The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-03-28

GO-Round Club Thursday afternoon. Miss
kirkpatrick, OF Fort Wayne. was the guest
OF honor.
Miss Gall Smith is home from college
for the spring vacation and will be with
her mother Tomorrow afternoon. her usual
reception day.
Miss Wayne Beck entertained a few
friends informally Friday evening and last
evening Miss Edith Beck gave d ~neighbor-
hood card party.
Miss Josephine Gray. who has been visit
Ing her sister, Mrs lynn b. Stone. on
North Illinois street, mas returned TO her
home. In Anderson.
The East-end Lady knights will celebrate
their second anniversary tomorrow even
ing at the home of Mrs. Shaver, No. 500
East Market street.
Mrs. Lynn b. Millikan will be at home
informally Tuesday afternoon for her
mother. Mrs. ]. O.. Pierson. who has been in
California for nearly a year.
The engagement is announced of Mr.. VIII
liam Elliott Loves. of this city. who makes
his home IN Cincinnati. and Miss Elizabeth
Lloyd Tracey, OF Columbus, o.
Miss Bertha Sadler has returned from a
two weeks visit with Mrs Mont II. Fisher,
Mrs. e. NJ. johnson, No. SIG College avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs James w. Alloways an
nounce the engagement of their daughter,
Bessie May. and Mr.. Edward Nj. LentZ. OF
Louisville. The wedding will take place in
April.
Mrs. Myra Goodwin Plantz. of Appleton,
Wis. viii be the guest this week OF her
sister, Mrs. o: D.. Weaver, at her new
home. No. 30 West Sixteenth Told SEVENTH
street.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Harriet Clelan0. daughter Of Mr.. n Mrs.
pastor of a Presbyterian church at Terre
Haute.
For the meeting Of the PaTIor Club
Wednesday Mrs; \; II; Potts VIII read OF
'Pepy's Diary" Mrs. .. j. Dearborn OF
'Evelyn's Diary"
Miss Laura Huey, who is to be maid Of
honor at the Gardiner-Nichols wedding
April 4. will give a dinner to the bridal
party the Monday evening preceding at her
home, in Woodruff Place.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Thomas entertained
Thursday evening in honor of their neice,
Mrs. George r. Ayres, of Des Moines, la.
Cards, dancing and billiards were the
amusements of the evening.
Mrs. Edward Daniels entertained delight
fully yesterday afternoon with a thimble
party in honor of Mrs. Eugene Hay, of
Minneapolis. formerly Miss Nora Farquhar,
of this city, who is visiting her mother.
No. 2S North Pennsylvania street, has is
sued invitations for a large dinner party
for her daughters, in honor OF Mr.. James
Finlater, of Detroit, Friday evening,
April 2.
The Shakespeare Club was entertained by
the Misses Rankin Friday evening. at their
home on North Alabama street. A pro-
gramme was given, musical numbers being
given by Misses Jessie Pattison and Benal-
dine Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. II: Noonan, OF Cincin-
fin at the Denison: They came to attend
the Young Married Peoples Club at the
Brenneke Academy last evening. After the
dance Mr.. Coffin gave a supper in their
honor.
At the woman's Club Friday afternoon
Mrs. O.. s. Runnels will read a paper on
Sisters of Famous Men" Mrs: w.
Elder will read a paper on The Evolution
of the Heroine" and the conversation will
be Cities in Literature" lead by Mrs. IL.
II. Hanna.
pany II Friday evening at their rooms in
the courthouse. There were thirty,hve
tables of players. Music was furnished by
Messrs. Wilkins and Burns. Sergeant &.
s. Maxwell was chairman OF the entertain
ment committee.
The ". II. G.. Club. composed of young
married people. will give its eighth annual
dance in Micks Hall tomorrow night. The
Bezique Club will follow on Tuesday night
with its ninth annual dance, at the same
place. The Young Ladies Club will follow
the Bezique on Wednesday nignc with a
dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Moore, on Walcott
street, entertained friends at cinch Friday
night. The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Van
VIE. Mr.. and Mrs. White. Mr.. and Mrs.
SnOdgrass. Mr.. and Mrs. Talbot, MIR. and
Mrs. volney. Mr.. and Mrs. Menzies, Mrs.
Guysum. Mrs. Patterson, Mrs. Fisher, Miss
Jessie Moore and Mr.. McVey.
Rev. and Mrs. II. L. Coultas will spend to-
morrow in Terre Haute, where DR.. Coultas
was pastor of Centenary NJ; Z. Church for
several years, bidding goodbye to his many
friends before his departure for his new
work in Morristown, n. j.. Mr.. and Mrs.
!. H. e. Royse will receive in honor of Mr..
and Mrs. CoultaS tomorrow evening.
Yesterday was visitors day at the Kath-
crime Merrill Club and each member had
the privilege of inviting a guest. The sub
bitration Treaty. 'The Emigrant Bill
and the Jones Bill" the latter from the
recent Indiana Legislature. The club was
divided into three parts for the triple dis
cussion.
Mrs. Joseph W. Beck will entertain the
Minerva Club tomorrow afternoon at her
home, on North Capitol avenue. MIS-. j. L.
Ballenger will speak on the subject VIII
liam and Mary" and Mrs. Stella Anderson
will lead in the discussion of The Corona
ton of Queen Anne" The round-table talk
will be "The Dukes Of Marlborough, Past
and Present"
Mrs. Mary NJ. Graydon entertained a
number of friends yesterday afternoon at
her home on Central avenue. and Rev; VIII
lis l.. Gladish. pastor of the New Church
Chapel. read a paper on "Swedenborg."
The fourth of a series of companies by
this hostess will be given next Saturday,
when she Will entertain the brides. Mrs.
Douglas Barley will read an original
story.
The annual meeting OF the Local Council
of Women will be held at the Propylaeum
Tuesday afternoon. April 6, at 2 o'clock.
The programme will consist OF the reports
| OF the officers and chairmen of committees,
the discussion OF the amendments TO the
constitution, the election of officers and a
social hour for the members as guests OF
the retiring president, Mrs. Flora NJ.
Wulschner.
The members of Mayfiower Lodge, Sons
Of st. George, were entertained by their
wives Wednesday evening at their hall. A
| Gardner. Mr.. and Mrs. George Weaver,
Miss Alma Jones. the Misses Morgan, Mrs.
John Wilding. Mr.. James HOdgson. Miss F..
HodgsOn, Miss Pearson, and appropriate
remarks were made by the chairman. Mrs.
5. f. Wade.
Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Mason. of Den
yer. are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Augustus Lynch Mason. Last evening they
were entertained at dinner by Mr.. and Mrs.
will give a luncheon for Mrs. Mason, Tues
day evening Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F.. Sayles
will give a dinner for MIR. and Mrs. Mason
and Wednesday Mrs. @. F. Smith will be
| hostess for a luncheon for the ladies.
Mrs. May Wright Sewall entertained yes
terday afternoon with a tea, which she
gave in honor of Mrs. Eliza Adams Nichols,
OF Philadelphia. and Miss Winnifred Har-
per. of Terre Haute. members of the Clas-
steal School alumnae, who are visiting here.
The guests were the members of the Alum
nae Association and the Classical School
residence girls. The hostess was assisted
by Miss Julia Harrison Moore. Miss Fran
ces Atkins. Mrs. Charlotte Jones Dunn and
Mrs. George r. Adams. The rooms were
and white predominated in the adornment
of the tea table. Among the guests was
Mrs. Heeb. of Greensburg.
The ladies of Roberts Park Church will
give a dinner Wednesday evening in the
church parlors in honor OF Rev. and Mrs.