The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-08-20

umore, has been announced to their friends
Mr.. Hopper is the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Miller.
Miss Calvin, of jamestown, o., who has
peeh VISITING friends in this city will re-
turn home to-day. Miss Ballard, of the
same city, will return home Monday.
Mrs F. M. Heron entertained a number
or friends at cards yesterday afternoon in
honor OF Mrs. George Brecount, of Cincin-
natl who is visiting Mrs. II. E. Drew.
Mrs Hugh Hanna and Mrs. M. S, Moore
and daughters and Mrs. George T. Lever
ing and son, of Lafayette, who have been in
Martinsville, returned home yesterday.
Mrs. Nellie G. Scott and daughter, Mrs.
Hobart Brooks, of Washington d. c.,
passed through the city on Tuesday to visit
friends in Shelbyville for a few weeks.
Mr.: Arthur c. White will leave this week
for Seattle Wash, to join Mrs. White, who
has been visiting there several months
They will return home early in September
The musicale which is to be held at the
residence of Mr.. ID. M. Parry this evening
Will be given in the house. on account of
the cold weather, instead of on the lawn as
first intended
The Misses Baase entertained Wednes-
day evening with a reception and dance al
their home on Dunlap street, in honor of
Miss Rose Crime, of Fort Wayne, and Mr..
Fred Crime, of Toledo, O.
Miss Marie Hines of Arcadia Farm. near
MillersvilIe, is visiting her cousin Miss
Elizabeth Fletcher, at the Blacherne, this
week. Miss Hines leaves next Wednesday
Tor the East and later will enter Wheaton
y,
Miss Helena Crum, of this city, is visit
ing Mrs. Allen M Fletcher and Mrs. N. A.
Hyde and their families in Proctorsyille
VI. this week. and later she will go to the
Brigham, of Boston, formerly of this city.
Mrs Elmer E. Britney, of St. Louis, is
visiting her parents, Mr.: and Mrs. N. II.
kipp Next week Miss Mabel Morrison, of
Lafayette, will come to visit Mrs. Kipp and
Mrs Britney. Miss Morrison is q graduate
OF the piano department of the Chicago
School of Music.
Mrs. Charles Merrill entertained a num-
Der of friends informally yesterday after
noon in honor of Miss Tirzah Nichols, of
Philadelphia, who has been spending the
Moores. The guests were Bryn Mawr col
legians and included the Misses Frances
and Emma Atkins, Misses Josephine and
Helen Holman and Mrs. Moores.
Miss Mayme Brown gave a porch party
yesterday afternoon and had as her guests
of honor Miss Calvin and Miss Ballard of
recently come to this city to reside. The
Vine-covered porch was arranged with
flowers and chairs for the guests. A novel
guessing game was the amusement Pretty
prizes We're presented During the after
noon Miss Secrst, who is a talented elocu-
ZIONIST gave several selections.
Mrs. Charles Paquette entertained a
party of fifty ladies yesterday morning at
her home on North New Jersey street in
honor of Mrs. John w. Riley, who has re-
Gently come to this city bride, ana Miss
The guests were seated on the porch and
in the parlors daintily arranged for the oc-
casion. Mrs Paquette was assisted by
Mrs. w. b. Judah in conducting the three
forms of amusement. handsome prizes
were presented by the hostess, Mrs. j. w.
Riley securing the first.
The Misses Marie and Helen Todd gave a
pretty tea yesterday afternoon in honor of
the Misses Mason of Sullivan, and Miss
Gertrude Morris, of Chicago, who are visit
ing friends here The appointments through
out the house were of yellow and white,
and garden flowers were chosen for the
decoration. SunflowerS formed a full bou-
quet in front of the mantes and slender
vases of yellow marguerites We're on the
mantel shelf. The young ladies were
sisted in entertaining in the parlor by Mrs.
Newton Todd Mrs Fred p. Heron, Miss
Annie Todd, Miss Bertha Fisher. Miss Ger
trude Henry and Miss Lois Dyer. In the
dining room the flowers were ''brown-eyed
Susans" and the ices and CONNECTIONS were
of golden hue. The young ladies wore
yellow white both in combination
Assisting in serving the ices were Miss
Ewing of Cincinnati, Miss Augusta PAYER
Mrs. George Barr of Chicago, Mrs. Percy
b. Ault, Miss Helen Porter, Miss Alice
Higgins, Miss Adah Conner and Miss
Josephine Heron Presiding at the punch
bowl were Miss Lillian Barr of Chicago
Miss katherine Godown and Miss Daisy
Porter
FR.AUMANN-GROTT
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
RICHMOND, Ind, Aug. 19.-At the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Grottendich. last