The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-10-31

U0SeT, NO. ouS NOluJ new 0SiSFy
street.
Miss Nellie 'somerville, of No. 1925 Fletcher
avenue, gave HaiUWe en- party last night
to a number of her friends. Luncheon was
served.
Mrs. Marion Rice Maxwell has issued in
vitations for a reception Saturday afternoon
for Mrs. Raymond, Miss Garrard and Miss
Bassell.
from the Nashville Exposition, where she
participated in a number of important con-
crosses.
Miss Martha Griffith, who has been the
guest of Mrs Chas; L. Worrel Tor a Few
weeks, will go to-day to visit friends In
Polo, III.
H. Clay Darnali and daughter Halle and
Emory Chalfant and wife, of Muncie, are
visiting in the city, guests OF A. N. Grant
and family.
Miss Bonnie Beauchamp, OF Upton, Ind.
and Miss Kimball, of Marion, who have
been in New York, are in the city, stopping
at the Denison.
The Ladies Aid Society of the First En-
glish Lutheran Church will meet with Mrs
A. L. Furgason, No. 2215 North Meridian
street, Wednesday.
Miss Winifred Stiles has returned from a
visit with her brother. r.. H. Stiles, of st.
Louis. She also visited friends at Green
vile and Olney III.
Mrs Raymond and Miss Emily Garrard
of Clarksburg, w. Va, arrived yesterday to
visit their sisters Mrs. Clifton Comfy and
Miss Louise Garrard.
Tomorrow evening will be ladies' night
at the indianapolis Literary Club. Mrs.
Meredith Nicholson will read paper on
1.-THE Peter Stirling Idea "
A concert will be given at the East Wash
ington-street Presbyterian Church, Friday
evening, Nov. s. Miss Shedd's pupils Will
furnish the vocal numbers.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry d. Pierce returned
yesterday from the Nashville exposition,
after an absence. mostly in the far East,
almost continuous since last June.
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number of her friends Tuesday evening, 1t
being the occasion of her birthday anniver
sary. Progressive cinch was played.
Mrs. Isaac King will receive her friends
informally Friday afternoon at her home,
62S Huron street, in honor of Miss Olive
Creasey, of Greenwood, who is her guest.
Invitations have been issued for the mar
rage of Miss Gertrude Rose Kennedy and
Mr.. David A: Coulter. for "wednesday
morning, Nov 10. at st. Joseph's Church.
Mrs. Edward ]. Richards and infant son:
Milburn, Of Jersey City, N. j.. formerly OF
Richards's mother Mrs. Ida Purse1 Page,
for a few weeks.
Miss lone Churchill and Miss Ida Spur
attend the wedding of Miss Lulu Kennedy
and will be the guests of DIR. and Mrs w.
L. Tevis on Bellefontaine street.
Mrs. c. F. Welshans has been the guest
of Mrs. Frank L. Daugherty, at her new
home No. 1910 North Illinois street, for
several days and will return to her home,
In Worthington, Ind, tomorrow.
At the golf tea yesterday afternoon at the
Country Club there was some golf practice
by the club members, and later tea was
served. A number of the ladies practiced as
hostesses.
At the Minerva Club tomorrow Miss Ger
trude Goodhart will read of THE Mounds
and the Mound Builders Mrs. Clinton e.
Galloway of Review of Behemoth-a Leg
end"
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Muehl have returned from
a we n relatives Missouri
Mrs. Muehls sister, Mrs. Collins, of Cow
ington, KY, will spend the winter with Mrs
Muehl.
club of young ladies has issued invita-
tions for an old-fashioned Halloween dim
ner to be given tomorrow evening, at the
home of Miss Ethyl Healing, on North Cap
itol avenue.
The PhioImathean Club will meet Friday
with Mrs. Charles Crane. Mrs. Crane will
lead the conversation THE Kings and
the Commoners' and Miss Curry will read
paper on "Muriel, Bishop of D."
Miss Gertrude William, of Terre Haute,
is the guest Of Miss Annie G.. Reaumc
Mrs. Reaume and Miss Reaume will re-
ceive informally Friday afternoon for Miss
William. No invitations will be issued.
Mrs. Marshall N. Levey will observe her
first lat home" Wednesday, Nov. 3, from 3
to 5 o'clock. at No. 1909 North Alabama
street. She will be assisted by Mrs. Will
liam M. Levey and Mrs. Edward r. Parry
The Chatty Culture Club was delightfully."-
entertained Friday night at the home of
street. The programme consisted of must
cal selections and current literature read
ings
At the Womans Club Friday Mrs. John
n. Carey Will read a paper on cleopatra, -
and Miss Lucia Ray one on "A Study in
Shakespeare" The conversation will be on
both subjects and will be led by Miss Kath-
crime Merrill.
day afternoon for Mrs Alexander Patton, of
Paris, France, Miss Mary Pickens who has
recently returned from Europe, and Mrs.
Claude Sears who has recently come to this
city to reside.
The Parlor Club will meet Wednesday
evening with Mrs. Walter p Benton Mrs
Miss Elizabeth Nicholson of THE Times Of
Addison and Mrst William FL. Dye of 'Sir
Roger de Coverly.
MIR. Augustus Coburn will lead the four
cotilliOn figures which will be danced by the
young people at the party TO be given Tues
day evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Scot
Fraser and Mr.. Philemon Mitchell Watson
at the Propylaeum.
Mrs. j. S. Partridge gave a brake party
TO lrvington last night in honor of Miss Mea
Hall, of Dayton, who is visiting Miss Bes-
sic Miller. After number of Hallowe en-
games, luncheon was served and the party
returned to the city.
Miss Edith Bingham will entertain Miss
Edith Daniels and Miss Bessie Norman, of
They viii be here during the chrysanthe-
mum show, the DIR. Acantara" opera and
the Flower Mission fair.
The Misses Shortridge entertained infor-
mally Friday evening in honor of their
guests, Miss Mabel Trimble and Miss Olive
Tracy of Greenwich. Among the guests
were Misses Whitenack and Mary Miller
DIR. Worth, DIR. Bruner and Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Bridges.
Mrs. l.. c. Walker and Mrs. It. A. Win
terrowd have discontinued their reception
days for'the season. Mrs. M Eckhouse will
he at home Thursday afternoons and Mrs
Charles D. johnson Monday afternoons
Mrs. John c. Dean will not observe her
Thursday until the third Thursday of No
vember.
Mr.. and Mrs e. F. Cost and son Herbert
and Miss Maeder. of Cincinnati. who have
gate, returned home last night. Misses
Isabella and Jane Roache gave a dinner ar
the Walhalla yesterday in honor of Mr.
and Mrs Apologize and their guests and
Mr.. Samuel Kerr, of New Albany.
Misses Madge Page. Ethel Wilcox, Daisy
Burns and Messrs. Frank Cole, Robert Wy
man, George Rauh, William Roberts GUY
Falkner and Charles BUrkhart gave a
progressive dinner last evening, one course
being served at each young ladys house
After the final course there was dance.
The Magazine Club will meet Saturday
with Mrs. c. H. Badger. Mrs. M. N. A.
Walker will read of "Romola," Mrs. Maui
rice Albrecht of THE Historical Setting -
Miss Bella Bruce of 1.-The Art Setting" Mrs
N. 7. Perine of "Savona rola: the Secret of
His Influence" Miss Jessie Hamilton of
Tito and Romola' and Mrs. ]. S. Berryhill
of 1.-THE Themes.
J. f. DarnaI and wife of GreencastIe are
in the city visiting their daughter, Mrs A.
n. Grant, few days prior TO their de-
parture for NogaleS, Mexico. Mr.. Darnall
was recently appointed consul at Nogales
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