The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-12-04

and the party this year will be Dec. g, OF
the holiday vacation week
The engagements have been announced of
Mss Mss carrie Laurie Prinzler, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Prinzler, and Mr. Harry
r, Byrkit, the wedding to take place in
January, and of Mr.. Thomas A. Afford and
Miss Katherine Gould of Maftoon. Ill. the
month
Mrs. Perley Bonte Raymond has issued
invitations for a reception, Wednesday, in
honor Of her niece Mrs. Frank Nichols
Z Lewis, of Philadelphia. Mrs. Raymond will
give card party Friday afternoon and
A MI. and Mrs. Raymond a card party Friday
evening. Later Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond will
give dance for guest from Pittsburg
Mrs. A. J. Gardner gave her second card
party yesterday afternoon for her daughter,
MRS Harry Martin, and Mrs Orr, of At
I nc mrs; Gardner was assisted by Mrs.
r. G. Gardner and Mrs. Eugene A. Cooper.
Among the guests was Mrs w. F. Drummer
OF ST Louis. who is visiting Mrs. c. Z.
Hollenbeck. Mrs. Martin and Mrs. Orr will
return home tomorrow.
The Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton will give an evening party Dec. II.
MISS Carrie Malott will have charge and
she will be assisted by the Misses Yerkes
Miss Newcomer Miss Rowland Miss Sarah
Niblack, the Misses Griffin, Miss Elsie Lang
don, Miss Sarah Marshall, Miss Mary Fos-
TER, Miss Harriet Tutewiler Miss Myrtle
Smythe Miss Catherine Dunn Miss Ida
Pomeroy and the Misses Hord.
Miss Josephine Hyde was hostess for a
Hover luncheon yesterday. The guests were
seated a I small tables, each decorated in
either red. pink, yellow. violet or white,
with appointments 10 correspond. The
guests were Miss Julia Fletcher. Miss Co
rella Iaylor and her visitor. Miss Olcott of
Muncle, Miss Van Camp. Miss Mary Noble,
Miss Ridgeley, Miss Maud Smith. Miss An
ME Butler, Misses Anna and Louis Spann,
Miss Marjcry Ellis, Miss New. Miss Was
son. Miss Eleanor Smith Miss Ransdell.
Miss Margaret Cary and Miss Annie Dye.
The Hebrew Ladies' Benevolent Society
VIII present at das Deutche Haus next
Thursday evening the comedy in two acts.
entitled Mr.. Bob with the following cast
of characters: Robert Brown. lawyer
clerk, Bert Fetbleman; Philip RoysOn, med
zeal student, Ralph Bamberger: Jenkins.
butler, Sylvan Kahn: Miss Rebecca Luke. a
maiden lady Miss Selma Fox; katherine
Rogers, Rebecca's niece, Miss Gertrude
kirschbaum; Marion Bryant Katherine S
friend. Miss Florence Wneman Patty, re
beccas maid, Miss Emma Messing The
performance win be followed by a dance
Miss Clothilde Schwartz gave a bowling
party Wednesday evening in honor of her
mothers birthday anniversary. Those in
vlted were Misses Margaret Riley. Elizabeth
Miller, Florence Howell. Caroline Coyle,
Flora Anderegg, Ida Weber Frances
Hicks, Josephine Fox, Clara Stonebarger.
mrs. Mary Anderegg and Messrs. William
Mooney, William Patton, Joseph Kebler,
Lawrence and Gade Riley. Philip Shaw,
Edwin AndeTegg. Robert Reed. Louis Krieg,
Herman and Maurice Schwartz, DIR. Davis
and John Dixon, of Fort Leavenworth, Kan.
Mr.. and Mrs. George G. Tanner enter
tanned a few friends informally last even
ing for Mrs. and Miss Burrowes, of CleVe-
land who are the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles IT. COmstock. Among the guests
were Mrs. and Miss Rogers of Cincinnati.
with Mr.. and Mrs. r. b. Arnold Mrs Davis,
of Pittsburg and Miss McCurdy, of Bloom
ingtcn. with Mr.. and Mrs. S Il. Morss
Miss Woodruff, of Knoxville. with Mrs. w.
u. Coleman: Mrs. John Wiles. of Kansas
City, Mrs. James Rust and Miss Bowman,
of Cincinnati, with Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ.
Wiles.
Yesterday was the fifty-eight anniversary
of the marriage of Professor and Mrs.
James S. Black, of this city, They were
married at Paterson n. j. They came 10
this city in 1867 and remained for ten years.
and they returned to this city in 1886 Prof.
Black is the pioneer i'm musical culture in
this city. and some of the best singers this
city ever produced were his pupils His son,
Charles Holman Black a well-known sing
err in Europe and this country. received his
first instruction from his father. Mr. and
Mrs. Black are living quietly at No. 10 East
Sixteenth street, enjoying the friendship of
old-time friends and the "reminiscences of
their many happy married years.