The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-01-02

Carrie Anderson, Of Galveston. Tex. was
also guest of honor.
=, Naomi Auxiliary. o. f. S.. will meet
Ella Halter, No. 1899 Woodlawn avenue
The first dance of the Terpsichorean Club
was given at the Y. M. l. Hall Wednesday
evening The hall was prettily decorated.
Mr.. T. S. Price, of Chicago, is visiting his
mother Mrs f. ]. Price at the residence
CT his uncle, j. w. Smith, No. 800 North
Alabama street
Miss Margaret Baldwin will return to
washington, d. c.. Tuesday with number
OF the young people who have been home
Tor the holidays.
Mrs. Harriet A. Bingham gave a New
Years dinner yesterday for Mrs and Miss
Gallup, of Chicago, who are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs, A. A. Barnes.
Mrs Joseph Papenbrock. of Cincinnati, is
NM,sS as Ror mrs. Runge.. and Miss Pape and
on North Capitol avenue.
II. w: Smith has returned from Orchard
Lake Military School. He is spending his
vacation at the home Of his father, j. w.
Smith, No. 307 North Alabama.
The Ladies Aid Society of the First Eng
ish Lutheran Church will be entertained
by Mrs. c. D. Lancaster, East Washington
street and Healing avenue. Wednesday.
Mr.; and Mrs. A. p. Spruance and children
baltimore to spend some time with Mrs.
Spruance's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hiss
Mrs. W. A: Woods and daughter left yes
will occunv Mr. and Mrs n Iaeh an snry
ments at the Delano, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Robbins and son will go to Europe.
Rey, II. N. Kenney, the new pastor of the
Mayhower Congregational Church, has ar
rived in the city, and with lis family is at
1913 North Illinois street. Mr.. Kinney will
Begin his services at Mayf1ow.r Church this
morning.
Mr.. r. H. Adkins, formerly of Indianap-
oils. was married yesterday at noon to Miss
Mamie Anderson. The bride. was dressed in
travelling costume and carried a bunch of
white roses They left for their future
home in the South.
Miss Carrie Scheigert and Miss Helen
Parmeee entertained a few friends in
formally New Years eve for Miss Alice
Sepple, of Chicago, and Miss Pearl Scott
Of Galesburg at the home of Miss Scheigert,
on North Capitol avenue.
Miss Mary E. Barrows, of Chicago, will
come Tomorrow to visit Miss Florence Day
ana Will be the guest of honor at the after
noon tea and the evening company to be
given by Mr.. and Mrs. T.. C. Day and Miss
Day tomorrow afternoon and evening.
Mrs. Louis c. Haughey and Mrs. N f..
Dalton and their daughters, with a party of
young people, received calls yesterday at
Mapleton Farm. A dinner was given in the
evening, followed by a dance. The house
was elaborately decorated with holiday gar
lands and flowers for the event
The Phi ri Pi fraternity was entertained
last evening with a dance at the home of
one of the members, Miss Lucie Mcdaniel,
on North Alabama street, Morton Place
me rooms We're adorned with holiday gar
lands, fancy lanterns and famers, and a
Turkish corner was pretty feature.
Mr.. William d. Parsons of this city, and
Miss May Steed, of Parsons, Tenn, who
were married at Lexington Tenn, Dec 49,
have been spending the holidays with the
formers parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. r. Par
sons, of Huron street. They will leave to-
morrow for Parsons. Tenn, where they will
make their home.
Mrs. v. M. Backus entertained a party
OF young people with dance last evening
at her home on North Meridian street for
her daughter Miss Hazel Backus The
-dance was given in the ballroom, which was
decorated with ropes of lycopodium and
decorated with holly and lighted with red
candles refreshments were served. Mrs.
Backus was assisted by DR.. and Mrs. Ere
mont Swain. Miss Esther Jordana and Mrs.
j. +. Whelden.
Messrs. Charles F. and William Braun
gave watch party Friday evening, enter
night a New Year song was sung. Among
the guests were Misses Braun, Kreig, KEEL
ley. Hudson. Lamb, Mulvaney, Hadg, Krea-
Schaffer, Mr.. and Mrs Adam Kiefer Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Mueller, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Lamb. Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Braun,
Messrs. Lehman, Meyer Hudson, Hopper,
Griffin, Reagen and Krieg.
Among the entertainments for the coming
week are the receptions tomorrow after
noon and evening by Mr.. and Mrs t. c.
Day and Miss Day; Mrs Hollweg's bowl
ing. party for Mrs Winkler of Louisville.
and Mrs. Milburn's dinner for Mrs. Will
marth Mrs. Fahnley's reception, Mrs c. "A.
Kenyon's Morning in Japan" and Mrs. K.
p. Morriss dinner for Mr.. and Mrs G. e.
Coffin, Tuesday, Mrs. Horace Woods din
ner for Mrs. Stevens Mrs. Rush's card
party for Mrs. Winkler. and Miss Louise
Bybee's company. Wednesday; Mrs. j. j.
Higgins's tea and the presidents meeting
of the Art Association, Thursday, and Mrs.
Rushs coffee, Saturday, for Mrs. Winker.
Presidents night will be observed by the
indianapolis Art Association Thursday
evening, Jan. 4. by reception in the west
parlor of the Propylaeum at $780, This hour
is observed that the reception day may not
conflict with prayer meeting and in the
hope that all of the members of the asso-
citation will be able to attend. Professor
Alfred Mansfield Brooks, of the department
of art of the State University, will read
paper on The Art of the e-Raphaelites
and the Italians of the Quatrocentro,"
which will be followed by conversation.
Each member of the association is prvi-
legged to bring two guests. Mrs. George f.
Adams. Mrs. Addison Bybee and Mrs. Ed
ward f. Hodges constitute the committee
on arrangements for the reception