The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-04-28

and Mrs. carl Won Hake. ana AR. Charles
place June u.
Mrs. Frederick G Gardner has returned
guest Of Mrs. Harry Marin. Mrs. Gardner
was the recipient OF numerous social at
tent5ons in Attica.
Mr. and Mrs. j.. Fl. Wilson and Mr. and
Mrs. T. II. Reed, of RushyiIle, are the
guests, over Sunday. of MIR. and Mrs. Ken
neay, Of the State Board Of Agriculture, on
Beliefontaine street.
In a conversation reviewing recent books,
YRS. V X. Hendricks, Mrs. IA. Wagner,
Ekiin Tins w menIy Sooufn ana MISS Frances At
ms Club F-iday afternoon.
Mrs. George Brown. wife Of Admiral
George Brown, who has been visiting her
turn to Norfolk this week.
May day will be duly observed by the Par
Higgins viii have q paper on May Day Lee
gends," and spring Poetry" will be talked
about by every member of the club.
Mr.. and Mrs. A.. f. Potts and Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Jordan will sail for Europe
June 70 TO spend the summer, Mr.. and
make part of their tour through Europe
on them.
DR.. RiIus Eastman. son of DR.. W.. IT.
E "a who has been connected with the
80 49, ~ ~a@y
i. he will so TO Berlin. where he will
a a three years course at the Berlin
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Mordough. of the
Grand Hotel. are at Martinsville, where
they Will remain some time. This week
Mrs. William Foor will go to Martinsville
to visit Mrs. Mordough before going TO
West Baden.
The marriage Of Miss Mary Heron. only
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Heron,
and DR.. J. ]. Carver, will take place Tues
gay evening at the family residence, No. 64f
followed by a large reception.
The Minerva Club will meet tomorrow
afternoon with Miss Alice Brown. "A Visit
to Pompeii'' will be given by Mrs. Steven
of Italy by Miss Brown and Miss Beck
will be the subjects and readers.
The Mary Washington Association will
give a flower party May day afternoon,
from 2 to 6 O'Clock, at the residence of Mrs.
Claude Matthews, No. 23 North Illinois
costume TO represent some flower. All
friends of The association are invited to
attend, no Invitations being required for the
event.
day evening last at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. William w. Wilcox, No. - Ruckle
sister, Ida Virginia Wilcox. to Mr.. john II.
Weaver, Of Dayton, O, the Rev: c.. III. Me
Dowell efficieting. Only relatives of the
family were present. Ar. and Mrs. Weaver
side.
AT the meeting of the SketchinG Club,
yesterday afternoon, Miss Helen Mckay
read an interesting paper on book binding.
Her paper was illustrated by a number of
examples of the bookbinder's art. The cleo
ton of officers resulted in the choice, for
president, of Miss Sarah Mayo. secretary,
Miss Edith Williams, and treasurer, Miss
Edna McGilliard. An open meeting will be
held soon when bill posters will pc illus
trated.
Naomi Chapter, No. 131, Order of the
Eastern Star, gave a reception Friday even
ing to the grand matron, Mrs. Olive E.
McGrew. and associate grand matron, Mrs.
Mortimer Nye. Other grand officers pres
rotary; Mrs. w. H. Smythe, associate grand
sod pet N Mrs. s. Gardiner, Grand { %elestor,
W. ID. Engle, past grand matron, of con-
necticut; w. d.. Engle and Martin H. Rice,
past grand patrons, with a large number
of members of the order.
Mrs. Abby ". Judson entertained a party
OF young ladies yesterday with a handsome
luncheon for her aughter, Miss Jeanette
Judson. The table was eXquisitely laid with
silver and china and crystal, and masses
of pink roses formed the floral embellish-
were Miss Helen Armstrong, Miss Caroline
Burford, Misses Katherine and Eleanor
Porter. Miss Ruth Nicholas, Misses Flor
Miss Flora Ketcham, Miss Edna Swain and
Miss Katherine Sullivan.
The Episcopalians of the city will give
a reception Wednesday evening TO the new
bishop, John Hazen White. The reception
will be general, and an invitation is extend
GU W III IIGillDtTSF VI the EDlSCOD2l CnufCn
and their friends and others who would like
tend. Bishop White and his family viii ar
rive tomorrow, and will occupy the Bish-
ops residence, No. PAP North Pennsylvania
street. as soon as it can be made ready for
White.
The Waverly Bicycle Club was organized
elected: PRESIDENT. Mrs.. F. I H. Howl and
vice president, Mrs. j. x. Sharpe. jr.; treas
ure sf, Miss CASTOR; secretary. Mrs. John !.
Duncan, Miss Ella Haines and Miss Wal
lick. TIL clubrooms are in the basement
of the Propylaeun. A telephone will be
put in and there will be a desk, chairs and
other furniture. Hours for meets will be
devious for the members, which will be
limited to forty.
Ex-Governor and Mrs. Thomas Hanna en-
tertained the Anderson Post and ". r. G.
Place. The occasion was the twenty-ifth
anniversary of the marriage of MIR. and
Mrs. Hanna. The house was made ready
for the reception with a prCfusion of palms
and flowers, which were in every room and
in every available space. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hanna received many compliments and con.
gratulationS, and during the evening they
were presented with handsome silver pieces
Members of the post and w. r.. C. also corr
tributed music for the event.
Mrs. T.. r. Baker entertained a number OF
young girls at luncheon, yesterday, for her
daughter, Miss Elizabeth Baker. The long
table in the dining room was p~rettily ar
ranged with La France roses, which were
laid in fiat bouquets. tied with pink satin
ribbon, at either end, and which filled a
dainty cut-glass vase standing on a mirror
in the center. At each cover was a quota
ton card, in which the initials of the spe-
cial guest were marked with large capt. |
tails. Each guest found her place by her in
itials on the card. Small pink baskets tied
with narrow pink ribbons were filled with
strawberries and were at eacn plate, the
baskets being souvenirs of the event. The |
guests included Misses Helen Day, Lois
Pratt, Constance Lewis, Helen Bennett,
Freda Cockrum, Demia Townley, Irma |
Tackett, Lille Goodlet, Charlotte Scott,
Edith Wilson, Bertha Balls, Evalyn HolIi-
day, Florence Butler. Dora Kiefer, Jessie
Gibson and Martha Foster.
1rvington Items.
Mr.. John Lepper, of Kendallville, Ind, is
a guest of his sister, Miss Mamie Lepper.
Mrs. Alfred Brown and son Herscilel left
on Thursday for their home in Grand Rap
ids, Mich.
Miss Nettie Sweeney returned this week
from a short visit with her parents in
Columbus. |