The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-12-05

ers of Liberty series at Plymouth Church
this evening, his subject being John Mar
SHALL"
Mrs. Charles s. wiltsie. of 1896 Central
avenue. will observe Monday as her day
at home
Mrs NJ. w. Root, of Cleveland, formerly
of this city, is visiting friends here for
few days.
Miss Louise Brink, who has been spending
a fortnight at home, returned TO Cincinnati
yesterday.
Mrs w o. De Way will give whist party
tomorrow evening for Miss Summers, of
Louisville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank F. Fitzgerald will
leave tomorrow for New York, to be absent
two weeks.
Miss McDermott, of Cincinnati, at dinner
last evening.
Mrs Stevens of Reading. Pa. will come
| in few days to visit her sister, Mrs. John
| w. Hotzman.
Mrs S. B. Holland, of Lima. o.. is the
guest of Mrs L. 3. Comley, No. SIS East
| Michigan street.
Mrs Frank H. Carter. of No. 1929 Broad
way, will entertain Wednesday and Thurs
| day Of this week.
Miss Edna Castor entertained the mem
| bers of the Avon Club at progressive clnch
| Thursday evening.
| Mrs. Alfred Burdsal has issued invitations
for a tea Wednesday afternoon at her home
| on North Capitol avenue.
Mr. and Mrs Henry NJ Waite. of Lexing-
ton. KY, will come to spend the holidays
| with Mrs Waites parents.
Queen Esther Auxiliary will meet at the
| home of Mrs. Luella Stephens, No. 3l9
South Alabama street, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Lovett, Of Anderson.
who came to attend Mr. and Mrs. Mayors
| party, returned home yesterday.
| Miss Ida Webster, of Danville. KY, is
visiting the family of her cousin. Mr.. j. +.
Durham, on East Eleventh street.
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| terday to spend two weeks with her sister,
Mrs. r. B. +. PIERCE, at the Delano
Mr.. Charles F.. Spegel and daughter
Grace, of Hartwell, o., who were in the city
a few days, have gone TO Cincinnati.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Scott Moore will give
| dance at the Propylaeum Friday evening
for their daughters, the Misses Moore.
Miss Anne wetherill. of Philadelphia, who
| has visited the Misses Erwin in this city,
| will be married in Philadelphia Wednes-
| day.
The At Home Club will meet with Miss
| Bertha May Heron Tuesday afternoon at
| street.
DIR. and Mrs Charles Omer Durham have
returned to their home, after d few days
| Salem.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steinhauer announce the en-
| gagement Of their daughter Bertha and Mr..
| Otto Miller, the wedding to take place in
February.
/ IOl. ellu MIS-. d. .. DietNA we're IIlcAliSu
| hfty-seven years ago Friday. Their ami
versary was quietly spent at their home on
| East Sixteenth street.
! Mrs M. II. Spades will leave Tuesday for
| New York to spend week with her sister,
| Mrs. A. S. White, before going to st.
| Augustine for the winter.
Miss Estelle Selig will leave for Cleveland
| this week to be the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
| Sam Deitsch. Miss Selig will visit rela-
| tives in other cities while away.
Mrs. John Graham Kirkwood's guest,
returned to her home. Mrs. Kirkwood en-
tertaned for her on Friday afternoon.
The young people of the First English
| Lutheran Church will be entertained Tues
Eicholtz (oid} No. AS North East street -''''
Miss Sara Layton Walker will come from
| Cleveland Tuesday and will be with her
parents until her marriage to Mr. Morris
Black, of Cleveland, week from WedneS-
| day.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Atkins will give a re-
! ception and musicale Wednesday evening IN
| honor of Mr.. and Mrs Arthur p Preston
Mr.. Preston will sing and Mr.. Edwin Farm
er will play.
Mrs. Lewis D. Stubs. of Richmond, and
MISS Mary Stubbs instructor in art at the
! Westminster. Seminary at Fort Wayne,
have been the guests of Mrs. W. S. Day
curing the ceramic exhibit.
The Daughters OF the American Revolu-
ton Will issue invitations this week for a.
reception Tuesday evening, Dec Ia, for
which Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Coleman have
| gwen their nome on North Meridian street.
The entertainment is eye musk and dance
of lang syne."
Mrs. Van Camp was hostess for a hand
] some euchre party Tuesday evening given
| IN honor of her sister, Miss Angie Sinks
OF w Washington. ID. c., and her friends Mrs
| Hauk and Miss Rue, of Paris, Ill. Among
| the guests were Mr. and Mrs. Scholtz Mr.
and Mrs. Sinks, Mr.. Rocker, the Misses
| Blue, Webb, Florence Sinks, Halle joyce
Van Camp, and Messrs. Sinks, Van Camp
and Francis. Miss Sinks returned home
| Friday.
Mrs e. Rowler entertained Friday after
noon, at her home in Morton place. in honor
| of her guest, Miss Eva Everley, of Chi
| cago. Games were played The drawing
room and library were decorated with holly
| and greens, and the dining room was
| adorned with pink and green, the table hav-
| ing profuSion of carnations and maiden
! hair fern, combined with pink ribbons. The
| guests from out of town were Miss May
| Condo, of Cleveland, and Miss Edith Love
| of Cincinnati.
The annual reception for the McAll Mis-
| sion will be held at the residence of Mrs.
! Charles Allen Dale, No. 2G33 North Meridian
! street, Tuesday afternoon and evening.
| There will be a number of Mr.. Gruee's
| pictures on exhibition and for sale, and the
| entertainment for both afternoon and even
| Ing will include choice selections by Mrs.
| Harriet Augusta Prunk, Mrs. Gertrude
| Haseler Fugate, Mrs. Mary Jeffrey Chris
| tian, Miss Parsons, Master Walter Eek
| house and Henry George. the whistler.
Church Entertainments.