The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-05-27

Mrs. w N. Gates will entertain with
hearts party tomorrow evening.
Mrs j. S. Partridge, who has been visit
ing friends in GreentoWn ana koKomo mas
returned home
Mrs. Frank Hereth, of Chicago, is visit
ing Mrs. Hereth on East Tenth street (old
Clifford aVenue)
The Portfolio Club will meet this evening
at the Metropolitan School OF MUSIC. Inc
election will be held.
Miss Susan Brown will leave soon for
California to spend several months with
relatives and friends.
Mr. Francis Fischer Powers, of New
York. who was here for few days, has
returned to New York.
Miss Myla Coburn will give tea to-nor-
row afternoon in honor of Miss Ethel
Fletcher, of Milwaukee.
There will be a meeting of the Dramatic
Club this evening at the Country Club for
the purpose of eecting officers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert A. Barnes and 1Gi, Mr. Mr.
House, Chicago, eT route north.
Mrs. William b. Leeds has issued invita-
tons for a reception Tuesday afternoon
June l, at her home, on North Delaware
street
Mrs. George B. Hedges. of Lafayette, will
come next week to visit her sister. Mrs.
Ralph Smith, at her new home in Morton
Place.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. l.. Mayer will give a
small bowling party this evening for Miss
Wassons guests, Miss Muir and Miss john
son, of Detroit.
Misses Cora Mae and Estelle King will
entertain Tuesday morning in honor OF
Miss Grace McCune, who is to be married
the following week.
Miss Katherine Stewart will give a
breakfast tomorrow for Mics wilson OF
Evanston, who is visiting Miss Holiday
and Miss Hasselman.
Mrs John Madden, of Morton Place, en-
tertained the Morton Place Card Club
Monday, and Mrs S. p. Sherer will be the
hostess next Monday.
The next meeting of the Womans Club
June 4. will be the last for the season. The
annual reports will be read and Miss Har-
riet Noble will read paper on The De-
velopment of an Idea
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Mckay have ac-
cepted an invitation from the friends of
Col Robert g. Shaw to be present at the
unwilling of his monument in Boston on
Memorial day. They left for the East last
evening.
Miss Ruth Wilson will be the hostess
with the seniors of the Girls Classical
School this afternoon, with the juniors as
guests The annual presentation of candy,
with due ceremonies from the seniors to
the juniors will take place.
Mrs. James Robert Ryan entertained a
few friends yesterday morning with porch
party at which the guest of honor was
Miss Mamie +. Branham: Mrs. Ryan was
assisted by her mother, Mrs. W. ri. Kin
dleberger, at whose home the company was
given.
Mrs Herman Sayles gave a country ride,
with dinner at Mrs. Hough's cottage at
Milersville. yesterday in honor of Miss
Blanche Brown. The guests, members of
the Morning Card Club, played cards in the
afternoon. for which pretty prizes were
given.
Fifty ladies were entertained by Mrs, D.
NJ Parry at dinner at the Country Club
Yesterday and after the dinner Mrs. Parry
talked to them on Removing Bonnets in
Churches. and Overdressing in the House
of God" She thought women should re-
move their bOnnetS III Church.
Miss Knippenberg gave a wheeling party
last evening at which Miss Wasson's visit
ors Miss johnson and Miss Muir of De-
troit. were the guests of honor. Most of
the young ladies of the party were visitors
in the city. The ride was to Broad Ripple,
with supper at Mrs. BreHnemans.
The last meeting Of the Contemporary
Club for this season was held last evening.
The address was delivered by Emil Gustav
Hirsch, of the Chicago University; The re-
ception committee was M. and Mrs. Jacob
Piatt Dunn Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred +. Potts.
Miss julia Harrison Moore and Mr.. Robert
l.. McOuat.
Mrs j. e. Scott entertained a number of
ladies yesterday afternoon for Mrs. Arthur
Peterson. formerly Miss Louise Young, of
CHICAGO. and in the evening Mr. and Mrs.
Scott gave company for Mr.. and Mrs.
Peterson. Mrs. Albert Rabb read an orig
inal story at both entertainments. The
house was deliberately decorated with sweet
syringa.
Mrs NJ B. Wilson was hostess for a
pretty rose luncheon yesterday at her
home on North Delaware street, at which
she entertained Mrs. Cool of New York.
Miss Freeman of Terre Haute Miss Sum-
mers OF Louisville. Mrs. Charles +. Smith,
Mrs. Evan Lilly, Mrs. w. II. Coleman, Mrs.
A. NJ. OgIe. Mrs. J. K Lilly, Mrs Harold
b. Hibben Mrs. g. r. Root and Mrs. Ernest
NJ. Wiles.
Mrs. Harry B. Gates gave a delightful
pink rose luncheon yesterday for her guest,
Mrs. Edward Sontag. of Evansville. The
name cards were in water colors, with rose
designs. the artistic work or MISS q. M.
Garshwiler. The flowers and embroderies,
as we'll as the confectiGns and ices, were in
pink rose design ard the color. pink, was
carried out IN all the details. The friends
to meet Mrs. Sonntag were Mrs. w. y.
Leeds. Mrs. j. *. Sharpe, jr., Mrs. w. N.