The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-12-18

Mr. Arthur Newly VIII give theater party
Tor them TO Julia Marlcwe
Miss Jane Ketcham, Miss Elinor Minor.
MISS MISS virginia Straughan and Miss Edith
learsoh VIII return this week from the
western Seminary 10 spend the holidays.
Mrs. Pendergast. of North Capitol avenue.
entertained a number of young people yes
terday for her daughter Marguerite to cele-
brate her thirteenth birthday anniversary.
MIR. and Mrs. c. c. Bosworth, of Lexing-
ton, KY, Will come TO spend the holidays
with Mrs. Bosworth's parents, MIR. and Mrs.
William Hardie, East Washington street
Miss Nannette Murric Grote will come
home Wednesday from st. Mary's of the
woods accompanied by Miss BaTnadette
Ryan, OF Kansas City, Mo-, who will be with
her during holidays.
Laura NJ. Bingham, daughter of Mrs. j. J.
Bingham, and Mr., w IL. Woodward Of the
Woodward Piernie Company, Of st. Louis
The marriage will take place late in the
winter.
Mrs c. C. English, of Muncic, who has
been visiting, her parents in this city, has
English will spend the holidays in Wells
burg, w. Va, with Mrs. r. p. Cox, an aunt
Of the former.
Mrs. w. II. Coleman returned yesterday
John Middleton. of Louisville. The ladies
have been visiting Mrs. Harry 7. Miller, and
nave been handsomely entertained by Mrs.
Miller and others.
James T. Darnall and wife and A. N.
Grant and family will go TO Muncie to-
morrow to be present Wednesday at the
marriage of Miss Halle Darnall to Mr.. Will
liam Morton Hoey, of Pittsburg, Pa Miss
Darnall and Mr.. Hoey have many friends in
this city.
Mrs. Edwin Finney will give a matinee
party Wednesday for Miss Yeager, who is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank Wood. Her
guests will be Miss Yeager, Mrs. William
FFoor, Mrs. Francis r. Jennings, Mrs. Austin
j. Morris, Mrs. T. A. Randall, Mrs. e. &.
Hadley and Mrs. Wood
Mrs. Teats, of California will hold a.
parlor meeting at the home Of Mrs. Dovie
morrow afternoon at 2:5O O'clock The same
evening Mrs. Teats will hold services at the
Mapleton NJ Il. Church. on Thirty-eighth
street, between Illinois and Meridian streets.
Mrs. Henry w. Bennett gave small tea
yesterday for her sister, Mrs. George E.
Hume. The guests were brides and num-
Der of young ladies'. Mrs Bennett was as
sisted by Mrs. Theodore Varney, Mrs J. 5.
Holiday. Mrs. Frank p. Churchman, Miss
Carey, Miss WATSON, Miss Coburn and Miss
Mary Fletcher.
Mrs Joseph Wineman received Thursday
afternoon for her daughter. Miss Florence
Wineman, whose enga cement to Mr.. Joseph
Snewind was recently announced. Mrs:
Wineman was assisted by Mrs. Myers of
Louisville, Mrs. NJ. Cohn. Mrs. S. f. Hell
stein, Miss Selig, Miss Kirshbaum, Miss
Solomon and Miss Wineman. In the even
ing Mr.. and Mrs Wineman received.
Messrs. John and VIII Craig entertained
a number of young people last evening, the
men being the members of a camping party
of last summer. A supper YVES given ard
the partners for the table were fOuna by
means of a Punch and Judy pie In the pie
were found various toys and conundrums
and answers The young man drawing the
conundrum took his answer" to supper.
Holly and Christmas vines. with flowers,
decorated the rooms and table.
The college students, who are to give a
dance at the Brenneke Academy Dec. q.
wish any of the students home from col
lege, or any visitors in the city who desire
Invitations to apply to any member of the
following COMMITTEES: Elmer f.. Scott
bash) Harry r. Wilson (Purdue), William
u. McCarty Cincinnati University. Samp-
sell ". Mansfield University of lndianapo-
liS), Edward T. Brennan (Notre Dance,
Albert r. Coffin indianapolis High SCHOOL,,
Obit j. Smith, Frank Sloan or Smallwood
| Noel, city.
The Daughters of the American Revolu-
tiOn held a social meeting last evening at
the home of M and Mrs. Charles T.. Sayles.
Mrs Albert Baker and Regent and Mrs.
Sayles received the guests. The gathering
was an observance Of the capture of a fort
at Vincennes, and Mr.. Jacob p. Dunn read
an interesting paper recording that event.
There were musical numbers by Miss Dice,
of Charlottesville. who is the alto or the
Folk played a violin selection, and Mr..
Louis Dochez sang two songs. The commit
tee in charge of the entertainment was
Miss Carrie AIalott the Misses Yerkes, Miss
Dunn, Miss Sarah Niblack. Miss Mary Fos-
ter Misses Bessie and Mary HOrd. Miss
Van Camp. Miss Elsie Langdon and Miss
Florence MaIott. After the programme
there was dancing, for which an orchestra
furnished the music. Each member had ire
privilege of inviting one friend.