The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-11-21

Jennie M. Russell Anna Lutz, Carrie Jen-
kins. Emma f. LAiley and Messrs VIII r
Stailey, John Mullaley. Joseph Held, Fred
Mailman; Edward Buhorn, Bert Palnler'
Walter +. Ten Eyck and Frank I. Laley
Among the guests at the debut reception
of Miss Smith, Thursday, were Mrs r.. g.
Caylor and Mrs. Walter N. Evans, of No
city, Col; Miss Hawkins, of Portland; Mrs.
Barnett and Mrs. Walter Scott Montgom-
cry of Greenfield; Miss Holman, of indie
pendence, Ia; Mrs. Russ Whytal, of Bay
side, l.. l.; Mrs George Whitley, of Spring
field, ILL.,, and Mrs. Jessie Van lille Antony
of Jersey City. Miss Smith will receive
Monday afternoons and evenings during the
season, with her raother, Mrs. Theresa
Smith.
The first play OF the Dramatic Club for
this season will be given Tuesday evening.
The play is HE Is Not Jealous transla-
ton from the German of Alexander Elz'
by Mrs. John o. Perrine, of Lafayette.
Mrs. Perrine has also assisted in sugges-
tions at the rehearsais. The cast and char
acters are: Uncle Baumann, Mr.. Arba I.
Perry; Dr.. Hohendorf Mr.. Horace Hord;
selle, Miss Margaret Carey. The commit
tee is Mr.. and Mrs B. d. Walcott, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Charles Martindale, Miss Newcomer,
Miss Foster, Mr.. Comfy and Mr.. Baker.
Miss Daisy Wilson entertained the bridal
party of Miss Carnahan and Mr.. Miles M.
Burford with pink dinner last evening.
bell OF pink roses and smilax, with light
for a clapper. Before the covers OF the
guests of honor were double hearts or RID
which was thrust pink roses This was the
last of a series of entertainments gwen
for Miss Carnahan and Mr.. Burford. Inelr
marriage will occur Wednesday evening at
the Second Presbyterian Church, and VII!
be followed by reception to the br1dal
party and relatives only at the residence
of General and Mrs. Calnahan.
The annual Propylaeum ball will be CIV
EN- Wednesday evening snd will be one OF
the important social e'e nts of the season:
Mrs. Charles NJ. Reyr olds is chairman OF
the ball and she has called to her assist
ance in arranging the rarious details we'll
known ladies. Invitati' rs have been sent
out to stockholders, but owing to change
in addresses some may be miscarried. Any
stakeholder may secure invitations for her
self and friends each afternoon between the
hours of and 4 o'clock of the curator of
the PrOpylaeum. AT midnight there will be
several figures of the cotillion, led by Mr..
w. F. c. Colt and Mr.. Wallace Krag.
Among the entertainments for the coming
week will be the linen shower Of Mrs.
Charles E. Worrell for Miss Bertha Bow
man tomorrow. The party in the evening
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Clune for Mr.. and
Mrs. Walsh and Miss Ciune; the card party
given by Mrs. j. *. Robson Tuesday there
will be the Dramatic Club performance and
the reception by Mrs. w. L. Elder and Mrs.
Harry H. Bean, of Springfield o., and the
reception of Mrs. W. II. Griffith; Wednes-
day. will be the Burford-C arnahan wedding,
the Propylaeum Ball, Mrs. Randalls card
party and Mr.. and Mrs. Busbys dinner;
Friday will be Miss Elsa WOcherS tea and
dinner for Mrs. Marshall T. Levey and the
Mystic Tie entertainment at the Propy-
laeurn.
Mrs Phil Hereth celebrated her fiftieth
| birthday anniversary Monday by giving a
| reception in the afternoon at her home,
| on Davidson street. The house was elabo-
| rately decorated with flowers, palms and
| ferns, and in the dining room blue flag
| lilies and smilax formed the establishment.
The assisting ladies were Mrs, Jeanette
| Goth, Mrs. Turner, Miss Anna Roberts,
| Miss Carrie Shandorf, Mrs. George AL
| bright, Miss Gertrude Albright, Miss Agnes
Mullen Miss Bertha Hagedorn, Miss Kath-
crime Stucky and Mrs. Marie Fertig. The
assisting ladies presented Mrs. Hereth with
handsome parlor cabinet, the preSenta-
ton being made by Mrs. Fertig. Recita-
tons were given by Miss Lena Fertig,
Miss Jeanette Fertig, Miss Myrtle Swami
and Mrs. Marie Fertig and Miss Katherine
Mccarthy sang. Among the guests were
Mrs. BranStrup of Topeka, Kan, Mrs.
EVERY of Big Springs, Tex, Miss Doro-
thea Bennett of Toledo, o., Mrs. Brown
ley of Greenville, o., and Miss Viola Rob
erts of Cincinnati.