The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-31

vile wednesday to make . short visit.
Mr.. George A. Van Pelt has returned from
FIVE weeks visit in Cuba and Mexico
Mrs. j. d. Gibbs and daughter will leave
sMS No. g visit her parents e cen'srs's~
Mr.. and Mrs W d. seaton have issued
invitations for card party. Tuesday even
Ing.
Mrs. Ayler, Of Marion, Is the guest Of
Mrs. n. r. Dalton. on North Pennsylvania
isns BY Miss Fay Cosby. at her home, in
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Wright and family
to reside. -.
Mrs Arthur n Dryer will entertain the
I mem PEI Of the observation-disclosures Club
Miss Theodora PfaGlln is visiting her
North Meridian street
c The engagement of Miss Emma Dolly. Of
this city, is announced
Mrs Granville NJ. Ballard. who has been
visiting Mrs. Franklin, at Chicago the past
week, has returned home
Mr.. and Mrs. John H: Holidays chill
during the week vacation
The young ladies of Mayflower Church
will give a Spider Web social Wednesday
evening, in the church parlors.
The A. T.. Club will be entertained, Thurs
day., by Miss kathryn Kremiller. at her
residence, No. IL Stoughton street.
Miss Lucia Ray is home spending the
spring vacation with her parents Mr.. and
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Voss will spend the
| month of April with Mr. and Mrs G. b.
| Cones, 225 North Pennsylvania street.
Miss Gertrude Hanna daughter of ex-Gov.
| Thomas Hanna, of No. 81 Woodruff Place,
| returned home from Muncie yesterday.
| Mrs. Jessie Talbot Moss of Logansport
/ who is Mrs. Goodwin's guest, will go to
| Miss Laura Boilers this week for visit.
| Mrs. j. u. Miller and Mrs. Ed Tulley
| tertained the K. *. Club. at the residence
| of the former. on Pennsylvania street last
night.
| vacation with relatives in New York and
Mr.. Dwight Day will go to Amherst at the
| same time.
Miss Natalie briggs, Miss Daisy Clark
| and Alice Higgins, who have been spend
ing a week at home. will return Tuesday
| to school at Oxford.
Mrs. and Mrs. CORTLAND Van Camp will
/ go to New York to spend Easter week with
their daughter, Miss Ella Van Camp, who
| is there attending school.
On account of the meeting of the ORA
| matte Club on Thursday, April a, Mrs. Ed
! son T. Wood will be at home only in the
| afternoon, from until O'Clock.
Mrs Eddy of Milan t O. Is visiting go her
Meridian street, and they will be at home
| Monday afternoon to receive their friends
| Mrs. A. E. Rexford who has been spend
ing the winter in Colorado with her daugh-
| ter, Mrs. f. r. Ingersoll. will return, this
week accompanied by Mrs. Ingersoll and
|
Miss Mary Raridan came down from
| Chicago to attend the funeral of Mrs
Haughey. Miss Rarden is the guest of Mr.
| John S. Duncan and daughter ON North
Alabama street.
/ Misses Eva and Helen Smith, of La
| fayette, are visiting their sister, Miss Lii
the Misses Rankin, during the week of
Mrs. H. c. Newcomb, 275 North Capitol
day afternoon, from to 5. for Misses Esiz-
abeth and Lucia Ray and Miss Mintie
Allen, of Greencastle.
Tomorrow the Minerva Club will have a
social day. The meeting will be held with
Mrs. Hovey, at her home, at the corner OF
Park avenue and Twelfth street The pro
gramme will be something unique and APP
propriate to the first day of April.
The veritas Club met, Wednesday night,
at the home of Miss Lilly Willets. Mr.. Louis
t. Greist led discussion on Causes of
Dissension in the Church. and Miss Nan
ME Lawrence read an original story. Miss
| Pauline Osborn reported current events
Mr.. and Mrs. James Armstrong were
surprised, at their home. in Keystone Park,
last evening by a. sheet fpa AND
Club, of which they members. After
short. time of merrymaking masks were
removed, and a Dutch lunch was served.
Dancing followed.
The ladies of Broadway M. E. Church
will give reception at the residence of
| Mrs. Malone, 200 Bellefontaine street, Tues
day afternoon, April 2. Hours. from to 5.
Mrs. Malone will be assisted in receiving
and Mrs. Martndale.
The last meeting of the Daughters of the
American Revolution was held Tuesday
with Mrs. Merrick e. Vinton State regent
Among those present We're Mrs. c. c. Fos-
man, Mrs. s E. Perkins, Mrs. Emil Wulsch
ner, Mrs. W. F. Winchester. Mrs. PER-,
| and Mrs. Winters. The time was spent II
perfecting the constitution for the chapter
Prof. William Caldwell, of the Chicago
University, formerly of Edinburgh, Scot,
of LEISURE Saturday evening under 07 the
auspices of the Fortnightly Literary Club
Bradley. of Evanston, will come down with
Prof Caldwell to hear ear the lecture and te
The Indianapolis Letter Carriers Band
rendered William p Marlatt a surprise. OF
eb M Mara fe reeeny
signed from the letter carriers force o
this city. after continuous 1uso service ers Of al
out of the city were Miss Mary. Thomas
Earlham, Ia; Mr. and Mrs Emil Fessler
OF Plainfield. Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cortland Van Camp enter
tanned about one hundred of their married
friends last evening with a dance al theii
handsome home on North Delaware
street. The reception. of guests was in tn,
drawing room. and when all had assembled
the way was led to the ball room on tn,
third floor. where an orchestra awaited
them. The reception rooms were tasteful
ly adorned with vases of blossoms OF varied
| colors. Refreshments were served in the
dining room, where the table was beautiful
with cut glass Bermuda lilies, pink roses
and maiden hair ferns. The illumination
was with pink candles in crystal sticks
Guests were members of the winter dance
, | class and few other friends.
wednesday evening was the first ami
versary of the Inter Nos Club. also CUES
| evening, to commemorate which it's mem
bers and friends were. entertained at tn,
| home of Miss Cora Neidlander, No. 40 Eas
Merrill street The rooms were decorated
with palms and flowers, while from tn,
chandeliers hung ropes of smilax inter
twined with ribbons of the clubs colo
(lavender.) The hour was spent with Ten
nyson and the readings and music were Sc
lections from his poems The programm,
completed, refreshments served from
tables decorated in flowers only of the club.
| color. The favors were yiolets. Miss Neid
| lander was assisted by Miss Mary Meek
| Mrs. l.. j. Fike, Mrs NJ 5. Hopkins. Mis-:
Amy Champe and Miss Bessie Brown.
The leading social event of the week will
be the reception to the members of the Am
| herst Glee Club, which will take place Tues
day evening at Plymouth Church. A large
/ number of leading society women will be tn,
patronesses. Among the young ladies who
| will assist in the reception are the Misse.