The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-11-22
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There will be a business meeting of the
woman's Club Friday afternoon at the
Propylaeum.
The Misses Hill. of st. Louis. will come
Thursday to visit Miss Mary tletcner Tor
a short time.
The engagement is announced OF Mr..
Saul Munter. of this city. and Miss Emma
| Levi. of Peru.
Mr.. James Coppinger Cotter. of the Bos-
relatives here.
Mrs. Montgomery, of Gosport. is visiting
| her son-in-law. Mr.. James Henry, OF North
| Meridian street.
Miss Anna Hasselman. who has been in
| England and France since July, will sail
| for home Dec. 2.
Miss Ida RGb5nS SSr the cue
| West North street.
invitations for drive whist" party,
| Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Arson j. Gardner will give a recep-
/ ton Tomorrow afternoon at her home, on
| North Meridian street.
Miss Bessie CARRIER of Madison who has
been visiting Mr.. w. s. CARRIERS family,
| returned home yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs w. II. Kenworthy and
| daughter, Harriet Clevenger, have moved
to No. IS East North street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Coburn will give
| dance Tuesday evening In honor of Mr.. and
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Miss Clara Bierbaum, of st. Louis, ar
rived last evening to visit Mrs. Henry Sew
erin. on North Meridian street.
Mrs. NJ. II. Spades will give musical
| Friday evening in honor of her guest, Mrs.
| Ingraham, of st. Augustine. Fla.
| AT the meeting of the Magazine Club,
| next Saturday, Mrs. E. p. Brown will read
a paper on 'Ivanhoe-a Review"
Mrs. John A. Butler will not receive
| Wednesday, either afternoon or evening,
on account of illness in the family.
| Mrs. G.. A. Brilliant, or Kendallville,
| rived yesterday to attend the Brennan
Miller nuptials on Thanksgiving eve.
Miss Margaret Summers, who has been
| visiting Mrs. George n. Catterson for sew
eral weeks. will return home Tuesday.
! Mrs. Albert A Barnes will receive Mon
| guest. Miss Wilson, with her tomorrow.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Henry w. Tutewiler will
| give a reception Wednesday evening in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dunn Tute-
| wiler.
Mrs. T. c. Day will have Mrs. Wilbur F.
| Crafts, of Washington, ID. c.. with her to-
morrow afternoon for her usual day at
| home.
The marriage of Miss Lillian Loder and
! day at the home of Mrs. Loder, on Butler
| street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher Hines will go to
join Judge c. c. Hines and take an ocean
| voyage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Piatt Dunn will OBJ
serve their fourth anniversary tomorrow
| evening by entertaining number of
| friends.
The marriage of Miss Dolly e. Herr and
| Mr.. Ellis j. Willis will take place at the
family residence. on st. Joseph street,
| Wednesday.
Saturday will be visitors day at the
Katherine Merrill Club, and Mr.. William
FORSYTH will read paper on THE Euro
| pean Situation"
first reception day tomorrow afternoon
! and evening at her home No. 9SS North
4 PENNSYLVANIA street.
Meteorological Fragments" is the SUBJ
1ect OF the paper to be read by G. r. X.
| Wappenhans at the Indianapolis Literary
| Club tomorrow night.
| Miss Adella Chambers entertained a num-
| Der. of her friends Monday evening with a
progressive cinch party, at her home, on
| North Alabama street.
Mrs. s. A. Laughlin, of No. 3e9 South
Meridian street. gave progressive cinch
| party Thursday evening in honor of Mr. s.
NJ Johns, Of Greencastle.
Rev. Fred ". Hawley. who has been the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Leeklider dur
home in Michigan yesterday.
The German Literary Club will meet
| Tuesday with Mrs. Theodore Wagner on
Broadway. Mrs, Clemens vonnegut viii
read paper on "Germania."
MIR. and Mrs. c. j. Collins, of Maysville
Hill and the Misses Ada and Jennie ROSS
at their home, on Lord street.
Mrs. Joseph NJ. Bowles. OF Boston. will
be at home informally to her friends to-
morrow afternoon with her. mother, Mrs
Payne on North Pennsylvania street
Mrs. Enos Hage and Mrs. George Gere
| Estabrook. of Denver. Col, will receive
their friends informally on tuesday after
noon at No. 455 North Meridian street
The Owl Cinch Club met at the residence
of Mrs. Sandy F. Taylor. No. II stoughton
Thn nl mill -
Miss Maggie Pugh, No. 1851 East Michigan
street, Dec. 4.
Mrs. s. A. Fletcher will go to Lexington
KY; Tuesday. to spend Thanksgiving. and
on her return she will spend the winter
with Mrs. s. X. Fletcher, No. 49, North
Capitol avenue.
Miss King, of North Meridian street
gave china shower yesterday afternoon
in honor of Miss Gertrude Mae Miller who
Is to be married Wednesday TO DR.. W
Graham Brennan.
Mrs. j. M. Maxwell and daughter. Mrs.
N. A. Rose, will entertain friends Friday
afternoon for Mrs George Gere Estabrook
of Denver. Col, formerly Miss Fannie Tay-
lor. OF this city.
works will be given at the Tabernacle
Church Dec. 4, under the supervision of
Miss Newcomer. and Miss Louise Garrard
will impersonatc Mrs. farley.
Mr.. VIII Tucker. of Chicago will spend
Mrs. II. S, Tucker, at III East Az North nth
street MT tucker Will De accompanied by
Mr.. James Oliver, OF Chicago.
The marriage of Miss Nettie c. Cant.
formerly OF this city, and Mr.. Frank Marion
Lee, of Chicago, occurred Nov. Is. at the
home of her brother, DR.. c. III. Cant, No.
S22 Jackson boulevard. Chicago.
Mrs. FL. F. Hubbard and daughter, of
Richmond, and Mrs. III. l.. Kreider, of
Omaha, are here to spend Thanksgiving
with their mother, Mrs. NJ. A Clark, of
No. sol North New Jersey street.
The marriage of Miss Mary Grace Smith.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w.
Smith. and Mr. Henry Hallam Hornbrook
will take place at Meridian-street Chuch
Wednesday morning at IL o'clock.
The Rosemary Club will have an open
day Saturday. Miss Harriet Cleland will
read a paper on THE Children of Litera-
ture," and Miss Elizabeth Hough will lead
the conversation on Eugene Field
Mrs John c. Dean will give reception
Tuesday in honor of Mrs. Joseph NJ
Bowles. OF Boston: Miss Gildersleeve, of
New York: Miss Guthrie, of New Orleans,
and Mrs. Howard A. Dill, of Richmond.
The Sketching Club will meet in it's
rooms, in Wrights block, Saturday after
noon. Miss Edana McGilliard will read a
paper on Recent Sculpture" and Miss
Lucy Mayo will make an exhibit of
bronzes.
The marriage OF Miss Jessie Bell, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. William Allen Bell
and Mr.. Charles A. Garrard will take place
Wednesday evening at Plymouth Church.
A small reception will be given later al
the family residence. on Broadway.
Mrs. l. H. Gibson will read a paper on