The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-11-23

sion fair. including Mrs. Samuel Reid, Miss
Duncan and Miss Hawthorn. and to Mr.. w.
b. Poland Mr.. George lockwood and Mr..
s. A. Morrison. Later they gave a supper
at the Columbia Club, where Miss Martha
Bradshaw and Mr.. Bernard Kennedy joined
them.
Afternoon Club, and the privilege of in
vitng three friends was extended to each
member Interesting papers were read by
Mrs. Jessie Brown Pounds and Mrs. Ollah
Toph Mrs Minnie Gage Boyd and Miss
Hudson sang and Mrs. Bartholomew
played. Mrs. Anna Dickey Yockey was the
hostess. Rev. and Mrs. Pounds left last
evening for Cleveland, o., to make visit.
The Misses Atkins gave a theater party
last evening to see Modjeska for Miss
Katherine Winter, who is to leave this week
Miss Alice Fenton, of Chicago, who is Wis
ling Mrs A. NJ. Robertson. The other
guests were Miss Florence Day, Mr.. Thorn
as Winter Mr.. Arthur Smith, Mr. George
Hume, Mr.. Larz Whitcomb and Mr.. Her
bert Gates. Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Atkins
chaperoned the party,
Miss Ethel Healing gave a thimble party
yesterday afternoon and the young ladies
sewed for the benefit Of the Yandes-street
Kindergarten. The dining room was
adorned with pink flowers and pink carna-
tions were given as favors. The guests in
Guided Mrs c. +. Conner, Mrs. Good, Mrs.
Harry Bills and Misses Annie Thompson,
Blanche Mayne. June Southland, Helen Nc
Donald, Lottie Ingersoll, Miss Randall of
Stephens, Margaret Brookes Hortense
Wolston, Adelaine Graham, Martha Pier
son and Maud Morehead
Invitations for the Propylaeum ball to-
morrow evening have been sent to stock
holders only. Stockholders or their friends
may purchase tickets at 81 each from the
curator at her office, in the Propylaeum.
between the hours of 8 and o'clock. The
hostesses for the evening will be Mesdames
Sewall, e: b. Martindale, Fl: r. Allen, E. G.
Atkins, NJ b. Wilson, Henry SEVERN,
Jason Carey, John H. Holiday. Chapman,
Albert Baker, II. P. WATSON, Ruddell, Ed
T TeTd HeeR cd 550wE 3 PsF NJ Stew
art, Frederick Fahnley and Mrs. John Per-
rim, of Lafayette; Mrs. John Lovett, of
Anderson; Mrs. E. d. Marley. of Elletts-
vile, and Mrs. Chaplin Foster, who is chair
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Clune gave a handsome
party last evening in honor of Mr.. Walsh
and their daughters, Mrs. Walsh and Miss
Cecil Clune The guests were received in
the drawing room, which was deliberately
decorated with white chryanthemums and
smilax. Mrs. Clune wore an elegant gown
of black velvet with duchesse point lace;
Mrs Walsh wore pink silk and chiffon
trimmed with cream roses and Miss Clune
wore white net over white silk and car
ried pink roses. There were about one hun
dred and twenty-five guests who accepted
the Inequalities. Mrs. ClunG was assisted
by Misses Laura and Rose FITZGERALD Mrs
Dewenter and Miss Clara Langsenkamp.
L.l1 SoueH Pa Aoi anu iutdTy were adorned
With pink chryanthemums and palms. the
dining room in red and the breakfast room
in yellow, with German embroideries under
the basket of flowers on the tables An
orchestra furnished the music for the re-
ception and then went to the ballroom for
tho dance The ball room was simply but
effectively decorated with palms.
MARRIED SIXTY YEARS.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
RICHMOND, Ind Nov. 22.-To-morrow
Mr.. and Mrs David Nordyke will celebrate
the sixtietha anniversary of their marriage
They We're married Nov. 2S 1887, in the old
Whitewater Friends meeting house, this
city. Mr.. Nordyke is now eighty-two and
his wife is seventy-eight. He is still ac-
lively engaged in business.