The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-03-14


Miss Harriet Bosworth. of Lexington.
Ky is visiting the family of Mr.. William
Hardie. on East Washington street
Mr. John \. Finch win read paper on
'Humor of the Day" tomorrow evening be-
fore the indianapolis Literary Club.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Ellen Boyles and DIR. Beecher j. Terrell.
The wedding will take place in June.
Miss Ella Phenis. of College Corner, o..
who has been visiting her sister. Miss Liz
zie Phenis. left yesterday for Richmond.
Mrs. j. W. Piercy has issued cards for
next Tuesday afternoon. in honor of her
guest. Miss Ella Davidson, Of Nincennes.
Mrs. a. r Ticknor. who mas been visiting
relatives and friends here for three months.
has returned-tp her home in Paducah, Ky.
Naomi AIxiia.v o. T.. s. will meet
| THURSDAY afternoon at the home of Mrs
| Ida Myers, No. 17S North Missouri street
Mrs. Oliver Scott, of Richmond and Miss
Marguerite Scott. OF Decatur. Neb, are
| visiting Mrs. 5. c. Gill for week or ten
| days.
Miss Bertha Sadler, who has been visit
| ing her sister. Mrs. l.. NJ. Johnson, has
| gone to Frankfort 10 visit Mrs. Mont b.
| Fisher.
Miss Ethel CIaybourne entertained a
number of friends at cards Thursday even
| Ing ut her home on North New Jersey
| street.
Miss Myra Bates. of Chicago. who has
been visiting Mrs. Byron Hutchinson. on
| North Capitol avenue, returned home yes
| terday.
| Friday evening members or Hope Lodge
| gave a surprise party to James Caldwell
and wife at their new home on Talbot
| avenue.
invitations are out for a dinner dance.
/ to be given to sixty of Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn
| b. Millikan's friends Saturday evening,
| March 90
Mrs Josephine z. Mcdonald is i'll with
| pneumonia at the DenisOn. There is no one
admitted to her room except the nurses
and doctors
Rev. F. Z. Dewhurst will read paper
| before the members of the Fortnightly Lit
| erary Club Thursday afternoon at the reg
| ular meeting.
Miss Gertrude Randall. of Shelbyvile
who has been Miss Laura Huey's guest, VIII
go to Mrs. George L. Bingham's tomorrow
| TO make a visit.
Mrs. T.. F.. Cost. who has been i'll at her
| mothers. Mrs. Appreciates. for six weeks,
has recovered sufficiently TO return TO her
| home in Cincinnati
| Mrs. O. l.. Miller of Charlotte. Mich,
who has been visiting her mother. Mrs. NJ
10. Moore. on North Delaware street, re-
turned home yesterday.
Mrs. May Wright Sewall will read pa
| per on Addison" Friday afternoon at the
| Woman's Club. The conversation will be
| led by Mrs. A. p. Spruance.
| Mrs. Louis c.. Deschler will give a St
| Patricks day card party Wednesday MORN
ing. and Mrs. A. w. Coffin will entertain in
similar way in the afternoon
| Mrs. George b. Ferrier of Philadelphia
is visiting her brother. Mr.. Thomas b.
| Arnold, and will remain with him during
Mrs. Arnolds absence in the South.
Captain l. G. Happersett. of Philadelphia,
Mrs. d. L. Mackenzie Mrs. a9ppers s t'i is
also the guest of Mrs. Mackenzie.
Mrs. Leuthi. of Cumberland Gap. wife of
Professor Leuthi. of Harrow College. will
spend Tuesday with Mrs. Bement Lyman,
en- route TO her missionary work in the
South.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Heaton will enter
tain card club Thursday evening. Mrs.
Heaton will observe Thursday afternoon as
her reception day for the remainder Of the
season.
A masquerade party was given by a num-
Der Of young people Thursday evening at
the home of Mrs. Nj. +. Escott Is Wendell
avenue. The evening was spent in dancing
and music.
terday for California. They will visit I'm
Los Angeles and later will go TO San Jose
to visit Mrs Evanss sister, Mrs. McDou-
gall. formerly of this city.
The Friday Afternoon Club will meet this
week with Mrs. Armstrong. A sketch ION
the Border" will be read by Mrs. Joseph
Z. HASKELL The conversation will be on
Freedom of the Slaves.
Miss Jane York entertained a number of
friends at her home. No. 431 East McCarty
street. Monday evening. in honor of Miss
Wolf, of St. Paul. A feature of the even
ing was the violin selections by Bruno NJ.
Gundelfnger.
The Plymouth Circle will give a reception
Friday evening in Plymouth Church par
lors. to the new members of the congrega-
ton. 1t is to be Irish evening. The
music, readings and decorations will be of
that character.
Mr.: and Mrs Henry wetzel and Miss
Bertha Fahnley will sail for Europe April
Y, TO spend the summer. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry sehnuii will i"u sail diu Nav by the
steamer Columbia.
The Haxen. a club of about twenty. gave
banquet and musicale last evening at the
German House. A great basket of tulips
and roses adorned the table and there
were boutonnieres of violets and lilies of
the valley for each cover.
The Womans Home and Foreign Mis-
sionary Society of the First Presbyterian
Church viii meet in the Church parlors
"Wednesday at 2:SO o'clock; The annual
election of officers will take place Hos
tesses for the day are Mrs. Shepard. Mrs
Townsend Mrs. Dewese. Mrs. r. c. Day
Mrs. Sutcliff and Mrs. Cleland.
Mrs. Frank Carvin will entertain the Mi
nerva Club Tomorrow afternoon. Mrs. G.
l.. Miller Will read a paper on Men OF
Letters of the Seventeenth Century" Mrs
George w. Powell will read one on Art
and Artists of the Age" and the subject
for the round table will be THE Dukes OF
Marlborough-Past and Present
Miss Annie V. Outland will leave to-mor-
row for Sharpe, Indian river Florida 10
visit with Jessie ID. Arnold. who has spent
| the winter with her uncle, DR.. Holmes
March % party of young people will make
the trip TO the ocean in a private house
boat called the Nebraska. Miss Arnold and
Miss Outland will return home April 10.
Miss Ida Ayres, of Woodruff Place enter
tained about sixty of her friends with cards
yesterday afternoon i'm honor OF Miss
Mamie Brown. who leaves shortly for Co.
lumbus. o. Among those present were
Miss Wild, of Noblesvile: Miss Johnson OF
Spencer; Miss Ford. of Cleveland o.: Miss
Hill. of Sullivan. and Miss Randall. of Shell,
byville.
Mrs. Francis r. Hord gave a luncheon
| Wednesday in honor of Mrs. Charles Cut.
Ter, OF New York. who is here to visit her
daughter. Mrs. James Il. Curtis for a fort.
nlr dnI
OF Terre Haute. Mrs. Curtis. Mrs. A b
Gates and Mrs. II. II. Rowland. The
guests were entertained at the matinee in
the afternoon.
The Misses Lucille and Barbara Lang.
horne gave flower party Thursday even.
ing in honor of Miss Maria Oglesby. OF
CINCINNATI. The house was decorated with
tulips, jonquils and hyacinths. Flowers
were given as favors. flowers games Wer,
played and even the refreshments consisted
OF cream nodded in the shapes of various
flowers. Mr.. Mason's banjo playing anC
Mr.. Moore's singing added much to tn,
pleasure of the evening.
| Mrs r. l.. Roberts. No Il Park avenue
| entertained her friends at cards Trida,
evening. the 18th Among those presen'
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Doolittle Mr.
: and Mrs. s. MCGOWAN. Mr.. and Mrs. w. II
Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schroer Mr.
j. Nieman. Mrs. Eagle. Mr.. and Mrs Franz
Randall, Miss Reta Cotton Mamie Brown
Ida Alyea. Bertha Eagle. Mr.. G. b Spann
A. Nieman, o. Slack and Mr. Seftwick
, Dainty refreshments were served The ia
vors were won by Mrs. Frank Randall ant
Mr.. Edwin Doolittle.
Miss Blanche Lee was hostess for de
hghtful party yesterday afternoon which