The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-02-27

colt, IN Muncle, ana VIII return next
Wednesday.
Mrs. Charles Boldt, who has been visiting
friends for week, has returned to her
home in Muncie.
Mr.. w. S. Candee, of Evanston, is visit
ing his son, Mr.. A. M. Candee, on west
Thirteenth street.
Miss Olivia Hapgood. of Cleveland, o.,
who was the guest of Mrs. X. Q. hawkins,
has returned home.
Mr., Finley B. Pugh has taken the home,
1915 North Pennsylvania street, and will
move into 1t Monday
Mrs. May Wright Sewall will resume her
Wednesdays at home next Wednesday,
March 2. hours to 5.
Miss Wynne Williams of Columbus, Ind,
IS visiting Mrs. w. p. Wallace, No. 1903
North Meridian street.
Mrs. Albert Minter entertained party of
ladies at a coffee yesterday afternoon, as
sisted by her daughters.
Mrs. Frederick Knefier entertained.
small party of children yesterday for her
daughter. Rose Knefer.
Miss Cora Peters, of Millersburg, O.. who
has been visiting her sister. Mrs. John w.
Riley, returned home Friday.
Mrs. Charles Hinman Comstock will give
q. tea tomorrow afternoon for her guests,
Miss Kelley and Miss Comstock.
Mr.. Fred Ayres gave a dinner Friday
night at his home for the heads of the de-
partments in the L. S. Ayres store
Miss Daisy Butterfleld, of Minneapolis,
weeks with her aunt, Mrs. G. g. Long.
Miss Clara Scholz gave a card party yes
terday afternoon for Miss Wichan of ST.
Louis, who is visiting Miss Edna Kuhn.
Mrs. Lew Wallace, who has been in
Crawfordsville for week, returned to her
son, Mr.. Henry l.. Wallace's yesterday.
Mrs. James Youndt, of Salt Lake City, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. r.
Doncugh, No. 5110 South Meridian street
Mrs. Leila r. Kearby and daughter, of
stamford. a al
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Robinson.
Mrs: Paul Krauss and the Misses Goep-
pers have Issued invitations for a coffee
Thursday and card party Saturday after
noon.
Mrs. John Eden and Mrs. Walter Whitten
of st. Paul, Mimi, are visiting the latters
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Potter, on
North Alabama street.
Mrs. Evan Lilly has issued invitations for
a children's dance at the Brenneke
Academy Saturday afternoon for her
daughter, Marguerite Lilly.
Mrs. Julia Holland Donahue, who has
been visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. IT.
f. Holland, in Bel1efontaine street. returned
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percivaf Levy, accompanied
by Mrs. l.. Sylvester, mother of the latter,
left yesterday for New York city. Mr.. and
Mrs: Levy expect to remain East about six
weeks.
Mr.. Harry McCollester went to Blooming
ton, H., yesterday, where he will be mar
ried tomorrow to Miss Annie Louise New
land, eldest daughter of the late Robert A.
NeWland.
DR.. and Mrs. T. A. Wagner gave a dinner
Friday evening in observance of DR.. Wag
ners birthday and Yesterday Mrs. Wagner
entertained the supervisors and principal of
the No. 10 school at luncheon.
Mrs. Frank Finney left yesterday to join
her husband. who has been appointed as
general freight and passenger agent of the
Friday, Fort Wayne g Western Railroad,
with headquarters at Findlay, o.
Mrs. c. u. Hollenbeck has issued invita-
tons for a luncheon Thursday for Mrs.
Kinney and Mrs. Drummer, of St. Louis,
and for card party March 8 for Mrs.
Drummer, and Mr.. and Mrs Holenbeck will
give another card party March II.
Mrs. Harriet Augusta Prunk will receive
informally Tomorrow afternoon for her
guests, Mrs; M. r. Grissey Of Chicago, Miss
Allegheny City assisted by Miss Emma
Pearson and Miss Nellie Shaffer There are
no invitations.
Mrs. John Warner of 1908 North Senate
ing the anniversary Of his birth. There
were twenty-five friends present. Cards
and music furnished the entertainment for
the evening. Mrs. Warner was assisted by
her sister, Mrs. Spratt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Rosenberg enter
tanned at cinch last evening to celebrate
. their fifth anniversary. In honor of the
event the invitations were printed on wood
the score cards were wood and the supper
was served from wooden dishes. The rooms
were decorated with palms, American
Beauty roses and violets.
Mr.. Edward l.. Mckee gave q dinner
party last evening in honor of Mrs. Phil
Mitchell, of Rock Island In the broad
hall there were palms, and in the drawing
room American Beauty roses. The table
was adorned with a large vase of pink
roses, and at either end was a Dresden
candelabra with pink shaded candles. AT
each cover was name card with water
color miniature and d corsage bouquet or
boutonniere of violets
Tuesday evening at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles r. Bauer, No. 1864 High street
to Edward Fl. Canmann by Rev. Father
Curran, of ST. Bridget's Church. Miss AL
ma Bauer, sister of the bride, acted as
bridesmaid, and Charles A. Gould as
groomsman. Master Charles Bauer and
little Miss Fredia Schneider. nephew and
niece of the bride. served as ring bearer
and flower girl AT s o'clock the Mendels-
sohn wedding march was played by Miss
Ella Phillips, and the ceremony took place
in the parlor, which was decorated with
plants and American Beauty roses. The
east wall was banked with roses. ferns and
palms. The bride wore a dainty gown Of
white organdie,v having a fancy tucked
waist and sleeves and trimmings of point
dapplique and satin sash. and carried
In dainty pink organdie. trimmed in lace
and carried pink roses An elaborate sup
per was served. Red and white tulips. with
smilax and white satin ribbon. were ar
ranged TO fall gracefully from the chan
deiers to the four corners of the tables,
terminating with q bow at each corner
About seventy-five guests were served A
dance followed. during which Roman punch
was served by Misses Rose Nessler and
Rose Bauer The bride and groom were
the recipients of many presents. Mr.. and
Mrs Canmann will be at home to their
friends after March 10 at No. 1894 High
street.