The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-02-07


Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Rice Maxwell gave
a small rarebit party last evening for their
visitor, Miss Harris. OF Governors island.
The n: and S. s. Euchre Club was enter
tanned Thursday afternoon by Mrs j. Z.
Quinn. of No. 1915 North Senate avenue.
Mrs. Henry H. Hornbrook will give
small tea in honor of her sister. Miss Kate
Smith, Thursday afternoon. at O'Clock.
Miss Kate Devine entertained the club of
which she is q member Friday afternoon.
Miss Name Gates will be hostess next
week.
Nh. and Mrs. G. r. Root have issued invi-
tations for a whist party Thursday even
ing. at their home. on North Meridian
street.
Mr.. Robert Bacon and family and Mr..
and Mrs. H. S. George have removed 10
No. 22 Central avenue Corner OF old Sixth
street,
Mrs. Beeson entertained the Lillian Cinch
Club Friday afternoon. Mrs. Olsen. of
North Capitol avenue. will he the hostess
next Friday afternoon.
Miss A. Blanche Breneman, dramatic
reader. has returned from tour of Ohio
cities. While in Canton she was kindly re-
ceived by Mr.. Mckinley.
Miss Della Crawley. assisted by Miss Car
RE Schoette and Miss Louise Wolf. gave a
cinch party Monday in honor Of Miss Grace
Devaney, Of Arcadia, Ind.
DR.. Thomas b. Eastman, accompanied by
MS wife left Yesterday to continue be- his his
Berlin and Vienna They will sail Wednes-
day.
Miss May Browning Butler will leave
Tuesday for New York, New Jersey and
Philadelphia. where she will spend six
weeks or two months visiting relatives and
friends.
The first annual ball OF the Marion Club
In honor or the Governor and Shareholders
will be held at Tomlinson Hall Tuesday
evening. Feb. % Ii is to be a strictly
invitational affair.
Mrs. e. S. Rowlett entertained a number
al Re n
% Russell avenue, IL being a surprise in
honor of her husbands twenty-seventh
birthday. The evening was given to cards
Invitations have been issued for birth
day party by the w. S. and b. U. of Rob
ertS Park Church tomorrow afternoon and
evening. The business meeting will be held
at 2:30. and supper will be served from $50
10 O'Clock.
Mrs. w. j. Holiday has invited a number
OF ladies to her home Tuesday afternoon, at
3 O'clock to consider the work i'm which
Mrs. Kate Waller Barrett, of Washington
ID. c., has been interesting the people for
a week or more.
Miss Louise Monroe has issued invita-
tons for the marriage OF her daughter
Clara Monroe, and Mr.. John Dutrick
Thursday evening, Feb. IL, at the German
Lutheran Church, corner McCarty and
South New Jersey streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee DELIGHTFULLY."- entertained
the card club of which they are members
at their home on Cherry street Wednesday
be hnI6 at me- bon, ee s h OF me GuD VIII
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| sons No. 50 Huron street, Feb. IL.
The PhiIomathian Club will meet to-mor-
row afternoon at No 257 Talbot avenue
The esas ON Mrs MMary KFBPH viii
| Lille Crane will lead the conversation on
| Queen Victoria's Life in the Highlands %
Mrs. Bernice Orr, of Attica; Miss Kramer,
| of Laporte, and Mrs. Harry Martin, of
| Covington. will come this week to attend
| the party to be given Saturday afternoon
| by Mrs. f. G. Gardner and Miss Davis. Mrs
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honor.
| The Misses Helming gave a small party
Wednesday evening at their home on South
East street in honor OF Miss Layla Kritz,
| of Waveland. Several new games were in
| PRODUCED during the evening. Miss Kritz
| is the guest Of her sister. Mrs. r. ".
| Hunter
a military ball will be given at Masonic
| Hall Monday evening. Fen. %. The ball
will be given under the auspices of Com
pany A. Second Regiment Infantry. l. n. G.
cane Is to be voted to the most popular
captain of the Indiana National Guard OF
| this city.
| A dance will be given at the Brenneke
Academy, Feb. Is, by Messrs. c. c. Boyer,
| N. II. Dashiell r. r. Foster r. D. Hinton.
II. III. Hoover, NJ. T. Levey. George Reeves,
| Curtice Waddle, Will McMaster, Glen Nor
gan, Robert Churchman, Ralph Helm and
| Mr.. Henry Knippenberg has returned
from Glendale. Mont, accompanied by
Mr.. E. w. Nash. secretary and treasurer
i
| pany TO join Mrs. Nash. who is visiting
Mrs: Knippenberg. Mr.. Fred a Nash ar
| rived last evening.
THE New Woman" farce, which is
highly commended will be given at Masonic
Esther Auxiliary. The New Woman was
| and is said to be very clever and anus,
ing" After the play there win be social
| dance
Mrs: S. e. Faber. gave a pretty tea yes
qf for t.av~ NJ; NJ.
Clintock, of Philadelphia. The rooms were
adorned with profusion of pink roses and
carnations: Mrs Faher was assisted in ex-
| tending her hOSpitalities by Mrs. Fred Par
YIN Heron, the Misses Todd and Miss
| Helen Porter.
Mrs. James II. McKernan gave a pretty
| euchre party Thursday afternoon in honor
| of Miss Hefron. of Washington. Mrs. James
Berden's guest. About forty friends were
entertained and the other. out-of-town
| Miss Lawler of Salem, and Misses Berger
| and Trefzger of Cincinnati.
Miss Martha Carey gave tea to twenty
of honor being Miss Helena %r the w E6uei 3
TO be graduated from the February class
| of the High School Miss Carey was as
Noble and Miss Mary Sayles. Tea was
| served from a table which was beautifully
| appointed with silver and pink and white
| roses.
A number of young people enjoyed bob
sled ride Tuesday. afterward returning to
the home of Miss Mabel Parsons. 50 Huron
street. where an oyster supper was served
| The party consisted of Misses Blanche
Reese. Cora Smyth, Pearl Howard. Nettie
smith, Mabel Parsons: and Messrs. Herbert
! Moore. Will Carson Charlie Snyder. Walter
Knowles. Grant Whttoff Ralph Hoyt and
| Ferd Boyer.
Mrs. Charles NJ. Reynolds entertained fif-
| teen young ladies informally yesterday aft
ernoon for Miss Harris, of Governors Isl.
and. who is visiting Mrs. Marvin Rice Max
| well. The guests were seated about the
| dining room and Mrs. Reynolds and heI
| mother. Mrs. krag. presided at the daintily
| appointed table and served salad. straw
| berries and ices. Miss Isabelle Irving was
| one of the guests.
AT the supper given at the First Baptist
Church last Friday evening the young mer
| OF the church acted walters and were
| dressed in regulation uniform. After The
| supper a programme of vocal solos by Mr.
| Purvis and Miss Mulcher, recitations by
| Miss Ollie Hawkins a cornst trio bN
Messrs. Cortland Van Camp. William Sim
| onds and Arthur banner and solo by Mr.
| banner was rendered.
Mrs. John w. Jones gave a progressive
euchre party yesterday afternoon. enter.
tanning nearly fifty friends. Progressive
| euchre was played. The prevailing color OF
the appointments was pink. and the score
| cards and the table markers were all heart
| shape. The prizes were pretty articles OF
china, n Wedgewood pitcher being the
| nrst. Mrs. Jones was assisted i'm enter
tanning by her daughter-in-law. Mrs
| Louis Weslyn Jones.
valentine sale yesterday afternoon at the
| home of Mrs. W. H. Coleman cleared $40,
for the Boys Club. for which IL was given
The articles included valentines. water
color botters, fancy articles. clothing anC
furniture for dolls. homemade candy
i flowers and other things The children