The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-02-06
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

party Monday. Feb. Is.
The l.. j.. l.. Club will be entertained
Monday by Mrs David l.. Kahn.
Mrs James II. McKernan entertained
number of friends at cards yesterday after
noon.
Mrs. r. Kirshbaum will give a reception
Feb 70 in honor of her daughter, Mrs. NJ.
Z. Fisher.
Miss Edith Yarnelle. of Fort Wayne. will
sing at the First Presbyterian Church to-
morrow evening.
Mrs. June Shoemaker Williams will sing
the offertory tomorrow morning at Me-
ridian-street Church.
Mrs. Reinhard, of Chicago, will come to-
day to visit her sister. Mrs. Henry Kahn.
on North Pennsylvania street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry S. Fraser gave a
family dinner party last evening at their
home on North Delaware street.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank w. Wood have TAX
en- possession of their new home No. 9S7
North Delaware street. Morton Place.
Mr. and Mrs. James S. Cruise have re-
turned from their wedding trip and are at
home at No. s1l North Meridian street.
Mrs. Charles NJ. Reynolds will give a
small tea this afternoon for Miss Harris,
who is Mrs. Marvin Rice Maxwells guest.
Mrs. Juliet v. Strauss, who has been
making a short visit to Mrs. ". III. Glass
cock, has returned to her home in Rock
vile.
Mr.. Charles p HiIlingsworth and family
have taken possession Of their new home.
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reside with them
The ladies of Roberts Park Church are
making arrangements for a Martha Wash
ington tea party Feb. Y, at the home of
Mrs. L. @. Cornelius.
Mr.. and Mrs f. w. Mclean gave dim
ner last evening in honor of Miss McClin-
took. of Philadelphia, who is visiting Mrs.
S. f. Faber on North Meridian street.
Mrs. Louis Deschler entertained about fif-
ty friends yesterday afternoon at six-hand
euchre and last evening Mr. and Mrs.
peschler gave a hearts party TO few
friends. Pretty favors were presented to all
of the guests.
Mr. and Mrs A. d. Thomas, of Woodruff
Place. gave pink rose dance last evening
10 about fifty friends at their pretty home.
The decorations through the rooms were
entirely of pink roses. The guests were
friends from Woodruff Place and the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Nell have removed
from the Chalfant to No: $50 North Ala
bama street, where Mrs. Nell will observe
her first reception day Wednesday. The af-
ternoon hours are from to 5, and in the
evening Mr.. and Mrs. Nell will receive from
to 10 o'clock.
The sixteenth anniversary of the organiza-
ton of the Christian Endeavor movement
will be observed by the local society of the
First Presbyterian Church Tomorrow. Rev.
NJ. l.. HaineS, pastor of the church, has
asked the society to take entire charge Of
the services in the evening.
Miss lone Scholl entertained about forty
friends yesterday afternoon at cards and
presented handsome prizes TO the players.
The house was tastefully arranged with
flowers for the occasion. Among the guests
was Miss Forsyth, of Harrodsburg. KY
who is visiting Miss Edna Williams.
Guests at the Woman's Club yesterday
were Mrs. Wright. Mrs Turner, of Oswego.
n. T., and Mrs. II. b. Sherman, of Wis
H. Wells (read by Miss Anna Hendric<s).
and Mrs. L. @. Wiley and the CONVERSE
ton. "A Winter on the Nile was led by
Miss Mamie i. Newcomer.
Mr. toll ri
party to forty last evening at their home
on North Meridian street. Smilax and
Southern moss draDed the doorways and
arches. and flowers were placed i'm hand
some vases on the mantels. The prizes for
the game were all of china. Following the
game "A penny for your thought" was
tried, and "A pretty prize was presented for
that. Among the gusts was Mrs. Wright.
of Lafayette. who is visiting Mrs. Frank
Gates.
The German CotilIion Club gave its Feb
ruary dance at the Brenneke Academy. and
there was a full attendance of the men,
bers- Among the guests We're Mr.. and Mrs
Gr rasV Of anderson Mrs. HENSON wore 1e''a
beautiful gown of striped satin brocade, the
low corsage trimmed with broad duchesse
point lace and the sleeves of lace were
trimmed with roses and leaves Miss Gray
wore a dainty green taffeta with organdie
and trimmings of white ribbons.
A number of young girls will hold a val
entine fair this afternoon at the residence
of Mrs. w. II. Coleman. No. "a West Elev-
enth street (old Second), for the benefit of
the Boys Club. The hostesses will be
Mabel Talbot. Margaret Shipp. Enid Nor
ris, Marguerite Lilly. Eloise Lyman, Ruth
Pratt. Ruth McCulloch. Margaret Spear.
Gertrude Hinson. Belle Remy. Suenma
Vajen Coleman. Gertrude Spann. Helen
Bennett, Hilda Fletcher, Edith Wilson and
Helen Day There will be valentines and
pretty, small articles for sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ". Reynolds gave a
handsome dinner last evening in honor of
Miss Isabelle Irving. of the Prisoner of
Zenda" company. The round table was
adorned with large basket of marguerites
and ferns. The guests TO meet Miss Irving
were Mr. and Mrs Charles MartindaIe.
Miss Harris of Governors Island Miss
Katherine V. Walcott Miss Emma Martin
dale. Mr.. W. W. knight, Mr.. Newton Booth
| Harrington and Mr.. Wallace Krag. Mr.
ton OF the guests. Later in the evening a
| theater party was given TO the play.
Mrs Il. Fisher and Mrs. David Kahn re-
! ceved informally yesterday afternoon in
| honor of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. =. Fisher. who
recently returned from their wedding trip.
Mrs. Kahn was assisted in receiving by
| Mrs r. Kirshbaum. mother of the guest of
| honor. and in entertaining by Mrs. Henry
kantrowitz. Mrs. Henry Kahn. Miss kirsh-
| baum and Miss Minnie kirshbaum. The
| rooms We're decorated with roses and car
| nations with American Beauty roses i'm the
center OF the dining room table. on which
were embroideries, cut glass and silver in
| profusion. Last evening Mr.. and Mrs. Kahn
| gave q dinner of twelve covers in honor
| OF Nh. and Mrs. Fisher. Mrs. Sansberry,
| of Anderson. and Mrs. Seidenbery of Mil
| waukee. who are visiting Mrs. NJ. Eek
house. were among the guests.