The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-11-19

reception this afternoon.
Miss Lizzie Ames, Of Greencastle, is spend
ing few days in the city
Mrs. F. r. Williams has gone to Cincin-
natl, to remain two weeks.
Miss Marion Richardson, of st. Louis is
visiting Mr.. William Garstang, in Morton
Place
Mrs. J. F. Pratt has returned from Con-
necticut and New York, where she has been
since July.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russ Whytal are guests of
Mrs. M. H. Spades while playing their en-
gagement here
Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ. feathers will give
Carnahan bridal party.
Mrs. w. S. Wickard has gone to Column
bus, o., for a short visit with her aunt,
Mrs. w. A. Mcconnell.
DR.. and Mrs. Henderson and Mr.. and Mrs
Harvey Henderson, of Chicago, are guests
of Mrs. Leah P. Ramsey.
Miss Margaret Hamilton, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. s. ]. Pattison, in
Nice, France, has returned home.
The Flower Circle Of Roberts Park
Church will meet with Mrs. M. J. Allison,
(old) 1853 Broadway, this afternoon.
Mrs. Carroll De Witt entertained a card
club yesterday afternoon Mrs. Neil, of
Noblesville, was one OF the guests
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Hubbard, of Madison,
and Miss Jennie Lee, of Cincinnati are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs r. s. Mckee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newlend 7. De Pauw and
Miss Jennie De PAW of New Albany, are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Addison c. Harris.
The Flower Circle of Roberts Park Church
will meet with Mrs. Myra ]. Allison (old)
16S Broadway, this afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock.
The young ladies of ST. Jeseph's Church
Will give a card party at their hall, corner
North and Noble streets, next Tuesday
evening.
Mr.. Edwin Spear drew the box donated
to the Flower Mission fair by Dickson and
Talbot for one of the Otis Skinner per-
formances next week.
The members of the Morrow Circle of Me-
ridian-street Church Will give a social this
evening at the residence of Rev. and Mrs.
c. N. Sims. There will be a musical pro-
gramme.
Mrs Ferdinand Winter is in New York
where she will be joined by her daughters
Misses Katherine and Mabel, and they will
all sail for Europe the last of the month,
to be gone year.
Mrs. Anna l.. Hays announces the mar
rage of her son, Mr.. William Oglesby
Hays, and Estella Vivian Houk on Nov. Is.
The couple will be at home after Jan. at
422 North Delaware street.
Mrs. j. G. Mendenhall entertained about
forty ladies yesterday afternoon at cards.
Chrysanthemums were used for decorations,
and handsome embroideries were presented
to the winners of the games
The marriage announcement cards of Mr..
John Sanders Duncan and Mrs. Pearlie
Eugenia Haynes have been issued. Mr.. and
Mrs. Duncan will receive the third and
No. 1872 North Alabama street
Mrs. A. l.. Varney entertained Mrs. Hay
mond, Miss Garrard and Miss Basel, OF
Clarksburg, Va, Wednesday at luncheon,
yesterday for luncheon. Mrs. Willard will
entertain Saturday afternoon at cards, and
Mrs. Oran Perry Saturday evening for the
same ladies'
The German Ladies' Aid Society will give
its annual charity ball this evening at
Tomlinson Hall. There will be two bands,
dancing. Mr.. Albert Metzger and Mrs
Clemens Vonnegut will lead the polonaiSe
1t will be largely attended by German and
American society.
terday for card party, which she gave in
honor of Mrs Chester Korn, of Richmond.
There were twenty-four players in progress
sive euchre. Parti-colored chrysanthemums
formed the tasteful floral decorations in the
rooms. Miss Benton was assisted by her
mother, Mrs Benton, Mrs ]. J. Higgins,
Miss Alice Higgins and Mrs. Winterrowd.
Miss Haughey, of Chicago, was one of the
guests.
Mr. and Mrs. A. c. Daily gave a dinner
party last evening to a humber of Lebanon
friends in honor of Mrs. Daily's sister, Mrs.
Baldwin, of urbana, O. The tables were
decorated with baskets of red carnations,
adorn the parlors; The guests included
Judge and Mrs: Higgins, Mr.. and Mrs. G..
W. Norwood, Mr. and Mrs. e. T. Lane,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. p. Baker, Mr.. and Mrs.
Zion, Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Adler Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. w. Richie, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry T.
Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Brown, Mrs.
Josephine SalZgerber and Mrs. Zerelda
Daily, all of Lebanon.
Miss Dorothea Van Camp gave a linen
shower yesterday afternoon for Miss Nellie
Carnahan. There were thirty guests, and
read a Renaissance in verse of her Sunday
school class, of which Miss Carnahan and
Miss Van Camp were members. For the
shower Miss Carnahan sat in the swell win
dow in the library, and above her was sus-
pended large Mexican sombrero. A satin
ribbon was drawn and the dainty packages
of linen gifts which were in it fell over her.
The luncheon was served in the dining room,
where pink roses and white chrysanthe-
NUNS adorned the table. and buffet. Miss
Van Camp was assisted by her mother and
her guest Miss McDermott, of Cincinnati.
Mrs. John Leland Mothershead and Miss
MotherShead gave pleasant reception yes
Meridian street. The reception parlor was
adorned with pink and white roses and car
nations In vases and wall baskets, and the
archways were festooned with southern pine
and laurel The hostesses were assisted in
receiving by Mrs. George Brown, Mrs. j.
H. Baker and Mrs. E. M. Defrees, of Wash
white roses filled the mantel, and chrysan-
themums the wall vases. In the library
were pink roses. The dining room table
held long oval basket of yellow ball chrys-
anthemumS and ferns, and was lighted with
yellow candles in golden branching candle
sticks. Mrs. and Miss Mothershead were as
sisted in their Inequalities by Mrs. Anna
Churchman, Mrs. Morris Defrees, Mrs.
Morris Ross, Mrs. ]. H. Holiday, Mrs A
l.. Mason, Mrs. NJ l.. Haines Miss Roache,
Miss Hasselman, Miss Eleanor Smith and
Miss Mary Foster. There were many
guests, including Mrs Morgan, of Virginia
visiting Mrs. Holiday; Miss Tisdale, of San
Francisco, visiting Mrs. j. Cumming Smith,
and Miss Fenton, of Chicago, visiting Mrs
A. M. Robertson.
Mrs Theresa H. Smith gave a handsome
reception yesterday afternoon to introduce
n DON homo
on North Capitol avenue, was adorned with
ferns and flowers. In the broad reception
hall where the guests were presented, were
vases and wall baskets filled with stately
pink chrysanthemums Mrs. Smith wore
rich gown of red and green plaid, velvet
trimmed, with Oriental lace and paSsemen-
terie, and Miss Smith wore a gown of Paris
chiffon, trimmed with MORE ribbon. The
corsage was trimmed with full accordion
pleatings, and the MORE sash was ruff1ed
with the chiffon She carried a large arm
bouquet of American Beauty roses tied with
ribbon of the same color. In the parlor
were American Beauty roses and the same
kind of flowers were used in the dining
room, tall vase occupying the center of the
table, and about the base were embroideries
and maidenhair fern Mrs. and Miss Smith
were assisted in their entertaining by Mrs
Alfred Burdsal. Mrs. j. H. Greenstreet Mrs
G. G. Howe, Mrs. Jay G. Voss, Mrs. Chas
M Walker Mrs. j. A. Milburn, Miss t. l..
Voss Miss Anna Louise Beck and Miss
Mary Edith Dean. An orchestra played dur
ing the reception hours. A large number of
friends of Mrs Smith were presented TO her
daughter. Miss Smith graduated in June
from Glendale College.
HOUSTON-M INTOSH.