The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-10-25

| on entertainment Mrs. Bohn Miss Woods.
| Mr.. Schelfschmidt. Music in charge of
Nov. 26-sFrench Cathedral paper by
| Emily Gilbert Gibson. Illustrated by stere-
| Pratt and Mrs. Bybee. Music in charge
| of Mr.. Schellschmidt.
| Dee. 1o-Exhibit of wood carving in
| on entertainment. Mrs. Brown and Mrs;
Beayton. Music in charge of Mr. Richard
Dec. Si.christmas party in charge of Mrs
Haywood Mrs Gibson Mrs. Hunter.
Jan. 14-Exhibtt in charge of Mr.. Hide
brand: Committee on entertainment; Mrs
Carl Lieber. Mrs. Percy and Prof. Brown
Music in charge of Miss Schellschmidt.
Jan. 2s-"Wheeling Abroad, > paper by Mr.
Miss schellschmidt and Miss siegmiller.
Music in charge of Mr.; Clarence Forsyth
Feb ES * Of NE Mr
Foltz and Mr.. Gibson. Committee on en-
tertainment, Mrs. Brush, Mrs Williams,
Feb, 25I"Just Anything, paper by Mr.
t hi50n Mr. PrG FoIz and Mrs. Ete Music
in charge of Mrs. Carl Lieber
March 1o-Paper by Dr. Braytqn Com,
nittee on entertainment. Mrs. Page and
Mrs. Brakeman. Music in charge of Mr..
March 24-A sketch Paper by Mr.. Percy.
Committee on entertainment Mrs. Potter
and Miss Alexander. Music in charge of
April 7-"Barye and His Works" illus
trated paper by Mr.. Mahoney. Committee
on entertainment Mrs. Richard Lieber and
Mrs. Fuller. Music in charge of Mrs. Won
April 21-Paper. Public Schools in the
Art Development of the Nation by Miss
Siegmiller Committee on entertainment,
Mrs. Forsyth and Mrs. Haywood. Music
in charge of Mrs. Brakeman:
May 5-Story by Mr.. William Forsyth.
Committee on entertainment, Mrs. Gibson
and Mrs. Foltz. Music in charge of Mr..
Nav 1gDEiection of officers Committee
on entertainment Mrs: Brown and Mrs.
Hildebrand. Music in charge of Mrs. Page.
Personal and Society.
Mrs Homer Allen, of Marion, is the guest
of Mrs. F. w. Tyler. of the Windsor
Misses Bradley. will entertain for Miss
Conn, OF Louisville, on Thursday next
Mr. and Mrs. j. II. Serff entertained a
large party OF friends at cards last even
ing.
Miss Etha Hall will give linen shower
Friday afternoon in honor OF Miss Bessie
Power.
Miss Minnie b. Akass left last week for
Chicago, where she will spend the winter
studying art
Mrs George f. Townley and Mrs. Grail,
of Louisville will be home informally to-
morrow afternoon.
Mrs, scoville, Of Evansville, is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. w. N. Wishard, on
North Capitol avenue.
Mrs Fl. S. Tucker will receive the fifth
kindergarten section Thursday, Oct. 20, 2:30
o'clock, No. 121 East North street.
Mrs. Henry Matson Waite, of Lexington
KY. will come this week to visit her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles M. Walker.
Miss Katherine. Chandler will entertain
a hard times party Halloween night.
Mr., and Mrs. Finley Pugh drove through
to Rushville yesterday. They Will spend
Sunday with Richard Wilson and family.
reception Friday evening at Brenneke's
Academy. There was large attendance.
Mrs: J; K: Sharpe, jT; viii give lunch
town On n. j., and a. number 'e of the debn-
tantes.
Mrs. Elmer C. sewalI and Mrs. F.. C.
Gardner are at home Mondays, and Mrs.
Frank n. Fitzgerald Fridays during the
season.
The marriage of Miss Birdie Iren Bistlne
and Mr.. Walton LeGrand Dynes will take
Church.
The George H. Thomas w R. C. will, hold
a social Wednesday afternoon at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Ella d. linn, No. "A College
avenue.
Mrs. Howe Swain, of Knightstown, who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Vestal
w. Woodward. on College avenue, has re-
turned home.
Mrs. Edward King has returned, after
absence of three years in the East, and
taken possession of her home 1873 North
Illinois street.
Mrs. H. II. Lee entertained at 6-o'clock
dinner Thursday evening" The decorations
for the parIors and dining room were
American Beauty roses.
The marriage of Miss Esther Williams
and Mr.. Joseph W. Banks will take place
Tuesday evening at the family residence,
No. 143 St Mary street.
Letters have been received from the
members of DIR. Coyles congregation at
Oakland, Cal, saying he cannot be spared
from the Pacific coast
Iut
this week, Mrs. Mary Rice will read of
Mary Booth and Mrs. Augusta PAYER
will lead the conversation.
Miss Anna Dunlop and Mrs. Emma Win
sor are visiting the latters sister, Mrs.
William Smith, at Union City. They will
return here in about two weeks.
Mrs. w. Fl. Coleman will give reception
Tuesday afternoon at the Propylaeum, in
honor of her guests, Mrs. Middleton, of
Louisville, and Mrs. Harry l.. Miller, of
st. Louis.
Mrs. James b. Curtis will give a recep-
ton at the Propylaeum, Friday afternoon,
for her guest from Morristown, N. j., and
in the evening Mr. end Mrs Curtis will
give dance.
The Magazine Club will meet Saturday
adt N lord bv r VII be fhe Sub Sub
and Mrs. Florence Patterson will read of
'Childe Harold
A reception will be given by the ladies of
the McAll Mission Wednesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Frederick Knefer No
$50 East Washington street A general in
vitation is extended.
Mr.. and Mrs. James L. Miller announce
the engagement of their daughter. Miss
Gertrude Mae Miller, and DR.. V. Graham
Brennan. The marriage will take place
during the last week of November
At the meeting of the Rosemary Club,
Saturday afternoon Miss Hettie Adams
will read paper on THE Playwrights of |
Our Own Times" and Miss Anna L. Carter |
will lead the conversation OH 1.-THE Players |
Club
Miss Isabelle Roache invited a few ladies |
to her home yesterday afternoon to hear |
Miss Laura Ream's paper ON The Fine |