The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-01-06

after the ceremony. At home cards are
for Wednesdays after March ! at No 10
North Delaware street
Mrs. Fernandaize Mayburn Simmonds, of
North Meridian street. will go to Cincn-
natl Thursday to visit her daughter. Pearl
Levando Simmonds, who is in school there.
Mrs F. X. Arens will give reception
wednesday afternoon in honor of Mrs.
Arens viii entertain the Choral Union Of
which Mr. Arens Is the conductor.
The regular meeting of the Woman's
club. which was postponed on - account OF
for the Flower Mission, will be held
Wednesday afternoon at the usual hour
at the Propylaeum.
dren's party Friday evening for about one
hundred of the young friends of their
daneine and games The favers s for tb 1,a
guests were small horns.
The regular missionary tea Of the Won
be held Tuesday afternoon with Mrs.
Thomas Taggart, on North Capitol ave,
will be read sff by Mrs. s Caroline MARSHALL ISe
There will be a meeting of the Minerva
Club TOMORROW, of the Fortnightly and
of the @ Clio over he
cups and the German Literary Club Fri
day, and of the katherine Merrill and
Amateurs Saturday of this week.
Miss Anna l.. Dynes, assisted by Miss Nav
Rooms, entertained her friends at her home,
Monday evening. in honor of Miss Edna J.
out of the city were Messrs Elmer and AL
bert Day, of Greenwood, Mr.. f. Nj. Cason,
of Southport, and w. r. Moore, of Wanna
maker.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Monroe entertained
their cinch club New Years evening at
present were Misses McKeand. Lark siGss
Hayden. Hurley, Hlttle. Kennedy,, Milton,
Mr.. Claude Phinney
Mrs. Jackson Landers entertained
large number of the friends of her young
her home on North Pennsylvania street
ing. The floors wera canvassed, and holi-
day holly and miStletOe, with few palms
and smlax, decorated the several apart
ments. The dining pretty with
smilax and pink carnations. The favors
for the guests were German fayors Of wood
tied with colored ribbons. The children
enjoyed happy afternoon with their hos
tess
The next open day programme of the
Matinee Musicale will be held Thursday. On
account of the great demand for tickets,
the Musicale has. decided to have the reel
tai, which will be by Arthur Friedheim.
regular tickets will be sent to the mem
bers Of the Musicale but the general pub
cents. The concert will be given in the
evening to accommodate the larger mum.
open day recitais by this society, and
shows the increased interest in musical mat
terS as well as adds testimony to- the ap-
probation of what, the society has done for
music in this city during it's seventeen years
of existence. Mr.. Friedheim played with
success at the Music Festival in this city
in 93 and the programme he will offer will
be of the usual excellence. There will be
Propyiaeum Wednesday afternoon, at 2
o'clock, at which all of the active members
of the society are expected.
Irvington Items.
Mr.. and Mrs Scot Butler will entertain
the students of the college at their home on
Tuesday evening.
tabula, O., are guests of Mrs. Frazier s
daughter, Mrs Walter Howe.
Professor T.. c. Howe has returned from
a trip to Cambridge. Mass, where he spent
several days with his brother at Harvard
College.
Miss Bertha Thormyer, who has been visit
ing her parents for the past two weeks
yesterday left for Niles. Mich, to resume
her work German instructor there.
Mrs. E. F. Tibbott returned Tuesday from
MIS- s sn9 N Ma Wih sSe
was accompanied by her brother, Shelley
Watts
The Irvington Woman's Club meets to-
morrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. c.
B. Clarke. A. paper on "Heredity and En-
vronment" will be read by Mrs. Mary B.
Thompson.
On Tuesday evening Miss Evelyn Jeffries
entertained the party of twelve who took
part in the play 'Esmeralda,'' recently given
at Greenwood at dinner at her home on
University avenue.
Butler University opened Thursday after
two weeks interval for. the holidays; The
first lecture of this terms course will be de-
lvered tomorrow morning by the Hon. Al
Olson c. Harris, of Indianapolis
Last summer number of Irvington young
people spent two weeks camping near Arm
strong S Park These people were entertained
on Monday evening at the home of the
Misses Gertrude and Emma Johnson, on
DoWney avenue with a New year party.