The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-08-08

music room We're decorated with hydran-
geas, gladiolus ard sweet peas. Prizes OF
china were awarded. Several companies
viii be given for the young ladies during
their visit.
Miss Mary Fox entertained a few of the
young ladies of her neighborhood yesterday
morning in honor Of Miss Jennie Garfield,
of Springfield. who is visiting Mrs. Clay
Whitley. Mrs. Whitley will give a company
this week for her guest
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Holcombe and
children We're in the city yesterday return
ing TO Washington, |. c., fror. MAXIM
kuckee, where they have beer spending
three weeks with Mrs. Holcombe's mother,
Mrs. Eugenia b. McOuat.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Harding left this
morning for Cincinnati. Mr.. Harding
will not return until the close of TIE month
of August, visiting friends and relatives in
southern Indiana and Kentucky.
The following party went into camp at
Golden hill yesterday: Mrs. b. Fisher,
chaperon, Misses Stone Fischer Gross,
Fiske, Ferguson, Sehumann and Mcintosh,
and Messrs. Reed. Brayman. Hooker, Mat
lock, Dougherty, Fletcher. Greinsteiner,
Robbins and Born.
DR.. and Mrs. o. T. Logan, of Marietta,
Ga, will come Wednesday to visit Miss
Julia Fish at the Blacherne. Mrs. Logan
was formerly Miss Jennie Manget, Of this
city. Friday Afternoon and evening Miss
Fish Will receive informally for her guests,
who will leave Saturday en- route for China,
where they will enter the missionary field.
Mrs. Bert Talbert. of North State ave
nue.. was the hostess for a thimble and ad-
Vertisement party Monday afternoon. The
house was decorated with sweet peas, car
nations and palms. Among the guests were
Mrs. Green, of Nashville. Mrs. Johnson,
Mrs. Hubbard, Mrs. Holland, Mrs. Fisher,
Mrs. White Mrs. SnOdgrass, Mrs. j. His
son, Mrs. II. Hoover and Miss Lee.
Miss Sarah Parker entertained friends
Friday afternoon with a porch party at her
home, on West Eleventh street. The guests
of honor We're Mrs. Douglass Barkley, Miss
Born of Princeton and Miss Garfield, of
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Barkley read a number of stories from her
own pen. The guests included Mrs. George
Theodore Potter, MS. Gustav Rocker, Mrs.
William Kriel, Miss Lois Dyer, the Misses
Wiegand, Miss Goode, Miss Minor, Miss
Willard, Miss Fox, Miss Blackledge, Miss
Shuler and Miss Welborn.
A soap bubble party will be given Tues
day evening at mew) No, 1929 North Capt.
tol avenue for the benefit of Mrs. AL
brechts class in the Charity School. The
party will be from 3 TO 6 o'clock and the
hostesses will be Violet Barbour, Marie
Jeffries and Clara Bearnes. These young
girls have made all of the arrangements.
Announcements of the party are in rhyme
and accompanying them are tiny silk bags,
asking for contributions of five pennies in
each. Should the afternoon be stormy the
party VIII be given at the residence of
Mrs. S. F:lGray, corner of Capitol avenue
and Twelfth street.
A pretty garden party was given last
Tuesday evening by the Misses Anna Lutz
and Pearl Enrich at the %latter's home on
Elm street in honor of Miss Hettie Stevens,
of Richmond, Va, and Miss Mayme Leach,
of New Albany, Ind. A garden tent, coy
corners and a tree laden with all kinds of
fruit made the place inviting. The lawn
was illuminated with Chinese lanterns and
headlights. A musical and literary enter
tainment was carried out, those participant
ing being Miss Margaret Golden, Miss
Alma Schergen, Miss McNellis, Miss Lutz
and Messrs. Perkins and Mills. Miss Lota
Null and Miss Mary Eabker served at the
punch bowl. Between seventy-five and one
hundred accepted the invitation.