The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-04-05

Clnch Club. of which sfG is member, at her
nome on Twelfth street, Friday evening.
The Brownie Cinch Club viii be enter
tanned Tuesday evening by Miss Lulu Lock-
wood, at her residence, 90 Cornell avenue.
Miss Ella Haines viii go East next month
10 visit friends for few weeks before going
10 her summer home on the coast OF Maine.
Mrs. H w. Mansfield has issued invitations
Tor library party "Wednesday afternoon,
April 10. at her home on North Illinois street
1s Inc engagement is announced Of Miss
luna Rftzinger, youngest daughter OF Mrs.
Myia r. Ritzinger and Mr. William Hauei-
Mr.. Frank Jelleff and Mr.. Will H. Hall
VIII give dance Tuesday evening at
Brenneke's Academy on North Illinois
street
Miss Jessie Miller gave an Easter party
yesterday ION the members of her Sunday
street.
. Mrs. George B. CASTOR will observe Thurs
Gay as her day at home for the remainder
OF the season. She resides at No. $50 Clifford
avenue.
The engagement IS announced of Miss
Charlotte Goodwin and Mr. Francis McElroy,
OF Cleveland. o. The wedding will take place
in June.
Miss Mabel Barrick entertained her former
club last evening before her departure for
Massachusetts, to join Emmetts Comedy
Company.
of friends yesterday afternoon with Thin
bic party for her sister-in-law. Mrs. Dryer,
OF New Mexico.
Miss Ella Bray. of North East street,
mas returned from Los Angeles, Cal, where
she has been visiting her uncle for the
last three months
1t will be ladies night at the Indianap-
OILS Literary Club tomorrow evening. Mr..
simism OF the Poets"
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick VI. Ayres, who
have been spending the three months since
tneir wedding travelling in Europe. will sail
The marriage Of Miss Henrietta Kitchell
and Dr. Robert Irvine Brakeman will take
place April Is. No invitations are to be is
sued for the wedding.
The engagement Is announced of Miss
Olive CASTOR, daughter of DR.. and Mrs.
John NJ. CASTOR, and DR.. George d. Kahlo.
Tne wedding will occur early in June.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Georgette Taylor, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. A. Taylor, and Mr.. Robert L. Eads.
The wedding will take place next month.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Boaz and daugher Jennie have
Portland. Ore, with Mrs. F. W. vaille
they will be at home to their friends FRI
days.
Maurice Levy, Of Monroe, La, will take
place Wednesday evening al the home of the
brides mother, Mrs. Anna Rice. No. o64 Lin
coin avenue.
The marriage of Miss Fannie Maria Taylor
and Mr.. George G. Estabrook. of Denver,
Will take place Wednesday evening at the
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North Illinois street.
AT the Magazine Club. Saturday. Mrs.
Edith Lewis will read of Edward Young
Miss Carrie Fisher of Thomas Gray" and
Miss Adelaide Carman will read selections
from the two authors.
Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Mason, of Denver.
Col. who We're called here by the illness OF
| this week for the South before returning to
their home in the West.
Invitations have been issued by Mr.. and
Mrs Ingram Fletcher for the marriage of
| Churchrnan, to take place Wednesday noon.
April H. AT ST. Paul's Church.
The Coronation Circle Club was enter
tanned tuesday afternoon by Mrs. Laura
Beadle. of 3O9 North Alabama street The
| lunch table was decorated with hyacinths
and carnations were given as favors.
The Entire Nous Card Club was enter
| Mrs. j. Hampton at their home, 277 East
Merrill street. The club will meet April 9
| with Mrs. ]. Rodewald, Spann avenue
Mrs. NJ. A. Montgomery entertained friends
| at luncheon yesterday in honor of Miss Fan
ME NJ Taylor. In the afternoon Miss Julia
Jeffery, assisted by her hister. Mrs Harry
sCnr1stlan. gave bounce euchre in honor of
| Miss. Taylor.
Mr.: and Mrs. w. p. Wallace have gone
10 Chicago TO attend the marriage of their
and Mrs. G + Pus cR; d'f Wednesday es a
April 5. Miss App was the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Wallace last fall.
Mrs. Anna Mather and daughter will leave
to-n1orrow for Akron. o., to visit Mr.. A. w.
Logan, who was a resident of Indianapolis in
| 1854 Thursday Mrs. Mather will celebrate
her eighty-first birthday. Mrs Mather is the
mother Of Mrs. Anna Buchanan.
Mrs. Mary McNeill wife of Prof Jerome
MCNEIL, or the State University of Ar
kansas. and Prof: Victor C.. Anderson. of
cage, have been visiting their sister Mrs
William F. Lander during the past week
Mrs. w; L. Baker gave party to about
ninth brshday annVersary of 'eP her little the
daughter Ethel. There were games for the
afternoon and favors were nests in baskets,
filled with CONNECTIONS appropriate to the
season.
| At the meeting of the Over-the-Teacups
| Club, Friday. Mrs Agnes Fletcher Brown
will read paper on The Literature of De-
| open Air Literature.'7 and Mrs Flora c..
Jones will lead the conversation on the Sec
/ ond paper.
| Mrs. A. L. Bretzfelder who has been
| spending the last few weeks with her par
| ents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Selig, on North Ala
| Haven, Conn.,. where she will join Mr. Bretz-
fielder. who has been there for some time
| for permanent residence
| Plymouth Circle will present John Ken
| Thursday evening at the church. The cast
| of characters is Mr.. Perkins. Mr. Fay Chan
dler; Bradley, Mr.. Harry Hendrickson; Bar
| Frank Flanner; Mrs. Perkins. Miss Carrie
! Townsend; Mrs. Bradley, Miss Mabel Hood.
Mr. and Mrs Alexander Isgrigg entertained
| friends Thursday evening at cards for Mrs
| Edward lsgrigg. Vases filed with pink and
white carnations were placed tables and
mantels in the parlors; The ices, CONNECTIONS
and cakes harmonized with the decorations
| in colors which were green. pink and white
Lilies OF the valley. tied with pink ribbon,
were the favors A mandolin club played
| during the evening. one selection, by request
being THE Pickwick Twc-step," composed
and dedicated to the club by Mrs. bessie
| Buskirk. Miss Nelly Parmalee sang. Among
| the guests was Miss Pintzs. of Connersville.
| Mrs. Isgrlgg left Friday noon for her home
! in Chicago.
IrvingtOn.
Mr.. Guy Berger, Of Chicago, Ill., visited
/ college friends yesterday.
| Miss Harriet Swain, of Shelbyville, is the
| guest of Miss Ethel Roberts.
| Miss Gussie Stevenson Is spending a few
days with friends in Anderson.
Miss Cora Allen. of Oxford. o., is visiting
Mrs. Daley, on University avenue.
| Mrs. j. A. Thompson arrived to-day to
/ sDand few days with Mrs. IL. T.. Thomn-