The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-05-03

Watson. who has been residing with her
aunt. Mrs. James l. Lodge, went TO Terre
Haute yesterday.
The Danzadores Club has issued invita-
tons for a special dance at the Brenneke
Academy May 10.
Mrs. John w. Browning and Mrs. j. w.
Hoffman have discontinued their reception
days for the season.
Mrs. G. B. Cones. Miss Cones and Mrs.
jay G.. Voss have discontinued their day at
home for the season.
Judge and Mrs. w. A. We DDS and daugh-
ter are at home at the Delano, having ar
rived from New York.
Mrs. w. o. De Way will give a breakfast
at the Country Club Thursday for Mrs. }.
c. Shaffer, Of Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Cohen announce the en-
gagement of their daughter Hannah l.. to
Mr.. Jacob B. Kaufman.
Mr.. Eugene Becker, of Buffalo. N; Y. Is
the guest of Miss Minnie Diener. who will
entertain for him Thursday evening.
Miss Myrtle Smith and Misses Eettie and
Margaret Shower will go to Lafayette next
week to be guests at a house party.
Mrs. Frank A. Blanchard entertained the
members of the board of managers Of the
Industrial School yesterday afternoon.
Col. and Mrs. Z. P. Thayer and children,
Of Greenfield, who have been visiting Mr.:
and Mrs. w. M. Herriott, have returned
home.
Mrs. Thomas II. Parry has issued invita-
tons for a reception Thursday in homo of
Mrs. Marshall T. Levey and Mrs. Chestina
Mauzy.
Mrs. John Middleton, of Louisville. spent
yesterday with Mrs. w. Fl. Coleman. Miss
Jessie Hughes will be Mrs. Coleman's guest
this week.
The matinee this afternoon az the dog and
pony show will be given for the benefit of
the Boys Club, which will receive the en-
tire receipts.
Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Davis. of Laporte,
and Miss Oaks, of Ljgonier, who have been
visiting Mrs. NJ. J. Davis and daughters,
have returned home.
Mrs. G. IL. Reynolds and sister. Miss
Helen Krag. left last night for New York,
and they will sail tomorrow for Europe,
to be absent some time.
Ladies' night of the American Whist Club
for this month has been postponed until
Wednesday night of next week on account
of the May musical festival.
The indianapolis branch of the Alumnae
Association of Oxford College, o., will meet
with Mrs. j. T. Lecklider, Is East Vermont
street, Thursday afternoon at 2:3O o'clock.
Mrs. Hoskins and Miss Mary Hill. of St.
Louis, will come to-day to visit Mrs. Malott
Carrie Malott will entertain a very few
friends informally for the guests.
Prof. Martin Sampson read, last night,
before the Indianapolis Literary Club an es-
ladies' night and the discussion was varied
and general. Professor Sampson has been
teaching English literature for five years In
the State University.
Mrs. Morris Buchwalter, of Cincinnati,
and Mrs. e. L. Buchwalter, of Springfield,
o., will come to-day to visit Mrs. l.. 4.
Haughey and Miss Mary RaTiden. at Maple
ton farm. Mrs. Haughey and Miss Rariden
will receive informally for their guests to-
morrow afternoon and evening. and will not
observe their day at home to-day. Captain
and Judge Buchwalter will join the ladies
here and spend Sunday.
The member of the Central Christian
Church gave a reception last evening tp
their new pastor, Rev. A. b.. Philputt. Mrs.
Philputt and their two daughters. The
church parlor and audience room were
opened together for the occasion. The menu
bers were presented by Rev. Jabez Hall. OF
Butler University. After the arrival o. the
guests there was a short programme, in
which welcome speeches were made by
members Of various churches. the ministers
of the Christian churches. as we'll as sew
eral other denominations Icing present.
Mrs. Carolyn Winter Goetz sang with
Verdure Clad" The room was decorated
with a profusion of flags of all sizes and
tiny flags were given as favors. Large Jap
anese umbrellas hung with lanterns filed
the arch between the church and parlor,
and flowers and ferns gave the requisite fes-
tai air. The ladies of the congregation
served the ices, while the officials and their
wives were the hosts and hostesses for the
evening.