The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-02-16

ing Mrs Samuel Cornell Carey. with her
Thursday afternoon and evening. her regu-
ular day at home.
DIR. and Mrs. X. w. Long entertained
number OF friends at cards last evening at
their home. on Central avenue.
Mrs. Juliet v. Strauss. of Rockville. will
come next week 10 visit Mrs S. r.. Perkins
who will entertain informally for her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Churchman will
leave this morning for Orlando. Fla. on ac-
count OF illness of Mrs. Ingram Fletcher.
Mrs. Charles Finney. Of Kansas City: is
Charles Bailey. on North Delaware street.
Mrs. A b. McGregor entertained few
friends yesterday afternoon TO have them
meet Miss Merker, OF Louisville. Mrs. Lois
G- Hunord read a paper
Mrs. Phil Mitchell is the guest of Mrs.
Henry Scot Fraser, and will receive with
Mrs; Fraser on her regular reception day,
Wednesday, this week and next.
Mr.. and Mrs. George l.. Raschig, Mr.. and
Mrs. i. y. Arens, Miss Josephine Robinson.
Miss Claire Shower and Miss EhZabeth
Ketcham will go TO Cincinnati to-day to
attend the Damrosch Opera.
The marriage of Miss Edna May Barbour
and Mr.. Frank NJ. Millikan will take place
at noon on Thursday, Feb p, at Miss Bar
tations have been issued only to relatives
and immediate friends
Mrs. w. III. Armstrong and Miss May
Armstrong will receive informally this aft
ernoOn for their guests, Mrs. Ryan, Miss
Ryan and Miss Tinsman, of Williamsport,
Pa, and Mrs. Donnellan. of Philadelphia.
There are no invitations.
Mrs. Bloomhoff will be the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. c. q. Stewart, No. 35T North Hi
nos street, until the return of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Samuel Morss. and family. from
Europe. early in the spring. Mr.. and Mrs.
Morss and daughter are now in Nice.
Mrs. w. II. Tennis entertained her card
club and few other friends informally yes
terday afternoon at her home on North
VI 20 "a
observance of her birthday anniversary
valentines were presented as favors.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Pearson and Mr..
and Mrs. Horace Smith entertained friends
at cards last evening in honor of Mrs.
Krauss of Cleveland, who Is visiting Mr..
and Mrs; Frederick Rush. Mr.. and Mrs.
Rush and Mrs. Krauss will leave the last or
the week for a trip TO Mexico.
The executive committee of the Indianap-
oils German Literary Club met yesterday
with Mrs. Louis Hollweg 10 formulate the
programme for next seasons work. which
Will be writers of the nineteenth century.
Mrs Hollweg, Mrs. c. NJ. Walker, Mrs.
Painter Miss Sickels and Miss Jacobs form
the committee.
The SchumaRn Concert Company has been
organized with Miss Lolita Marie Akass.
Miss Jessie ID. Lewis, fiutist; Miss Eliza
beth NJ. Banks. cornetist: Miss Grace Err
villa Akass, contralto. and Master Charles
Lewis, reader, of this city. They are TO
provide music for concerts, receptions and
churches.
Mrs. NJ. B, FLETCHER gave a hearts par
Y last evening in honor OF her guest, Mrs.
L. II. NOOndn, and Mrs. CT. n. CatterSons
guest. Miss Skidmore, CT Charleston. Ill.
The other out-of-town guests were Senator
and Mrs. George w. Brecount. of Cincin-
natl. The rooms prettily decorated
with tulips. The score cards were valen-
tines in pretty designs. During the game
and while supper was served harpist
played:
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. lockwood gave
a handsome dinner last evening to celebrate
the engagement OF Miss Maud Latcock and
Mr.. Robert McOuat. The table was deli
cateiy massed with white tulle and aspara-
gus vine. and tied to the stem OF the
tall crystal candelabrum in the center was
large cluster OF bridesmaid roses. The
other guests We're Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Varney, Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Coburn,
Miss Lyon. Miss Emma Atkins. Mr.. Alvin
S. Lockard and Mr.. George lockwood.
Senator-elect c. w. Fairbanks entertained
a dinner about seventy-five members of the
Legislature last night at clock at his
home. 40 Park avenue The guests were
about evenly divided between the Senate
and House. and the other half of the law
FAIRBANKS bounty tomorrow night. Those
present last night reported themselves as
admirably entertained, and even the Demo
cratic gentlemen admitted that If Mr. Fair
banks makes as good senator AS he does
a host. there can be but small complaint
The executive committee of the Children's
Chorus met yesterday morning. There are
now l15 children IN the chorus, and the COM
nlittee decided admit fifty more The
children will meet Saturday morning at $50
o'clock for rehearsal at st. Paul's parish
house. and voices of children will be test
ed for admission by Mr.. Arens at o'clock.
This will be the last opportunity Tor chill
dren to join the chorus, the rehearsas
are 10 begin at once for the childrens June
festival. This is a separate organization
from the Indiana May Festival Childrens
Chorus.
Mrs r. B. +. PIERCE and her daughter.
Miss Van Valkenburg, gave an elegant
of Mr.. and Mrs. F. X. Arens and their
guest. Mr.. William Armstrong, OF Chicago.
All of the appointments were OF white and
gold. The flowers Were roses and daffo-
dis, exquisiteiy arranged in crystal and
gold vases: ana the service was of china
daTodils were tied in artistic bows t to grace
the table. The other guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. j. L. Ketcham. Ms: May Wright
Sewall, DR.. and Mrs. L. =. Page, Miss Jo-
sephine Robinson and Rev. c. a. Car
stensen.
Mrs. John E. Stevenson gave handsome
luncheon YESTERDAY having having as her guests
Crea. and Mrs. Henry Petit of
Wabash, Mrs; Burnett Orr. of At
and TO meet them Mrs. Frank James, Mrs.
Thomas Swain. Mrs. G. r. Gardner Miss
Mary Davis and her visitor. Miss Kramer
of Laporte. A long oval basket OF scarlet
tulips decorated the table. In the after
noon from 2 TO Mrs. Stevenson gave a
small tea for the same ladies. and the
son. Mrs. Charles Divine and Mrs Ii. H.
Hadley assisted The reception hall was
beautifled with pink roses and the parlor
with daftodls and jonquils.
Invitations have been issued for the an
luai ball and banquet of the Socialer Turn
verein Stock Association at the Germana
House Monday evening Feb. %. The fol-
lowing are the committee for the entertain
ment: Committee on arrange ments: Charles
Krauss, William G.. Mannfeld. Albert T..
MetZger, Robert Keller, Henry kothe. Re-
ception: John Appel, Charles r. Blake.
Edward Bertermann, Augustus Coburn. +.
Fahnley RI. S. Fraser. Stoughton j. Fletch-
er. Harry Gates. A. Geiger. William Z.
Haueisen, Louis Hollwes. John w. Holtz-
man, Romeo Johnson, William Jungclaus,
julius Keller. Albrecht kipp, William
i<othe. August NJ. Kuhn. James feathers.
Herman Lieber, Charles Mayer. Charles Il.
Meyer. Nathan Norris. S. Muhl John r.
Pearson. DR.. II. Pink, Henry Rauh. Fred u.
Rush. Albert Safm, JIG .eph +. Schaf, Henry
Schnull, J. a. Schumacher. Leo Strauss.
William Stumpf Frank Vonnegut, Ciar-
ence Wulsin. Albert Krull. Floor: Otto
Kipp, Frank Keller Robert Lieber, Frank
Mas. +. i. Martindale. jr, George a.
Null. Henry SEVERN. jr., Carl +. Walk.
JONES-GRAYSON.
Special TO the Indiana polls Journal.
MADISON. Ind. Feb 15.-Mr. John Jones,
a travelling salesman for the Hitz cracker
factory IndianapoliS and Miss Lolita GRAY