The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-01-29

new pastor Rev H. N Kinney, and fam
lily. The evening was informally spent.
Miss Julia Ianders entertained at dinner
last evening for her sister, Mrs Timothy
Harrison, of Chicago. ard Miss Myrtle
Parks, of Martinsville.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Mary Foulke, youngest daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Dudley Foulke, and Mr. James
Morrison. of Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs Sippert announce the en-
gagement of their daughter Marie and Mr..
w ID. Monninger The marriage is TO take
place during the latter part Of February
Miss Daisy Wilson entertained a small
party of friends yesterday with a lunch
con. the guests of honor being Miss Arnold
and Miss Hunkle who are visiting Miss
Josephine Smith.
The announcement has been made of the
marriage of Mr.. Charles Jay Miller, of
Chicago, and Miss Fannie Mccormick Of
this city Jan. 10. Mr.. and Mrs. Miller will
be at home after Feb. ] at No. 1872 La
Sale street Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Nick. Landon will
give a winter picnic to-day at the water
Club who took part in the play Tuesday
night. Mrs. Landon was chairman OF the
entertainment committee.
Cards have been received announcing the
marriage of Mr.. Hill Tollerton McCleary,
of Columbus, o., formerly of this city,
and Miss Clara Short, which took place
Jan. IL Mr. McCleary is a son of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. NJ. McCleary. of this city.
Miss Marie Hofer. who is to address the
Pedagogical Club this morning, will be the
guest of Mrs. May Wright Sewall this af-
ternoon, and this evening she will address
the girls of the Classical School residence
on The Influence of Music on People at
Hull House, Chicago" and will illustrate
her talk.
The Quo vadis Euchre Club met last ev-
ening in the club rooms of the Bates House
and, after pleasant evening spent in card
nary Those present were Mr. and Mrs.
WEIGH, Mr.. and Mrs. Richardson, Mr.. and
MIS- Forsyth. Mr. and Mrs Kennedy, Mr..
and Mrs. Choen. Mr.. and Mrs. Webb, Mr..
and Mrs. Curry, Mr. and Mrs Carriger Mr..
and Mrs. Dryer, Mr.. and Mrs. Pouder and
Mr.. and Mrs. futile
The Bonnie Brier Club held its first meet.
ing Wednesday afternoon at the homo of
Mrs. NJ. J. Mannix, on Broadway. Mrs
3. j. Mueller was chosen president, Mrs. M.
M Mahoney treasurer and Mrs. I. f. Bar
rett secretary Among the other members
are Mrs. George e. Feeney, Mrs. J. f. Me
Namara, Mrs. George De Haven, Mrs. r. j.
Carroll Miss Lizzie Schwegman and Miss
Maymq Lyons. Prizes were won by Mrs.
De Haven and Miss Schwegman American
Beauties were used in decorating.
Mr.. NJ. O'Connor gave a dinner party at
the Denson Thursday night to his family
and friends Including a number of the
Catholic clergy of the city: Those presen'
were; Mr.. and Mrs; Michael O,Connor, Mr..
Maurice O'Connor, Mr.. Edward ]. O'Con-
nor Mr.. Bernard O'Connor. Miss Theresa
99,,Connor, Mr. and Mrs. Michael l. Ready,
ChaFtrand. Rev. V. ]. Brucker, Rev. F. b.
Dowd, Rev. Joseph Weber Rev. d. Curran,
Right Rev. D. O'Donaghue. Rev. d. Nc
Cabe, Right Rev A. Schneider, Rev. II. AL
erding, Rev. 6. ]. Lannert, Rev Francis
Hasse, Mr.. and Mrs James Broden, Mr.. and
Mrs. Amos w. Reagan, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
c. Granting, Miss Genevieve Campbell,
Miss Anna Matthews, Mr.. William Clune
Mrs. Byron Hutchinson was the hostess
for reception yesterday afternoon for
which several hundred invitations were is
sued. Mrs. Hutchinson was assisted in re-
ceiving by her visitors, Miss Lane and Miss
Bates, who were the guests of honor Miss
Lane wore a pretty gown of green silk
yelled with organdie and Miss Bates a pink
silk The several rooms were decorated with
Southern smilax in profusion, forming
frieze on the vans and drapfng the Win
dows. Flowers were on all the mantels.
Mrs. Hutchinson was assisted in the par
lors by Mrs Thomas Dean, Mrs. j. II.
Greenstreet, Mrs. w. d. Seaton, Mrs. s. +.
Gray. Mrs. c. f: Sayles. Mrs. ]. r. Carna-
Mrs. ii. A. Bingham, Mrs. j. H. Serff,
Mrs. Edward Hawkins Mrs. Alfred Burd-
sal, Mrs G. @. Howe, Mrs. G.. w Sloan and
Mrs. John M. Lilly. In the dining room
large oval basket of pink roses and ferns
occupied the center of the table, and the
appointments were in pink and white
throughout. The assistant hostesses were
Mrs. Adelaide Thomas, Mrs. j. w. Beck,
Mrs. Charles Lilly. Mrs. Walter Goodall.
Mrs. j. W. Lilly, Mrs. T. A. Winterrowd,
Miss Greenstreet and Miss Mary Hicks In
the swell window was the punch bowl over
which Miss Mary Sloan Miss Louise Lilly
Miss Anna Louise Beck and Miss Mary
Edith Dean presided. "A harpist in the hall
was screened with palms and the stair
case was wound with ropes of lycopodium.
In the evening Mr.. and Mrs. Hutchinson
entertained the members of the Cavendish
Whist Club at cards.