The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-05-16

MI ana MIS-. Harry MetLSeF viii enter
tain the Chapel Club at euchre Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. Rebecca Bland and daughter Allie.
of Brownsburg. were the guests Of Mrs.
A. 3. Thorp last week.
Sweetheart Prue' is the name of a new
song, with words by Anime Keith and
music by Maud NJ. Clark, published in this
city.
The marriage of Miss Rose Reaume Aver
iii and Mr.. Hervey Bates Braden will take
place Thursday evening at the home of the
bride.
The Ceramic Association will meet
Wednesday afternoon with Miss BesSc
Warne, No. Go West Twentieth street (old
Eleventh.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Hubbard, Mrs.
Z. NJ. Thompson and daughter and Mr..
William S. Hubbard have returned from
Cincinnati.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Dunweg, of Terre
Haute; will come. Wednesday, to visit Mrs.
William Wingate Hammel and attend the
May festival.
Mrs. Charles Kahlo will give a reception
Wednesday afternoon for Miss hettenrlng,
of Defiance, O.. who will arrive Tuesday
to be her guest.
A new two-step. the Thelma, by Margaret
Golden. is written in the popular rhythm.
The composition is dedicated to DR.. Mary
Smith, of this city.
Nine. Adela Lucy, daughter of Nine.
Jaillet, of this city. will sing this morning
at Meridian-street Church. Nine. Lucy is
a pupil of Marchesi.
hTS. luOIudS L IttIS an hduSHbCi,
Miss Clara Peery, of G%reensburg, will be
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Z. j. Heeb dur
ing the music festival.
Mrs. v. T. Matlott and daughters Flor
ence and Mrs. Arthur voorhees, Brown and
Mr.. and Mrs. Macy MalOtt are at Atlantic
City for a few weeks.
Miss Dorothy Cole. of Rushville, who has
been spending several weeks with Mrs.
Charles w. Fairbanks and Mrs. c. S. Lewis,
returned home yesterday.
A new arrangement of Jesus, Lover of
My Soul" as a duet, by Miss Dollie Spoon
er, of this city, was sung last sunday even
ing at Roberts Park Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. II. Fitzgerald have re-
turned from New York, accompanied by
their daughters Laura and Rose, who have
been spending the winter abroad.
DR.. Sarah Stockton will give an address
before the Young Women Christian Asso-
rooms, No. IS3 North Meridian street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver w. Isensee returned
from Las Vegas, N. NJ. where they went
IN September, and they, are at home at No.
81 West Nineteenth Told Tenth) street.
Mrs. Albert e. Fletcher, of Milwaukee,
Wis. and her daughter, Miss Ethel
Fletcher, will be the guests of honor at
Mrs. Sewalrs usual 'at home on Wednes-
day.
Mir. and Mrs. William Claiming Cush-
ing and son, of Pittsburg, will arrive this
morning to visit Nj. John T. Dyes family.
Mrs. Gushing and son Will remain several
weeks.
Mrs. Katharine Wright Brown hassissued
invitations for the marriage of her laugh
ter Blanche and DR.. William Rowland Sea-
ton, 70 take place Wednesday evening, June
2, at st. PauPs Church.
Miss Comstock, of Utica, N. Y, who is
will return home in a short time, accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Comstock, who
will spend a month with her.
Mrs. William r. Dill and Mrs. Howard A.
Dill and laughter will come, Tuesday, to
visit Judge and Mrs. l.. G. Walker and at
tend the May festival. Mrs. HI. A: Dill and
daughter will remain a month with Mr.. and
Mrs. Walker.
Prof. Charles w. Hodell, of Shelbyville,
who has a large acquaintance in this city,
has accepted the chair of English literature
in baltimore College, and Will assume its
duties in September. He resigns a position
of similar character at Pittsburg which he
has held for several years.
Mrs. William T.. Marcy left yesterday for
southern California in search of health.
She will be joined by her niece, Mrs. c. e.
Calkins, at Emporia, Kan, and both will
go direct to Los Angeles. Mrs. Marcy will
be gone several months, returning by way
of San Francisco, Salt Lake and Denver.
The marriage of Miss Jessie Bybee.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Addison Bybee,
and Mr.. Samuel II. Westfall, of Redlands,
Cal, will take place Tuesday morning at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Bybee, at the
BIacherne. Only the immediate family and
a very few Intimate friends will be present.
Miss Annie Gaines Dye entertained a
number OF friends informally yesterday aft
ernoon with a thimble party in honor of
Miss Jessie Bybee. TIL rooms We're fra
grant with carnations and lilies of the val
ley combined with ~marguerites. Miss Dye
was assisted by her sister, Miss Elizabeth
Dye.
The Indiana branch of the m AS
sociation of the Western Female College,
Oxford, will meet Thursday, May II, at the
Western College, Oxford, O.. Any gradu-
ates or undergraduates who have not
been notified are asked to send their names
and address to Mrs. Jennie Ross Fish, the
Blacherne.
Mrs. Hugh L. McElroy, Of Kansas City,
Voss. Tuesday evening Mrs. John NJ. Lilly
will have a recital by Mr.. and Mrs. McGib-
ney.. Wednesday afternoon Miss Noss will
receive informally for her, and Thursday
Mrs. Theresa Smith will be at home in
formally for Mrs. McElroy.
Lafayette Qnd.) papers announce the en-
daughter of Mr., and Mrs. H. H. Lancaster,
and Frank II. Wilson, of indianapolis. The
wedding will occur at the home of the
brides parents, in West Lafayette, at IL
o'clock Wednesday morning, June 2, Rev.
]. H. W. Blake officiating.
Mrs. A. F. Kleinschmidt, Mrs. Herbert
FoltZ, Mrs. Hamilton Pattison, Mrs. Joss,
Mrs. Haines and Mrs. J. w. Lilly will be
hostesses for the Missionary Society meet
ing at the First Presbyterian Church par
lors Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. G. c. Fos-
ter will read a paper and there will be a re-
port of the presbyterial meeting given by
the delegate.
Mrs. William Scott gave a party yester-
day afternoon at the Country Club for her
daughter, Charlotte Scott. About one hun
dred invitations were issued for the party.
| An orchestra furnished music for the dane
ing, the hall and rooms and the broad
gallery being made ready for the dancers.
A number of Mrs. Scott's friends assisted
in entertaining.
time in her home on North Delaware
street, Tuesday afternoon. The spacious
| drawing room was artistically decorated
with c~rab-apple blossoms. Mrs. Allen was
assisted by Mrs. Charles w. Fairbanks and
Miss Fairbanks and her daughters, Mrs.
Wright, Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. Ayres. Mrs.
Allen and family will take possession of
| street, the first OF June.
Wednesday afternoon for Mrs. B.. g.
Strong, of New York. who is her guest.
Mrs. Mallory was assisted in doing the
honors by Mrs. Walter Goodall, Mrs. Her.
bert III. Hadley, Mrs. Thomas A. Swain,
Mrs, j. Il. Stephenson. Mrs. S. D., Spell
man, Mrs. j. K. L%othshar, Mrs. Frank Jen-
nings and Mrs. II. e. Smith. Pink roses
and sweet peas artistically adorned the
dining room table and pink roses graced
the parlors. Mrs. T.. NJ. Baker, of North
Delaware street, entertained a number of
ladies Friday morning with a musicale for
Mrs. Strong.
The February and June classes of 1898
gave a reception yesterday afternoon in
honor of the June class of 1897 in the high
school hall. The June class colors pre-
vailed in the decoration, lavender and
| white being predominant. The guests were
received by the presidents. Will Siebert. of
and David Smith, of June, 1897, with
Misses Edna Kuhn, Florence Dunning,
Margaret Allen, Flora Logan. Cuba
Reagan, cara Messing. Juliette Brown, and