The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-10

L 1loAi oLs the missionary Auxiliary Will enter
tain the ladies' and friends of the Christian
churches OF the city and suburbs.
The Ladies' Propel cinchN Club was enter
tanned by Mrs. Nellie Burns. of Highland
entertain the club next Thursday afternoon
at her home. No. 29s Blake street.
Miss Hattie Fulner entertained the card
afternoon. Miss Parks, Of Elkhart land and
Miss Cox. of Anderson. We're guests Of the
Eberhardt. March 10.
The ninth meeting Of the Congregational
Club will be held at Mayfiower Church
| $50. The topic for discussion viii be "The
Bible as Literature and the Bible as Reve-
VIZ os Tsh az an Wsbsss
College.
J. Miss Louise Wright. of Lexington. Ky,
ford avenue. Last evening Rev. and Mrs
Hyde gave small dinner in honor Of Miss
ated With pink roses and vioIe3s buneh
OF the latter being fastened to the corner
RidgeIey. Miss Mary Noble, Mr.. Thomas
Kackiey,x Mr.. BENJAMIN Stevenson, Mr.
Howard Virgins.
day afternoon at the home Of Mr.. and es MRS
in honor of Miss. Nellie Wood. Of Earlham
College. who took first honors at the con-
sisted by Mrs. Ed ward Evans, the Misses
Fletcher and Miss Bessie Pray, in enter
tanning. The house was prettiiy arranged
with few flowers and tea was passed. The
rooms were well filled and Miss Wood
is pery many of it's
The Amatuers met yesterday afternoon
The subjects We're THE Technic of the Ro-
ROBSON considered the rah Tst sopc Miss Miss
Elizabeth Ray Contrast between the Tech
mic Mi.o of d MendeIssohn, Chopin and schumann
4. Il. Smiley LISTS Technic and Innova-
tions;"". Miss Susie Brown, s'Liszt's Place in
List music followed in charge of Mrs J.
f hSyssly Flower and ut Must be Wonder
The annual election of the Womans Club
was held Friday afternoon, with this result:
president, Mrs. Henry d. Pierce; CORE
spending secretary, Mrs. James M. Winters;
r fee secretary. Mrs William l. Elder;
| committee, Mrs. w. A. Ketcham, Mrs
| Charles Martindale Mrs. H. NJ. Fletcher
membership COMMITTEES. Mrs Merrick Vim.
ton, Mrs. K M. Bowles, Miss Caroline
faea r MISS s; Alice EdWards room dss com
kins and Miss Anna Hendricks Mrs. j.
L. Ketcham was chosen to represent the
i club at the Indiana Union Of Literary Clubs,
| which will meet at Huntington in May.
| MRS. wININGs'S RECEPTION.
| Mrs. d. p. Winnings was the hostess for
| avery pretty reception yesterday afternoon,
| at her home, on North Pennsylvania street,
| Seventh Mrs. Winnings received her
| guests alone in the drawing ROOM The
| room beautifed with vases of pink
| roses and lighted with lamps with pink
shades. Assisting in the pleasant part of
| entertaining the guests were Mrs. James
| r. Carnahan, Mrs W. A. Krag, Mrs.
| George Atkins, Mrs. Joseph w Beck, Mrs.
| w. NJ Husbands and Mrs. Frank Wood.
| Tea and chocolate were served in the Sec
ond room, which was rosy with candlelight
| from pink candles. On the table were car
| nations and pink rose cups were used. Sew
eral of the ladies' assisting wore pink
| gowns. Mrs. Frank Jennings, Mrs Frank
| Van Camp, Mrs. Horace Wood. Mrs. Frank
James and Miss Eta Yeager, of Danville,
| KY, poured the drinks or passed the cups
to the guests. In the dining room Mrs:
ehey e and OF the tab and pped 5a at
ice from crystal bowls. Assisting were
Mrs James ss beashers Mrs Mrs Ernest
CASTOR. The table was adorned with a tall
| glass of daffodils set on an exquisitely
out the rooms were palms, maiden-hair
| ferns and vines. A harpist furnished music.
In the hall, which is connected with all the
| rooms. punch was served by Mrs. Francis
/ II. Hord, Miss Len1cke, Miss Amelia Gas
ton an and Miss Gecile H La Of Cincinnati
| glasses of the flowers filled the tops of
| the book case and mantel. The hours were
were entertained.
| SPEAKER AND MRS. ADAMS RECEIVE.
| Speaker and Mrs. J. c. Adams threw open
/ their home on North Delaware street last
| evening for a. reception to the members of
the Indiana Senate and House of Repre-
| sentatives and their wives, the State and
| city officials and a few friends. The spa
| cious parlors were tastefuly adorned for the
| event with palms and few flowers in
vases An orchestra, conveniently stationed
| played during the hours from to IL o'clock.
| tending their Inequalities by Mr. and Mrs.
| Frank w. Wood. Miss Hettie Adams, Mr..
| and Mrs. A. Frederick Kleinschmidt, MIR.
| and Mrs. S. A; Townsepd, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Robert Drake, Miss. Nellie Tilford and Mr..
Frederiek i,s Adams A. the punch b s,y Mss MIS-
| trude Butler presided. In the dining room
| refreshments were served. This room was
| decorated with a profusion of azaleas, priTn-
| roses, carnations and daisies, which filled
| the mantel and buffet. About 250 were en-
| tertained.
MR.. DoNLEY's ORGAN RECITAL.
| Mr. w H. Donley will give the next of
| his series of organ recitals next Saturday,
| at O'Clock, at Plymouth Church. One of
| the numbers of the programme will be the
"Andante from the Grand Septuor'' of
| Beethoven. Another will be. the great
Senate Pontihcale,'' with allegro, moder-
ments. by iemmens. New compositions to
| be played are the Rocco by Meyer-Hel-
and P sla BY coerne Other num-,
| bers are the Mendeissohn overture to "Ruy
| Bias" arranged from the score by Mr..
| Donley, Ruhinsteins "Bataderentanz l."
| 'Nuptiale Marche," by Widor and two
transcriptions by Mr.. Donley. The whole is
| replete with novelty and worth.
IrvinEton Items.
| Miss Rose McNeal has gone to Pomona,
| Ind, for several weeks stay.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Lacy left Mon
| day for their future home in Poplar Grove.
| Ark.
| Miss Lenora Barnhill went to her home
/ in Charlottesville on Saturday for several
/ days visit.
| Miss Kate B. Hadley, of Danville, Ind,
| was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. +. r.
/ Kautz last week
| Miss Grace Reeves and Miss Nettie
| Sweeney are spending the spring vacation
/ In Columbus, Ind.
/ Mrs Clay Parker gave an informal party
| Monday evening in honor of the ffty-sixth
| birthday of her husband.
/ About eighteen of the members of the
| Dramatic Club will go to Rushville Tues
| day night to attend party given for them
by Miss Ida Gilbert.
| Miss May Edna Arnold left Friday for