The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-12-10

tertained with a similar company last even
ing, at their home in Woodruff Place.
The ladies of Woodruff Place will arrange
a chiidren's cake walk to be given at the
clubhouse New Years eve
The Kappa Kappa Gamma Club will meet
this afternoon with Miss Laura hendrix,
24V9 North Pennsylvania street
Mrs. Addison Bybee will go to Redlands
Cal, the last of this month to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Samuel Westfall.
Miss Louise Fletcher will be home TO
spend the holiday vacation with her father,
Mr. Stoughton Fletcher, and family.
Miss Torrey. OF Boston, who has spent
some time in this city, has recently returned
from the East and is al English Hotel.
Mrs. Bence and daughter, Mrs. Annie B.
Hobbs. have taken possession of their new
home No. 1909 North New Jersey street
Rev. H. Percy Silver who has taken
charge of Grace Cathedral, has taken up
his residence at the diocesan house, on Cen
tral avenue.
Miss Ximinia Watson, of Marlin, Tex
who is here studying music, will sing a solo
at the Fourth Presbyterian Church to-
morrow morning.
Mr.. and Mrs G. f. Henderson have gone
to Chicago to attend family reunion, which
VIII be held to-day and tomorrow. They
WIFI return home Monday.
Mrs. Augustus Lynch Mason and niece
Miss Eleanor Porter. will, go to Clarks-
burg, w. Va, to attend the wedding Of Mr.
George T. Porter and Miss Hattie Golf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ovid Butler gave a dinner at
|
Of DR.. and Mrs. Pink and their visitors
Mrs. Neuburger and Mrs. Roosevelt, Of
| Chicago.
The first and second sections of the Sec
ond Presbyterian Church gave a social last
| evening in the lecture room. The heads of
the sections, Mrs d; F. Swain. Mrs. G. F.
| Eldridge, were the hostesses, and they were
assisted by the members of the sections.
Mrs L. B; Millkan gave a large, card
party yesterday afternoon at her new home
to "a Nallxyn and
handsome prizes were awarded. Mrs Mill
kan was assisted by Mrs. Frank Van Camp
Mrs. Francis r; Jennings, Mrs. J.. c., Pier
son and Miss Marie Pierson. Out-of-town
| guests were Miss Fowler, who is visiting
| Mrs. Frank w. Wood. and Miss Yeager
who is the guest of Mrs. f. c. Wood. Last
| evening Mr.. and Mrs. Millikan entertained
again at cards. and to-day Mrs. Millikan
S %i give card party for r. which Mrs M FL
| Ralph Wells and Mrs. Brainard Cooper, of
| Greenfield, will come.
A MILITARY COTILLON.
The second party of the Cotillon Club
held last evening at the Propylaeum was
success. 1t was a military german and the
decorations, figures, favors and music were
| of the martial style. The parlor was found
| too small at the first dance to accommodate
| the members and the dance last evening was
| given in the assembly hall. The decorations
were of draped flags, the red, white and blue
| being hung in festoons, small flags standing
| in potted palms, ceiling of a huge flag
and the draperies back Of the favor table
were OF Hags. The military german was ar
| ranged by the committee, Mr.. and Mrs. w
F. c. Colt Mr. and Mrs. Walter l.. Milf
| ken, Mr. and Mrs. Francis T. Hord and
| Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Coburn. Mr. Colt
| led the figures. assisted by Mr. Coburn. The
| nrst was a grand march, to the tune of
! Dixie Mrs. Colt, Mrs. Henry Scot Fraser
and Mrs. Samuel Reid presided at the favor
taole, and on 1t were all sorts of articles
bugies trumpets, flags Of different nations
| on white satin badges, buttons, eagles, metal
| hgures of cavalry and infantrymen, books
| of battle ships, boxes of candy tied with the
| tri-colors and bonbon boxes made to ifni-
| tate the soldiers blanket. Each dancer had
| silver or gilt bracelet from which to sus-
| pend the favors. There were circle, scarf,
| snake and column double serpent figures
| and one of the new figures was the reverse
| line march, in which the couples marched
| and at a signal the ladies stood, while the
| men passed around the room and coming
| to the ladies again the first man took the
| last lady and formed again for the march,
| each man having a new partner. There were
| fifty couples present. A substantial supper
1 was served late. Among the guests was Miss
| Haldeman, of st. Louis, and Miss Woodruff,
| of Knoxville.
MRS. PINK'S RECEPTION.
| Mrs Herman Pink gave large reception
| at the Denison yesterday for her visitors,
| Mrs. j. NJ. Neuburger, formerly of this city,
| and Mrs. Roosevelt, both of Chicago, who
are her visitors. The reception was held in
the parlors of the hotel, which were taste
fully decorated for the occasion. An orches-
ira played during the reception hours. Mrs
| Pink was assisted by Mrs. John H. Holli-
| day, Mrs Louis Hollweg, Mrs. Ovid Butler,
| Mrs. Louis II. Levey, Mrs. Elmer c. Sewall,
| Mrs. F. p. Rush, Mrs. A. w. Coffin, Mrs.
| /: N. Helms. Mrs. Clemens Vonnegut, jr.,
| Mrs. A. II. Wright and Mrs. Carrie Alex
| ander in the parlors, and by Miss Rena
| Tucker, Miss Frances Mazur and Miss Lii
| ing room the decoration was of holly, scarlet
| and green being the colors used with it. Miss
| Julia Walk, Miss Kate Cathcart. Miss Lille
| Reese and Miss Julia Hollweg presided in the
| dining room. Mrs. Pink has issued invita-