The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-12-15

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leave, this evening. for Virginia. where
they win spend two weeks with relatives OF
Mr.. Hilleary.
bliss Margaret Hamilton and Mrs. Frances
this week 10 spend the holidays with Mrs.
and Miss Hadley.
ar. and Mrs. George Feeney entertained
a large party OF friends at progressive
cinch on Thursday evening at their home
on the South Side
Mrs. J. VI. Payer, of No. 453 Park avenue,
entertained the national commander OF the
o'clock dinner Friday.
Mrs: ]. A Milburn has invited a number
OK iaaies 70 her home Wednesday afternoon
Prose Pastoral Writer'S"
Mr.. and Mrs. D.. p. Erwin will give a
dance Tomorrow evening at their new home
on North Meridian street, to introduce their
daughter, Miss Louise Erwin.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Durbin. of GAINESVILLE.
O.. Will come the last of the week to spend
the holidays with Mr.. and Mrs. Chapman
Williams. at the Bates House.
Mrs. j. H. Greenstreet will entertain the
the evening Mr.. and Mrs. Greenstreet will
entertain the Neighhorhood Club.
Mr. and Mrs. William Watson woollen
vii give a reception Wednesday evening. at
the Propylaeum. to which a large number
OF invitations have been sent out.
Invitations have been received from st.
Louis for the wedding of Mr.. James Nc
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mas a number OF friends in this city.
Mrs. Benjamin d. Walcott and sister, Miss
Newcomer, Will give a tea Wednesday from
: to 8 O'clock for Miss Wolcott. of New
YORK Mills, who will come tomorrow.
Mr.. ]. II. Woodruff, of the public schools.
Will take a party of school teachers to At
ianta TO visit the exposition and spend the
holidays vacation. leaving here Friday.
Miss Alice Finch entertained a few friends
at luncheon yesterday In honor of Mrs.
Eugene Hay and Mrs. Annie Butler Thorn
as. OF Minneapolis, both former residents
OF this city.
Mr.. James A. cotter, of this city. a Har-
ward graduate, was successful in the recent
examinations for admission to the Massa-
cnuyetts courts. and has been admitted to
the Boston bar.
Raymond and Master Herbert Raymond, of
Dayton, -, Will come. Tuesday, to visit
Mr: and Mrs. Ellis, and attend the Lewis
Adams wedding. Wednesday.
Word has been received from Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Fike, who are aking an extended
western ss : trip, that they have reached Port,
Francisco and Los Angeles.
Mrs. Claude Matthews has returned from
Ierre Haute, where she was called by the
illness of her daughter Helen. Miss Mat
thews Is so much better that she is ex-
pected to return home tomorrow.
Miss Lois Dyer. who Is attending school
at Louisville. will return home for the
friend from that city. Miss Dyer will en-
terrain Christmas week in honor of her
guest.
DR.. and Mrs. William H. Wishard will OBJ
marriage Tuesday by receiving their friends sasis
informally In the afternoon and in the
evening. from 5 to 10 O'Clock. No invitations
have been issued.
Messrs. George and Lewis Watson will
return, Tuesday. from Waltham, Mass,
where they were attending school to spend
several weeks. The father, Mr.. c. P. Wat
Qnn Uil1 nnppa frnrn DaD~fa I'm
them here and make a short visit.
Miss Edith Bingham entertained a few
young ladies' yesterday afternoon for her
guest, Miss Emily Olcott, OF Muncie. The
test. and the ones securing the most names
correctly received a dainty prize
Friday evening. at No. ia North Capitol
ably surprised by his Wife inviting about about
twenty-five members of the Indianapolis bar
to meet him at a birthday. luncheon. that
date being his forty-fourth birthday.
Mrs. Eva Belle Dicus. of this city. while
visiting in Chicago, was married on the
18th of November to Mr.. Roland Rex, of
New York city. As Mr.. Rex's business
ter. Mrs. Rex will remain in her present
position In this city until her SON finishes
his course at Purdue next June.
A reception will be given at Meridian
the circles of the church. The hostesses for
the occasion are Mrs. s. X. Fletcher, Mrs.
I. f. 4a, MnS9doTTr urn Mrs. Henry Bliss, Mrs Il.
Lynn. Mrs. Wynn. Mrs. Harrington, Mrs.
Mcintosh. Mrs. Anderson and others.
The Woman's Home and Foreign Mis-
Church will meet Wednesday afternoon In
the church parlors. The hostesses for the
aay are Rel, MRS and 7. T e, Day yor Mrs. Murphy; Mrs.
Holiday will read a paper and will be as
sisted by Mrs. McAlpine and Miss Anna
Cochrane-
NJ E,rarr~ NrtoAor. \ ou;- - plsr-l-,-lt-
who Is to be married, Wednesday, to Miss
Eliza r.. Adams, came Friday. and his
father, Mr.. Richard A. Lewis, and brother.
same place Tuesday, to attend the wedding.
Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Adams will
give a family dinner at their home. on
Mrs. Thomas Dean entertained a number
of friends Informally yesterday afternoon
in honor Of Mrs. j. NJ. Neuberger, of Chica-
Katherine. Ella and Daisy Malott, Mrs John
Somervine and Miss Josephine Hyde. The
ladies were asked to lay aside their bonnets.
ly and ferns. After the entertainment the
young ladies' who assisted, Mr.. Arthur V.
Brown and Mr.. Somerville, with the Messrs.
Dean, were entertained at dinner.
The twenty-hfth anniversary of the mar
riage OF Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Hatton was
observed Friday evening. when a large num-
Ash street and surprised them. Many gifts
appropriate to the occasion were presented
and aSio a musical and Literary programme. in
Rominger played the Wedding March on
the piano, and Mrs. Rollin DeFrees recited.
and an original poem was read by Mrs. NJ.
woodward. Mr.. and Mrs. w. s.. Reynolds
and daughter, OF Mount Carmel. were
among the guests.
Miss Marjorie Ellis was the hostess for a
charming. luncheon yesterday at which the
guests of honor were Miss Eliza Adams
and Miss Ethel Mcleod. of Cincinnati. In
view of the approaching marriage OF Miss
Adams all the appointments for the lunch
con were OF heart and cupid shapes. The
name cards which were at each cover were
water color vignettes OF graceful designs
and Were the artistic execution OF Miss Me
Leod. The guests were Miss Annie Butler.
Miss Bertha Fahnley, the Misses Denny.
Miss Josephine Hyde. Miss Blanche Albert
son, Miss Daisy NTalott. Miss Mary Share
and Miss Annie Dive.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Schumacher were
at home Thursday evening 10 a number OF
their friends, the occasion being the fftieth
birthday anniversary OF Mr.. Schumacher.
The house was profusely decorated with
roses, there being pink roses in the par
Tor, yellow In the second room. white in
the music room and American Beauties in
the dining room. Palms. smilax and ferns
also added to the floral adornment. on
the dining table was the birthday cake with
fifty lighted candles and In vases on the
table were fifty roses. The light was from
candles. The floors were covered with cam
vas and the guests danced TO the music
OF the orchestra which was hidden by palms
we're present and the host was emembered
with many handsome gifts.
Mr.. s. Robinson Greer entertained his
friends last evening with a reception nj
his apartments at the Chalfant. He had