The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-10-18

I'LL North Pennsylvania street. Mrs. Clip
plngeT win have charge of the reading in
olson"
Miss Joslin. of Greencastle. is the guest
of Miss Julia Landers. Miss Landers will
entertain informally for her tomorrow
evening.
Mr.. John III. Fox and guest, Mr.. Quar-
rier. who have been visiting Mr.. Fox's par
ents, on North Meridian street, will return
to Purdue to-day.
Queen Esther Auxiliary will be enter
tanned BY Mrs. M; J. Drummond at her
afternoon. Oct. %.
The marriage of Miss Lura A. Lowe and
Mr.. Carroll l.. EVIL viii occur Tuesday
evening at the family residence, on North
pennsylvania street.
Mrs. B. Bruce Lentz, of Louisville, who
has been very, Ill. will be removed to the
home of her father. Mr.. j. w. Dryer. in
Morton Place, this week.
Mrs. J; Z. Anderson will entertain the
Clio Club Friday afternoon. Mrs Henry
6onghlen will read of Tolstoi and Mrs. c.
Il. Nordyke of T~ourgeneff.
A miscellaneous programme will be given
by the members of the first division at the
meeting of the Matinee Musicale. Wednes-
day afternoon, at the Propylaeum.
The Parlor Club will meet at No. 200
broadway Wednesday evening. Mr., Will
liam II. Dye. Mrs. S. E.. Perkins and Miss
Della Dearborn are to have the papers.
Mrs. Maurice Donnelly, No. 1874 Pleasant
street, gave a company last evening for
her guest. Miss Dale, OF. Chicago. Lotto
"N, pA0y 4-aACl hoAi&A4i5 "o@
until a late hour.
The reception to have been given by the
second section of the aid society Of the
Central Christian Church, at the residence
of Mrs: Daniel Fleener, has been postponed
until Wednesday, Oct. IS.
Mrs. p: NJ. Pursell will receive her
from 2 to s., at her residence, 67s College
avenue. for Mrs. Left Pursell and daugh-
ter, of Springfield, Q. No invitations.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Meurer announce the
| engagement of their daughter Annie Ip-
more Meurer, and Mr.. William Lawson
TAYLOR of Kansas City, Mo, formerly of
cember
Among the weddings to occur Wednesday
are those of Mr.: Keevers and Miss Emma
Rauch, Miss Whine Noble and MIR. Ernest
Ropkey, Miss Groenwaldt and DR.. Alexan-
der and Miss Julia Belle Goodhart and Mr..
Harry ID. Tutewfler.
Mrs. Walter Stanley Written, who has
been staying with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs, William III. Potter, and who remained
for her sisters marriage to Mr.. Garhart,
has joined her husband in ST. Paul, where
they will make their home.
Mrs. II. II. Nelson, of New York, is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Good
hart, on Broadway, having come to attend
the marriage of her sister, Miss Julia Belle
Goodhart and Mr.: Harry Dunn T~utewiler,
which will occur Wednesday evening.
AT the Fortnightly Literary. Club Tues
day Mrs. Albert Baker will read a paper on
distinguished Men of Indiana" and Miss
Early indianapolis" The conversation will
he led by Mrs. Charles W. Fairbanks.
This weeks number of Form contains a
portrait and sketch of Mrs. Jesse Claiborne
Harrington, of this city. and her connection
with the Daughters of the Revolution. The
of her ancestry relative to membership in
the society.
A McAl Mission tea will be given at
Mrs. Frederick Knefler's, $50 East Wash
ington street, Wednesday, Oct. 49, from 2
to 5 o'clock. This will be similar to the
kindergarten teas, so popular last winter.
The McAl Auxiliary sends all proceeds to
Sale Indiana, Paris.
The Woman's Home and Foreign Mis-
sionary Society of the First Presbyterian
Church will meet in the church parlors
Wednesday at 2:30 o'clock. Hostesses for
the day o VII be Mrs. Mrs g aries Msrtinda5s'
;. Johnson, Mrs. c. c. Foster and Mrs.
Sissop.
Announcements have been received from
the marriage of their daughter Meta Pearl
and Mr.. George Reese Foster. jr., which
Larnerd and family were former residents
of Anderson and known to a large circle of
friends throughout the STATE.
The engagement is announced of Miss
and Mr.. Lloyd Beall Fitz Hugh, of Paris,
" VeN Me MIS- 'G of the IS Tnd dhe da se1diers OF and ID
Sailors Monument Commission. Her
grandfather was Governor Alvin Hovey.
federate officer, the cousin of General Rob
ert Lee, and also the nephew of General
LoGdikt vi NdSLiilSl III
Mrs Sewall has arranged to give the
Students at-the Classical School and their
friends a series of treats during the school
year in lectures on alternate Friday morn
Will be given on Friday, Oct. %, by Prof.
Joakin Reinhard, M. A. Professor Rein
Copenhagen. and is related to the distin-
guished Danish poet Won Recke. His sub
Ject will be The Children of the Vikings
Mr.. w. Fl: Donley will give the third OF
his series of organ recitals Tuesday even
ing at Memorial Church. The programme
is entirely of compositions by American
musicians, and includes Sonata in f fiat.
by Buck; Melody and ~Intermezzo," Wis
1 fife, o Asc patde dAm sGenes ..W FFe% Mar Feast' e
"Berceuse," Bridegroom's Song" Wed
6 dlng Pr p9 W5It,nev by yo st0Rs; oth tNie vls.
cont" by Gleason; "Allegretto." by Foote;
"Pastorale.". by Coerne; Variations on an
March," by Whitney.
Miss Adah Conner entertained at dinner
Friday evening in honor Of Miss Julia Belle
and Yesterday afternoon Misses Anna and
tloro Torrence gave a small heart party
for Miss Goodhart, Only a few of the more
of hearts was played during the afternoon,
and later a supper was served, at which
all of the appointments were heart-shaped
same design. The parlors of the hostesses
Misses Terrence, who have made a study
of gypsy cards, told the fortunes of the
young ladies.
The year books of the m Club
We're issued yesterday. They have an ar
tistic cover of light green, with a design
in white in harmony with the work of the
club. There will be four plays given dur
ing the winter under the following COM
mittees: Dec. l, Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Jane
son, Miss Van Valkenburg. Mr.. Newton
Booth darlington and Mr.. Garrard Comfy.
Dec. %, Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Rice Max
well. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Deuel. Gates,
Miss Frances Atkins and Mr.. Lynn b.
Martindale. Feb. 2, Mr.. and Mrs. r. l..
Dorsey, Miss Anna May Coe. Miss Jane
Graydon and Mr.. Walter O. Williams.
April 20, Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Sullivan,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lafayette Page, Miss Malott
and MIR. George L. + irter.
Mr.; and Mrs: George Z. Townley gave a
delightful musicale last evening in honor of
her guest, Mrs. Grail, of Louisville. Quite
a company of friends was present and the
programme of music offered was very en-
joyable. Mrs. Grail, who is a vocalist of
ability. with a sweet and well-cultivate
voice, sang, with violin accompaniment by
Mrs. William Clevenger. Other partici-
pants are well known in musical circles,
and were Mrs. James Nj. Leathers, who
was heard in a solo and in a duet with Mrs.
David Wallace. Mrs. Wallace also sans
two solos, one with harp and violin accom-
naniment by Miss Cora DaGRett and Mrs