The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-12-12

Dec. q at the Brenneke Academy for their
daughters, Laura Marten and Ethel Reeves.
mr. and Mrs J. 3. Wilson will go TO Ok
ford tomorrow to attend the Mfller-Mc-
ConneI wedding to take place Tuesday
morning at the Presbyterian Church in that
city.
The college students of Indianapolis will
give a dance at the Brenneke Academy
Dec. 30. The students have invited a num-
Der of prominent ladies to be patronesses
for the event.
A large dance was given by a number
of young men at Y. NJ. /. Hall Wednesday
evening. There will be meeting of young
men tomorrow evening to form a dance
club for the winter.
Miss Helen Baldwin entertained a few
friends informally yesterday afternoon for
Mrs Steele Bright. of Superior, Wis. The
guests were members of cooking club, of
Which both are members.
DR.. and Mrs. J. r. Haynes will celebrate
the lnfteenth anniversary of their marriage
Wednesday by receiving their friends In
formally at their home No 5l2 North Hi
nois street. There are no invitations.
The Children of the American Revolution
were entertained socially yesterday after
noon at the home of the president, Mrs S.
r. Perkins Dancing was enjoyed in the
drawing room and games in the library.
Mr.. and Mrs Willard S. Wickard and
chlldren will leave for Pasadena. Cal,
Wednesday. Mrs. Wickard and children
will remain there for the winter. and Mr..
weeks.
George H. Thomas, w. r. c., No. 20. and
It's friends will have social Wednesday
AFTERNOON at the home of Mrs. I. b. Horn
aday. assisted by Mrs. ]. s. Thompson, Mrs:
w, Rice, Miss Rankin, Mrs. b. Moore and
Mrs. CT b. Thompson.
Invitations will be issued soon for the
marriage of Miss Harriet E. Nettleton, of
Covington, Va, and Mr.. Gale e. Hill, of
this. city. The wedding will occur at the
home, of the bride Jan. 5. Miss Nettleton is
hay VII Jeff cd g
Losey and Miss Gertrude Gillette.
The Woman's Home and Foreign Mission
airy Society of the First Presbyterian
Church will meet Wednesday afternoon. The
r. Allen, Mrs. Benjamin Harrison, Mrs.
Whitlock Mrs. Arrick, Mrs. c. NJ Reynolds.
in charge of Mrs. G. c. Burgess.
Miss Emma Cook entertained a number of
friends delightfully."- Friday evening for Miss
Clara Miller, of Springfield, ILL.,, who is
the guests were DIR. and Mrs. Hoover, Mr..
and Mrs. Pfeifer, Misses Martha Parsons,
Bertha Bertha Bush Bush. Grace Tayyl9r: Cougar
Barnes, Morgan and DR.. Wilson.
The marriage of Miss Emma Ginz and
Mr.. Harry c. Fisher occurred on Wednes-
day evening" at the home of the bride s
mother, North East street, Rev. DIR.
Peters officiating. The parlors were taste
fully decorated with palms smilax and
chrysanthemums. The bride wore a gown
Following the ceremony a wedding supper
was served. Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher went at
once to their home, on Highland avenue,
near Michigan street.
The Washington Capital has the following
compliment. regarding woman who now
makes her home here The many old
friends of Mrs. w. d. Owen, wife of ex-
Representative Owen, of Indiana, will be
glad to know that she has very nearly re-
covered from the serious and long illness of
last summer Mr.. and Mrs. Owen are keep
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er and g. sister being with them. A mutual
friend reports that while Mrs. Owen is not
her life, and there is every reason to sup
pose she will soon be quite well. l know of
no woman who has ever figured here in Of
fetal life who has more sincere friends than
she has here in the nations capital"
Mrs. Malott and the Misses Malott enter
tanned their young married friends yester-
day afternoon with rose tea from to 3
o'clock, at their home on North Delaware
street. Pink roses adorned the parlors and
an upstairs room, where ices were served,
and American Beauty roses filled a large
basket for the center of the dining room
table. The hostesses were assisted by Mrs.
Arthur voorhees, Brown, Mrs Macy Malott,
Mrs. T. a. Hendricks: Mrs; J; II, Patterson.
o. B. Jameson, Mrs Nicholas Nee. Harri-
son, Mrs. B. F. Riley, Mrs. Cortland Van
Ga%P Mrs Mrs samue K sqan Mrs M gdnn SOM
erviIle, Mrs. ]. K. Sharpe, jr., and Mrs. s.
H Collins. In the evening Mrs. and the
OF young people with a reception. An or
chestra played for both occasions Mrs.
Brown and Mrs. Macy Malott assisted in
the evening.
Among the events for this week are the
musicale tomorrow afternoon by Mrs.
John M. Lilly, for her sister, Mrs. H. w.
blanchard. of Boston; Dr.. c. l.: and Miss
Fletcher's Mexican party; Mrs. S. n. Pres
ton and Mrs. Alexander Patons informal
at home for their guest, Miss Houston, of
Ohio (no invitations); the Loyal Legion en-
farf ai9 anr1f TsJ1nc 6oxy Mrc
iamin Harrisons tea, Tuesday; Mrs. S. o..
Pickens and Miss Mary Pickens's tea for
Mrs Patton and Miss Rose Holmes, Tues
day; the Daughters Of the American Revo-
luton reception, at Mr.. and Mrs. Cole
mans, Tuesday; DR.. and Mrs. ]. r.
Haynes's observance of their golden we'd
ding anniversary, Wednesday; the mar
riage of Miss Sara Layton Walker and Mr..
Morris Black, of Cleveland, at Meridian
street Church; the marriage of Mr.. j. M.
Payer, jr., and Miss Ida Belle Moore; the
marriage of Miss Maud Glossbrenner and
Mr.. Oscar Parrish, and the marriage of
Miss Julia Tarlton and Mr.. Lawrence
George, all on Wednesday; Miss Chapman S
tea, for Miss Holmes and Mrs. Patton,
Thursday; Mrs Edward Finney's card par
ty for Mrs: Frank Finney; Mrs St: Clair
Parry's holly tea, for Mrs. M T. Levey.
and Mrs. Chestina Mauzy and Mrs. Henry
L. Wallace's tea, Friday.
The Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton will give reception Tuesday evening
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Coleman. The committee on arrangements
consists of Mrs. Bement Lyman, chairman:
Mrs j. N. Carey, Mrs. j. H. Claypool Mrs
J. A. Milburn and Miss Malott. The recep-
ton committee will be Mrs. Coleman, Mrs.
Henry L. Wallace. Mrs. c. H. Wood, Mrs.
F. W. Morrison, Mrs. B. ID. Walcott Mrs.
e. c. Atkins. Mrs. G. w. Sloan, Mrs. Henry
Browning. Mrs. Cortland Van Camp, Mrs.
]. II. Holiday, Mrs. j. S. Holiday Mrs.
H. G. c. Balls. Mrs. G. C. Foster. Mrs. AL
bert Baker, Mrs. e. H. Dean, Mrs. c. F..
Sayles, Mrs. J. M. Winters, Mrs. Meredith
Nicholson, Mrs. e. F. Hodges, Mrs. w. J..
Richards, Mrs. William Scott, Mrs c. r.
Sullivan, Mrs. f. w. Chislett, Miss E. G.
Browning. Miss Alice Edwards and Miss
Nancy Newcomer. A number of young
ladies have been invited to assist, and the
list includes Miss Miller, Miss Knippenberg
Miss Duncan, Miss Haynes, Miss Fahnley.
Miss WATSON, Miss Coffin, Miss Fenton,
Miss Julia Fletcher, the Misses Holman,
Miss Mary Sloan. the Misses Fletcher, Miss
Garrard. Miss Willard, Miss Foster, the
Misses Walick, the Misses Walcott Miss
Noble, Miss Baker. Miss Lucy Holiday.
Miss Carey. Miss Coburn, Miss Griffin, the
Misses Moore, the Misses Atkins, the
Misses Malott, Miss CASTOR and the Misses
Porter.
Club Meetings.
The Coreopsis Club will dance Friday in
Y NJ. l. Hall.
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