The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-10-17

VIII be given THURSDAY evening III 4 M l.
Hall. on East North street
Mr. and Mrs. E. c. Atkins will entertain
a number of friends tomorrow evening for
Mr.. Charles Holman-Black.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Steele have gone to
Hartford Conn, called by the illness OF
their daughter. Mrs Collins.
DR.. and Mrs. A. F. Emminger, of Co
lumbus. o.. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. +.
f. Mutchner, on Broadway.
Mr. Bernard ]. w. Lizius gave an in
formal farewell stag party at his home, 1913
College avenue, last evening.
Miss Nora Collier is in New York city,
visiting friends and during her stay in the
East will study portrait painting.
Circles /, 4, ), and 8, of the church. will
give a Samantha Allen party at Central
avenue NJ. f. Church next Friday.
Charles Louis Loos. president of the Ken
lucky University. is the guest of j. w.
Smith 307 new North Alabama street.
At the Indianapolis Literary Club to-Inor-
row evening Mr.. John E. Cleland will read
paper on IAN Archangel Little Damaged
Mrs. Wesley A. Smith and son, of Or-
bana, O., are the guests of their uncle j.
w. Smith 307 new North Alabama street.
ar. and Mrs. William Boyd and son Low
ell. of Washington, are the guests of Mr.
and Mrs Lon Boyd, of North Capitol ave-
nue..
At the first meeting of the Century Club,
Tuesday evening, Mr.. James L. Mitchell VIII
read a paper on Diplomatic Correspond
ence"
The Chapel Club will meet Wednesday
evening at o'clock at the residence Of Mrs.
Z. n. Granting, new $40 North Delaware
street
Mr. and Mrs e r. DarIon of st. Louis
have come to this city to reside, and are
located at No. 2209 North Pennsylvania
street.
Mrs. Mary ]. Cooper has returned home
after an absence of five months in the East
and will be with her daughter, Mrs e. A.
Baker.
Mrs. ]. I. Herrlott is visiting at her old
home in Athens, o., where she has not been
for many years, and is receiving many at
tentions.
Mrs. f. A. Hendrickson and son returned
home yesterday, after a trip to northern
Michigan resorts, and visit with friends
in Detroit
Mr.. T. H. Collier who has been visiting
Miss Collier and other relatives for a few
weeks has returned TO his home, in Little
Rock, Ark
Mrs. A. J. Bowman announces the engage
ment of her daughter Bertha to Mr.. Will
| liam Lamb, the wedding to occur in
| November.
Mrs. Raymond and Miss Emily Garrard.
| of Clarksburg W. Va, will come soon to
| visit their sisters, Mrs. Comfy and Miss
Louise Garrard
Mr.. John Burns. of st. Louis, is the guest
| Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Davidson, No. 316 Da-
wilson street, during the convention of the
| Christian Church.
Mr. Daniel Arnheim and family Of Allie
| gheny City, Pa, have come to this city to
| live. and have taken the residence at No.
| 1912 Central avenue.
There will be a meeting of Section of
| the Social Circle of the First Baptist
| Church Friday afternoon at o'clock in the
| parlors of the church.
Miss Katherine Wallick will go to Lafay-
Miss Rose Wallace. Miss Edith Wallick
will be one of the guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry S. Fraser and Mr..
Philemon Mitchell Watson have issued in
70 for a rfU a a PrnnNlQnI1n0
Tuesday evening. Nov. 2.
Mrs. j. w. Mitten, of Fort Wayne, and
Miss Katherine Adair, of Thorntown, are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs f. G. Harper, on
North New Jersey street
Mr.. Charles HolmanBlack was enter
tanned at dinner Tuesday evening by Mr.
]. M. Crandall and daughter, Mrs Cutting
Covers were laid for twelve.
The Clio Club will meet Friday with Mrs.
Furnas Mrs. Emma K. Chandler will read
a paper on Irish Literature and Mrs. j.
w. Risk will read of Samuel Love-"
Mrs. William ]. Glossbrenner will give
kitchen shower, Monday afternoon, at her
| home, in Douglass Park, for Miss Bertha
Bowman and Miss Jeanette Howies
Mrs. H. H. Hornbrook has issued invita-
| tons for a tea Tuesday afternoon for the
| Misses Law, of Ithaca, N. Y, who are visit
ing her sister, Miss Margaret Smith
Hall-place Church will give reception to
their new presiding eide, Rev. e. B. Rawls,
| and wife, and to their new pastor, Rev. G.
M. Smith, and wife, Friday evening.
Mr.. d. H. Parmalee has gone to New
York city to bring home his grandson, Mas
ter, Webb Holenbeck, who has been visit
ing his mother for the last three months.
Mrs. Mary p Travis. department presi-
dent of the w. r. c., of Charlottesville,
Ind, is very i'll at the home of her niece.
Mrs. S. B. Rea. No. 22O3 Talbot avenue.
Miss Lucy Holiday will give linen
shower tomorrow for Miss Lyon, and Miss
Margaret Carey will give a dinner Tuesday
evening in honor of Miss Lyon and Mr..
Hall
The Philomathian Club will meet Friday
with Mrs. f. G.. Richie. "Feudal France"
THE Crusaders and Hugo's 'Guizot" will
| be considered by Mrs. S. w. Trout and Mrs.
Il. f. Flichinger.
| The Rev. ID. s. Knots, the new pastor
of Grace NJ. E. Church, will be. given re-
ception by the members and friends of the
| church, corner of Market and East streets.
| Tuesday evening.
| At the Rosemary Club yesterday Miss Lu-
ellie Ballard read an interesting paper on
Letters and Letter Writer'S" and the con-
versation on Famous Diaries was led by
Miss Anna Sickles.
Mrs. Eva L. Page. of Des Moines, Ia is
visiting her sister, Mrs. b.. 3, Minor, of
Minor, of Rich Hill, Mo-, is visiting her
cousin, Miss Gertrude Minor.
Mrs. William p. Elliott and Mrs Ernest
M. Elliott are visiting friends and relatives
at Springfield, Mo-, and will remain for
several weeks. They will visit in st. Louis
for few days on their return trip.
Queen Esther Auxiliary will be enter
tanned by Mrs. Ella Barrows, at her resi-
dence, No 1896 North Illinois street, Friday
afternoon. She will be assisted by Mrs.
Cora Edwards and Mrs. Bette Schroer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frances Smith and daugh-
tiers, of North Capitol avenue, have
turned from the seashore and will remain
in the city several weeks before going TO
their winter home in San Antonio, Tex.
Messrs. Richard and Frank Bright, of
Washington, D. c., formerly of this city,
are spending q few days with Mrs. A. b.
They are en- route TO Washington from an
extended trip.
Mrs. B. II. Prather and Mrs. Caroline Fry
We're the guests of honor at a luncheon CIV
en- last week by their sister, Mrs. Harry
Doris Harng, of Clifton, Cincinnati. Mrs.
w, II. Fry has returned from a visit to
Mrs. Haring.
The Magazine Club will meet Saturday
with Mrs. Florence Tibbs. The papers will
be George Eliot" Mrs Abner Lewis: mill
on the Floss Mrs. viii Cumback jr.;
Maggie Tulliver a Psychological Study"
Miss Nelly Love; 1.-THE Ethical Problems"
Mrs. f. p. Brown.
The Friday Reading Club will meet at the
home of Mrs. James r. Ross, (old) No. sos
Central avenue, Oct. % Mrs. Ross will
read a paper on Woman of the Early
Church." Topic for the discussion, Would
there be the martyr spirit to-day were
there parsecution?'
AT the Minerva Club tomorrow Mrs Ella
r. Stephenson will read a paper on THE
Antiquity OF Man in America Miss Jessie
l.. Hauk on THE People of the Stone Age
and Their Works" and conversation on
Relies at the Statehouse" will be led by
Mrs. Stella Anderson.
The Parlor Club will meet Tuesday even
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