The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-11-28

tertained Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Mason. Mr..
and Mrs G. F. Adams and Mrs. A. +. Spru-
ance.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gent (Mrs. Gent
was formerly Miss Nellie Browning), who
have been living west of the city, have
taken the house No. 2l3 West Eleventh
street
Miss Holliger. who is visiting Miss Nc
Cune, and Miss Media Dickson. VINO is
visiting Mr.. George A. Dickson's family,
will return to their homes in Terre Haute
to-day.
Mrs. John C. Dean entertained the mem
bers of Miss Armstr ong's kindergarten
Wednesday afternoon, and was assisted
with the. children Dy Miss Armstrong and
Mrs. c. E. Coffin.
Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Myers. of An
derson, who came to attend the BuTford-
Carnahan wedding and take Thanksgiving
Cravens's. in Irvington, have returned
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Gundelfnger have just
left PEORIA Ill, where they spent few
daughter, and will visit DR.. and Mrs. Henry
Bak, of Chicago. They will return TO Peoria
before coming home.
Mr.. and Mrs Fenton, Mr.. and Mrs. Bar
nard and Mr.. and Mrs. Neeld, who nave
been spending few days. with Mr. and
Mrs. Charles F. Sayles, will return nome
to-day. They were entertained, at gunner QW
last evening by Major and Mrs. w. ).
Richards.
Invitations will be issued tomorrow by
Colonel and Mrs. l. n. Walker for the mar
Walker, and Mr.. Morris Black. of Cleve-
land O., to take place Wednesday noon
Dec IS, at the Meridian-street Church.
breakfast to the family will follow the cefe-
mony.
The At Home Club met with Mrs; Charles
A. Bags and daughter, Miss Stella Iute-
wer Tuesday Mee ere Of Tepre
Haute Miss Whitehead of Tennessee. MRS.
Hoblit and the Misses Hoblit OF Mlnneapose
lis, and Mrs. Reiner and MISS Relner VI
Portland, Ore.
Mrs. H. r. Allen will be at home inform
ally Tuesday afternoon for Mrs: n; -.
Allen, jr. Mrs. Allen will be assisted py
Mrs. Charles Martindale, MRS. y r.
Sharpe, jr., Mrs. Augustine Boice, Mrs; ,.
NJ Shepard, Mrs. James Z. wright, MIS-.
William Mode Taylor and Mrs. freoerick
Murray Ayres.
The Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton will give an evening reception at the
residence Of Mrs. w. H. Coleman Dec. ID
The committee having the entertainment OF
old songs and quaint dances in charge is
Mrs. Bement Lyman, Mrs. john n, Harey,
Mrs. ]. H. Claypool, Mrs. j. A. Mllpurn
and Miss Malott.
Mabel Pr Hollenbeck daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. David H. Parmelee, of this city, and
Mr. Green B. Raum, jr., son OF General
Green B; Raum, were married IN New YORK
Wednesday at the Church of the Epiphany
by the Rev. Joseph Hutchinson. After an
extended trip they will make their home at
the PlaZas IN New 1OTk.
Mrs. Frank Wood entertained a large
company of friends at six-hand euchre yes
terday afternoon at her pretty new nome
on North Pennsylvania street. Yellow
can beauty roses in the other rooms were
the tasteful decorations. Mrs. Wood was
assisted in her Inequalities by Mrs Horace
Wood Mrs. Husbands and Mrs. William
Foor. Mrs George Whitley, of Springfield,
ILL., and Miss Summers, of Louisville were
among the players.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Rosenberg enter-
tanned friends at cards last evening IN
honor of Mr.. Rosenberg's birthday anniver,
sary. The rooms were prettily decorated
with southern sm9S and Pink and and w9te
were the colors used in the decorations, the
favors of carnations, the ribbons on the
tally cards and in the ices, cakes and con-
fections. Ribbons of the two .colors formed
a canopy from the corners of the room 70
the chandeliers. The prizes for the ladies'
were handsome pieces of embroidery MADE
by the hostess Mr. Rosenberg was remem-
| bered with number of gifts from ms
| friends. Mrs. Rosenberg was assisted py
her mother, Mrs. Brougher, in entertaining.
Miss Estele McCune gave an informal
| tea yesterday afternoon for her VISITOR,
| Miss Evelyn Hollinger, of Terre Haute.
| The two young ladies and Miss Media DICK
| son, also of Terre Haute, received the COM
| pany in. the parlor, which was adorned with
winter smilax and white flowers In the al
chocolate was ssTy ss F fh9m Han and
Charles e. Hall assisted in entertaining the
Misses Este Ellie and md Cora king Miss Eleanor
| Gibson Mrs Harry F. Hoover and MISS
| Genieve extended the Inequalities. PINK
| EFFECTIVELY placed for decoration. Among
~.gnests%weTe Miss Peery. or GreenspNu1Iig,
and the Misses Lawler, or Salem, ana MISS
Whitehead of Tennessee.
The Century Club will give a reception at
| the Propylaeum tomorrow afternoon from
| 3 to O'Clock for Mr.. Anthony HOPS, ddaw
| Plymouth Church in the evening are ex-
pected to be used for the reception, also:
Among those who have been asked to assist
jamin. Harrison, Mrs John L; Grifht ms
| Mrs John H. Holiday, Mrs Albert Rabb,
Mrs Hilton u Brown, Mrs. s. VI ia s Ga n
Reynolds, Mrs. Herbert w. Eoltz, Mrs.
Myla F. Ritzinger. Mrs. Morris Ross. Mrs.
Mrs. 5rseg Jacob CO p Dunn mrs Mrs. Evans woolen
Mrs. Augustus Coburn, Mrs. Charles w.
| Moores, Mrs. William Fortune Mrs. Ern-
Mary 4. coigan, Miss 9 Frances Atkins, Miss
Emma Atkins, Miss Mary, Foster Miss
Florence Malott, Miss Elizabeth Ray, Miss
| Jane Graydon, Miss Margaret Carey, Miss
| Bessie Hendricks. Miss Grace WATSON and
| Miss Martha Bradshaw.
| Mrs. Pierre Gray gave handsome recep-
| ton yesterday afternoon in honor of her
| guest, Miss Hawkins, of Portland, and Mrs.
| w. Fl. Griffith's guest, Miss Elise Griffith.
| of Evanston. The two parlors were adorned
! Will pIO1uSlOn VI CHI WHilS
predominating in the parlor and yellow in
| the sitting room, where yellow Mexican
| embroideries added to the symphony in col
or. For the dining room spicy pink carna-
| tons adorned the table and buffet. Mrs.
Gray was assisted by coterie of delight
full friends, including Mrs. Charles n.
Thompson, Mrs. l.. r. Levey, Mrs John w.
Kern, Mrs. w. r. Brown, Mrs. w. H. Grif-
! fifth, Mrs. Z. NJ Oge, Mrs. F. M. Heron,
| Mrs. II. f. Drew, Mrs c. f. Sayles, Mrs.
d. C. Griffith, Mrs. c. e. Coffin, Mrs. G. N.
| Catterson, Miss Pomeroy, Miss Helen Con-
ner. Miss Kate Catheart. Miss Ruth Mich
oas and Miss Lutz. In the evening Mr..
and Mrs. Gray gave hearts party for Miss
Hawkins, Miss Griffith and Mr.. Jaqua, who
has come to this city for the winter. The
the husbands of the married ladies, and a
number of young people, were the guests.
Art Notes.
Mrs, d. w Coffin viii give an exhibit
of her water colors Wednesday and Thurs
day, from 8 TO 3 o'clock. at her home No.
1913 North Illinois street, and Mrs. John
Holiday Murphy will at the same time and
There are no invitations.
Mr.. Otto Stark will give an exhibit of his
summer work and late pictures tomorrow
afternoon and evening and all day Tuesday
in the parlors of Mrs. ]. A. MilbuTn, No.
be issued and Mrs. Milburn asks all of her
friends, and all who enjoy art TO call and
see them Mr.. Stark will be present Mon
day evening and Tuesday afternoon and
evening.
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