The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-10-11

Anna Spann Is TO lead a conversation on
Tho Society Novel
The Friday Afternoon Reading Club will
meet this week with Mrs. Armstrong. No.
500 Ash street, instead of per programme
announcement.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry l.. Wallace and fam
lily have taken the residence No. 7s7 North
Pennsylvania street and will occupy it the
last of the month.
Miss Agnes Duncan and Miss Alice Woods
will go to Fort Wayne to act as brides
maids at the marriage of Miss Ninde which
Will occur Oct. q.
Mrs George e. Townley has invited
number OF young people to luncheon
which she will give Thursday in honor of
Miss Helen Erwin.
Mrs. A. Holman and son Jesse left Tues
day morning TO join Mr.. Holman in Fitz-
gerald, Ga, where they expect to make
their future home.
Mrs. B. a. Boyd entertained few of her
young married friends Friday evening with
q Spider-web party in honor of Mrs Phil
Serrin. OF New York.
The marriage of Miss Lucy Herod and
Mr.. Hiram Gillett keays will take place
Wednesday evening at the family residence
on North Meridian street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin d. Walcott re-
turned yesterday from New York Mills
where they went to attend the marriage
of their niece, Miss Bessie Walcott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Tilly celebrated their
crystal wedding anniversary Tuesday even
ing at their home on North Noble street
They received many handsome gifts.
Mr.. and Mrs. George ]. Hammel viii give
their son. Mr.. William w. Hammel, and
wife, formerly Miss Carrie Laughlin.
The Zerelda Wallace Conversational Club
will hold its first meeting of the year with
Mrs. r. II. jameson, No. $50 Broadway,
| Tuesday morning. Oct 10, at o'clock.
Mrs. +. S. Newcomer and daughter
since June are expected home this week.
They will reside at No. % Home avenue.
Miss Frances McElwee will entertain
| friends tomorrow afternoon for Miss Helen
| DalrympIe. whose marriage to Mr. William
Ct. Rice will take place Tuesday morning.
Queen Victoria will be the subject at the
| Magazine Club Saturday. Mrs. Maurice
| Albrecht will read character sketch and
Mrs. Abner Lewis will read Of Her Reign
| Mrs, Isaac Newton Todd will give a
/ luncheon Tuesday in honor of Miss Lucy
| Herod, and Miss Jessie Miller will give "a
/ linen shower Monday in honor of the same
| guest.
/ Anna Dale will leave Wednesday morning
/ for Elwood, Ind, where they will attend
reception given in their honor. They will
! return Friday.
Mrs. James H. Baldwin and daughter
/ Margaret, after spending two months in
| Switzerland and one month in Germany,
| are now travelling in England. They will
/ reach home about Dec. /.
Mr.. Justus N. Adams. of this city, was
married last week in Richmond to Miss
| Ethel Renick, of Chilhcothe, o. The cere-
! mony was performed by Rev. f. O. Gran
mis-. of st. Pauls Church.
| The Sketching Club will meet Saturday
| u.
Neubacher will read of "A New Pilgrim at
Old shrines," and Miss Sara d. Mayo will
/ give an exhibit of "Old Masters.
| The members of the guild and the Rec
| tors Aid Society of Christ Church will give.
| a reception Tuesday evening at the Propy-
| leaum to Rev. A. j. Graham, the new rec
| tor of Christ Church, and his wife.
| The marriage of Miss Ella f. Jones.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Jones, and
Mr.; Everett M Fox viii tai take place in No
ents, 1872 North Pennsylvania street.
Mrs. Max Leckner will receive Tuesdays
in the afternoons and with Mr.. Leckner in
| the evenings. Miss Susan Stewart will re-
| ceive Tuesdays and Mrs. b. w. Kirshbaum
and daughters Thursdays during the sea-
| son.
Tuesday will be guest day of the German
| Literary Club, which will be entertained
by Mrs. Celemens Vonnegut, at her home
! on Broadway. Gentlemen are invited to the
/ meeting for the first time in the clubs his
| tory.
The first meeting of the womans Mis-
| sionary Society of the Second Presbyterian
/ Church will be held Wednesday afternoon.
The hostess will be Mrs Charles H. Wal
colt and daughters, Stella and Kate, and
/ Mrs. e. M. Thompson.
| Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Noble have issued in
| vitations for the marriage of their daugh-
/ ter Mary Winnie and Ernest Clifford Rop
| key, to take place Wednesday evening,
/ Oct. q, at o'clock, at No. 10 Huron street.
| The at-home announcement is after Nov Is
| at No. SO Tacoma avenue.
/ Mrs. H. H Lee entertained at dinner Mon
| day evening for Mrs. Alexander Hess. Gov
| ers were laid for twelve. On Thursday
Mrs. Lee entertained at o'clock tea for
| her niece, Mrs. Emma Wood Thomas. The
! decorations for the tea table were Ameri-
| can Beauty roses and carnations
The engagement is announced of Miss
Emma Schellschmidt, daughter of Mr.. and
/ Mrs. Adolph Schellschmidt, a prominent
harpist and wel-known musician of this
city and Mr.. Henri Leon Berger, first vio-
| lin with the Boston Symphony Orchestra.
The marriage will not take place until June.
The marriage of Miss Nettie Irene
Fred Brandt and Mr.. Arthur Robert Heis-
| kell will occur Wednesday, Oct. IA. The
ceremony Re at O'clock viii be followed by
Coultas, of Roberts Park NE. E. Church, will
| officiate.
The Misses Robins entertained fifty of
| the home of their sister, Mrs. Merrifield,
373 Broadway. The rooms were beautifully
and white roses, the library with scarlet
saliva and palms. Four handsome prizes
| were given.
The Young Ladies' Auxiliary of the Kath-
| crime Home will give a Riley entertainment
| Saturday afternoon for children There will
| be some tableau illustrations of the famous
poems of the Hoosier poet and the young
| ladies will have various articles for sale.
The, ENTERTAINMENT VIII be held in the as
| sembly hall of the Propylaeum
| The wedding OF Miss Orletha Tiden Filth
| ian and Mr.. Charles Francis Healy, of st.
Louis, MO-, will take place at o'clock
! Wednesday evening, Oct. IA, at the home of
| the brides parents, on North Meridian
| street. Miss Estelle Fthian viii be the
| maid Of honor and Mr.. Gordon Fithian the
| best man. At o'clock reception will be
/ given.
/ The papers at the Woman's Club Friday
| will be 'Recolections of Summer Days.
| Mrs. John NJ. Spann will read of Camp
Life in the Adirondacks;' Mrs. George G.
/ Tanner of "A Canadian Outing;'' Mrs. II.
| ]. Milligan of "A Seagirt ISLE Mrs. Henry
| Jameson. of Happy Days in the Land of
| Smoky Weather. Mrs. T. A. Wagner is
| to lead the conversation on Vacation It's
| Use and Abuse.
The Occassia Club held its first meeting
| for the season Monday evening with the
| vice president Mrs. Edward Medsker. II
was presidents night and a number of
| guests were present. Mrs. Medsker was as
| sisted by Mrs. G. Thomas in entertaining.
! Mrs. Collamore read paper The
| Rights of Women and Mrs. Ellen Cole
| brock also read a paper. Musical numbers
| were given by Miss Alma White, Mrs.
| Evert Odell and Miss Hockersmith. and the
| president made her annual address
/ Miss Eleanor Pye gave charming COM
| pany yesterday afternoon for Miss Helen
| Dalrymple, entertaining about thirty of
| Miss Dalrynples friends at the home of
/ her sister. Mrs, Schlotzhauer, on College
/ avenue. The rooms were simply adorned
| with vases of roses and carnations. Miss