The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-02-03

be FOR two weeks. Mrs. Aliens DAY
Allen Mrs. and Miss Comley will be with
other friends here.
The Amateurs will have Robert schu-
mann as the subject for their meeting sat
urday. Miss Elizabeth Ray will have charge
Of the musical programme, Miss Sadie Hall.
Wiles and Miss Mary Jenkens will take
part IN the literary part OF the programme
Miss Katherine Davidson entertained a
few friends Friday afternoon In honor OF
Lavalette Miller's guest. A book party"
was given. each guest having the name OF a
other guests said Of the name she had to
guess what it was.
The ladies Of the Propel Cinch Club. with
their husbands and other invited guests.
were entertained Thursday evening BY Mrs.
Nellie Burns and Mrs. Emma Heyer at the
home Of Mrs. Burns in Highland place.
at her home, 3l4 North Noble street. next
Thursday afternoon.
The Century Club has issued invitations
d d1r a ev read1as FEB Py =: IL Ho ap J o'eloe emia at Plym-
outh Church. A reception will be given
by the club at the PropylaeMnm the same
smith is one of the most famous writers
and illustrators in this country.
The Indianapolis Light Infantry will give
a military reception, followed by a ball, In
honor of the officers of the Second Regi-
ment infantry. at the Propyiaeum Iuesaay
s sssaln Been 1f Issued ed o ane a the OCCASION lngI'n prom-
season. Capt. Il. I. Condo and Lieuts; +.
the noncommissioned officers, will act as
the reception committee.
The Mary Washington Association will is
sue invitations soon for a grand Washing.
ton ball at the Propylaeum the evening of
Washington's birthday. Preparations are
being bel made for or; a !, handsome e eygninv One fi, q %
O'Clock, when there will be given three or
four figures of the german appropriate TO
fhA 7o,v Nh n will ha ono Of
the most elegant parties given at the
Propylaeum this season.
The marriage of Miss Mamie Gausepohl
parents. No. 1854 South Noble street. The
ceremony Rooy. was .f t Rerf0r sesant BY P PsssbS GeGfsa
Church. A large number of relatives and
friends were present. Mr.. and Mrs. Harley
McCarty street, where they will receive
their friends. Many handsome presents
were received.
Miss Gel, Tucker entertained friends Fri
day evening at her home, No: 46 South
Delaware street. The young ladies were
dressed in costumes Of colonial times. long
Ian adams Ida E6srhardti Myrtle Cole,
er and Messrs. Nelson Yoke, jr:. Charles
rich, Frederick Kruger, Arnold Spencer and
William Huber. The rooms were tastefully
decorated with Anne rican Beauty and Tea
roses, carnations end palms.
Tomorrow Governor and Mrs. Matthews,
Warden and Mrs. French, Lieutenant Gov
ernor and Mrs. Nye. Mr.: Speaker and Mrs.
John Elder. of the State Board. Secretary
and Mrs. E. P. Bicknell, Mr.. Bal. of Terre
Senator senate, Me- McLa ana of 9r Terr rse Hsnte; y niss Ne,
Mechan. DR.. Sarah Stockton. DR.: Mary
Sphinx, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles M. Walker.
Mrs. Kelley, Of Oxford, will be entertained
at dinner at the Woman's R~eformatory.
Tuesday a dinner will be given at the same
place to the mi on ways and means,
from the House, Mr.. Allen, chairman; the
Senate m on finance, Mr.. Haggard,
chairman; the committee on refOrmatOrieS
Senator Boyd, chairman. and their wives.
~Irvington Items.
Mr.. Ira Miller. of Kankakee, is visiting
his niece. Mrs. Walter Howe.
Miss Glenn Acton is spending several
days with her parents in Clayton, Ind.
Mr.; Lott, of Maple GROVE, O., was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Cross last
The Phi Delta Thetas, at their last meet
ing, initiated Messrs. Hudson, Rioch, Olive
and Little.
Miss Lecca Chase. who has been visiting
the Misses Blanchards in ~Shelbyville, has
returned home.
Miss Mabel Thomas, of Nashville, has re-
turned after a visit with Miss Nora Alex
ander at the Ladies' Hail.
Mrs. Marshall T.. Reeves has returned to
her home in Columbus, after a short visit
with her daughter, Miss May Reeves.
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union
will hold its meeting for this month Tues
Leslie.
The Misses Jeffries entertained a number
os friends Friday evening. Miss Shelley and
n, Fletcher, of Indianapolis, We're among
the guests.
Miss Katherine Kercheval, formerly of
this place, but now of Minneapolis, is visit
\ ing Miss Anna Moore She is on her waV to
Oxford, where she will attend school.
Mrs. Josephine Nichols will lecture to-
c ciDaren She Comes s. in Il the interest," Of fet the
Women's Christian Temperance Union.
Prof. A. NJ. Hall returned from Terre
l Hauts ye on saFheo gneTe Of ae a TolSay a hiI
Thought Of Tomorrow" in the lecture
course of the State Normal School.
The Irvington Woman Club meets, to-
morrow afternoon. at the home of Mrs. r.
f. Moore. on Central avenue. Mrs. Grace
Julian Clarke will read a paper on Vanity
and Die an = viii SHnVf be- led by ON Mrs. rnaf II. 6.
Brown.
The Evening in Dixie given Tuesday
night, in the church parlors was very sue
~cessful, $50 being cleared. The programme
consisted of dialect recitations and music.
Miss Lid Gilbert was recalled repeatedly
and gave several negro dialect readings in
a charming manner.
The Sheridan Dramatic Club will give its
February party, Friday night, at the home
Of Miss Harriet Ritter. HoWelPS farce, THE
Unexpected Guests" will be presented by
several club members, under the direction
of the committee Miss Evelyn Jeffries, Miss
d. c. Brow and Mr.. Fred Ritter.
The young men and women of the college
Christian associations gave a poverty So
cial' at their hall, last Wednesday night.
There were fines for any elaborate toilets
and prizes for those appearing most poverty
tricken. Miss Nell Brevoort and Mr.. Ar
thur Carpenter carried off the prizes.
THE SUICIDAL MANIA.