The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-01-23

ana VIII play the same programme at the
piano recital before the Matinee Musicale
In place Of Mrs. Anna WILCOX Barry.
Mrs. r. B. f. Peirce and her sister, Mrs
wheeler, of Chicago. left yesterday for New
york to visit Miss Van Valkenburg.
Miss Esther Cole returned from Martins
vile, where she has been for two weeks,
the guest of Mrs. George w. Moore.
The first concert of the indianapolis
Maennerchor under the new Director Mr.
franz Bellinger, will be given Feb. A.
Mrs. Ruschaupt and Mrs. George Brink
meyer will give a coffee Wednesday and a
card party Friday afternoon of this week.
Mrs. William ]. Hughes. of Omaha is
here to visit her father, Mr.. r. b. F. PIERCE,
ana Is at the Denison with her daughter.
George H. Thomas Corps will be enter
tanned by Mrs. Rose Jones Tuesday after
noon at the hall, assisted by several ladies.
Mrs. Henry Hopkins. of Milwaukee. is
ner, at their home on North Pennsylvania
street.
Mrs r. b f. PIERCE announces the en-
gagement of her daughter, Susan Van VAL
of London.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles E. Reynolds have
taken the home on East Sixteenth street
recently occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Martindale.
Major Robert Anderson w. r. C. will give
a tea from until 10 o'clock at the resi-
deneesof Mrs. Taylor, No. Cherry street,
Wednesday.
street. will give a company tomorrow aft
ernoon for Miss Hill, who is visiting Mrs.
]. Il. Harvey.
The Eighth section of the Free Kinder
at the residence of Mrs. Joseph Schmid,
No. 1904 Prospect street.
Mrs. A. p. Fox will receive informally
tomorrow afternoon for her guests, Miss
Fox and Miss Courtney, of Richmond, Va
There are no invitations.
Miss Genevieve Campbell will entertain
two large companies at cards Wednesday
AFTERNOON and evening in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Marion Hugo Tuttle.
Mrs. Flora c. Jones and daughter, Mrs.
J ueS9I Platt Dunn, VIII give reception
North Pennsylvania street
The Kings Daughters Circle, of Merid-
ian-street Church, will meet tomorrow aft
ernoon with Mrs Frank w. Wood, No.
1917 North Delaware street
Mrs. Charles .. Bieler will entertain her
Woodruff Place friends tomorrow after
noon with hearts party in honor of her
guest, Mrs. Ashley, of Toledo.
Miss Lucia Pearl Burger entertained her
lrylngton friends with an advertisement
brother on North Illinois street.
Mrs. Frank R. New, who is visiting Mrs.
Harry Doris Haring, in Cincinnati, was the
guest of honor at a luncheon Wednesday
given by Mrs. DR.. Fackler, of Clifton.
Miss Simmons, of Morton Place, enter
tanned friends Friday evening in honor of
MISS 1STlTCue f1lSHl6yIldll. MUSIC ana
palmistry were the features of the enter
tainment.
Mrs. j. c. Harrington returned last night
from Laporte, where, as regent of the
Daughters of the Revolution, she eStab
| lished local chapter. Mrs. Harrington will
leave Wednesday for Nashville on a brief
visit.
The Misses Simmonds. of North Capitol
avenue, have issued invitations for a din
ner Tuesday evening in honor of DIR. and
Mrs. Gundelfinger, who have returned from
their wedding trip, and Miss Rose Lehman,
of Newark, N. j.
Mr.. William Armstrong who spoke before
the Contemporary Club last winter, and
who will address the meeting Wednesday
evening, will be the guest of honor at Mrs
May Wright Sewall's usual reception
Wednesday afternoon. Hours, to $50. No
invitations are issued
The Woman's Home Missionary Society
of Hall-place NJ e. Church will meet Tues
day afternoon at the home of Mrs Frank
Staley, 2l62 North Illinois street: The sub
Ject will be tAsheville Industrial Home -
Musical numbers will also be given by Mrs.
Dawson and Miss Myers.
The members of the June class of '98 Of
the Industrial Training School gave re-
ception Friday afternoon in honor of the
January class of 9S. The library and din
ing rooms were deliberately decorated with
green and holly (the class emblem) roses
and violets. The ices We're served by Misses
Elma lgelman Laura Buehler, Valentine
Egan, Cecile Tucker and Edna Stevens.
Miss Theresa Bell presided at the punch
bowl Favors made by Miss Egan and Miss
Bueher were presented to each guest, and
the orchestra played for d long programme
of dances.
A pleasant social event of the week was
the occasion of the birthday anniversary of
Mr. 5. W. Smith, of 1919 Central avenue,
which was celebrated by his numerous
friends in the way of a surprise party.
Guests were entertained at various games
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Amos
Reagan. Mr.. and Mrs. John Kerlin, Mr. and
Mrs. John Hamilton, Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Indy, Mr.. and Mrs. John Reagan, Mr
Joseph Thomas, DR.. and Mrs w. r. Stew
art. DR.. and Mrs Clinton r. Galloway, Mrs
Mary Browning, Miss Lula Atkinson, Miss
Lucy Hamilton and Mrs. d. J. Mclaughlin
of St. Joseph Mo-