The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-12-11


Lafayette, where she spent Thanksgiving
with Mrs. John o. Perrin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell r.. Buchanan will go
70 Grand Rapids. Mich, to visit Mr.. Buch-
anan's parents for the holidays.
Mrs. o. +. Brumbach and lamiIy, Of To-
ledo viii come to spend the holidays with
Mr.. and Mrs. Simeon B. Carey.
Miss Laura Darby will sing the offertory
TINS morning at Christ Church Her Sc
lection Is Meditation" by Beethoven
Mrs Kate Mckay and daughter, wife Of
Dr. w. T. Mckay of Denver, Col, are Wis
lting friends at 1911 Bellefontaine street.
Mrs. Henry Jameson and daughter have
Issued invitations for reception at the
Propylaeum Wednesday afternoon, Dec. q.
Miss Bessie Potter gave a small dinner
party last evening in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
harry Dickhut, who were recently married.
Mrs. Earl Mae Kelley Ogle has issued in
vltatons for a tea party Friday afternoon
Tor ner sister. Mrs. James Mcclure Wiley, Of
Buffalo, N. Y.
tend the wedding of Miss Yates the day
after Christmas. Miss Yates was formerly
a missionary.
Mrs. Il. L. Hardcastle and children. OF
J.. Brown, at sos East Fifteenth street, and
Will remain until after Christmas.
Mr.; and Mrs. T. ]. Thompson, of 293
North Alabama street, have issued cards
for an lat home" in honor of their tenth
anniversary Saturday evening, Dec. II.
The marriage of Mr.. Thomas A. Afford,
u.
NATION, H., will take place Wednesday.
The at-home announcement is for the Vic
toria.
Mrs. J. w Beck will give a reception
Wednesday afternoon to introduce her
daughter, Miss Anna Louise Beck, at their
new home, No. 172O North Pennsylvania
street.
The marriage OF Miss Edna Williams
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel G. Will
liams, and Mr.. Charles J. Greenstreet will
Baptist Church
Invitations will be issued this week for
the marriage of Mr.. Jacob G. Hollenbeck
and Miss Ethel Cunningham Brown of Cir
Wednesday, Dec. g.
The marriage of Mr.. George T. Porter of
this city, and Miss, Hattie Golf, Of Clarks-
Mrs. A. L. Mason and Miss Eleanor Porter.
Of this city, will attend.
Mrs. Samuel H. Fletcher will hold her
second and last formal reception Thursday
afternoon, at her home. No. $50 North Cap
itol avenue. Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher will
be at home in the evening.
Mrs. Kate Y. Vinnedge and Miss Mary
Yohn, who are at the Hotel English, will
leave in a few days for Macon, Ga. to visit
their cousin, Mrs. Daniel Hughes, who will
give large reception in their honor this
month.
Mrs. John Wiles, of Kansas City, form
erly of this city. was the guest of honor at
q luncheon ilc given Thursday by Mrs. E. F;
Carvin. In the afternoon a. number of old
friends were invited to meet Mrs. Wiles
a surprise to her
A duplicate whist party was given Friday
evening by Miss Foster at her residence, COG
Union street, in honor of Miss Schwartz's
house party. The hostess was assisted by
Miss Hission Miss Miller, Miss Riley, Miss
Hicks, Miss FlosSie Howell and Miss Jessie
Hood.
Miss Berdel entertained a number of
friends at her home, on Beatty street, Thurs
day evening. The music was furnished Is by
the star quartet, composed of W. H. Men
dell, violin; +. w. Cornelius, mandolin
Miss Augusta Cornelius, piano, and Miss
Theresa MetZner, guitar.
The members of the Maennerchor Ladies'
Society," who are interested in the Christmas
entertainment will meet this afternoon at
o'clock. The entertainment is to be given
Sunday afternoon, Dec. 70. and will be
pretty and unique affair. Ample entertain
ment will be provided for old and young.
Rev. Anna Howard Shaw vice president
at large of the National Council Of Women
of the United States, pulpit and platform
orator, is in the city for few days, the
guest of Mrs. May Wright Sewall. Miss
Shaw is one of the delegates-elect to the
quinquennial session of the International
Council, which convenes in London in June.
Mr.. George r. Eckert gave successful
appreciative audience of one hundred. The
young people taking part were Hazel
Loomis, Nelaton Rocker, John Danahay
Carol Smith. Laura Arnold, Mile john
son, Retta Buddenbaum and Nellie Har-
ness. Mr.. Bergen Plummer, violinist, and
Mr.. Eckert, pianist, assisted.
Harriet g: Hosmer, sculptor, OS who .. has
to return to Rome. She sails from Boston
early in January Miss Hosmer will be
with Rev N. A. Hyde and family till Tues
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Hyde will be at home
for her Tuesday afternoon. After then she
win be the guest of Mrs May Wright
guest of honor at her usual "at home on
Wednesday afternoon and evening. There
are no invitations.
Invitations have been issued for the sec
annual assembly
students of this city. The young men who
have the dance in charge are Messrs Elmer
Wilson. William d. McCarty Sampsell W.
Mansfield Edward %. Bremen, Albert r;
s0n 09ie Noel d sTb S a@ne soa Win a be
Mrs. S. r. Perkins, Mrs. Francis IT. Hord,
Mrs. Carl F; Walk, Mrs Alexander d Tag
and Mrs. A. w. Coffin
The taking Of one of the forts at Vincennes
will be celebrated by the Daughters of
the American Revolution Saturday evening
with party at the home of Mrs Charles
Il. Sayles. Each member of the society Will
have the privilege of inviting one guest.
for the entertainment. The committee is
Miss Carrie Malott, chairman, Miss Gather
inc Dunn, the Misses Griffin, the Misses
Miss Florence Malott, Miss Dorothea Van
Camp and Miss Elsie Langdon.
MIR. and Mrs Isaac King gave progress
sive cinque party "Wednesday evening IN
homer of Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Sullivan,
who are soon to remove from this city. Mrs.
King was assisted by Mrs. c. +. Damotte,
Miss Nell Somerville and Miss Alice King.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs: h, q.
Stiles Mr.. and Mrs. Z. f. Somerville, Mr..
and Mrs. Philip Klein, Mr.: and Mrs j ..
Hicks, Mr. and Mrs David Self and Mr..
John Ungerricht During the supper toasts
were offered by Mr.. Stiles, Mr.. Sullivan,
Mr.. Hicks. Mr.. Ungerricht and Mr.. King.
Miss Dorothy Cole. of Rushville, a niece
of Mrs Charles W. Fairbanks and young
lady who has frequently visited her aunt in
this city, where she is well known, has
made the illustrations for charming story
"Waldtraut.' translation from the Ger
man of NJ. Rudiger by Corinth LIE Due
Crook, Phi D., of Vassar College. The
story is in diary form, and is told by
young priest in the early part of the fif-
teenth century. Miss Cole has spent some
time in New York studying art, and she
has made her pictures of the quaint story
daintily harmonious with the old-time char
acter of the story and the simplicity and
crudeness of the time and surroundings
The pictures are graceful and attractive and
assist the text
Church Items.
The woman's Auxiliary of Grace Church
will meet with Mrs. Baggs, No. 1923 North
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