The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-01-12

ItttplIOl. announced Tor IucS0[Y next IL.
therefore, postponed.
Miss Jessie Bell entertained the card club
or which she is member, on Friday. even
ing. at her home, on Broadway.
The Portfolio Club will meet Thursday
and Dr. A. w. Brayton will read paper
on The Lighter side of Renan."
Miss Grace Waters OF Louisville, is
spending a few days with Miss Bessie Lee
Webb. on North Meridian street.
Mrs Mrs Chase. of Baltimore. arrived yes
Lombardy Place, for few weeks.
Mrs. Edwin Finney will entertain the
Dickens Whist Club at her home. III Col
iese avenue, Tomorrow afternoon
Mrs. o. f. Brumbach, of Toledo who has
been visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
SIMEON carey, has returned home.
Mrs John Price will entertain the Chap
Ell Club at her residence, 7ss North Ala
oama street, wednesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. John Ingram have issued
invitations for a party Wednesday evening,
JAN 10. in honor of their son Horace.
Mrs. Philip Igoe and daughter win go TO
CINCINNATI this week to attend the wedding
or Mrs. Igoe's brother, Mr.. George Fox
The Woman's Auxiliary Of St. Paul's
Church will meet Tuesday evening with Mrs.
;. M. Jackson, No. $50 North Capitol avenue.
Mr.: Charles w Smith will read a paper
on Nouns and Adjectives'' before the In
dianapolis Literary Club tomorrow even
ing.
Miss Gertrude Mae Miller will leave this
evening for Washington, to resume her
studies in the National Park Ladies' Sem
mary.
Mrs. James Norris entertained party Of
young people, yesterday afternoon, at her
nome, on Christian avenue, for her daugn-
ter Mabel.
meet Friday. The exercises this season are
70 be more Of literary character than
heretofore.
Mrs. Edward H. Dean, has issued invita-
or foo
Tor the Misses Rorison, of Detroit. who are
her guests.
Mesdames John Thompson and Jane
thompson, of Edinburg, spent yesterday
with MIS-. j. ii. GreenStreet, on North Cap
itol avenue.
Mrs. w. T. Griffith and daughter, of Chi
cago, H., are visiting the formers parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kensler, 152 East New
York street
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles +. Kennedy will
celebrate their twentieth wedding anniver-
sary Tuesday night at their home. 2S5
Bellefontaine street.
The ladies of the Social Circle of the
First Baptist Church will hold a tea in
the pariors of the church next Friday
evening at o'clock.
AT the Magazine Club, next Saturday,
Miss Roberta Weddel will read of George
l.; Mrs. Huey, of William Penn" and
Mrs. Tibbs of "Maxims.'
Mrs. Leo Meyer. of 2Os North Noble street.
gave a tea, Friday, In honor OF her guest
Miss Jessie Meyer, of Louisville, KY, who
will remain here several weeks
The, Ace of Diamonds Cinch Club enter
tanned their friends at the residence Of
DR.. and Mrs. j. w. Marsee, No. $50 North
New Jersey street. Friday evening.
Mrs. Charles Robinson, of Woodruff
gave an elegant dinner Thursday evening
and afterwards a theater party, in honor
Of Mrs. Potter and Mrs. o. Kane.
Mr.. Frank and Miss Anna Jenners, of
Lafayette, came yesterday to attend the
Paderewski concert. and are guests over to-
day or Mr. and Mrs. John l.. Griffiths.
Mrs. E. II. Eldridge, who has been in
Chicago for the past month on account of
the Illness and death of her mother, will
return home the last part OF the week..
Major and Mrs. W. ]. Richards will give
a. dinner Tuesday evening for Rev. and
Mrs. Charles Ferguson, of Cohasset, Mass,
VINO are guests of Rev. and Mrs. Milburn.
Mrs. Anne Butler Thomas, of Minneapo-
lis, who is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ovid
Butler, will be with them at their home in
the Blacherne until Friday of this week.
Miss Emily Rowland. of Philadelphia, is
the guest OF Mrs. G. G. Foster and daughter,
and will receive with them tomorrow after
noon and evening, their regular reception
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Maui are now occu-
pying their new home at 66 Woodruff Place
and are entertaining Mrs. S. T. Weir, of
Champaign, Ill. AT home, Monday after
Moons.
The Fan-Tan Cinch Club was entertained
NNa a qs evening by Miss Smith 18th on North
81 West Vermont street. will be hostess
Jan. e.
Mr.. and Mrs. whitsett are here to spend
the winter with their son, Mr.. Charles It.
WhitSett, at the Blacherne. They may de-
eide to remove to this city for permanent
residence.
Mr. and Mrs. 1. NJ Kantrowitz observed
the hfteenth anniversary of their marriage
Thursday by having family reunion. They
received many gifts and kilograms OF con-
graduation.
who were married Thursday, will sail for
Europe this week to remain until April
Their home on North Delaware street will
be ready for them on their return.
The Misses Mae and Bertha Wickenhoe-
fer entertained a number of their young
friends with a card party at their home
on Coburn street, Wednesday evening. Miss
Mayme Raftery assisted in entertaining.
Mrs. n. III. Lloyd, OF New Albany, who
has been visiting her brother, Mr.. o. X.
Clements, will return home tomorrow. Mr..
John r.. Neate and daughter Marian, who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Clements,
have gone.
At the womans Club. Friday. Mrs. Bond
will read paper on The New Leaven;"
Many Lands" and the second paper will be
| the subject of a discussion to be led by
Mrs. F. W. Chislett
The Woman's Home and Foreign Mission
airy Society Of the First Presbyterian Church
will meet in the parlors of the church
| Wednesday afternoon, at 2:3e. Hostesses
| for the day are Mrs. NJ. l.. Haines Mrs
| Byers, Mrs. Swain and Mrs. alexander.
The ladies of the McAll Mission Board
are arranging to celebrate the tenth ami
versary or the organization OF the Indian
| McAll Auxiliary, by a special meeting Mon
| day, Jan. "a, at the home of Mrs ]. j.
| Cooper, where the first meeting OF the
Auxiliary was held.
Mrs. j. A. Milburn will receive tomorrow
afternoon instead of Tuesday, as usual, and
will have with her Mrs. Charles Ferguson,
of Cohasset. Tuesday afternoon Mrs Fer
| guson will address the ladies of the Fourth
Presbyterian Church at the residence of
Mrs. j. ]. Higgins, on Broadway.
Mrs. Pearl Havelick entertained the Ket-
tledrum Club last Thursday afternoon at
her residence, No. $50 North Pennsylvania
street. The feature of the occasion was a
contest among the ladies present as to
who could name the most things appearing
on a copper. Prizes were provided for the
result.
| Miss Ellen Emerson, of New York, a niece
| of Ralph Waldo Emerson, spent Friday in
| this city as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. ".
| II. Lockwood. She is route to Hong
| Chow, China. TO spend seven years in con-
nection with the mission work of the South
| ern Presbyterian Church This is her Sec
| ond journey TO China as a missionary.
| Mrs. d. " Brown entertained about thir-
| ty-five young people Friday evening in OBJ
seryance of the thirteenth birthday ami
| versary OF her daughter Pearl. The rooms