The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-04-17


Mrs. McNutt. of Terre Haute. is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Korbly, on East
North street.
Miss Katherine Dunihue, of Bedford, is
the guest of Miss nellie Thornton, OF North
Delaware street
Mrs. Crawford of Chicago, who has been
the guest of Miss Mary Davis, will return
home Wednesday,
Miss Erema Smith. of Rushville. is visit
ing Mrs. @. NJ. Sanborn, No. GIG East
TWenty-second street.
Misses Grace and Minnie Akass left Fri
day for Cincinnati. They Will return the
latter part of the week
Mrs. " w. Woodward will give an infor-
NAL company Wednesday afternoon for Mrs.
Fora Cooley, of Chicago.
Mrs. Adelaide Thomas will give large
reception Thursday afternoon at her home
on North Capitol avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs Fletcher S. Hines have re-
turned from South America, where they
have been for four months.
Mr. John J.. Griffiths will return home
to-day from Newark, ~ j., where he went
to attend the funeral of his father
Mrs: David ]. Klein. of Brooklyn, N. Y,
is visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Or
Vile Cross No. 1913 Cornell avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Francis Burt have re-
turned from a visit TO New York Philadel-
phia, Baltimore and Washington, d. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Aneshaensel who have
been visiting relatives in Belleville for the
past week, are expected home to-day.
visiting Mrs. Moons mother, Mrs. Ellis,
and sister, Mrs. Chapman, at the Victoria
Mrs. Myla Ritzinger and Miss Helen Hare
have gone to visit Mrs. Ritznger's daugh-
ter, Mrs. William 8. Briggs, at Boston,
Mass.
Miss Margaret Sale and Mr. Frederick G.
Pressell will be married Wednesday even
ing at the home of the bride, on Brookside
avenue.
The marriage of Miss Halle E. Warner.
daughter of Mrs. Florence Warner, and Dr.
Wllmot b. Stone will take place tomorrow
Mrs. Hugh Hanna will give dinner Tues
day and Miss Mya Coburn will give an en-
tertainment Friday for Miss Ethel Fletcher,
OF Milwaukee.
Mrs A. w. Hartman, Miss Lucy Albert
and Mrs. Edward Hartman will give re-
ception tuesday at the home of the former,
on North Meridian street.
Mrs. Louis Cohen and daughters will leave
tomorrow for Louisville to attend the mar
rage of Mrs. Cohen's sister, Miss Sarah
Blue, and Mr.. William Mocerf
Mr.. Clarence Ingraham, of st. Louis, was
J. p. t. Ingraham, formerly of this city,
Is very Ill at her home, in St. Louis.
Mr. and Mrs; r. H. Church have issued
e Tefa f Man the ana marriage OF 5Rer dRg Ugh
gers, TO take place Wednesday, April q.
Miss Jeanette Newland who has been
spending several months with relatives at
with her sister, Mrs. II. e. McCollester.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Gray Kitchell are
In Boston, where they were hurriedly sum-
moned on account of the illness of Mrs.
Kitchell's brother, who has appendicitis, at
Andover College
Mrs. John A. Kurtz, of Denver, is spend
ing fortnight with her brother-in-law,
MI; William Il. Kurtz, en- route home from
Philadelphia, where she has been with her
son. Stewart Kurtz.
Invitations have been issued for recep-
ton ti for Miss Carrie Nicholson and Mr.,
soon. 1t will be held at the home of Miss
Michelsen's parents. No. 705 Buchanan
street, Sunday, April "a.
Miss LYDIA Culbertson, of Madison, who
is visiting Mrs. John Harvey on North Della
ware street, was the guest of honor at a
pink luncheon given yesterday by Miss
onng LADIES' Whom mhf M oheE bg
met during former visits to this city.
Miss Laura Huey gave a luncheon yes
terday for Miss Margaret Sale, who is to
be married Wednesday. The flowers and
appointments We're in red. The guests to
meet Miss Sale were Mrs; Stevens, Mrs
Arthur Gillett, Mrs. Z; Y. Minor, Miss Ger
Gertrude and Mary Minor, Miss Laura
Hanna, Miss Pressell and Miss Emma v.
Pearson.
The closing dance of the children's classes
TOOK, place last evening at the Brenneke
Academy. There were over one hundred
children in the dance, and the gallery as
Wen as chairs on the main floor were filed
with guests The new kindertanz was on
the programme well as other popular
dances For the last there was a flag
march, and each child carried flag, form
ing graceful figures as they marched. The
hags were retained as souvenirs. The or
chestra played stars and Stripes Forever
and closed with Marching through Geor-
gia.''
Mrs. ]. r Pratt gave. breakfast yester-
day morning for her daughter, Miss Lois
Pratt, who is home from school in New
York. The table was adorned with a
mound of ferns in the center, and at each
cover was cluster of daffodils. Yellow and
green We're the prevailing .colors used. The
young girls entertained were Misses
Gertrude. and Florence Butler Elsie Appel,
Bertha, Balls, Jessie Gibson, Eloise Lyman
Lillian Atkins, Bertha Heath, Evelyn Holli-
day and Ruth Pratt. In the afternoon at
O'Clock Mrs. Pratt, assisted by Mrs Walter
j, Milliken, gave tea for about thirty of
the boy and girl friends of her daughter
The spacious hall and rooms were adorned
with palms and rhododendrons Bowls of
yellow tulips graced the dining ROOM and
Misses Ruth Pratt and Eloise Lyman pre-
sided at the table. Miss Lois Pratt will re-
turn to New York Monday
Club Notes.