The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-06-03

Mrs Hiram P. WATSON will not observe
her lat home to-day.
Mrs. o. S. Brumbach and children, of To-
ledo, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Carey.
Miss Jessie ALLEN, of Richmond, is visit
ing Miss Nellie Samuels on North Penn
sylvania street.
Mrs. A. NJ. DE souchet has gone to De-
troit, and will visit Toledo and Cleveland
before returning home.
Mrs; Robert g. Dain, who has been
D. c., will return home to-day.
Mrs. R. C. Marshall was at home inform
ally yesterday afternoon for Mrs. e. w,
Weyer, of st. Louis, who is her guest.
Ex-Judge Robert w. Mcbride left yester-
day for England. He will sail on the Lu-
cania Saturday and will be abroad two
months.
Section 2 of the Ladies' Social Circle
will hold a meeting in the parlors of the
First Baptist Church tomorrow afternoon
at 2:30 o'clock.
tea tomorrow afternoon in honor of Miss
Virginia Keep and her visitor, Miss Foster,
of Davenport, la.
Miss Anna Louise Beck entertained a
party of twelve girls with an informal
porch party yesterday morning for Miss
Keep and Miss Foster.
Miss Emily Meigs of Lafayette, will come
tomorrow to spend a few days with her
cousins, Misses Mary and Sarah Meigs, en-
route home from Glendale.
The last cornet recital by Mr.. L. e.
Pecks pupils will be given tomorrow even
ing at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs j. c.
Dickson, No. 240 North East street
The engagement is announced of the only
daughter OF Major e. w. Halford, Jean
nette, and surgeon OF the United States
army stationed at Fort Logan, Denver, Col
Orado.
Earl Snyder, of Daytonia, o., came yes
terday to spend three months with 1,, his
Eleventh street -(new) and to study the
violin with Mr. Hugh McGibeny.
Miss Ida Foudray will go to Crawfords-
vile Saturday TO attend the wedding of
winter and Mr.. Frank Evans, which will
take place June 9. Miss Foudray will play
the wedding march.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Rush, No. 500
North Capitol avenue, will receive their
friends informally Saturday evening from
to 10 o'clock for DR.. Stuckenberg, late of
Berlin, and formerly pastor of the First
English Lutheran Church of this city
Miss Stella Adams, who has been attend
ing Miss McDonald'S school in Washing
ton d. c., will return home to-day, accom-
panied by Miss Louise Porter, of that city.
Miss Jeanette Judson Will give wheel
party Saturday in honor of Miss Porter.
Yesterday was the golden wedding ami
versary of Mr. and Mrs John S. Spann.
A number of their friends called and the
couple received flowers and other tokens of
appreciation. They have always lived in
this city and within few squares OF the
Circle, and both are widely known.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Coleman entertained
a few friends last evening at progressive
hearts for their guests, Mrs. Cool, of New
York and Miss Summers, of Louisville.
The appointments were handsome and APP
propriate. Friday afternoon Mrs. Coleman
will give a card party for Miss Summers.
The patronesses for the dance this even
ing at Woodruff Place will be Mrs. William
H. Armstrong, Mrs. John T. Dye Mrs l.
D. Grover, Mrs. J. b. Rob Roberts. Mrs. A. c.
Fortune and Mrs. O. S. Huey. The play of
the Happy Pair, by Miss Armstrong
and Mr., Edward E. Gates, will be given
soon after o'clock, and will be followed
by dance The proceeds are for the chill
dren's Fairgrounds to be maintained dur
ing the summer vacation.
A number of young married people, who
have been having dances at the Brenneke
Academy during the winter, had a party
yesterday at the Country Club. The ladies
went out in the morning. Cards were
played, and after luncheon there was a
bowling contest. The gentlemen went out
for Z o'clock dinner, and in the evening
the cards and bowling. Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn
B. Millikan were in charge of the enter
tainment
Miss Nina Bond gave a pretty reception
formerly Miss Margaret Roberts, of this
city who has returned here to live, Mr..
Henry having been appointed state libra
rian. Miss Bond was assisted in the par
lorS by Mrs. Wilmer +. Christian, Mrs. w.
b. ROBBERS Miss Harriet Cleland, Miss Jes-
sic Daggett and Miss Margaret Anderson.
In the dining room the table was daintily
appointed with doilies and pink roses. and
Miss Mabel Folsom, Mrs. Edward Kings
bury, Miss Elizabeth Hough and Miss An
ma Carter assisted in serving the ices. Pink
flowers and vines formed the decoration in
each of the rooms Among the guests. num-
bering about one hundred, was Miss Har-
din, of Harrodsburg, Ky.
Mrs George c. Haerle gave a charming
reception yesterday afternoon, having as
her guests of honor Mr.. Haerle's sister.
Mrs Leighton, Of Chicago. and Miss Won
StarlIlofT. of ST Louis. The beautiful new
home on North Pennsylvania street was
simply and effectively decorated with vases
of flowers, roses predominating in the
drawing room, carnations in the library
and marguerites in the dining room The
assistant hostesses were Mrs Bertrand B.
Adams, Mrs. Newton Todd and Miss Reiss
of st. Louis, while the honors of the libra
ry ard dining room We're None bv the
Misses Holman, Miss Reese, the Misses
Brink. Miss Hollweg, Miss Clara Hauesen
and Miss Alma Haerle Among the guests to
ACCEPT Mrs. Haerle's hospitality We're the