The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-11-14

Wednesday evening" Nov. "a. at the home
orEner sister. Mrs. r. c. Arnold new No.
z4l2 Talbot avenue
Miss Annie A Thorne, of Memphis. Tenn,
and Miss Clara " Wisner of Crothersvile,
Ind, are visiting Miss Amelia Burmann at
her home, No. 405 South New Jersey street.
cepflon Tuesday afternoon Nov. q, in
honor of her guests, Miss Elsie Griffith, of
Evanston, and Miss Hawkins, of Portland.
Mrs. Frank Jennings viii give reception
Beatty. In the evening Mr. and Mrs. Jen-
nlngs viii give dance at the Brenneke
Academy.
Mrs. H. H. Friedley will entertain the
liam II. Dye will read of Sir John Fall
staff and Mrs. John c. Ingram will read
OF Women of the Play
Mrs. j. c. Mendenhall will entertain with
card parties Tuesday and Thursday after
moons. and with a thmhle party Friday
afternoon. Her mother will also be a host
ess at the Friday company
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w. Finney have re-
turned home from their wedding trip, and
will be at home to their friends after Nov.
Is, with Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Finney Cnew)
No. 81 East Twelfth street (old Butler)
Mr.. and Mrs Lon Boyd celebrated their
wedding anniversary Friday evening by en-
pertaining the North Side Pleasure Club.
Mrs. Boyd was assisted by Mrs. Minnie
Anderson, Mrs. Bert Boyd and Mrs. Will
Ogborn.
Mrs. Samuel Watson and mother, Mrs
Tindoiph, will leave this week for Detroit
to join Mr.. Watson and reside permanently.
Frluay evening MISS mary Davis enter
tanned number of friends in honor of Mrs.
Watson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lilly entertained the
Lilly families and few friends Friday
Frank Stalnaker entertained the guests
with graphaphone and later there was
an informal dance.
Mrs. Marshall T. Levey will observe her
ut NrIr IN
O'Clock. She will be assisted by Mrs. w.
NJ Levey and Mrs. E.. r. Parry Mr.. and
Mrs. Levey will receive from until 10
O'Clock in the evening.
The Minerva Club will meet tomorrow
with Mrs. f. F. Carvin, No. 21O5 Central
avenue. The subject for the day will be
discussed in papers and conversation by
Mrs. Frank Wells Miss Nancy Warman
and Mrs. Howard Gale.
Miss Carrie Fisher will entertain the Mag
azine Club Saturday The subject will be
will discuss it as "a Complex Social Pic
ture'' and Miss Ida Foudray will give
sketch of its Character Contrasts
At the Woman's Club, Friday, Mrs. Kate
Manuscripts Mrs Meredith Nicholson will
read of Expression and Repression" and
Miss Mamie /. Newcomb will lead the con-
versation on 1.-THE Queens English"
The Contemporary Club will meet
Wednesday evening. Mr.. Ebert Hubbard
will give the address of the evening on the
subject, Madame Guyon." The reception
der, Mr.. and Mrs. H j. Milligan, Miss Julie
Harrison Moore and Mr.. Lac Noble.
The Chatty Culture Club held its third
meeting Friday night at the home OF Miss
An evening with Dickens was given, the
chief feature of which was descriptive
talk by one of the members, on the illustra-
ton of DickensS characters, as shown by
Charles Dana Gibson.
The hostesses for the Woman's Home and
Foreign Missionary Society OF the First
Presbyterian Church, " ed esday afternoon,
will be Mrs. Silas Shepard. Mrs. +. b. Mar
tindale, Mrs. HI. Bates Jr., Mrs j. r.
Sharpe jr., Mrs. Edward Daniels and Mrs.
mission work will be given by, Miss Eliza
beth Wishard, Mrs. M. l.. Haines, Miss
Harriet Shepard, Miss Anna c. Cochrane
and Miss Florence Day.
Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs William H.
Brown entertained a company of young
people at a kitchen shower, in honor of
Miss May Noble, whose marriage 70 Mr..
George Champe. of Bloomington, will lake
place Wednesday Those present were Pro-
fessor and Mrs. Theodore Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Eihart, Mr.. and Mrs George
and Mrs. Frank Childers, the Misses Sloan,
Miss Monroe, Ray Brownlee, Blythe Pierce,
Ida brown, Mr.. Fred Gregg MI WIN
Clarey, Mr. George Ellis, Mr.. Fred Ropkey,
Miss Bertha Finley and Mr. Custer Ryker.
Mr. and Mrs William Burford will give
theater party Tuesday evening for the Bur-
ford Carnahan bridal party. Tuesday after
noon Mrs. James l. Lodge will entertain
the members of her Sunday school class,
of which Miss Carnahan is one, and the
first one to be married. Wednesday, Miss
Mabel Lutes will give luncheon for the
young ladies Of the bridal party. Thursday
Miss Dorothea Van Camp will give a linen
shower. Friday, Miss Daisy Wilson will
give dinner, and Saturday evening Mr..
and Mrs. James M. Leathers will give
dinner. The dinners are in honor of both
Mr.. Burford and Miss Carnahan.
The marriage of Miss Bertha May Stuck
meyer and DR. j. NJ. Berauer occurred Mon
day evening the ceremony being performed
by the Rev. Father Francis, of Sacred
Heart Church. in the church parlors. The
attendants were Miss Lizzie Berauer, of
Cincinnati sister of the groom, and Mr..
John Stuckmeyer, brother of the bride. I'M
mediately after the ceremony the bridal
mother, Mrs Carrie Stuckmeyer, on Madi-
tended and a supper was served to a large
number of friends and relatives. The brides
gown of white taffeta silk, with lace
and mousselaine de sole trimmings. She
carried large bouquet of Bride roses. Miss
Lizzie Berauer wore white organdie over
white silk. Her bouquet was of pink
chrysanthemums. The house was deco
rated in pink and white chrysanthemums
and palms. The young ladies who assisted
Mrs. Stuckmeyer in receiving were Misses
Louise Bossart, Carrie Driftmeyer and
Martha Parsons. DIR. and Mrs. Berauer
left on a short wedding trip, and will be at
home at No. 557 Madison avenue after
Dec. l.