The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-01-09

honor of Miss De Bolt. who is Mrs. Henry
Spans guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Roberts and children
returned from New York yesterday, where
they have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. W. e.
Coffin.
Miss Mary Dollman entertained the Phro-
so Cinch Club Friday evening. Favors were
won by Miss Zulu Green and Miss Grace
Elrod.
MIR. and Mrs r. NJ. Furnas have gone
to Lima, o., TO reside for year, ana Mr.:
home in Woodruff Place.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. r. Moore. who have
been the guests OF Mr.. and MIS- j.; W,
Cooper, 1882 College avenue, return TO
their home in Muncie Monday
The first section of the Ladies' Auxiliary
Society of the indianapolis Maennerchor
will give a progressive euchre at the club
rooms on Friday afternoon at O'clock
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Oglesby, of Salt
Lake City, will come this month to visit
their relatives here. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Tidd of Cleveland, will join them in this
city.
Mrs. Charles Pierce, of Morton Place, will
give a birthday party for her daughter
Lucille Monday afternoon and will enter
tain Miss Bright Armstrong kindergarten
class.
The Countess Di Brazza is the guest of
Mrs May Wright Sewall this week and will
receive with Mrs. Sewall on wednesday
afternoon from until $3.50. No invitations
are issued.
Queen Esther Auxiliary will meet at the
| home of Mrs. Abel S. Hays, SIS west New
| Work street, on Friday. She Will be assist
ed by Mrs. Mary G. Moulton and Mrs. Mis-
| souri, Fatout.
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Morgan have issued
! invitations for the marriage of their sister
| Josephine Snowden, and Jesse j. Smith,
! to take place Jan. is at their home, 10
| River avenue.
/ Mrs NJ. r. Connolly win receive infor-
mally Tuesday afternoon from to o'clock
| at her home, new 1103 Genital avenue for
pMrs. F. K. Shepards guest, Mrs. Fithian,
! Of Danville Ill.
! Miss Mary Nicholson read a paper yes
| terday morning before the Pedagogical Club
| at Plymouth Church in place or MISS
/ Hoefer, of Chicago, who was ill and could
| not fill her engagement
The Wimodaughsis Cinch Club was enter
! tanned by Mrs l.. A. Fisher, of 413 North
! West street, last Wednesday afternoon. The
| next meeting will be at Mrs. d. d. Van
| Wie's, PIG East Market street.
| The Monday Afternoon Club will meet
| street Tomorrow, Jan. 10; subject, Waiter
/ Scott-Life and Writings by Mrs. Cara
! Clifford and Mrs. Anna ID. Yocky.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Cooper and daughter
this city, and Mrs. Emma Richards, of Chi
cago. leave Thursday for California, where
| they will remain through the winter.
Invitations have been issued for the mar
riage of Helen May Walker and Charles
! Albert Volz the ceremony to take place at
the home of the bride, No. 2100 North Capt.
| tOl avenue wednesday, CfSAlii6, CeAiA -.
Mrs. Emily Longley, mother of MrsA DR..
| Lucas, celebrated her ninety-first birthday
| on Monday, and was remembered Icy ther
| friends Her mind is clear and except the
| impairment of her sight, her gen eral health
| is good.
The Crystal Beach Mutual Improvement
Society will meet with Mrs. p. K. Higgins,
| 1704 North Senate avenue, Friday. Papers
will be read by Miss King and Mr.. G. Roth
| on Literary Criticism and /. Schapb on
| Current Events
The womans, Missionary Society. of the
| Second Presbyterian Church will meet
| Wednesday afternoon at 2:3O O'Clock in the
/ church parlors. Mrs. Edison viii read a
Mrs. Louis Deschler and Mrs. Henry t.
| Condo will entertain during the social hour.
The Women's Mission Circle of the First
| Baptist Church will meet on Friday at 2:3O
| o'clock at the home of Mrs. NJ A; Down
| ing, ga North Meridian street. A paper
| will be read by Mrs. e. G. Atkins on THE
X-Rays in Foreign Missions. An original
story, Our Immigrant Girl" will be read
| by Miss Margaret Foster
The Rosemary Club met yesterday at the
Propylaeum. Miss Daisy, Avery read an
original paper, "A Garland of Verse" The
conversation was by Mrs. Edna McGilliard
Christian on plain Tales from the Hills"
AT the next meeting, which will be an open
one, Mrs. Harriet Cieland Blair will come
over from Charlottesville to preside at the
meeting.
Mr. William S. Hubbard, accompanied by
his three daughters, Mrs; Frank e. Mon
son, of Chicago, Mrs. Evert NJ. Thompson
and daughter, Miss Ruth Thompson of this
city, and Mr.. Charles Wacott Hubbard, of
Chicago, will leave Tuesday. to visit Mr.
and Mrs. f. S. Field, in California, all to
remain until March.
Mr. Charles Holman-B Black has been de-
tanned by. professional engagements in the
East until now. He will sail from New
Spartan Prince next Saturday. Mr..
| Black recently sang with the Montclair
| Glee Club, and in addition to singing
Vision Fugitive" he had a great success
Juliet" which was given with chorus and
orchestra.
| Mr. and Mrs Henry Bliss gave a dinner
| last night at their new home on North Me-
ridan street for a few of their Woodruff
| Place friends, who gave a tally-ho party
Mrs. Bliss from that suburb. The drive
! was given a sort of leave-taking. The
! dinner last night was a return compliment.
| The guests included DIR. and Mrs. T. S.
and DIR. Bernard Kennedy ex-Judge and
Mrs. Ayres Mr.. and Mrs. John Nj. Spann,
Mr. and Mrs. II. G.. Coldwell, Mr.. and Mrs
Horace Eddy, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Shop
ard.
| Mrs Elizabeth Schmidt celebrated the
sixty-eighth anniversary of her birthday
yesterday afternoon by giving a coffee and
! family reunion at her home on North Della
ware street. The relatives numbered about
forty and few old friends were invited to
! help celebrate. The parlorS were handsome
| ly decorated in roses and smilax, the dining
! room in carnations and smilax, the carna-
tons being used as favors Mrs. Schmidt
received many congratuatory letters. The
| Philip Henser, the Misses Henser and Mr..
| and Mrs. o. w. Schmidt, of Louisville;
Mr. and Mrs. Il. NJ. OFT. of Petersburg, Ind. !;
Mr. and Mrs. George f. Schmidt, of Mar