The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-11-01

Mr.. Sherburne Jenckes. who has been In
Georgia for a few months, has been
transferred to Terre Haute, and will make
his home there.
Mrs. May Shovel. of Springfield. o.. who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. w. l..
Elder, for a month, VIII return nome the
last of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Scholl. with their
daughter Elfride. have returned from New
York. after a visit of six weeks with rel
atives and friends.
Mrs. John c. Dean will resume her Thurs
days at home this week The third Thurs
day evening of each month Mr. and Mrs.
Dean will receive.
Mr. Oakley Kellogg. who has been the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. c Lynn for
few weeks, will return TO his home, In
Evansville. to-day.
Mrs. Emma Winsor ard Miss Anna Dun
lop. who have been visiting friends i'm Union
tomorrow for a visit.
Mrs. George n. Catterson gave a break
party yesterday afternoon TO the football
game in honor of Miss Summers, OF Louis
vile. who Is her guest
Miss Mayme Plaut. of Danville, Ill, who
has visited here a number OF times Is TO 10
be married Nov. II. and several friends Will
/ go TO attend the wedding.
II viii be guests evening at the Indian
apolis Literary Club tomorrow night. Mr..
John T. Dye will read a paper on Maine
on Popular Government"
Mrs. John Middleton, of Louisville, and
Mrs. Harry /. Miller, of St. Louis, who
have been visiting Mrs w. II. Coleman,
returned home yesterday.
Miss Sue Van valkenburg has written
short play, which will be presented as a
curtain raiser at the first entertainment of
the Dramatic Club. Dec. !.
! Miss Mary Hicks will entertain Wednes-
Day THURSDAY and Friday for her guests ss
EriIna Smith. Of Rushville.
| Mrs Henry NJ. Waite, of Lexington, KY,
who has been visiting her parents. returned
| home yesterday She will come the last Of
/ the month to spend several weeks.
The friends of Miss Pearl Householder
rendered her Halloween surprise Friday
dancing INDUCED in TO early hour.
The Parlor Club will meet Wednesday
! with Mrs. Dearborn. John Milton will
/ be the subject of Miss Sara ID. Mayos pa
| per and ''Lycidas' the subject for Miss
Helen E. Mckay.
! Miss Rebecca Hanna, of Greencastle Ind,
| Is visiting her brother. Mr.. Thomas Hanna,
on North Pennsylvania street. Miss Lii
] liam Hanna, of Linton, Ind, is also the
| guest Of the family.
Mr.. William Horn and family have taken
the residence of Mr.. j. 5. Jenckes and will
will leave Wednesday for Boston to spend
the winter with her mother.
Invitations have been sent out ANNOUNCE
ing reception for the members of Brown
| son Council. Young Mems Institute, and
| their lady friends. to be given Thursday
evening. Nov. IL. in ST. Joseph's Hall.
The Philomathean Club will meet this
week with Mrs; Ritchie, No 25i Talbott
| subject of the English history lesson and
/ Mrs. Kleppel will lead the conversation on
| Henry Esmond.
| A Hallowe en- masquerade was given Fri
| day evening at the home of Miss Ella and
! Clara Waterman. East Market street
The rooms were elaborstely decorated with
| vines and pumpkin Jack-o'-lanterns. Forty
! friends were entertained.
A wedding reception was given Mr.. Bert
s; Gadd and wife by his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs George W. GadG; e on Iasr TUESDAY tuesday
| The house was beautifully decorated. Car
nation favors were given.
Invitations have been received by a num-
/ Der of friends here Tor the marriage of
Miss Lillian Lingle. of Lafayette, ana Mr..
j; NJ. Studebaker, OF South Bend. to lake
| friends will attend from this city.
The Friday Afternoon Reading Club will
meet this week with Mrs. Robert w. Nc
/ Bride, No. 799 Broadway. Mrs. Wilbur F.
| Hit will be the reader of the chapters in
| United States history. Mrs. George w. Sui
grove will lead the conversation on THE
| War of 1872.
The w. r. Corps of Indianapolis will give
| reception i'm honor of Mrs. Agnes r.
! Hit. the national president at the Deni-
son Hotel. on the evening of Nov. Is, from
| s to IL o'clock. All members of the w r.
! O. and G. A r. and the friends of both or
! ders are invited.
AT the Woman's Club. Friday Miss Eliza
Hendricks Will read paper on The Great
Books Militant and Books Triumphant"
and the conversation on. The Indiscrim-
| mate Reading of Books will be led by
| Miss Katherine Merrill.
| The Minerva Club will meet tomorrow
| with Mrs Frank ri. Carter. There will be
symposium on Henry VIII" Miss Rudi-
| sell will consider him "A Monarch
Mrs. c. L. Busby as 1.-The MAN. Miss
Warman "a The Ecclesiastical Reformer"
and the round table talk will be "Shaks-
peare's Henry VIII
| Mrs Sophia Leaven. who has been visit
| ing Mrs. II. @. Carey, will leave to-mor-
| row for Fort Douglas. Utah. to Join her
| son, who is stationed there Mrs Leavell
and Mrs. Carey are lifelong friends Fri
| day evening Mrs. Carey gave family din
| ner in honor of Mrs. Leavell. and yester-
| day entertained a few old friends at lunch
| con.
At the meeting of the Fortnight Literary
| Club Tuesday afternoon the appropriate
subject for the day in consideration of the
| Mission in the Past" with a paper by Mrs
James e: Mccullough: rs that Mission
Fulhled?' by Mrs. Claude Matthews. and
| the conversation will be lei by Mrs. Fred
| erick A Joss.
Mrs. Laura F. Fike welcomed the men,
| bers and friends OF the Inter Nos Literary
| Wednesday. 1t was guest day. An in
| teresting literary and musical programme
was given. The house was decorated. over
| forty were present. Mrs. Fiske was assisted
| by Mesdames NJ. Neck. NJ. Gates l.. A
Thompson, IL. G. Wheeler and NJ. L. Hop
kins.
Miss Edith Mae mcfarland entertained
a number of her friends at her home on
| Fletcher avenue Friday evening. with a.
''spook' supper. The house was very pref
| thy decorated with autumn leaves and the
| national colors which effect was carried
cut in the table decorations. At each cover
| was placed very unique favor--a turnip
ertiStically decorated with spooks and filled
with bonbons. in which was concealed the
destiny of each guest.
An informal club which read history last
| season met with Mrs. Arthur Voorhees,
| Brown Friday morning to reorganize for
the winter The members of the club are
Mrs. John Somerville. Miss Knppe nberg,
the Misses Atkins. Miss Lucy Holiday
| Miss Agnes Duncan. Miss Alice Woods
Miss Ethel Smith. Miss Mary Share the
Misses Lyon, the Misses Butler Miss Ella
Malott, Miss Jessie Miller. Miss Deborah
Moore and Miss Anna Hasselman.
/ Among the numerous Halloween celebra-
| tioss was a leap year party given by ten
young ladies at the home of Miss Nav
| Coots. of Ash street. The house was suit
ably entertained for the occasion. After be-
| ing entertained at cards the guests were
| seated at the table in the dining ROOM
laden with Halloween refreshments. The
! latter part of the evening devoted to
| dancing and Halloween games. Those
present were Misses Oda Adams, Alice
| Bower, Ethel Claybourne, Jessie Dalrymple
| Laura Lands. Gertrude May. Marguerite
| Mines. Katy Venn and Fannie White
Messrs Newton Dashiell Ray Foster, Glen
| Morgan Curtice Waddell. Frank Engle
Virgil Dalrymple. Dali HitZ Harry Croft,
| Carroll Boyer and Charles Cunningham.