The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-01-18
Personal AID SOCIETY.

Mrs. smidlap has issued invitations for a
tea next Friday afternoon.
Mrs. H.. J. Milligan has gone to Craw-
louisville to make a short visit to relatives.
Mrs. w. P. Maine, who went to Denver
last summer on account of failing health, is
very i'll there.
visiting her neice. Mrs. Harold Taylor, on
North Pennsylvania street.
Miss Eliza Adams will give a luncheon to-
the geust of Miss Marjorie Ellis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett ]. Heeb have re-
turned from Greensburg, where they at
tended the Shannon.Lathrop wedding.
Miss Kate Ayres will entertain a number
of her friends with a dance tomorrow even
ing, at her home on North Delaware street.
Mrs. c. F. Lockard gave a luncheon for
ten YESTERDAY, at which the guests OF honor
CincinnatiR
Mr.. William c. Allen. has returned from a
trip to Europe. Mrs. Allen, who returned
Haven, Conn. She will be home next week.
Miss Eleanor Burns, of Lafayette, who
has been visiting Miss Ellen Baker, on
yesterday, accompanied by Miss Mary
Noble, who will make her a visit.
The Veritas Club met Wednesday night at
teenth street. A paper on "Hypnotism''
was read by. Miss Mamie Lawrence. which
was followed by an informal discussion of
the subject.
Mrs. William L. Elder will go to Lafay-
cite to-day; where she will read her paper
on on wins G r T5ihh OF r Grand nans Opera EZRA ~ before i1,1r
trated by Mrs. Raschig, Mr.. John Chislett
and Mr.. Adolph Schellschmidt.
After the 6 o'clock supper at the First
Baptist Church tonight a programme win
be given including a violin solo by Miss
Mamie Branham; recitation. "Boarders,"
Thought" Massenot, Mrs. Earl MacKelley
Ogle; vocal duet, over the Heather" Moir,
CNhIIrr0ann will ha the 2np0mnanfcf
Mr.. Isaac w. Holman and daughter, Miss
Holman, of Chicago. will be the guests of
Mr.: G: E. Coffin during the whist meeting
both experts at the game and are frequent
contributors to the columns of Whist. They
main until the close of the meeting of the
executive mi of the American Whist
League.
Church, with their wives, were entertained
at dinner last evening by Mr.. and Mrs.
A A1bara st stra s4itz GT az 5n and n white on n1e Morea
in the decorations Of the rooms and table.
each &C guest ng refeeiying as s e favor a dainty
Those present were Rev. and Mrs. NJ. l..
Haines, Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Holiday,
C. c: Foster. Mr.. and Mrs. F. T. Lee, Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert Foltz. Mr.. Evans Wool
len and Miss Woollen.
WHIST PLAYERS TO BE INTER-
TANNED.
The directors of the American Whist
League will meet in this city next week.
The morning and afternoon sessions will be
devoted to making arrangements for the an
nual congress, which is to be held in Mime
apolis. Monday evening Mr.. Charles E. Cof-
fin, who is one of the directors, will give a
reception in honor of the visitors. Tuesday
evening there will be a contest between the
visitors and the Whist Club of this city.
Wednesday evening there will be a large
card party, with one hundred players, at
the Denison. Thursday evening Mr.. F.. Nj.
Heron will entertain the visitors and the
indianapolis Whist Club. Among those who
are to come are Mrs. KrebS, of California,
who will be the guest of Mr.. C. E. Coffin;
Miss Isabel Jenckes, of Chicago; Miss
Wheelock, who will be the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. N. Catterson. and Mr.. and Miss
Holman, of Chicago. There will be nearly
forty visitors. Next to the meeting of the
congress, the holding of the directors meet
ing is the greatest honor for the Whist
League to confer on a city. The Indianapo-
lis Whist Club will be the general enter
tanners for the week.