The Indianapolis journal., 1896-03-15

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o., are visiting AIR. and Mrs. r. T. Flick
niger. No. I'LL North Pennsylvania street
Mr. and Mrs. William Haerle who have
been in California since their marriage in
January. are expected home the last Of this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs w. w wentz. OF ST. Paul.
are visiting Mrs. wentz's parents. Mr. and
Mrs. John knight. on North Delaware
street.
The Brownie cinch Club will be enter
| tanned Tuesday by Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Gil
lette at their residence. No. 27 East Sew
At the Indianapolis Literary Club to-
| morrow evening Rev. @. A Carstenson will
read paper on ''Who Reads a Scandi-
navian Bo0k?'
| Miss Nellie whitcomb entertained party
| OF her kindergarten teacher friends yester-
day afternoon. at her home. on North Penn
| sylvania street.
Mrs. John Lederman was given a surprise
| party Wednesday evening by twenty-five OF
| her friends, who assembled at her home on
Indiana avenue.
| Mrs. Frederic Dewhurst gave children's
party yesterday afternoon in observance OF
the birthday anniversary of her little
| daughter Dorothy.
| Miss .Nettie Littleton and Miss Ella Truitt,
Of Noblesyille. were here yesterday to attend
the recital OF Mrs. Fannie Bloomfeld-Zeis-
| ler at the Propylaeum.
Mr.. Edward Churchman has bought the
resiasnce OF Mr Lynn u. Mlilkan, No; 6lS
North PENNSYLVANIA street, and will take
possession early in May.
Naomi Chapter. o. Z. s., will meet at the
| residence OF Mrs Frank Dougherty, north
west corner of Twenty-eighth and Illinois
streets, thursday afternoon.
| 'Pompeii, Minor Characters and Passages
from the Play" will be the subject for the
Parior Club Wednesday. Mr.. II. H. Fay
| VIII read paper on "Pompeii."
The Magazine Club will meet Saturday
| afternoon with Mrs. o. L. Huey "a Wood
| ruff Place. The subject for the day is
Isaac Watts and His Works"
A surprise party was given for William
| MacNinn Tuesday evening at his home. 263
| amusement Of the entertainment.
Miss Elizabeth Hartman is going to Ia
brother. where she will instruct a class of
children in German and other branches.
| Miss Agnes Dilks entertained the seven
teen members of her Sunday school class
| yesterday afternoon at her home, on North
| pennsylvania street, with bundle party.
/ Mrs. Alexander r. Monroe entertained a
company of young ladies Saturday afternoon
| at cards at her home in Morton Place for
| Miss Anna Reinhard's guest, Miss Palmer, Of
| Chicago.
| The marriage of Miss F. Ange Woodard
and pr. Henry c. McQuillin will take place
Tuesday evening at the home of DIR. and
Mrs: N. ID. Woodard, on North Pennsyl-
vana street.
| Mrs. Kate NJ. Bowles will read a paper
on Illustrations in Magazine and Journal"
| and Mrs. u. F. Hodges on "The Gospel of
Beauty at the meeting of the Woman's
1 CluD tri0ay.
At the Katherine Merrill Club yesterday
| The Saints in Art and Mrs. John L.
| Gritflths read OF the Absence Of Mysticism
| in Modern Art"
| The wedding of Miss Birdie p. Steurt,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John b. Steurt,
| and VIM. w. Kopp will take place next
| Thursday evening, March 19. at the brides
home, 40 Ash street.
Mrs. Thomas winterrowd will observe
| her usual day at home Tuesday and will
have with her Miss Ellison, of LAGRANGE.
Bastan xiSman IN MOTION neP Pace saster Mrs Willis
Mrs. w. G. Elsasser gave a card party
| Friday afternoon at her home, 243 South
AAlabama, A a, street in honor of Mrs X B.
| Overs and Mrs. w. f. Hoffman, Of
| Bryan. o.
The marriage Of Miss Rose Bush Mccoy
and DR.. Norris Edwin Harold, of Green
briie's mother. Mrs Mrs. Ella b. n MCCOY, W ton on
Thursday, March 10, at 1:3O o'clock. Only
| relatives and few of the most intimate
| friends are invited.
A lightning cinch party was given Thurs
day afternoon by Mrs j. C. Hobson at her her
friends met Mrs. Joseph FLAG. of Terre
| Haute-. Three prizes were given. Mrs. A.
Raphael. of ST. Louis. was among the
1 guests.
| their home on North Meridian street. The
1tsss wgs sba h Misses Nnn
| Stevens and Frank Worrell. The club will
meet March "a with Miss Nellie Ross, 229
| East Vermont street.
Mr. and Mrs. j. n. Rogers will receive
| their friends Monday evening to meet their
| brother, c: A. Wallingford, who has re-
| turned to Indianapolis for permanent resi-
dence, after eleven years absence in St.
Paul. Mr.. Wallingford will talk informally
| on the architecture OF modern homes in this
and other cities. No invitations have been
issued.
The Minerva Club has elected officers for
! the ensuing year as follows. President, Mrs.
J: A: Coleman; first vice president. Mrs. E.
| Caroline Smith; recording secretary, Miss
Sarah Rudisell; corresponding secretary.
Mrs Joseph Beck; treasurer. Mrs. John T.
| McShane programme committee, Mrs.
Frank Hervey. Mrs George and Miss Jessie
Hauk. The club will meet next Monday
read of Joan d. d'Arc" characteristics of
the Period is the Round Table subject.
Mrs. A. S: Comstock gave a handsome
luncheon Friday in honor of Mrs. Bowen
sixteen guests were seated at four small
tables. Each had lunch cloth embroidered
with flowers. On each table was bouquet
or flowers corresponding to the embroidered
| ones, and the ices were served in the same
| form. One was red, pink, and white carna-
tons; r1a another MAS MAS yellow tulips; r third
roses. Before going to the dining room
flowers corresponding to those on the table
| WtTt pdSStu, anu the SedlS were IOuuu Dy
| them.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. McCready celebrated
| their silver wedding last evening at their
home, at the corner of Central avenue and
Twenty-fourth street. About one hundred in
vitations were issued to friends in this and
other cities and the parlors were filed all
the evening Guests were welcome at any
time after o'clock. Mrs. McCready re-
ceived in the dress in which she was mar
ried twenty-five years ago, white silk
trimmed with satin The house was hand
somely decorated with palms, ferns and
| flowers and a string orchestra played all
the evening. Mr.. and Mrs McCready re-
ceived many handsome gifts in honor OF
the event. Among the guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Smith. of Franklin.
A surprise party was given Tuesday even
ing to Mrs. William Koss at her home. on
| Greer street. The floors were covered with
canvas for dancing, for which a string or
chestra furnished the music. Among the
| guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Koss
Mr.. and Mrs. George Heyer, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Bernhardt, Mr.. and Mrs Jacob Burke
Mr.. and Mrs. Freshowcr. Mr.. and Mrs
John Frieburg. Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Shafer
Mrs. Philip Nicholson, Mrs David Fessler
Mrs. NJ. Calm and daughters. Mrs. F,
! Bernhardt Mrs. Charles Reitz, Mr.. Louis
Balweg Mrs. Speckelman, Mr.. Quinn, Miss
| Nicholson. Misses Anna and Ida Reitz
| Miss Carrie Juette, Miss Lottie Koehler
Miss Bertha Frieberg, Misses Laura and
Nellie Nicholson.
IrvingtOn.
Mr.. John L. Smith is spending a few
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