The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-03-06


Mr. and Mrs. Cortland Van Camp will en-
terrain Wednesday evening at cards.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles S. Gallagher enter
tair ed friends at dinner last evening.
The hours of Mrs. Sewalrs at home on
Wednesday will be from to o'clock p. m.
Mrs. Martin Mason, of Hamilton, o., is
visiting Mrs. Paul III. Krauss, on Park ave-
nue..
Miss Julia Fletcher will leave tomorrow
for the East to visit relatives for several
weeks.
Miss Marion Rondthaler win come this
week to visit Miss Emma Pearson and Miss
Lille Reese.
Mrs. Theodore Stein will give a tea
trail avenue.
Mrs. Lynn b. Millikan will entertain at
| cards Saturday afternoon at her home In
Morton Place.
avenue, entertained thirty friends at cards
Friday evening.
The sorosis Club will meet with Mrs;
street on Tuesday
| Mr. e. E. Stafford, publisher of the Indi-
| ana Woman, has purchased a new house on
| North Illinois street.
Mrs. George B. Terrier, of Philadelphia,
| is visiting her brother Mr.. Thomas -. Arm
! old, on Park avenue.
| Mrs. t. A. Wagner will give a thimble
| party Wednesday afternoon for Mrs. J,J
| Higgins, of Clinton.
| row afternoon at cards at her home, on
! North Illinois street
| Mr.. j. X Sharpe jr., and Mr.. F. T. Hord
| went to Martinsville yesterday to join Mrs.
! Sharpe and Mrs. Hord.
| Miss Helen Holman will give small card
| party Wednesday morning for Miss Conn
stock and Miss Kelley.
| Mrs William springhorn, formerly Miss
| Sophie Simon, Will observe Monday as mex
| day at home after March 3D.
Mrs E. M Johnson will give the second
| of her series of luncheons Tuesday, Tor
] which cards have been issued.
The Misses Reeves have issued invitations
for tea Saturday afternoon in honor OF
| Mrs. A. c. Tousey, of Tacoma.
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Stiles entertained a
| honor of Mr.. Stiles's birthday
/ Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Foster, who have
| been visiting relatives in this city, have re-
| turned to their home in Chicago.
Mrs. John. w. Browning has returned
/ from Greensburg, where she has been WIS.,
/ iting her daughter, Mrs. Lathrop
Mrs. George C. Hit will give a luncheon
| Thursday for her sisters, Mrs. Higgins and
| Miss Barnett, of .Andover, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs ID. T.. Swain and family
| have taken possession of their new home,
| on North Alabama street, in Morton Place
Miss Anna Pearl Cogswell has returned
from Fond du Lac. WIS wheTe sne as,
| School.
! Prof Arthur r. Dawson, of Lake Forest
! University, and Mr.. Robert v p, Ersk I,1ti,
! also of Lake Forest will spend Sunday with
| Miss Etty Watson.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Wright, daughter of
| DIR. J. j. Wright, of Emporia, Kan, is WIS.,
| iting Mr.: and Mrs. G. F. Hoilingsworth'
| No. 2229 Broadway.
| Mrs A. B. Gates and Mrs. H HI. Rowland
have issued invitations for a small Tea
| Thursday, from to g. for Miss Jessie
| Hughes, Of Minneapolis.
| Miss Louise Erwin had a few friends for a
| cup of tea yesterday to meet MISS Kelley
| and Miss Comstock. Miss Kelley was
| school friend of Miss Erwin.
| Mrs C. E. Parks and Mrs. r. c. Arnold
| will be the hostesses for a dance TO De given
| by fifty young married couples Wednesday
| evening at the Brenneke Academy.
| Miss Louise Byram, of Liberty, and MISS
| Edith Mclean, of Hamilton, O., who have
| been guests of Miss Winifred Stiles for the
| last two weeks, have returned to their
! homes.
| Mrs. A. w Coffin and Mrs. Elmer C. Sew
| all have issued invitations for company
| Thursday afternoon for Mrs. w. ID. .WlleS,
Mrs. A. c. Tousey and Mrs. Charles t.
Coffin
Mr.. and Mrs. b. Barnett have. issued in
vitations for the marriage OF Ineir P Rigiv'
Lillian Jacobs; to M " at sa tbe GERMAN gn1tg
House.
MI. J. w. Dittemore and daughter, Mrs.
James H. Parkhurst rb LETT yHst asn ysne no
| some time at .Asheville, N. c., before their
| return.
Mrs. w. F. Drummer, of st. Louis, will be
b htsel '' Tllesday by Mrs. H G. Coldwell
Wednesday and by Mr.. and Mrs Hollen-
| beck Friday
| formally tomorrow afternoon for Mrs;
| Frank Nichols Lewis, Of Philadelphia, and
| Mrs Judson J. Higgins, of Clinton. There
| are no invitations.
have issued cards announcing the marriage
| March is Of their daughter Frances Jessie,
| and George Harley Wood, of Kokomo,
! formerly of Indianapolis.
The engagement of Miss Mabel Chamber
Brown, 25Os North Capitol avenue, and Mr.;
! J. C. Sipe Is announced. The wedding VIII
| that place the latter part of May.
| Mrs. Charles c. Brown, of Bloomington
| Mrs Howard Maxwell Stanton and MISS
Wednesday afternoon at No s75 North Della
! ware street There are no invitations.
Mrs. Evan Lilly gave a children's party
last evening at the Brenneke Academy for for
| dance was given in the assembly hall ana
| the supper was served in the banquet room
| About one hundred friends accepted the hos
| pitalities
Mrs Charles E. Coffin gave theater par
| ty yesterday afternoon for Mrs. w. d.
| Wiles and Mrs. A. c. Tousey, of Tacoma,
| other guests were Mrs. John H. Baker Mrs.
j. F. Pratt. Miss Lillian Reese and Miss
Florence Coffin.
The WOnl6nS MISSION OlIcl0 u tue rlISl
| Baptist Church will meet on Friday after
| nooa at the home of Mrs. Lynn b. Millikan,
| POPS North Alabama street. The American
Highlanders'' is the subject of the paper to
| be read by Mrs. II. A. Edison. of the Memoir
| ial Presbyterian Church, and a paper will
| be read by Mrs. r. w. Douglass on It'd
| ings from Our Southern Baptist Mission
| aries"
Mrs. Paul Krauss and sisters, the Misses
Cooper, entertained guests Tor thirty la
bleS at cards yesterday afternoon at MRS.
Krauss's home on Park avenue. Green and
was kent with tiny bells on gilt bracelets.
Partners were chosen by the bows of either
color on the bracelets. Among the guests
were Mrs. Mason of Hamilton, o., Miss
Wichman and Mrs. Deim, OF st. Louis.
Miss Eleanor Smith gave breakfast yes
terday at noon for Miss Kelley, of Cleve-
land, and Miss Comstock, of Duluth, and
Misses Stella c. Katherine Walcott, who
will sail for Europe the 31st. The guests
were seated about the room and served
from a prettiy-arranged table decorated
with silver dish of maidenhair ferns and
| lighted with candles A number OF COM
panies will be given for the young ladies
the coming week.
Mrs. Laffenberger, of North Senate ave-
nue. entertained a party of young ladies
Tuesday evening at a Dutch lunch in honor
! of her daughter Josephine's birthday. The
house was decorated with carnations. hya-
cinths and smiiax. The guests included
Miss Belle Moore, Miss Anna Mccormack,
Miss Zetta Bennett, Miss Nellie Vanhergan,
Miss Bessie Todhunter, Mrs. Arnold Mrs.
Bert Boyd and Miss Gertie Smyth, of Trini-