The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-05-23
Tuesday for Mrs. Hugh l.. McElroy, Of
Kansas City, who is visiting Miss I. L.


taken Mrs. w. G.. Sherman residence NO.
S39 North Pennsylvania street, and viii oc-
cupy 1t June l.
Mrs w w Scott of New York is here
to remain until June 1 with Mr.. Scott She
will then go TO San Francisco to fill con-
cert engagement.
The Zerelda Wallace Literary Club will
hold its final meeting for the year with Mrs.
Edward j. Robson, No. 720 Broadway, to-
morrow afternoon.
The Ladies Union of Plymouth Church
will give a tea Wednesday afternoon from
2 TO 5 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Allerdice,
No. AIS Park avenue.
Mrs. D. w. Harmon will entertain num-
Der of friends Monday afternoon for Mrs:
Charles r. Brown, who will leave soon for
Bloomington TO reside.
Mrs. James Robert Ryan will give
porch party Wednesday for Mss Nanni e, =;
to Mr.. Wood, of Chicago.
Mrs. r. H. Smith will observe her last
Monday at home for this season tomorrow
afternoon and will have with her Mrs.
Hugh L. McElroy, of Kansas City.
Miss Katherine Dunlap, of Cambridge
City, and Miss Nellie Brown and Miss Sui
~. of Franklin. the guests of Miss Opal
Voris at her home on Sixteenth street
The marriage of Mr.. William f. Elliott,
of this city, and Miss Eftie Marquerdt, of
Des Moines, Ia is announced. The we'd
ding will occur the second week in June.
Next Wednesday night from to II Mr..
and Mrs. Lemcke, No. 10 East Vermont,
will be at home to their friends informally
to meet Architect Bruno SchmitZ, of Berlin.
Mrs. George L. Renhard of Bloomington,
Reinhard at No sos North New Jersey
street. She will remain in the city until
Wednesday morning.
Miss Clay, of Lexington, KY, will come
Tuesday to visit Miss Jeanette Judson.
Miss Armstrong will entertain Tuesday
evening and Miss Judson Wednesday even
ing and Thursday afternoon for Miss Gay.
Miss Adelaide Rogers, who is visiting in
Salem entertained last week at
the Bungalow, the home of Hon: b; F.
Bonham, ex-consul to Calcutta. While there
she sang the oftertory at 81. Pau Eplsco-
pal Church.
The last meeting of the Parlor Club for
the season will be held Wednesday after
noon at Woodruff Place Mrs. Ingram will
read of Henry Fielding" Mrs. Coke Alex
apder of Tom Jones" and Mrs. w. r.
Benton of Amelia"
Mrs. Hugh Hanna will give a company
Fletcher and a luncheon Tuesday for Miss
Fletcher, of Milwaukee, and Tuesday after
noon Mrs. Bement Lyman will give tea
FOR the same ladies.
Mrs. r. B. F. PIERCE and Miss Van VAL
kenburg will be at home informally to-
morrow evening for their guests; Miss
Rarden of Chicago and Mrs. E. r. Wheel
er, of Edgewater instead Of in the after
noon, their usual reception day.
The last meeting of the Fortnightly Liter
airy Club for this season will be held Tues
day. A review of new books will be con-
Quoted by Mrs. Ovid Butler jameson, Mrs
Charles p. Doney, Mrs Frank +; wynn
Invitations will be issued this week by
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Warne for the mar
riage of their daughter Bessie Jenkins
Warne, and Mr.. Melvin Otto Ryker, to take
place Tuesday evening, June s, at the fam
lily residence, No. 66 West Twentieth street
Invitations will be issued Thursday by
Mr.. and Mrs Theodore McCune for the
marriage of their daughter Grace and Mr..
Charles E. Hall, tc take place Wednesday
evening, June 8, at the new nome OF Mr.
and Mrs. McCune on North Meridian street
Mrs. D. w. Magmon will be the hostess
for the Clio Club Friday, the last meeting
Mrs. Willard Evans will read of the Do
mestic and Social Life Of Women m E HIro
Rowland will read of New Fields for
Business Women"
The Minerva Club will meet TOMORROW
afternoon with Mrs. Howard Gale, No Ill
Ruckle street England of To-day" is the
subject Mrs. Frank Morrison will read of
Wam W Gaim 6 to he
and Mrs e. r. Stevenson Of Gladstone
The invitations to Mrs. Sewalrs recep-
ton Monday evening are limited 70 parents
of the girls registered in the Girls CLASH
cal School during the current year and to
the parents of aJumnae Of the school. Tie
invitations are issued in the name OF Mrs
Sewall and the faculty of the Girls Classi-
cal School.
Miss Amy Jacobs will give linen shower
tomorrow, Miss Edna Swain a hearts
party Tuesday, Mrs. Herman Sayles,
Elizabeth Ketcham luncheon Thursday
and Miss. Alma Haerle a Country Club
party Friday for Miss Blanche Brown, who
is to be married the following week.
Miss Ida May Scott gave dinner Tues
day evening at her home North Della
ware street for twelve of her girl friends,
the summer. Mrs. Ida Gray Scott is stop
ping with her sister-in7law, Mrs J.. M.
through May.
Misc E,auoht was hostess for a prattv
little luncheon Friday afternoon, given for
Miss Louise Hayes, of Cincinnati, who is
Taught and Miss Hayes will leave for
Olenburg the latter part of the week, to
be gone three or four days.
Among the announcements of weddings
made last week were those of Miss Lucy
Williams and Mr.. Llewllyn H. Blanton to
occur at Rochester, N -, T., June q; OF Mr.
Washington, d. c., to occur at Washington
June 9; and of Miss Mamie 9. Branham
and Mr.. Edward Thorston Wood, of Chi
cago, TO take place June 19.
Mrs May Wright Sewall will deliver the
address before the Alumnae Association or
the Woman's College of Jacksonville, Ill,
on the evening of Friday, May rs. This
institution is one of the earliest in the
country founded for the advanced educa-
ton of women. On May rs this college,
together with the School Of Fine Arts, cele-
brates it's sixty-seventh anniversary, hav-
ing been established in $780, only twelve
as a State.
Friday evening at their home on Thirty
first street Mr.. and Mrs. I. H. Razelrigg
entertained the members of the Social
Dozen Club, with their husbands. The
rooms were bright with wild blossoms,
snowbaIls and roses. The programmes of
the entertainment We're dainty specimens
of Mr. Hazelrigg's pen and ink sketching
Mrs. Hazelrigg was assisted by Mrs. john
s. Owen Miss Hattie and Miss Lydia
Manning. The clubs birthday gift to Mrs
Hazelrigg, it's president, was Dresden
lamp
Mrs Philip N Moore, of ST. Louis CORE
spending secretary of the General Fedora.
ton of Womens Clubs, and pesident of
the ST. Louis Musical Club is the guest of
Mrs Henry d. Pierce and Mrs. c. p.
Barnes, of Louisville, the recording Secre-
tary of the Federation Of Clubs will come
tomorrow. Mrs Pierce has invited the
members of the indianapolis Woman's Club
for a tea Tuesday afternoon and the board
of directors of the Propylaeum for break
fast at noon Wednesday in honor of Mrs.
Moore and Mrs. Barnes. Wednesday AFTER
noon Mrs. PeEce will observe her day at
home to have her friends meet her visitors.
The members of the Philokuian Society
of Butler University and a number of other
by Mrs. B. Ward surprise for her
daughter, Miss Stella Ward. There were
about fifty young people who ASSEMBLED at
the house and decorated the rooms with
snowballs and smilaX, white and green
being the society colors prevailing in the
decorations refreshments and favors. The
game of menu" was played ana the prizes
We're perfumes suggestive of the two
colors. The young hostess was presented
with a mandolin a souvenir of the event,
There were recitations, music ana dancing
for the pleasure of the company. i.
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