The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-06-20


Mrs. f. NJ sinsabaugh. of carroI,to. u,
IS spending month with her parents Dr''
ana MRS; X. III. Bigger, at new No. 2Ol
North Alabama street.
The engagement is announced of Miss
p "a Nicholson daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
IN; Nicholson, OF No. 705 Buchanan street
and Mr.. Felix Schwartz.
Mrs. Hardcastle and children, of Chicago.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry rer T. wi BroR ner
on East Fifteenth street.
bs Mrs Sax a; J. Young. whp, has been visiting
f! gone 10 New York for a few weeks.
she VIII return here next month
MISS Mary Hussey. who has just been
graduated In the School Of Design. in Chi
ccdago' Is spending few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. Hussey, of Woodruff Place.
Miss Kate Smith has issued invitations
Tor tea Friday, from to o'clock, for
tomorrow to visit Miss Jeanette Judson
Miss Amelia Waring Platter left yester.
day for Seymour where she will visit two
weeks when she will go TO Reward Wax
mer. - 'N0
Mr.. Henry D. Pierce gave a talk on
,,SChina. Friday at Public School No. II,
illustrating with collection of curlos Mr.
fierce returned from New York for the
purpose.
=, Miss May Henley will give a garden party
tuesday at the home of her sister, Mrs
Bieler, in Woodruff Place in honor of Miss
Chicago. -
Mrs. John L. Moore and Miss Lillian
hoore have issued invitations for a recep-
ton Thursday afternoon in honor of Mrs
G. Cook.
g lawn fete will be given by ladies of
SITS. Peter ana Paul Chapel at the grounds
Of st; Agnes Academy. corner old Fifth and
Meridian streets, Wednesday and Thursday
evenings.
Mrs; w. l. Taylor, nee Meurer, of Kan
saS City is visiting her parents on Virginia
avenue, Mrs. Meurer and Mrs Taylor viii
be at home Friday afternoon informally
No invitations.
Miss Theresa Pierce. who has just fin
lsheC her freshman year at Vassar College
IS visiting the family of Rev Archibald
McCullagh, z classmate Of her father at
Princeton College.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle n. A. Walker. of
North Pennsylvania street. entertained q
number of friends informally Tuesday
evening Ia Observance Of their second wed
ding anniversary.
The ladies of Christ Church will give a
lawn fete Tuesday evening at the home OF
Or. SeIman, No. $50 East Washington
street; A number Of attractive features
About one hundred young people of the
First Baptist Church went to Broad Ripple
Friday for picnic. Speeches were made
by number of gentleman, when supper
was served in the pavilion.
Miss Carmen Ryan, of Wiliamsport, Pa.
arrived yesterday 10 visit Miss Helen Arm
party Wednesday for her guest and Miss
Kate Clay, of Lexington, Ky.
Miss Rolene Hale is visiting her mother.
The marriage of Miss Hale to Mr., Herman
Wednesday morning at II o'clock, at the
residence of DR.. and Mrs. Pfaff.
Mr.. Charles, F. Mardis, of Omaha and
Mrs. G. o. Dodge. of North Bend, Neb.. who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Rash and
Miss Mabel Rash. of No. 1914 keystone ave-
nue., tor several weeks, have returned home
The marriage of Miss Bertha M. Sieg-
take place Wednesday at Akron, O. Miss
Siegfried has visited in this city and was
the bridesmaid at the marriage of Miss
Prier.
Mrs Carl Won Hake will go to Paines-
Vile, o., on Monday to attead the COM
mencement exercises Of the Lake Erie sem
mary. After the exercises, accompanied
by her daughter Alberta, she will visit in
Canada for a month or more.
Mrs. Flora Marsee. No. 708 North New
Jersey street will be hostess for the Inter-
Nos Literary CLUB on Wednesday after
noon, assisted by her daughter, Miss Mary
Marsee, and Miss Bessie Brown This will
be the last meeting of the year.
A wheel party was given Monday night
by the Misses Ida and Eta Benar in honor
of Miss Josephine Grammar, of Louisville,
Ky, They were chaperoned by Mr. and
Mrs. Isaac Rice. After an enjoyable ride
supper was served at the Blacherne.
Miss Louise Garrard Misses Stella and
Katherine Walcott, Miss Katherine Ayres
and Miss Ward, of Evanston, viii spend
the month OF August at West Point. The
Misses Walcott will visit friends at Utica
n. Y, for fortnight before going there
Mr. and Mrs. Z. j. Heeb gave a reoep-
ton last night to the graduating class OF
ness University A buffet lunch was served
the class colors, lavender and white, being
carried out in the ices and cakes. An or
chestra furnished music Tor reception ana
dancing.
Services this evening at the Seventh Pres
byterian Church will be conducted by the
Young Mems Sunday Evening Cup; There
Smith, of the Tabernacle, and music by
Miss Loyeloy the choir and quartet by
and Mr. William Chaffee.
The ladies of St PauIs Church will give
a garden party TOMORROW evening at the
residence of Mr.; and Mrs S, %. Perkins,
No. 573 North Pennsylvania street. Mr..
and Mrs. a. F. Potts and Miss Julia Harfi-
son Moore will have charge of the Punch
and, judy corner. Charles Jones, Jr" VII
read palms, and there will be music by the
Mandolin Club.
Mrs. Alex. r. Monroe gave a company
Wednesday afternoon to about forty ladies
her guest, Mrs. p. D. MeGregor The
amusement was guessing contents of
bundles which each guest had been in
Vited to bring. The hostess was assisted by
Mrs. Harmon Friedly and her little Gdugh-
tiers, Cora and irene. Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Gregor have returned 10 their home, in
Mrs. Augustus Bruner gave a porch party
yesterday afternoon at her home, on North
New Jersey street having as her guests or
honor Mrs. b. b. Holland and Mrs. Walters,
of Ottawa, Ill. Mrs Willard Mcclure, OF
Louisville, and Mrs. Belle Wood HolSate,
of Duluth. The guests were amused with
bundle contest the articles being wrapped
in dainty packa ges, and by touching them
the contents We're TO be guessed. The porch
was prettily decorated with rugs and flow
erS.
Mrs. Henry Eitel entertained a small com
pany of friends Monday evening for her
guest Mrs. Henry III. Scott, of Covington'
KY An informal musical and literary pro-
gramme was rendered. A compliment was
paid the presence of James Whitcomb
Riley as well as his sister, Mrs. Eltel, in
the rendition of the song, There, Little
Girl, Don't Cry followed by an especial
original piano arrangement of the same by
Mr.. Oliver Willard Pierce. Mrs. McGibeny
gave Little Boy Blue" in monologue, and
Mr.. w. c.. Forsythe favored the company
with clever story from his own pen.
Mr.. and Mrs j. H. Vaien gave hand
some dinner last evening in honor Of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry l.. Wilson. The table was
covered with lattice of smilax and
Madame Testout roses and bowl or the
roses occupied the center of the table set.
on a duchess lace square. The friends 10
meet Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Were Governor
and Mrs. Mount. Admiral and Mrs. George
Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Fl. Blair. Rev.
and Mrs Joseph A. Milburn. Mrs. M. A.
Stewart, Mr.. and Mrs. Willis c.. Vajen,