The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-01-26

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club at her home on Pennsylvania street
Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. H. Lakin viii leave the |
first or the week for their future home In
Los Angeles, CAL
At the Indianapolis Literary Club to-mor- |
row night Dr. II. c. Martin Will have a |
paper on RISKS
Mrs. 1. H. Wilson and daughte-s left Fri.
day night for Asheville. ~. c, TO remain
till late in the spring.
Mrs Miiburn viii give a what Is 1t"
party tomorrow afternoon TO few friends |
for her guest, Miss Stamp.
The engagement is announced Of Mr.
Samuel Falender, or this city, 10 Miss Belie
Rosenbaum, OF Cincinnati.
Miss Beals, or New York. will be with
Mrs. and Miss Foster tomorrow after
noon their cutomary reception day.
Miss Josephine Bremmermann was hostess
for a large card party Thursday afternoon
at the home OF her sister, Mrs. Craft.
Miss Jessie Daggett. who has been spend
ing several months with relatives at New
Haven. Conn.,, returned home yesterday.
Mrs. c. W. Bagaley. of Allegheny Pa.
sister OF John r. and George c. Pearson, Is
visiting at No. S63 North Delaware street
Miss Rowland, of Philadelphia. who has
been visiting Miss Mary Foster, was called
home yesterday by the death of uncle.
The Misses Stewart have issued invita-
tions for tea Tuesday afternoon, from
to s. at their home. No. 30 West Walnut
street.
Inc Elite ClQcl CluD was entertained at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. z. VI. Pun
phrey, No. "a North Pine street, Thursday
evening
Mrs. Thomas Hanna will entertain Maj.
Robert Anderson Post ard w. X. G, at her
home. No. 432 North Pennsylvania street,
Tuesday.
Mrs.>George Weadon entertained neigh
borhood party at progressive euchre yes
Ierday afternoon at her home, on East
Eighth street.
Mrs. Harlan W. Craft will entertain the
cinch club Of which she is a member on
Wednesday afternoon. at her home, on
North East street.
Mrs. Frederick Fahnley and daughter
Bertha and Mrs. Henry WetZell will leave
Tuesday for the South. They expect 10 go
as far as Florida.
| will return the last of this week from their
wedding trip, which extended as far south
| as ST. Augustine, Fla.
| Mrs r. B. F. PIERCE will receive Tues
| home, and will have with her her guest,
! Mrs. Sharpe, Of Louisville.
Mrs John H. Hellekson has issued invi-
| tations for a reception Wednesday, at her
| Miss Colclazer, OF Minneapolis.
Master James L. Wilson, nephew of Sem
ator John L. Wilson, of Washington State,
| left this afternoon for Washington, ID. c., TO
accept a position in the Senate.
| Mr.. Bruce Rogers, of Boston, formerly Of
| Lafayette, was the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
| p. F. Stoddard, on Fletcher avenue, dur
| ing his visit in the city last week.
| The Friday Afternoon Reading Club will
| meet with Mrs. Ross, No. 500 Central ave
nue., Jan. 81. Mrs. Augusta Payer will lead
| the conversation on Current Events
Miss Zoe Tyner entertained the Y. and o.
| English-avenue Progressive Cinch Club,
| Wednesday evening. The next meeting VIII
be held at the home of Miss LAME Wilhoff
Miss Caroline Coyle has returned home
| from Cincinnati accompanied by her friend,
| Miss Margaret Costello. who Will visit here
few days at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs
| j. s. Farrell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Allen Walker enter
| tanned informally a number or young people
last Tuesday evening. Prizes were awarded
for the best ''one-minute' composition and
| pencil sketch.
We're entertained by Mrs. Ella ID. linn, at
her home, No. "a College avenue, Friday
afternoon, with a thimble party. About
thirty ladies were present.
Miss Jessie Miller and Miss Amelia Love
CASTOR will return tomorrow from Day.
ton, o., where they went to attend the
Assembly dance. Mr.. wallace Krag. who
went with them, has returned
Tuesday evening the members of the Gen.
fury Club Will listen to paper on Wards
or the state. by Governor Claude Mat
thews. 1t will be guests evening, and each
member may invite one guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Scott left last night
for New York, and Tuesday they will sail
for Egypt. They will make an extended
| WISH III IdHCc Ou lltlE ItluIil, anu Will QOL
| be home till some time in April
The chaperons for the leap, year party
to be given at Brenneke's Academy, Feb. 4,
are Mrs; ]. w. Boyer. Mrs; J. H.. Holland,
Mrs. j. r.. Adams, Mrs. Allison, Mrs. Clay
bourne, Mrs. Minor and Mrs. Coots.
Feb. the Magazine Club will have for its
literary feast paper on Joseph Addison. y
zine" by Miss Carrie Fisher. and Short
Sket hes by Mrs. Maurice Albrecht.
The Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton will celebrate Feb. % with an enter
tainment at the Propylaeum. Invitations
will be sent out by the members, and some
thing more elaborate than usual will be
given.
Miss Clara Brown. of Woodruff Place en-
evening in honor of Miss Mather, of VIII
mington. o.. and Miss Bonner, of Columbus
Tuesday Miss Brown will entertain other
friends for the same guests.
The Portfolio Club will meet Thursday
evening, and Miss Roda Sellick will read a
paper. which will be illustrated with
pictures. Mrs Donley Miss Kitchell and
DIR. Brayton have charge of the entertain
ment, and Mrs. Carl Lieber will provide a
short musical programme.
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Baldwin are visit
ing their daughter, Miss Helen, in Phila-
delphia, before sailing on Tuesday next for
Egypt and Palestine. After graduating al
the philadelphia Medical College in May
next Miss Helen Baldwin, accompanied by
Miss Margaret Baldwin, will join them in
Paris.
Yesterday at the meeting of the Kath-
crime Merrill Club Mr.. Albert J. Beveridge
read his paper on THE Undiscovered Shak-
speare," which he read a few weeks at
the Indianapolis Literary Club Mr. Bever-
idge argues that Sir Walter Raleigh wrote
the literature attributed to Shakespeare and
| gives his reasons.
The German Literary Club will have com
| poSerS to consider at its meeting Tuesday
Mozart and Chopin, with Mrs. Pfaff and
Miss Dittemore as the readers. At a called
| meeting Of the club. last Tuesday, the club
adopted resolutions in regard TO the death
of one OF the members, Mrs. Laura SEVERN
| Fletcher. one of the earliest and most prom
inent workers of the club.
The January play of the Dramatic Club
will be given Friday evening, at the Propy-
laeum. Those who are in charge of the en-
tertainment are Mr.. and Mrs. s. Fl. Collins
and Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Coburn. The
play selected is THE Three Hats" a com.
edy. Those who are to be In the cast are
Miss Jessie Miller Miss Katherine Wallick
Mr.. Edward E. Gates, Mr.. Irving Swar
Brown, Mr.. Edison t. Wood Mr.. Charles T.
Vajen and Mr.. Wallace Krag The play
will be repeated the following Monday even.
ing for the benefit OF the Indiana School Of
Nursing.
| The fifteenth anniversary OF the marriage
of Mr.. and Mrs Frank F. Carvin will occur
to-day. The event was celebrated last
evening with reception at their home or
| Central avenue, to which they invited
large number of friends. The house Yves
made ready for the friends with tasteful
| decorations of smilax. which entwfned the
the rooms. Flowers In vases added color
| and n a hQ Nr