The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-02-16
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Miss Lewis Of Georgetown, Ky. is the
guest of Miss Maud Layeock.
Mrs Edward Hawkins has issued invita-
items for card party next Tuesday.
Mr.. Lawrence Chapman, of Eau Claire,
Wis. is visiting his mother Mrs. George
II. Chapman, at Mapieton
Mrs Carolyn Winter Goetz will go to
New Albany, in June to sing at the State
Music Teachers convention.
Miss Lucy Ranney entertained the card
club Of b which sae Is oeg Tena ast even
Mr.. Stuart Dean has postponed his
dancing party, to tshave been given to-
night. for Week, on account Of Miss Mary
Mr.. and Mrs F. w. Chslett left yester-
day noon, for California. having been called
by a telegram from Mrs. Frederick Cnlslett,
whose husband is i'll.
Mrs Morris Defrees entertained a num-
Der of friends. yesterday afternoon, in hon
or Of her slsters s. Mrs Mrs. Dryden g Of Chicago
( Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Armstrong and
the Misses Armstrong have issued invita-
lions for reception, Monday evening. the
street Gh.5
Miss Mary Massey. who has been spend
ing the winter az No 10 10 North ,, Meridian
street. where she will be at home to her
friends. sa
The Ladies Aid Society of olive-street
and in the evening the "Happie HolIer
Miss Pauline Herring, of WATERFOWL, ~
Y. came, yesterday, to visit the family of
Mr.. j. H. Baldwin. Miss Mary Fltzmiller,
week, to be the guest at the same place
Mrs. Eddy and Miss Anna Hasselman,
who have been in New York for several
ington ID. c. where they will spend a few
days, and viii return to this city next
week.
Mrs. C. F. DAILY gave pretty card party,
Yesterday afternoon.
lege avenue. The hostess assisted by
Miss Carlotta Barrett. OF Kansas City, and
Mrs. Days little daughter Charline, the
flower favors of pink and white carnations
being presented TO the guests by the latter.
Pink and white Dredoninated in the deco
ratons of the rooms. Handsome bric-a-brac
prizes We're awarded.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goetz gave dance. last
evening. for their daughter, Miss Adelaide
Goetz. at their home on North Capitol
avenue. The party was pink one and the
crepe trimmed with flowers The polished
floors of the parlors and hall made adj
mirable place for the dancers and an or
were draped with pink Grape and smilax
and the chandeliers were gracefully fes-
TONED for the event About twelve couples
enjoyed Miss Goetz's hospitality.
Mrs. S. NJ. Compton, No 112 North Della
ware street, assisted by Mesdames D. D.
Nay. c. T. Rafert Theodore McCune. s.
FL. Socwell, A W. Hilliker. r. Wilkinson
Royse and J. A. Howser. will entertain the
ertS Park Church next Wednesday after
noon Papers on the history of the w H.
NJ. S. will be read by Mrs: c. Behymer, and
the origin and growth of the auxiliary by
Mrs. Rose Coleman The same society of
Roberts Park Church will celebrate its tenth
residence Of Mrs f. G. Cornelius. No. 621
North Meridian street. Friday evening, Feb.
-. from s to H.
The indianapolis won1an's Club will have
attained the dignity of twentieth ami
versary tomorrow. the 18th. It has long
had the reputation of being the leading
State fpyr
rivals i'll length of existence The women
who compose its memoershlp are many OF
| them noted and all are chosen, by its men,
bership, for their desirablity as members
of the organization. The anniversary date
was duly celebrated yesterday with a
handsome and simple luncheon. before the
was privileged to invite one guest. The
club. numbering seventy-five. swelled the
s6ppany to ao fe Ssr rsn being
expected at l O'Clock They were greeted
in the. west parlor by, the president, Mrs.
| G. G. Foster. and nearly all Of the ex-presl-
dents of the club Miss Merrill. Miss Hend-
ricks. Mrs. Henry Coburn. Mrs. w. w.
Gregory Mrs. w A. Bell. Mrs. Holman
and Miss Nicholson being present. At the
north end of the room Mrs. Charles Mar
cream and cake from round table and
at the south end tea "a and coffee We're
| NJ. Robertson and Mrs. George H. Chap
man. beautiful silver urns heing. at either
l eN0 o. the ODlOn2 taDle ne
| for the tables were similar. There were
| triple bands of rather narrow lavender rib
| hon across the cloth and scattered between
| the lines were sprays of rnaiden-hair fern
and purple primroses In the center Of each
| table was a n,any-branched eandlestick
| with festoons of lavender ribbon, holding
white candies. AT either side of these lights
| We're round low baskets loosely and grace
| fully filled with hyacinths and prinroses
of all shades and tints from purple 10 near
| " white. Thev were masses of fragrance
| end beauty. The young ladies of the club
dispensed refreshments Mss Julia Hart
sen Moore. Miss Atkins Miss Anna Hend-
ricks. Miss Rowland and Miss Taylor pass
ing aInons the guests. After the luncheon