertainment for the enSu-
| ing year. The chairmen of the three COM
| Eliza G.. Browning and Mrs. Flora Wulsch-
ner. They will choose the days to be cele-
/ brated.
| The Occassioa held its regular meeting or
| Monday. Mrs. Edward Medsker, OF Wood
/ ruff avenue. was hostess for the evening
| paper was read by Miss Emma Hert, the
subject, The Growth of Indianapolis in the
| read a paper on What Has Been Achieved
| During the Past Ten Years with Our Pub
i lie Institutions, and the Work that Has
Been Done through the Work of Women in
| this City,"
Misses Maud and Estelle Glossbrenner
| gave a unique entertainment Friday even
\ ing I'm honor OF the following young ladies:
| Misses Mary Jane Smith, Jessie Constance
| Tucker, Ella and Carrie Brey, Hattie
| woodbury. and Alberta Hardin. One OF
| the features OF the evening was q repre-
| sentation by Miss Carrie Brey, of old
Aunt Jemima, in her pancake costume
| and Miss Maud Glossbrenner took the
part OF her husband, old Uncle Daniel, in
| the costume of a Southern darkey on the
| comedians kept the guests In laughter
| throughout the evening.
The marriage of Miss Mae Melish and Mr.
BENJAMIN Franklin Harris. jr., of Cham