The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-11-25

Mrs. Thaddeus e. Houston. whose mar
riage occurred Nov. IS, and her sister, Miss
Peery, of Greensburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Rady have issued
invitations for a party Monday evening at
their home on Central avenue.
Misses Sadie and Mary Kirlin have gone
to Louisville to spend few days with their
sister. Mrs. John T. MacapIey. ~
Mr.. Harry Long gave drive to the Coun-.
try Club yesterday afternoon in honor or
Miss Hollinger, of Terre Haute.
Mrs T. A. Randall entertained her card
club and a few other friends yesterday
afternoon at progressive euchre.
Mr.. and Mrs George B. Walton have re-
turned from Hamilton, o., where they were
the guests of DR.. Hancock and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philo Clark Darrow and
son. of Chicago, will spend Thanksgiving
with their mother, on Randolph street
Mrs. Raymond and Miss Garrard, who
have been visiting Mrs. Comfy and Miss
Louise Garrard, were called home yester-
day.
Miss Estelle McCune has issued invita-
tons for tea Saturday afternoon for her
visitor, Miss Evelyn Hollinger, of Terre
Haute.
Mrs W. c. Whitehead has issued invita-
tons for euchre party Wednesday after
noon for her guest, Miss Whitehead, of
Jackson. Tenn
Miss Bertha Gray, of this city, and DR..
Garragus of KokOmo, were married in
Connersville last evening. Several friends
attended from here.
Mrs. Ellsworth, of Lafayette came yes
terday to accompany her daughter, Miss
Annie Ellsworth, who is attending Knicker-
hacker Hail. home for the Thanksgiving va
cation.
The ladies of the Central Christian
Church will give tea at the home of Mrs.
John Landers, odd 379 North Pennsylvania
street, tomorrow afternoon. Miss Malott
and Mrs Danforth Brown will sing and
Miss Beulah Scott will give recitation.
Miss Theresa Pierce and Miss Florence
Atkins, who are at Vassar College, were
the guests of Dwight Day, at Yale, on the
occasion occasion of the famous football game with
chaperoned by Mr. Henry d. Pierces mar
ried sister, who lives in New York
Mrs S. Elliott Perkins was hostess yes
visitor, Miss Alice Dryer, of Terre Haute
Only young ladies were invited for the tea.
Mrs. Perkins was assisted by Mrs. j.. w.
Edna Benton. Among the guests were Miss
Griffith, of Evanston; Miss Daniels, of Day
ton, and Miss Hawkins, of Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin o. Ryker gave a
chrysanthemum dinner last evening to a
party of friends who went to Boston to the
Christian EndeavOr convention two years
ago. The table decorations and favors were
of the autumn flowers. The guests included
Miss Sloan, Miss Fletcher and Miss Mary
Ryker of Franklin, Miss Katherine Daley
of Muncie, Mr.. Dicinger of Chicago, Miss
Jeanette Brown, Miss Vivian Greene, Mr..
Charles McDougal and Mr.. Custer Ryker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Busby gave a
handsome dinner last evening to number
of bachelor friends. The several rooms, as
we'll as the table, We're, decorated with
chrysanthemums of various colors. Mrs.
Busby wore an elegant gown of black and
green striped satin. with a corsage of black
satin trimmed with lace and marten. The
guests were Mr. James M. Richie and Mr..
Edward Hedges of Lebanon, Messrs c. c.
Hanch Howard Jones, Raymond Thomp-
son, Henry Palmer, John Harrison, John
Clark, Willis and George Miller.