The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-04-07

The conversation will be led by Mrs. Alex
eBill Posters'' will be the subject en-
which Mr.. Joseph nj. Bowles will speak
before the sketching Club Saturday after
noon.
The missionary tea Of the oMan Aux
iliary. Of -. Pauls Church will be given
Iuesday afternoon, with Mrs. George y.
Catterson.
vaikenherg viii go TO England next mcntn
70 spend the summer. They viii visit IN
england, Ireland and Scotland.
Mrs. l.. Sielken and Miss Sielken enter
taincd the German Literary Club at q mu-
sicale Wednesday evening, at their home,
on North New Jersey street.
AT the German Literary Club Friday Mrs.
Johann scherr.5 Mrs. Eagiesheld viii read
or the contemporaries of Scherr.
Mrs. Charles Bailey. who has been the
her home in ConnersviiIe. Mrs. Pugh viii
go to Rushyille. this week, to make a visit.
The annual election of officers of the Clio
Club will be held Friday. What to Read
and How to Read" will be the subject of
Evans.
Mrs. Albert e. Metzger entertained a
small party. of young ladies at bowling,
yesterday. afternoon, at the German House,
for her sister, Miss Mueller. VINO will leave
soon for her home in Minnesota.
The play of LAS You Like 1t" will be
The General Character of the Play will
be by Miss Carrie Fisher: Contrast Be
tWSch JdClutS d0u the LUKE, :. ".
Painter. and "Rosalind," Mrs. Frank Hell
wig.
The observation-disclosures Club will be enter
The subjects for the day are "A Study of
Nathaniel Hawthorne" by Mrs. J. H.. Hol-
I \ MOOD aBi anG .sTbs Rsmshoro,a h by Mrs ;fa p }.
by Mrs. Il. c. Day.
The Entire Nous Dancing Club will give
l5s tinal banquet !, and reception rat at the
has made elaboratea arrangements for the
entertaining of guests and club members.
ures of the evening.
Mrs. Charles Tutewiler entertained the
p: A., Eufhre Club at her home, on Park
were invited: The favors and score cards
were original, being decorated with Brown
nodded into these fantastic little creatures.
On Thursday Mrs. N. W.. Bryant was
given a surprise dinner by about seventy
place, Church. Mrs. Bryant has BEEN the
president of the Sewing Circle for several
years past and, in appreciation Of the sue
ladies presented her with a landscape etch-
ing.
Clyde Tressel, of Lima. O., were married at
Port Huron, Mich. Monday evening by
EIghd i Honorable T Frank hs,da Penny emmy OF Fort IF
members of .ae Gypsy Warde stock corr
pany. The bride was given away. by her
and Mrs. Tressei will be here to spend the
summer with the brides mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Cook entertained
the occasion being their seventh wedding an
ure of the evenings amusement. During
the serving of refreshments the guests were
by Miss Katie Burris. Miss Carrie, Burns
and Mr.. Haverstick. Mr.. and Mrs. Cook
received a number of presents.
The library dance to be given at the
Propylaeum a week from tomorrow night
win be one of the novel ENTERTAINMENT
are to take part and the friends of the
Industrial Union, for whose benefit it will
be given. There will be about fifty or
sixty young women masked and dressed in
the costume which will best illustrate the
title TIT or the BOOK s, fep }bs nonng mere men ARE are TO TO
select their books by the catalogue name.
At the end of a certain time a bell will ring
one keeping a book. out longer than the
Many of the books have been given or
taken titles. For those who have not Sc
chairman of the committee having the dance
in charge, will be at home tomorrow aft
s WhieR r ani she on hss simple Il rGes COSTUMES ssS ne 0f from
which any one who is to be a book" may
6 Seoa lib Mi 5 Ei and her &c; assistahts a w!l to be be
Miss Rowland, Miss Adele Wallick, Miss
will be two or three rows of seats around
Propylaeum Hall for those who wish to look
on. Attic O'Clock masks will be removed and
dancing will be general. Those who are to
receive are Mrs. George F. Adams, Mrs. Fl.
B. Holman, Mrs. c.. H. Comstock, Mrs. Be-
ment Lyman and Mrs. c. F. Sayles. The
event promises to be one of the most in
teresting and amusing that has been pro-
vided for any charitable purpose.
The first lecturer to be brought here by the
Fortnightly Literary Club was Prof. Will
, 1a1Fed Ga oa cline OF G SnIeago Of pn nefsnreys' M Gas3
evening, at the residence of Mrs. r. B.; F;
company gathered in the ball room, on
the third floor, for the lecture. Mr.. Cald-
well reviewed the hurry and rush of the
American from the standpoint Of d for
eigner. He is sympathetic with the cause,
but believes that quite as much might be
accomplished if there was more repose. He
reviewed the everlasting hurry in business,
the rush of society from one function to
another, the desire for membership in
one to another and the rapid preparation
for all these events one after the other.
| The audience listened attentively and evil
IDENTIFY appreciated the truth of what was
said. Americans know they rush and feel
leisure, but the onward movement is so
strong and the propelling force is so I'M
of stemming the tide. After the paper the
company was given an opportunity of meet
ing Professor = Caldwell MHs pd in the s,t dra ,heIg
guests, Professor and Mrs: Bradley, of Ev-
%anston. who accompanied Mr.. Caldwell
CODY. assisted by Miss Van Valkenberg,
through whose instrumentality Mr.: Caid-
well was brought, Mrs. ]. P. Dunn, Miss
Elizabeth Dye, Mrs. Charles N. Thompson
and Miss MaIott. Ices were served in the
dining room by Mrs. Christensen, Mrs Ed
ward Dean, Mrs. f. r. Keith. Miss Mar
garet Smith, Miss Ray. Miss Kate Malott.
Mrs. Doney and Miss Macy, of Massachu-
sets. There were Bermuda lilies in the
drawing room, pink roses and carnations
in the other rooms and the dining rooms,
and pink tulips in the ballroom. An orches-
ira played while the company was assem-
bling and after the lecture and reception
for an informal dance. There was a large
number of the club members and their
friends present.
IrvingtOn Items.
Mrs. Ira J. Chase will go to Danville, to-
morrow, for a short visit.
Mrs. George Brown has gone to Elkhart,
Ind, for a three weeks visit with rela-
tives.
Miss Bertha Thormeyer returned to Niles.
Mich. yesterday. after spending the spring
vacation at her home.
Mrs. r. E. Moore has gone to Greensburg
to spend several weeks with her sister,
| Mrs Amanda A DobynS