The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-10-03


McKenna, new No. 1871 North Alabama
| street Tuesday evening, Oct ).
| Naomi Auxiliary, .. t. 3, will meet with
| Mrs. Thomas Peake. new No. 1855 Laurel
| street, Thursday afternoon.
The Chapel Club will meet Wednesday
| afternoon with Mrs. Henry Granting, (new)
| No. 140s North Alabama street.
The over-the-teacups Club will meet Fri
| day with the new president. Mrs. John w.
| Jones' on East st. Clair street.
The Paror Club will be entertained
| Wednesday afternoon by Miss Mary L. Nc
| Kay. Dryden will be discussed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry d. Pierce have re-
| turned home, after spending three months
at the seashore and the mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. s. r. Segun gave fam
| ily party last evening IN observance of Mrs.
| David Wallaces birthday anniversary.
DIR. w. n. Sharp wife and daughter Of
birmingham, Mass, are visiting Mrs Sharp's
| parents, at 70 West Twenty-sixth street.
The engagement IS announced of Miss
| Grace lintner and Mr.. William S. Craig.
| The wedding will take place this month
Mrs. Catherine Lilly. of Mount Clemens,
| Mich, has come to visit her son, Mr.
Charles Lilly, and family, on North Illinois
street.
The Century Club will open its season
| with dinner for the members Tuesday
Hotel
Presidents day at the Katherine Merrill
| Club will be observed Saturday. pro-
gramme out of the ordinary is being ar
ranged
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. HOWE announce the
engagement of their daughter Jeanette to
Mr.. Chas. E. Worrel the wedding to oc-
cur Oct. 90
Miss Susie GoIdtrap. who has been visit
ing friends for several months, will re-
turn tc her home in Clifton, ILL.,, the latter
part of this week.
Tomorrow evening will be guest evening
at the first meeting of the Indianapolis Lit
erary Club. Mr. John A. Finch will read
/ a
The marriage of Miss Bessie Marie Parry
and Mr.. Marshall T. Levey will occur
wednesday evening at the family residence
on North Alabama street.
Presidents day meeting of the Minerva
Club will be held tomorrow at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. George Snider, (old) No. SIS
North Pennsylvania street.
The Magazine Club will meet Saturday
with Mrs. J. S. Berryhill. 1t will be presi-
dents day, and Miss Adelaide Carman will
give her inaugural address.
The marriage of Miss Bertha. Fisher and
Mr. Mcdonald Robinson will take place
tuesday evening, at the home of Mrs.
Fisher, on Central avenue
The Lac Tus Club will give its first dance
of the season at the Brcnneke Academy
Oct. 10. An orchestra will furnish music
for all the clubs dances.
Mrs. Ruth Healing Myrick. of North Cap
itol avenue. has gone to Bloomington to
spend a few days with Mr. Myrick, who
is there attending school.
The maria ge of Miss Josephine Bremen
mann and MIR John G. Edmunds will take
place Wednesday evening. The ceremony
will be followed by a reception.
The ladies of the Arbutus Card Club will
meet It., Ihgrsday AFTERNOON at the residence
Talbot avenue, to reorganiZe.
Mrs. Mary Ketcham and Miss Lydia Hat
field, of Jackson, ILL.,, are vitising Mrs. Hull
dab FL: Burdsal, on North Meridian street,
and will remain until Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew j. Mcintosh an
nounce the engagement of their daughter
Eva and Mr.. Thaddeus f. Houston. The
wedding will take place in November.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the First Eng
lish Lutheran Church will meet with Mrs.
Louis Morgan, corner of East Washington
street and Sherman drive, Wednesday.
Tho engagement is announced of Miss
Edith Bingham, daughter of Mrs. Harriet
A. Bingham and Mr.. John Dittemore. The
wedding viii not take place until late in
the winter.
Mrs. p. NJ. Stanley. of Memphis Tenn,
is visiting Mrs. George Gere Estabrook. at
new No. GIL East Twelfth street. Mrs.
Stanley will not return to her home until
after the holidays.
Queen. Esther Auxiliary will be enter
tanned Friday afternoon by Mrs. Anna
Raffensperger, at her home, new No. 1424
Fletcher avenue, Mrs. Minnie Ward and
| Carrie f. Bradford assisting.
Mrs. Helen Orr Pfan and her cousin, Miss
Lillian GIImth, have returned from their
stay at Rockbridge Alum Springs, Va,
and Mrs. Pfaff has accompanied Miss Crit
fifth to her home in Chicago for a short
visit.
The Friday Afternoon Reading Club will
hold its first meeting for the season this
week with the president, Mrs. j. M. Faver,
(newl No 1705 Park avenue. The subject
for the afternoon will be Women in His
tory
Mrs. Louis H., Gibson win leave this
evening for Nashville. where she will de-
| liver lecture on THE Spirit of Architec-
or S. The lecture viii be illustrated with
| stereopticon views.
The first meeting of the Local Council
for this season will be held Tuesday after
noon There will be reports from a num-
| Der of the affiliated societies, and Rev. NJ.
L. Haines will give an address on ITEM
perance Citizenship
| The Fortnightly Literary Club will cele-
| brate presidents day Tuesday. The club
| will meet this season at the Propylaeum
Mrs. John S. Harrington Mrs. Albert Ba-
| ker and Mrs. Edward Dean are the conf
| mittee having the programme in charge.
| DR.. and Mrs. ]. II. Woodburn will re-
| ceive their friends informally Tuesday aft
| ernoon and evening. at their home, (oId)
| No. 372 North Capitol avenue, the occasion
! being an observance of their golden we'd
ding anniversary. There are no invita-
| tions.
The Clio Club will meet Friday afternoon
with Mrs. Mcdowell, new No. 1919 North
Meridian street. Mrs. Mcdowell will read
a paper on Legends and Superstitions of
Ireland" which win be illustrated with a
number of Irish songs sung by Mrs. Julia
| Cobb Martin.
Inc marriage OF MISS bertha T.. Jones
and Mr.. Lewis ]. Kaler took place Wednes-
day evening, Rev DR.. Van Dyke officiating.
The attendants were Miss Mabel S. Florea
and Mr. Marshall G.. Johnston Mr. and
Mrs Kaier viii be at home after Oct Is
at No. 1101 West Eugene street, North In
dianapolis.
Miss Grace Augustine Sickford enter
tanned Friday evening with dance at her
home. on East Eleventh street An orches-
prettily decorated with palms. flowers and
evergreens. The hostess was assisted by
Mrs. Harry Hoover, Miss Lillian DeSpo and
Miss Blanche Laycock. The punch was
served by Miss Mary Taylor.
Mrs. ]. S. Lazarus entertained a COM
pany of friends at cards yesterday after
noon in honor of her daughter, Mrs. Chas
with flowers for the occasion Among the
guests were Mrs. and Miss Farnsworth, of
Ann Arbor. Mich. Mrs. De PREF Mrs
Swain and Miss Muchmore, of Shelbyville
and Mrs. Brunner. of st. Louis.
A horseback party was given Monday
evening. The ride was 10 MinersviIle
where a supper was served. Musicians
We're taken along The riders were Miss
Stella Rauh. Miss Lucy Taggart Miss
Oreu Woollen, Miss Elma Woollen Mrs
Horace Wood, Mrs. Frank Wood Miss
Ruth Nicholas. Miss Clara Hauesen, Drs
]. A. Martin A. +. Sterne. c. l. Fletcher
Mr. II. J. Jones Paul Martin Mr. r. B.
Martindale j.. Mr.. II. s. Humphrey and
Mr. Edward Moore.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Alderman enter
on West Thirtieth street Friday evening
Mrs. Alderman was assisted In entertaining
by number of little friends prominent
among whom was Miss Coilce Troties, whose