The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-05-30


Fannie Myers, No. 172 Highland avenue,
| Wednesday.
Mrs. George F. Adams has gone to Bryn
| Mawr to attend the commencement exer-
| clses and to visit her daughter Mrs. Frank
! Nichols Lewis.
Miss Voss will go to Cincinnati Tuesday
! and Thursday she will go TO Glendale TO
| attend the graduation of her niece, Miss
| Gail " Smith
The wedding Of Miss Eva Athon Brannon
| and Mr.. George =. Maurice will take place
| next Tuesday evening at the home of the
| brides parents.
Mr.. Ingram Fletcher arrived yesterday
| from Orlando. Fla, to spend some time.
! Mrs. Fletcher and daughter Maria are at
! Clifton Springs.
| The McAll Mission will hold its regular
! quarterly meeting at the residence of Mrs.
j. b. Conner, 800 Park avenue Monday,
May 81, at 2;30 p. m.
Miss Stanhope and niece. Miss Riberye, of
| New Harmony, who have been spending
| the year at the Classical School, Will re-
| turn home this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Ward. jr., of Princeton
VIII come this week TO attend the Seaton-
Brown wedding. Mrs. Ward was formerly
Miss Georgeana Seaton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c. Atkins will take
possession of their new home, on North
Meridian street, just above Eighteenth
(new) within a few days
The engagement is announced of Miss
w. Hastings, and Mr.. William Pogue. The
wedding will occur in June.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ Reynolds and
| daughter and Mrs. Reynolds. of Dayton,
Will spend the summer there
Mrs. Mary E. Rowe. nee Terrence, of
Hamilton, O., will come next, Wednesday
to visit the family of Mr.. and Mrs. J. L.
Durham East Tenth street.
Miss Julia G. Sharpe, Miss Virginia Keep
and Miss Foster, of Davenport Ia, arrived
yesterday from New York They have been
at the Art League since October.
The members of the Third Christian
Church held lawn social Wednesday even
ing at the home of Miss Blanche Laycock,
Nineteenth and Delaware streets.
Mrs. George c. Haerle has issued invita-
lions for reception Wednesday afternoon
in honor of Mrs. Leighton, of Chicago, and
Miss Won Starklotf, of St. Louis
The marriage of Miss Greeta Gertrude
Cooke and Mr.. Harry Coleman Moore will
take place Thursday noon at the family
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Cooke.
Mrs. w. G. Sherman has sold her resi-
dence on North Pennsylvania street, and
Will hereafter be at home with Mr.. and
Mrs. Van sicklen No. 42S Talbot avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward w. Lentz, of Louis
vile, Ky, are spending a few days with
Mrs. Lentz's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
M. Alloways,t at No. 109 East st. Joseph
street.
Miss T. L. voss entertained few friends
at dinner last evening in honor of Prof.
Berger, of Boston, who is visiting the fam
lily of Mr.. Schellschmidt, on East Ohio
street.
Mrs. Benjamin Strong and daughter
Blessing. who have been guests of Mrs.
Clark Mallery, left yesterday for Detroit
before returning to their home in New
York city.
The engagement of Miss Alice Lockwood,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Lock-
wood, to Mr.. William Latta Parrett, of
Greenfield. o., is announced. The wedding
will occur in August.
DIR. and Mrs. Wilmer F. Christian re-
turned last evening from their wedding
Mr. and Mrs M " Mp(1i1lfa ri No S1R
| North Delaware street.
| Mrs. Hugh Boyd and daughters, of Mount
| Vernon, Ia, arrived last evening to visit
Mrs. l. Fl. Wilson, on Park avenue. They
are route home from New York, where
| they have been studying music with e. A.
Mcdowell.
| the Literary Circle Friday evening. Will
liam Cullen Bryant" was the subject, and
readings and recitations from his works
were given The rooms were deliberately
decorated with palms and blooming plants.
Mrs Harriet Augusta Prunk gave a din
ner yesterday at the Bates House to the
| members of her graduating class, Mrs.
| Chandler, Miss Florence Atkins, the Misses
! Purviance, Mr.. Reid and Mr.. Matthey. The
| two gentlemen expect to make the stage
| their profession.
| fontaine street, will leave soon for an eX-
| tended visit among friends at Denver, Salt
Lake City and Santa Barbara Cal At TIN the
lily, formerly members of Memorial Pres
byterian Church here.
The Park-avenue Euchre Club held it's
home of Mrs. Emil Zumpfe Mrs. Harry
Remy and Mrs. William Cary were the
hostesses for the afternoon The two par
roses, yellow being the club color.
General and Mrs Frederick Knef1er
| tertained party of twenty-five gentlemen
| Schmitz. The house and the table We're
deliberately and appropriately decorated Tor
ner the members of the Bald-headed Glee
| Club arrived and serenaded the diners.
Invitations have been issued for the first
annual commencement of ST Agnes Acad-
| envy, to take place June 8. Four young
| ladies will be graduated-Miss Emma
| O'Brien, who receives the gold medal for
laide Thale and Miss Mary Reaume, who
receive diplomas in the scientific course.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Simmonds gave
Dutch luncheon Friday evening. The dec
ate accessories. The Misses Simmonds
wore Dutch costumes Among the guests
Miss 5d Wht G of d Bat New cT To NJ NJ
Finlater of Detroit, and Mr.. Knox, of
Grand Rapids.
The Caroline Scott Harrison Chapter of
on Saturday afternoon, June s. at o'clock,
at the Country Club. Miss Mary Sloan will
read her paper on GolonIa i, Homes LONE and
numbers. Conveyance will be provided
from Mapleton station. The Mary Gibson
Chapter, c. "A r. is included in the inVl-
tation.
The courts will adjourn the afternoon of
June Y to enable the members of the bar
association to attend party at the Coun-
try Club to be given by Messrs. Griffiths
and Potts. 1t is the twentieth anniversary
of the partnership which has continued
without change longer than any firm in the
| city. Lunch will be served at 8 O'Clock and
| the afternoon and evening spent at whist,
| bowling, pool and the swapping of legal
| stories.
The last meeting of the Minerva Club for
| this season was held yesterday afternoon
| with Mrs. Charles Busby at her home on
Central avenue. Mrs. George G. HIT the
| new president of the Womens Club, read
paper on '.Memories of ENGLAND and
| English People" Music was furnished by
! Miss Ida Sweene, Mrs. Chichester and Mrs.
| William b. Judah. Mrs. Busby was as
| sisted by Mrs. Wildhack Mrs. Brown and
| Mrs. Hovey.
The annual dinner of the indianapolis Lit
erary Club will be given tomorrow evening
| at the Commercial Club. President Scot
| Butler will be POSTMASTER. The order of
| speakers and toasts is: 1.-The Old Times,
| John Holiday; THE Ancient Mariner" w.
P. Fishback; THE Prentice Hand" Louis
f. Cleand; Politics and Literature" John
| L. Grifflths; Ladies Nights, the New
| Woman" DR.. A w. Brayton; The Old
| Guard" Rev. Myron w. Reed.
Some seven hundred invitations, accom-
| panied by dainty silk bags, have been is
| sued by the entertainment committee OF the
| Young Women's Christian Association to
| a birthday party to be given at the asso-
citation rooms Tuesday evening. The com