The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-11-07

tanned yesterday afternoon by Mrs. Alfred
Clark on North Delaware street.
Mrs. Belle Eldridge Of Leadville, Col, is
expected soon to visit Mr.. and Mrs j. r.
Dunham, on East Eleventh street
Mrs. b: ID. Walcott and Miss Nancy New
conner Will give small tea Wednesday aft
ernoon to the friends of Mrs. Hitchcock, OF
philadelphia, and Mrs. Dixon of Trenton,
n. j.
Mrs. Charles Kramer, of North Meridian
street, entertained the club of which she is
member Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Frank
Clemens will receive them next at her
nome, In Highland place.
The Young Women's Missionary Society,
of the Second Presbyterian Church. will be
entertained Tuesday afternoon by Mrs Max
Leckner. Mrs. Leckner will consequently
not observe her day at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Scott and son, of
Richmond, are guests of their aunts, Mrs
=. +. Morton and Mrs. S. c. Gill and will
attend the Morton memorial services to be
held this morning at Roberts Park Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Noble have issued in
VltatIons Tor the marriage of their daugh-
Ter, Harriet May, to Mr.. George Champe,
OF bloomington The wedding will take
place Nov. II, at the Seventh Presbyterian
Church.
Mrs. Lucinda Watson, who has been the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Elstun Wat
son, at Charlottesville, a few weeks has
returned to the city and will make her
home with her daughter. Mrs. Joseph p.
Durham
The ladies of the Apus-M Midi Club were
Fegan at her home, No. 1911 North Illinois
street. The next meeting of the club will
be with Mrs. Turner, No. rs West Thir-
teenth street.
The Over-the-Teacups Club will meet Fri
day with Mrs Dwyer. Mrs. w. w. Wool
I len will read "A Bit of History" Mrs. John
X. Brown will lead a conversation on the
paper, and Miss Alice Finch will read Of
Pioneer Life
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mcguire have taken
the residence, NO. 40 (old number) North
pennsylvania street. Mr.. Sheerin and fam
lily, OF Logansport, have arrived and will
occupy Mr.. Maguire's residence, which they
have purchased.
Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Powers have re-
moved from North pennsylvania street to
their home, No. 1903 (new) Park avenue.
Mrs. Hezekiah Daily having returned to the
city, will hereafter make her home with her
brother, Mr.. James w. Powers.
The Fortnightly Literary Club will meet
Tuesday. Miss Elizabeth Dye will read a
paper on Remnants of Savagery in Mod
ern Civilization Mrs. James E. McCul-
Tough Will read of 1.-THE Hand and the
Tool" and the conversation on the papers
will be led by Mrs. Charles N. Thompson.
Among those who will go to Crawfords-
vile Wednesday to attend the wedding of
Mr.. Nicholas McCarty Harrison and Miss
Nancy Elston are MIR. and Mrs. John c. S.
Harrison Miss Fanny McCarty, Miss Mar
garet Day, Mr. George MaXfield, Mr. H. S.
Ensminger, Mr.. j. G. Hollenbeck and Mr..
II. S. Turner.
The Katherine Merrill Club will hold it's
first regular meeting Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. William II. Cook will read a paper on
Tho Romantic in American History" Mrs
Alfred +. Potts one on Telling the Truth
Mrs. Charles Schurmann will read of
'sTact," and the conversation will be led
by Miss Anna j. Griffith.
Invitations will be sent out in a few days
by the Century Club for the series of read
ings to be given by Anthony Hope, from his
own writings, at Plymouth Church Nov 49,
The literary clubs of the city to be in
Yited and 1t is expected that there will be
an opportunity for the club members to
meet Mr.. Hope socially during his visit
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. hewitt gave dinner
Tuesday evening for Mr.. and Mrs. Alin
Wright hewitt. The guests were Miss
Blanche Pickerll, Mr. and Mrs. p. W. Bar
tholomew Master Sherey Bartholomew,
Mr.. Douglas Sherley and mother. Mrs. Sue
Sherley of Louisville. KY Mrs. hewitt was
assisted by her sister, Mrs. Lottie Allyne.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs Maurice DON
nelly and Mrs. Stafford gave a surprise par
ty for their sister, Mrs. White it being her
grated with palms and flowers. Twenty
ladies' participated in progressive cinch
err Mrs Crull, Mrs. Martin, Mrs Smith
meyer Mrs. Schroeder, Mrs Holland Mrs
GToldsberry. Mrs. Slight. Mrs; G. Shields
der, Mrs. Hebbler. Miss Kate Maxwell and
Miss Bell Maxwell.
Miss Ida Dickhut entertained Tuesday
The house was decorated with smilax,
chrysanthemums and autumn leaves. She
was assisted by her sister, Miss Maud Dick
hut, and Miss Cora King. Progressive
games were played. Among those present
were Misses Bessie Irwin, Edna stephens,
Stella Dean, Bessie Buchanan, Edith Full
mer Grace Sickford, Messrs. Murray Pat
terson, Clyde Lowry Joseph Schmidt,
George Lennox, Claude Compton, Lemuel
Gray, Wood Noel and Edward Alfree.
Tuesday afternoon the German Literary
Club will observe presidents day at the
Propylaeum Mrs Charles NJ. Walker, the
president will make an address and Mrs.
Gfclyla Vvin an IN
Genius" The paper will be discussed by
Mrs. Frederick Knef1er. Miss Emily Fetch
err and Miss Corinne Robbins Mrs. Ber-
nard VOnnegut will sing, accompanied by
Mr. Karl Schneider, and Mr.. Schneider will
also sing. Mrs. Goetz will sing and Miss
Theresina Wagner will play two piano
solos. number of invitations are being
extended by the members to German-speak-
ing friends
The ladies of Roberts Park Church will
give q reception in the church parlors to-
morrow evening in honor of the pas
tor, Rev. c. +. Bacon, and his family. The
Methodist ministers and their wives and
the members of the church and their
friends are invited. The members of the
official board and their wives will consti-
tute the reception committee. The members
of the Epworth League, the choir and the
Young Peoples Auxiliary will be present
to assist. For the convenience of those who
attend the business meeting of the union
in the afternoon and do not wish to go
home a light luncheon will be served at
the church from $50 to o'clock.
A costume party was given Monday even
ing by Miss Gertrude Cross, at her new
home, No. 2510 North Delaware street. The
guests were asked to represent some popu-
lar or old-time song A hash-light photo
graph of the group was taken and the pic
lures will be presented to the guests as
souvenirs. The company and songs repre-
scented were: Miss Ruby Busel 1.-The Last
Rose of Summer" Miss Dorothy Hereth
MY Best Girl Is a Corker;" Miss Nellie
Kenyon, ''Star-spangled Banner" Gertrude
Rehl, alabama Coon" Margaret Muller
II Dreamt / Dwell in Marble Halls" Ger
trude Cross, "Only Me-" Miss Margaret
BadeH THE Captivating Duda =" Miss Anna
Kemker, You" The Misses Lephardt of
louisville, who are visitir Miss Cross,
played several piano select ions during the
evening.
Mrs. Marvin Rice Maxwell was the host
ess for a chrysanthemum tea yesterday
afternoon which she gave in honor of her
aunts Mrs. Raymond and Miss Emily Gar
rard, and her visitor, Miss Basel of Vir- |
ginia. The ladies welcomed the guests in |
the reception room. where ferns and palms |
and pink chrysanthemums formed the dec
grafton. White flowers harmonized with |
the blue hangings of the morning room.
In the yellow dining room the square table |
set in swell window, was adorned with
a tall vase of yellow chrysanthemums and
the appointments of silver and gold were |
set on white damask wrought in yellow
Mrs. Maxwell was assisted by Mrs. A L.
Varney, Mrs Henry Scott Fraser, Mrs
BENJAMIN d Walcott Mrs Ora, por.1,