The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-10-06

There were several musical numbers In
charge Of Mrs: H. o. Panther and Miss
The Young women's Missionary Society
OF the Second Presbyterian Church VIII
meet with Mrs. Winslow, No $50 North Me-
r1dian street, Friday afternoon, at zS0
o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. sanborn entertained
q large number of their friends at their
residence, s14 Ashland avenue, on Oct. z,
II being their twenty-ifth marriage ami
verSary.
Miss Katherine Eden will spend a few
days In Lafayette this week the guest OF
her brother. James n Eden, who rs q
company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry B. Gates gave a
theater party last evening for their guest,
Mrs. Carter, and Thursday afternoon MIS-
Gates will give a reception in honor or the
same friend.
Tne veritas Club will meet wednesday
with Miss Pearl Cartwright. who will also
historic Man; Cave Dwellers; Cliff Dwellers;
Nomads, etc"
Mrs. II. Fl. Noonan will give a reception
Friday afternoon at her home, on Nortn
Pennsylvania street, and Mr.. ana MIS-
Noonan will give a dance at the Country
Club in the evening.
Robert Louis Stevenson. and Recent
Scotch Novelists' will be the subjects OF
Literary Club Tuesday afternoon by Miss
and Mrs. Denny.
A reception will be given Wednesday
evening at the Metropolitan school OF
faculty and board of advisers Invitations
have been issued for the event.
Mr.. Frank Miller, OF Florida, formerly of
this city. came Friday to join MRS: Iiller
| child viii return South this week.
Mrs. Marshall Moore will receive infor-
mally in honor of her sister, Mrs. s.. p.
Darfar of RroOk1yn n ". Wednesday,.
from 2 to g. at her residence, No. 745 North
New Jersey street. No invitations.
Mr.. John N. Carey and daughter went
to Chicago Friday evening to meet Mrs.
Carey, who has ibeen at Traverse City for
a few weeks. Mr.. and Mrs. Carey and
daughters will return home to-day
Their German Literary Club willmeet Tues
Meridian street. Presidents day will be
observed with music and a series OF toasts.
Mrs. Panther, Miss Hollweg. Miss Lang
stan and others will participate.
Mrs. NJ. Eckhouse entertained the L. l..
L. Club yesterday afternoon with a
Flower Romance" Luncheon was served
in the dining room, American Beauties be-
ing the flowers used for decorations; the
prizes awarded were of Dresden china
The marriage of Miss Ida Cornwall and
Mr.. Herman F.. Rikhoff will take place
followed BY a reception at 9 o'clock, al No.
z6 North Mississippi street. The at-home
announcement is after Nov. 1. at No. lilo
Andrew street.
l. The Daughters Of the American Revolu-
ton will celebrate the anniversary of the
second battle of Bemis Heights tomorrow
afternoon at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mrs. Bement Lyman will read a paper de-
scribing the event celebrated
The Minerva Club will meet for the first
time this season Tomorrow afternoon with
Mrs. Frank Carvin, No. 533 Central ave.
nue.. The presidents inaugural will be
made by Mrs. Harriet Eleanor Brown ane
a discussion of Bulwers Harold will be
led by Mrs. Frances Mary Peck.
Mrs. w. w. Thayer entertained a few
friends at their home on Park avenue Mon
day evening. Those present were all for
being in honor Of Mr. and Mrs. Martir
vanbergen, of Winona, Mimi. Old mem.
cries and old melodies made the evening q
memorable one.
o' ST; 4 ~o's ars. 3. 3. c alas h Mis'
Anna Coffey and Mrs. Gimbey. Of Column
bus. o.; Mr.; and Mrs. James Lyons. Of
o.; Mrs. Moran and daughter, who came tc
attend the funeral of Mrs. Honorah O'Con
nell, have returned home.
Mr.. n Mrs. Harry B. Gates gave
honor of their guest. Mrs. Carter. Of Texas
Those invited were ere NJ Mt: and = Mrs so. J; X
]. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. f. T. Hord 'ant
Samuel Look After the play the party
went 10 the COlumDld CtuD Tor iuncn.
Mr.. d. B. Brenneke opened his new dane
over three hundred pupils for the comm;
season.. The new building is commodious
to making s1 it complete M IN every Sp particu xiar
There Is not only the large dancing floor
but a gallery to seat three hundred over
looking 1t, reception and toilet rooms, ant
every possible convenience.
Irvinston Items.
Miss Lola Carver went to Evansville O,
Friday. where She will remain for a tel
The FIRST meeting of the ~Irvingto,
Oronious Club will be tomorrow at Mr.
G. b. C1arke's.
Mrs. Ritter and family will remove mex
spend the winter.
Friday evening the ladies of the NJ. z
Church gave a lawn party and ice cream
ladies of the Katharine Merrill Club a
her home Saturday afternoon. Oct. IL, thi
being Presidents day; a special car viii
Washington streets at 2:s0 O'Clock.
Invitations have been issued by Mr.. an
Mrs. Albert johnson for the marriage O
their daughter. Gertrude, and Mr.; oti
Webster Greene, to take place Wednesda,
evening, Oct. Is, at the family residence
aiiey will be at home after Nov. Is at Nc
sc Ruckle street.
MT. anu MIS-. "A. M. chamberlain, MI
Arch Hall and Pres. Butler are anon
those who will go to Dallas next week [
attend the national convention to be hel
there. Pres. Butler, as representative c
the colleges of the Christian Church, wi
deliver a lecture on Wednesday. Oct. %.
Two weddings Of social interest are thos
OF Miss Katie May Smith and Mr.. Ed
ward STICKY, and Miss Kate Hadley an
Mr.. W. w. Buchanan, both to take plac
on the I'D of this month. A special ca
will carry a large party Of Irvington pee
pie to Danville to- attend the latter wed
ding.
The Sheridan Dramatic Club met wit
Miss Braden Friday evening. this being til
first meeting OF the year. A great deal G
which Mrs. Braden read a paper before tn
club upon shakespeare and His Works.
After cake and ices had been served IN
club adjourned to meet with Mrs. Brown
ing on the first Thursday in November.
The first copy of the Butler Colegia
for this year appeared yesterday, and her;
after will be in the college library on til
first day of each month. AS previous I
pendent basis, a business manager chose
from among the students being represente
for It's finances. The October number open
with a dainty poem in old English by Mis-
Jessie Lanier Christian, '97, who is in chars
of the literary department. This is 10
lowed by several short sketches. and oris
inal story, and a lengthy poem qy Mis-
Arnold.
Iuesday AFTERNOON the ladies OF III
Christian Woman's Board OF Missions &c
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