The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-10-16

were also read. Mrs. Eaglesfield's paper
has been accepted by one of the magazines,
ard Miss Howlands paper viii doubtless
be as popular as was one which she wrote
for the club some two years ago.
Mrs. Charles Krauss, Mrs. Emma Krauss
and Mrs. Jacob Becker entertained about
12o ladies yesterday afternoon at the home
of the former on North Pennsylvania
street The ladies are entertaining house
party. which includes Mrs. Charles Sohn-
gen, Mrs. Richard Sohngen, Miss Mary
Sohngen, Mrs. Rupp and Mrs. Rentschler.
OF Hamilton, O., and they were the guests
OF honor. The reception rooms were hand
somely decorated with pink and white
roses. Progressive euchre was played, the
tables being set in the spacious ballroom
on the third floor. Pink and white roses
and palms also decorated the rooms.
Handsome prizes were given to the winners
of the games. Thursday afternoon the
same ladies were hostesses for coffee
party. Last evening Mr.. Charles Krauss
entertained number of gentlemen at
cards.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs Isaac King,
62S Huron street was the scene of large
gathering of young people Wednesday even
ing the occasion being the celebration of
their daughter Alice's sixteenth birthday.
The house was decorated with palms and
pink and white roses. Miss Alice was as
sisted by Miss Blanche Euse and Miss
Pearl Howard. The programme for the
evening was varied, the Hidden Heart
game and the memory contest being fea-
lures. The musical programme was par
ticipated in by Misses Nettie and Cora
Smith, Miss Lotto Bird, Miss Blanche
Reese and Miss Alice King. Recitations
were given by Mr.. Will Carson and Miss
Blanche Reese. Mrs. Thomas and Mrs La
motto assisted Mrs. King in entertaining
Misses Blanche Reese, Lottie Bird, Kate
Steffen, Annie Droege, Katie Droege, Net
tie Smith, Audrey Leach, Cora
SEN Ida aeh Ms 0merv sarren fioreRe6
Woods, Edith Fulmer, Edna Knowl-
ton, Messrs. Frederick Boyer. Ralph Hoytt
Horace Reno, Vance Smith, Charles McFad-
den, Dallas Leach, Albert Barrey, VIII Car
son, Grant Whthoft, Charles Snyder, Bur-
net Alley, Frederick Buskrk and Howard
Vance.
RICHMOND WEDDINGS.
Special to the indianapolis Journal
RICHMOND, Ind, Oct. 15.-Mr. Harry
Goodwin and Miss Jessie McComas were
married last night at their own previously
furnished home, the Rev. A. G. Neal, pastor
of the F1fth-street NJ E. Church, officiating.
Parry We're married last night by the Rev.
w H. Daniel at the parsonage of the
First M L. Church.
LLKOM-BLYTHE.
Special to the indianapolis Journal
SEYMOUR, Ind, Oct. 15.-Mr. John G.
Willkom and Mrs Sidney c. Blythe drove to
Brownstown yesterday afternoon and were
Rev. Sanders, of the NJ. f. Church. officiat-
ing. The groom is an extensive farmer ard
the bride is the widow of the late Joseph
Blythe.
KIMBERLIN-YOST
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
MITCHELL Ind, Oct. 14.-Dr. H. L.
Kimberlin and Mrs. Mary Z. Yost, widow of
DR.. J. L. w. Yost were married yesterday.
IrvingtOn.
Miss Nettie Sweeney, of Columbus, Ind
is visiting her brother, Mr.. Joe Sweeney.
Miss Cunningham of Somerset, Pa, was
the guest of Miss Jeffries for short time
this week.
Mr. and Mrs A. M. Chamberlain, of
gainesville, O., are visiting relatives in IT.
vington for a fortnight
Miss Lou Brevoort is visiting her sister,
Miss Mai Brevoort, at Mrs FraZier's. She
will return to her home, in Columbus, to-
morrow.
Mrs. Griffith will give a wheeling party
this afternoon, when a number of young peo-
pie will ride out three miles east of the town
and take lunch in the woods.
Professor Fairhurst of the department of
chemistry in the University of Kentucky,
visited Butler College yesterday and con-
Quoted the devotional exercises at the chapel
service.
Mr.. William Mulendore, formerly of IT.
vington, and now pastor of the Central
Christian Church at Somerset, Pa, is visit
ing friends here during the convention now
in session.
The Rev. George COMBS, of Kansas City.
Mo-, is guest of Mr. and Mrs Scot But
Ter, at their home on Downey avenue dur
in Indianapolis.