The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-02-24

New York.
MIS-. W. H. Maui, Of Woodruff Place, Is
OF her niece.
Friday morning. at 10 o'clock. the annuaA
election Of oficers for the over-the-teacups
Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. A. schleicher
entertained the ladies' of thu Coterie and
their husbands at cards.
Miss Ella Pearl Crabbs, of Charlottesville,
is the guest of Miss Ida May Foudray, No.
215 North New Jersey street
Miss Angeline Moon, Of Eau Clair, Wis.
who has been the guest of Miss Charlotte
Ransdell. has returned home.
The marriage Of Miss Florence Pugh and
Prof. George E. Moffett of Atlanta, Ca,
win occur Wednesday evening.
Mrs Harry q. Drew will entertain few
of Mrs. Reifsnider, of Tiffin, o.
Messrs. Frank r. Jelleff and Will III.
Hall Will give dance at the Propyiaeum
The Misses Lowe have postponed enter
tanning their card club Friday, on accout
of the illness of Miss Minnie Lowe.
The Chapel Club will hold its last meet
Hyde. No. 966 North Capitol avenue.
Miss McHenry., of Owensboro.. and Mrs.
Horn. Of Louisville. are visiting Mrs Fred
Mrs. John NJ Kitchen has invited friends
for a reception Tuesday afternoon In honor
of her sister, Mrs. Ross, Of Terre laaute.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Dean will give a
Taylor 81 gTooRyn a9 niece Of Ms
Dean.
The regular social Of George H. Thomas
x; Will pc at the residence zee OF st MRS
Tuesday.
Mrs. George F. Adams will give reception
tomorrow afternoon and evening for Miss
Adams and her guest. Miss Fay, Of Fitch
burg, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs DR.. A. P. Heron will en-
terrain the Arbutus Club next Thursday
night at their home, No. 456 North Della
ware street.
Mrs. c. A. Hilgenberg and Mrs. M. C.
Sandy left Thursday for New Orleans to at
tend the Mardi Gras, from where they will
go to Florida.
Mr.. Lawrence Chapman. who has been
spending short time with. his mother
At MAJ Mapiedtos a left Yesterday for his home
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Wilkinson will give
g curio party Thursday evening in honor
Sf MT r and Mrs Hafner Of Munce and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Beadle entertained
number of friends Monday evening in honor
Of their n eleventh anniversary, at their home.
No. 300 North Alabama tsreet.
Mr.. Stuart Dean entertained about seven
ty-f1ve OF his friends last evening with
dance at the home of his aunt, Miss Mary
Dean, on North Meridian street.
Mr.. and Mrs w. H. Armstrong will give
q reception Tomorrow evening, to introduce
their daughter, Miss Helen Armstrong, at
= their home on North Delaware street
Mrs. Emf! Wulschner will entertain friends
informally Tuesday afternoon for her
mother. Mrs. Clarissa Tomlinson Sullivan,
at her home on North Meridian street.
Mrs. Mary Wales .Butterworth. of Gin
cminnati, who has been spending a few
weeks with her sister, Mrs. Jane +. Nichol-
son, on Broadway, has returned home.
e M el M sSs ana ms u stssn Sf St vn
three weeks with their niece. Mrs. Georg e
Fulwell. No. 421 East Michigan street.
THE Sonnet is the subject for the Mag
azine Club at its meeting Saturday Miss
Adelaide Carmen, Mrs. Mary w. Preston
and Miss Mary Heron will read papers.
cs Mrs; John St; George Thurtls and Mrs:
friends Tuesdays for the remainder of the
Mr.; and Mrs. Wharton, of Mississippi and
Married Ladies' Pleasure Club and their
husbands at colonial dinner Friday even
Ing. Covers were laid for fifteen couples.
Mrs. George N. Catterson will be at home
informally tomorrow afternoon, from to
O'Clock, for Miss Olga Nethersole and
Miss Wheelock, of Chicago. Miss Whee-
locks pupils are especially asked to call.
Miss Hettie Adams and her guest, Miss
Lulu Morris, Of Chicago formerly Of this
city, received their friends informally. yes
terday afternoon, from 2 to o'clock, at
street.
The Woman's Business and Social Union Of
Roberts Park Church will meet tomorrow
afternoon at half past o'clock Every
woman connected with or interested in
present.
The Ladies' Propel Cinch Club met with
Mrs Emma Ray Thursday afternoon, at No.
~ North nth, Illinois ., street. The ladies' and
Thursday evening by Mrs. Ryder and Mrs.
Nellie Harris. at the home of the latter, No.
AZ Ash street.
The sketching Club was invited to meet
at the home Mrs. Julius F. Pratt Wednes-
day evening and Mrs. Pratt read her paper
on "Old China Picked Up in Odd Places
and showed her collection The paper is
the one Mrs. Pratt read before the Port
folio Club recently.
The Wabash Alumni Association will give
its annual dinner a. the Commercial Club.
Wednesday evening. March 6. The guests
of honor will be the faculty of the college
have attended Wabash College. Mr.. John
A. Finch will preside.
The programme of the Woman's Club
on "Hedda Gab!sr," by Mrs. O.: H. Has
Miliigan, and conversation on 1.-THE New
Womanhood," by Mrs, James M. Winters
Mr.: and Mrs. J. M. Maxwell gave din
North Meridian stTeet All the ee APPOINTS mGe
ments We're pink and white. California
fruits formed the center piece for the table
Church, and wife were the guests of honor
The D: o: F. Club gave colonial dane
Ing party Friday y evening at the Misses
enjoyed the old-fashioned Dances after
which q dainty supper was served. The
house was decorated in appropriate
manner and the young ladies' dressed in
colonial style.
Thursday morning, at o'clock mass, at
st. Johns Church. Nicholas S. Cornet and
Rose E. King were united in marriage by
the Rev. Father Gavisk. The attendants
were Mr.. Lew Cornet and Miss Rena Cornet,
brother and sister Of the groom. A we'd
ding breakfast was given at the home of
the brides parents in North Indianapolis.
Yesterday was social day at the Kath-
crime Merrill Club. The subject was IAN
Afternoon with Robert Louis Stevenson
Mrs. Grace Julian Clark read paper on
Robert Louis Stevenson" Miss May Louis
Shipp read selections from his poetry and
Mrs. O. H. Hasselman read from his prose-
Each member had the privilege Of inviting
one guest.
The marriage Of Miss Laura B. Hatton
youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs Geo.
w. HattOn, was Solemnized at the residence
of the brides parents Wednesday evening
the Rev. r. Roberts, of Fletcher-place
Church. officiating. Only the immediate rel
atives and most intimate fiends were pres
ent. Mr.. and Mrs. Hatton will be at home
| to their friends at 135 West New York
street.
The Theodosia Club will entertain its
friends at party tomorrow evening.
About $40 invitations have been issued and
1t promises to be largely attended There
will be five sections, three of cinch and two
| of euchre and will be in charge of the fol-