The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-10-10

MIS-. George Bell mas returned from re-
toskey, where she has been spending the
summer.
Mrs. Maurice zook. of Nashville. is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Horace Eddy, at Wood
ruff Place.
Mr. and Mrs. Jasper F1nney have removed
from College avenue to their new home, NO.
621 East Twelfth street (old Butler)
Miss Lizzie Malone, of Muncie, formerly
Of this city, is visiting her sister. Mrs.
Harry Henderson, of North Alabama
street
The engagement is announced of Miss Osa
Annise Beck and Mr.. Charles l.. Conner.
The wedding will occur the latter part of
October.
Miss Nellie p. Simmons will spend the
winter with Mr.. ]. B. Cremer's family,
(new) No. 2025 North Alabama street, Nor
ton Place.
The Portfolio Club will hold its first meet
new clubrooms at the Metropolitan School
of Music.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter STARTS, of East Yer
mont street, entertained the Elite Club
Wednesday evening. Games furnished the
amusement
The wimodaughsis Cinch Club will meet
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. l.. A. Fisher
413 new North West street, TO reorganize
for the winter.
A delightful surprise was given Miss
Bedell Friday evening, at her home on
West Tenth street. The guests were en-
tertafned al cards.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Blanton gave a wheel
party and supper at Broad Ripple, last
evening, in honor of Mr.. AID Mrs. William
Frederick Elliott.
Mr.. Van der Stucken, who will come to-
day to confer with the directors OF the
May Music Festival, will be the guest OF
Major Taylor and family.
Mrs. t. E. Hunt and daughter-in-law,
Mrs. L. r. Hunt, of Cincinnati. are visit
ing Mrs. Hunts daughter, Mrs. r. w. Med
kirk No. 4O8 East st. Clair street.
Mrs. Albert A. Barnes and Mrs. Harriet
AarC "a IL mill iva
Max Leckner Tuesdays and Mrs w. Nj.
Jillson Wednesdays during the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. William. Frederick Elliott
have taken possession of their new home,
new No. 2033 North Alabama street Nor
ton Place. Mrs. Elliott receives Tuesdays.
Mrs. w. F. Christian will read paper
on Modern Art Tendencies before the
Sketching Club Saturday afternoon. Miss
Alice Somervile will make an exhibit of sill
YER
A doe dinner was given at Mrs Brem-
merman's at Broad Ripple last night by
number of young women. The chaperons
were Mrs. Charles Gerard and Mrs. Alice
Hood.
Miss Pearl Culver entertained the While
away Cinch Club at her home, 6l2 East
South street. Friday evening. Miss Laura
Hansen will entertain the club Friday
evening, Oct. 22.
A brilliant party was given at Princeton
Wednesday evening by Mr.. and Mrs.
George p. Kidd, two of the guests OF honor
being Miss Nellie Steep and Mr.. Hosmer
GdImelee, Oh lHiS Clly.
The Klondike Cinch Club was entertained
Thursday evening by Miss Kate Cudworth.
MIR. and Mrs II. Ellis Will entertain the
club Oct q, at the home of Mrs. Jackson,
No. 81 jefferson avenue.
Mrs. Harry Irvine, of Chicago, who has
been visiting Mrs. Il. T. Holland of No. 1908
Bellefontaine street. will leave tomorrow
for Washington, D. e. TO visit Mrs. Edward
of this city.
At the Womans Club Friday Mrs. James
It. Eaglesfeld will read of "A Plea for Auto
biography" Miss Caroline Rowland OF An
JJnpopular View" and the conversation on
the second paper will be led by Mrs. Jonn
II. Holiday.
The first meeting of the Monday-after-
noon Club will be with the president, Mrs.
Helen r. Robson No. 720 Broadway, to-
morrow afternoon, at 2:S0 O'Clock. subject;
CHARLES Dickens's Life and Writings" 1t
is guests day.
Friday afternoon the young ladies of the
Girls Classical School residence enjoyed
brake ride to Alisonvlle. Supper was
served at Mrs. Hopes and the return was
made by moonlight. Miss Parker and Mrs.
Clark chaperoned the party
Mr. and Mrs. Lynn B. Millikan enter
tanned about thirty friends last evening with
a dance at their home on North Meridian
street. Mr.. and Mrs. Millikan will occupy
their new home on North Alabama street,
Morton Place in few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Watson, of the Viz
ginia Hotel, entertained Friday evening
with dance. Among the guests Were Mrs
Tindo!ph of New York; Mr.. and Mrs. a.
Il. bowers of Boston; Mr.. Frederick Elder
ly and Mr.. Jones, of Detroit.
The German Literary Club will hold its
first meeting OF the season 1uesday a1Ier-
noon. Hrs: Naumann, MISS mary II Col
gan and Mrs. Meredith Nicholson will con-
tribute to the literary portion of the pro-
gramme and Mrs. Bernard Vonnegut to the
musical.
Misses Ada Edwards and Alice Heaton, of
Knightstown, left yesterday by way of Chi
cago for Stanford University. California,
where Miss, Heaton will take SPECIAL
course in voice culture and art while Miss
Edwards will continue her work as teacher
of physical culture.
The Magazine Club held its first meeting
of the season yesterday afternoon with
Mrs. j. S. Berryhill on North Alabama
street. Miss Carmen, the president made
an address. Miss Berryhill played a piano
solo and Miss Lewis gave two recitations. A
sisted by Mrs. E. T. Brown and Mrs.
Maurice Albrecht
At the Fortnightly Literary Club Tues
day Mrs. James II. Baldwin will read pa
per on Comparison of the Ends of the
Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries" and
Mrs. Frederick A. Joss will read of 'Evo-
will have a paper on Letters and Letter
Writers" by Miss Lucille Ballard at the
meeting Saturday afternoon.
The Katherine Merrill Club observed presi-
dents day yesterday at the home of Mrs.
William Levey. Miss Katherine Merrill, the
retiring president, read an interesting paper
descriptive OF HeF travels IN CdnIOrnla the
last summer, and after thanking the club
fer it's favorS during the year she introduced
TIE new president Mrs. Margaret v. Mar
shall. The latter gave a few ideas of life
and life in the Katherine Merrill Club in par
ticular. After the papers there was a short
programme given of songs by Mr.. Charles
Holman Black a musical monologue by Mrs
Hugh McGibeny and several violin numbers
by Nj: McGibeny, the three contributing
much to the afternoons pleasure. A social
hour followed, the young ladies of the club
extending the Inequalities of the dining
room. White chrysanthemums and Amer
lean Beauty roses formed a graceful deco
ration in the rooms.
Miss Alvina A. Kuerst and Mr.. Henry c.
ing atA the German Reform Church, Rev.
G. S. Stern officiating. AS the wedding
march from Lohengrin was played the
bridal party entered. The bridesmaids were
Misses Ella kuerst and Miss Bertha Arm
hotter. and the groOmsmen were MessrS.
Herman Smith and Ernest Eberhardt. The
ushers We're Messrs. Edward Arnholter
Charles Ruschhaupt, Herbert Wiley and
Charles Simpson, and they preceded the
party. The bride wore white organdie over
white silk After the ceremony a reception
was held at the home of the bride. After
congratulations had been extended a harp
list played the Mendelssohn Wedding
March, and the party went to the dining
room. SmiaX and roses formed the dec
oratons of the house. Mr.. and Mrs Kuerst
were assisted in entertaining by Mr.. and
Mrs. Gustav Grassow. Mr.. and Mrs Arm
new home. No. 1917 Prospect street They
will receive after Oct q.
IrvinGtOn.
Miss Georgia Calvin is visiting friends i'm
Arcadia, Ind. She will return home to-mor-