The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-05-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Howell c. sigur have taken
up their residence at $50 North Illinois
street.
Mrs. Theodore O. Mckinney entertained
the card club of which she is a member
Thursday afternoon at her home on
Twenty-third street.
Mr.. George A. Given has returned after a
season with an opera company. Mr.. and
Mrs. Given are at home to their friends,
ll65 North Pennsylvania street.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Fry announce the
engagement of their daughter, Mary Han
ley, TO Harry d. Haring, of Cincinnati, the
wedding to occur the last of June.
Mrs William sprague is the guest of
Mrs. Charles Bachmann Wednesday even
ing Miss Emma Buschmann gave a grapha
phone party in honor of Mrs. Sprague.
The marriage is announced of Miss
Emma S. Glazier and Mr.. Frederick WIKI
ing last Tuesday evening at the home of
the bride, Ne. 308 North Liberty street.
Mrs. Finley Pugh has gone on an ex-
Finney, at Kansas City. Mrs. Pug will
also be the guest of friends in Chicago for
a week.
Miss Josephine Smith gave two delightful
l~uncheons Wednesday and Thursday in
honor of her guest, Mrs. William f. De
Long, of Danville. KY, formerly Miss Bes-
sic Cecil.
Mrs. Agnes Hit. National President of
the Woman's Relief Corps, attended the
department conventions of Texas and West
Virginia recently and will go tomorrow to
Lexington, KY.
Mrs. H. c. Newcomb will read a paper
on Ballads and Ballad Singers" Tuesday
afternoon at the Fortnightly Literary Club,
which will be illustrated by a number of
prominent musicians.
Miss Eleanor Carey gave a party at the
Country Gu yesterday to a few friends of
the neighborhood The party went to the
club on their wheels and had luncheon and
returned late in the afternoon.
Tuesday will be open day at the German
Literary Club, which will meet with Miss
Helen Mount. Mr.. Richard Lieber will
illustrated by members of the club.
Miss A. Blanche Bremerman. imperson-
ator reader OF miscellaneous writings,
will give a RECITAL on next Wednesday
Roberts Park Church and their friends.
Judge and Mrs. c. c.. Hines, who have
been spending several weeks with their
son, Mr.. Fletcher Hines and family, at
his country home. will leave the middle of
the week for their summer home in YER
mont.
Mrs. Delitha 3. Harvey will entertain the
Brown will read of Recent Popular Pub
lications,' and Mrs. A. H. Webb will read
of The Theater from a Moral Standpoint
and as an Educator"
The over the Teacups Club will meet Fri
day with Mrs. D.. l.. Wood. Mrs. Coke
Alexander will read a Sketch of LOWELL
Mrs. Allison Maxwell will read of "Lowelrs
Prose Writings" and Mrs. Arthur N.
Dwyer of "Lowelrs Addresses"
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Rice gave a dinner
Tuesday evening for a number of Pittsburg
Los Angeles, Cal. The floral decorations
were Of pink carnations. During the even
ing Miss Katherine Eden recited.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Illus Adler, and Mr.. Henry j. Harris, of
Louisville, KY. Misses Celia and Lille Har-
ris, sisters of Mr.. Harris, are visiting Miss
Adler, 423 North New Jersey street.
1I,a Fo,,r&l aao4;N. - H. A. IA
Society of the Central Christian Church
will entertain the ladies of the church and
their friends with a tea, at the home of
Mr.. Chas. Il. Whitsett. 1896 North Meridian,
Friday afternoon, from 2 to 5 o'clock.
The Zerelda Wallace Literary Club will
meet with Mrs. Showers, No. q East Pratt,
tomorrow afternoon, at 2;90 o'clock. Mrs.
r, n. Lamb will read her paper on "Arme-
MIA Mrs. Yochey will have a paper on
Whittier and Miss Bessie Richards will
sing.
Mrs. w. H. Cooke and Mrs. Haldeman
will entertain the members of Miss Cath
crime Merril's classes Tuesday afternoon,
and Prof. Demarchus Brown will read a
paper on Greek Literature" The classes
nave been studying in the same line for
some months.
The Minerva Club win meet tomorrow
With Mrs. Frank Morrison. Miss Gertrude
Goodhart will read of THE Str1ggle
Against Napoleon Miss Nancy E. War
man will read of The Duke Of yelling
tom and the round table discussion will be
II IISdly. VI 0Ileil.
Miss Ida Roney gave a graphophone
party Friday evening at her home, 302 Park
avenue, in honor of her guest, Miss Sarah
Miller, of Wapakoneta, Q. The guests in
Misses Austin and Rasmussen and Messrs.
Woods. Adams, Wilson and -Springsteen.
The Parlor Club will meet Wednesday
evening. Judge E. A. Brown, Miss Della
Dearborn and Miss Helen Mckay will have
the papers on the subjects, respectively. of
oOther Characters of Richard H." 1.-THE
INC q Or INx~ranzAl 49, -
Gardner, the Bishop and the Nobles," and
~Aumerle-His P~arents-Conflict Between
Family and State"
The Woman's Home and Foreign Mission
airy Society OF the Second Presbyterian
Church will meet in the lecture room
Wednesday forenoon. Mrs. Maxwel viii.
give a review of recent events among the
story, Within One Heart" which will be
followed by, a general discussion; Mrs; u.
Murphy and Miss Coffin win be the hos
tesses for the afternoon.
Invitations have been issued for the an
nual commencement of the Indiana-Boston
Harriet Augusta Prunk's residence, No. 1858
West New York street. The graduates are
Mrs. Florence Mitchell Chandler, Misses
Helen B. and Katherine Webb Purviance.
Miss Florence Gallup Atkins, Mr.. Clarence
L. Reid and Frank Willard Matthey. Miss
Blanche ODonnell, pianist, and Mr.. Will
lam f. Atkins, v~iolinist, will assist in the
programme.
The June class of '97 has issued invita-
tions for the first annual High School re-
ception at the Brenneke Academy, Friday
evening, May %. The committee on ar
rangements is William A. Atkins, Sampsell
w. Mansfield, Fletcher Hodges, Gilbert J.
Hurry David f. Smith, Harry R; Wilson
and Frank w. Spencer. The chaperons
will be Mrs. Elmer C. Sewall, Mrs. Edward
r. Hodges. Mrs; Charles F. Sayles. Mrs.
Martin w. Mansfield, Mrs. Henry Eitel and
Mrs. John n. Hurry.
The annual party for the young pupils.
from seven to twelve years of age, took
place last evening at the Brenneke Acad-
envy, and there was a large audience i'm the
gallery to see the children dance. Just such
a picture as they make in their pretty cos
tunes would be difficult to initiate any
where else; The fancy dances by Ethel
Reeves and Grace Pendleton and by Hazel
Kinney and Lily D. Foor in costume were
heartily applauded. The Two-step, Three
step, T1tlby. X-Ray Lancers and waltz
made up the programme of dances.
The annual reception at the Flower Mis-
afternoon and the spacious house was
thrown open for the inspection of the pub
Tic. IN guests were received in the parlor
by the president, Mrs. w. j. Mckee; vice
president of the Flower Mission. Miss Julia
Harrison Moore. Mrs. John II. Holiday
the treasurer, occupied a seat at a table to
receive donations. The clean rooms and
white beds We're most inviting and flowers
had been placed in a number of the rooms.
The s. A. Fletcher room, the Stewart and
Scott room. the Jackson room and the Car
rser room were all arranged with lowers.
MRS. A. ID. Thomas and Mrs. M. EckhouSe
had charge of the refreshments. and they
We're assisted by the young ladies of the
Flower Mission. The Mark Davis room.
which Is the surgery, received as a recent
gift an iron table and two iron chairs from
the Children's Mission Band of little girls of
North, Meridian street, Dough with the