The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-05-24

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tomorrow to visit Mrs VI. b. Fletcher and
Miss Birch and attend the May festival.
Miss Josephine Taylor. who has been
sgsnng ysar ya her as sister MT home Sas
Mrs. c. Gordon Ball and Mrs. G.. -. Fors-
man, OF Lafayette, viii come tomorrow TO
visit friends and attend the May festival
The marriage OF Miss Dora d. Johnson.
and Mr.. Arthur II. Taylor viii occur In June.
Mr.. Hal Adams left yesterday for Wash
ington, ID: c., 10 remain for the commence
ment OF the McDonald-Ells school, June 3.
The ladies of the second section Of the
Aid Society of the Lutheran Church will
give a supper Friday evening, at the church.
The Chapel Club will be entertained by
Miss Schwartz at her residence, Fourteenth
street and Talbot avenue, Wednesday after
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. F. NJ Hatch, OF Chicago III.
are being entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. s.
r. McMeans, at their home on Central av-
enue.
At the Indianapolis Literary Club to-mor-
row evening Mr.. Addison G. Harris will read
a paper on THE Friends Society in In
diana
Mrs. Turner TAYLOR. of Milwaukee. who Is
visiting her sisters, Mrs. John Coburn and
Mrs y. +. Dalton, will return home to-
morrow.
Col. Samuel Merrill of California, came
yesterday afternoon to visit his son, Mr..
Charles Merrill, and wife. on North Merid-
ian street.
Mrs. VIII v. Judson and son Clay, of Gal
weston, Tex, will come Tomorrow to visit
Mrs. Abby V. Judson, No. 4T North Capt.
tol avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. II. Mclean arrived
yesterday from New York. and will leave
for the City of Mexico on Wednesday. May
n, TO reside.
Mrs. John L. GrifHths entertained Mrs Mar
tin l.. Pierce and Mrs. Mary b. Emerson at
luncheon yesterday at her home on North
Delaware street.
Mrs Edward NJ Churchman'S second re-
ception which was TO have been held next
Wednesday afternoon and evening, Is in
Mrs W. B. Gates, of Chicago, who has
been spending several weeks with her son,
Mr.. Arthur d. Gates. and family, will re-
turn home tomorrow.
Mrs. Arthur Hobbs, of Atlanta, Ca, who
mother and sister, Mrs V. K Hendricks
will return home this week
Mrs. Or. Haugh, of Anderson. Ind, Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Alexander, at No.
333 Michigan street, Haughville, and will
remain until Wednesday evening.
The annual picnic OF the Christ Church
Guild will be given Tuesday afternoon at
4 O'Clock at Broad Ripple. where the mem
bers OF the guild will go for supper.
Miss Pleschner. president Of the K X; X;
Club was injured po While te out With pnse
Church supper at the Dye farm Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert l. Eads are expected
home tomorrow from their wedding trip.
and Mrs. A. A. Taylor, on Park avenue.
The Rhea Cinch Club was entertained by
Mr. and Mrs. ". j. Reeves, of 50 Massachu-
sets avenue. Thursday evening, and the club
season viii end with a picnic, to be given
soon.
Miss Adelaide Fairbanks and Miss Jean
nette Judson will be graduated from the
McDonald-Ellis school in Washington, D.
c., June 3, and will return home few days
later
The Zerelda Wallace Conversation CLUB
viii meet With With Mrs. p M Din Tuesday
OF. Canton. o., will favor the club with some
recitations.
Mr. and Mrs. William ]. Brown gave
family dinner. Friday evening. in honor Of
go to Evansville tomorrow to make visit
to relatives.
DIR. Lyman NJ. Beckes, of vincennes. is
TO New York, and later, accompanied by
Mrs. Beckes. he will sail for Europe to re-
main indefinitely.
The South College Alumnae Association
they were entertained at luncheon by Mrs
Charles A futile. Later in the afternoon
they were given an informal tea.
The Waverley Club will ride to the Coun-
try Club Thursday evening. where they will
take supper and have a dance. The club.
which has a membership of eighty, will dis
band. after this. meeting. for the summer.
DIR. and Mrs Byron Prunk, who have
been making their home in Philadelphia,
have returned to this city to reside perma-
nently and DR.. Prunk will resume his pro-
Medical College, of Philadelphia.
Mrs. Charles W. Fairbanks. Miss Eliza
Hendricks, Miss Elizabeth Dye, Mrs. A F.
I PITTS an, and Mrs G. b. Clark win go to Louis
vention of literary clubs which begins it's
annual meeting there "Wednesday.
Mr.: Isaac Holman. of Chicago. is the guest
of Mr.. c; e: Coffin at the Denison. Last
evening Mr.. Coffin entertained fifty or more
friends at whist in honor of Mr.. Holman
and his daughter, who has been the guest
OF Miss Florence Coffin for several days
The last meeting of the season of the Clio
dence of Mrs. Amos K. Hollowell, on College
"A New England Pilgrimage and Mrs.
Rowland Evans on I'm and Out of Boston"
Mrs; John NJ, Judah will read a paper on
southern Life" at the next meeting of the
Contemporary Club, which will be held
wednesday, June 3. The reception commit
tee will be Mr.. and Mrs. Q. 3. Jameson,
Mr., and Mrs. Edward Daniels and Mr. N.
B. Harrington.
Mrs. s. r. Greer has rented her home on
North Delaware street. and, with her
daughter Myla. will be the guest of her
North Meridian street, for two weeks before
leaving for the East to spend the summer
with her daughter. Miss May Louise Closer
Miss Emma Fiske was hostess for pro-
gressive hammock party. Friday evening, at
her home on Lincoln avenue. Subjects for
conversation were provided and at the con-
clusion of the conversation prizes Were
awarded those who were the best entertain-.
ers. After the conversation there was dane
ing
The Hoyle Euchre Club was entertained
Friday evening ar the residence of Mrs
Whitehead. on Central avenue. The affair
was very elaborate, eight handsome prizes
being awarded. At the close of the even
ing the members presented their genial pres
ident, Mrs. c. ID. Webb two exquisite hand
painted china plates.
The Philmathain Club held its last meet
ing for the season Friday afternoon, at the
home OF Mrs. Sadie Richie on Talbot ay-
enue- Besides the regular lesson, papers ON
Pope and Moore were read by Mrs. South
and Mrs. Crane. The election OF officers for
the ensuing year followed. Mrs South being
chosen president, Mrs. Williams vice Dresi-
dent. Mrs Wilson secretary and Mrs. Flick
niger treasurer. The club adjourned TO meet
Oct. 1.
The ladies' of the Woodruff section of the
Free kindergarten viii give a large lawn
fete Friday. June g. from to II D. m. A
lee cream and cake will be served by the
center fountain and an orchestra for dane
ing viii play on the west drive. Children
to dance from 8 TO s and grown people in
the evening. One Young lady of the place
has already sold fifty dance tickets. Mrs.
III. A. Bingham has called meeting for
final arrangements at Mrs. A. G. Ayres's
residence tomorrow at p. m. Charles
Mayer has kindly offered to donate some
handsome pieces and lanterns to decorate
the stands and entrances. All the houses
Will be illuminated with Chinese lanterns.
Recently about eighteen new ladies' have
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