The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-03-04

A. Robbins, of Pittsfield, Mass. Mrs Harri-
son was assisted by Mrs. Charles w. Smith
and her daughters.
Miss Eleanor Smith will give a buffet
Coinstoek, of Duluth, and Miss Kelley, of
Cleveland
A reception social will be given at the
Second Presbyterian Church Monday even
ing to Mr.. Franz Dellinger, musical director,
and the choir.
Mrs w D. Seaton win be at home in
formally this afternoon for Mrs. J. j. Hig-
gins, Of Clinton formerly of this city There
are no invitations.
Miss Agnes Duncan and Miss Pearl
Haynes nave returned from Richmond, ac-
Vaughan, who will visit them for few
days
bowling party was given last evening
at the Woodruff Place Clubhouse for the
minstrel show, which was so successfully
given for the benefit of the clubhouse.
Mrs. Paul Krauss and her sisters, the
Misses Cooper, entertained party of their
German friends yesterday afternoon with
coffee The company was seated at one long
table, which was decorated with flowers for
the occasion.
Mrs. w. d. Wies and daughter, Mrs. AL
bemarle Tousey, of Tacoma, formerly of
this city, who have been in New York sew
eral months, and have recently been visit
ing relatives in Richmond came yesterday
and will be the guests of Mrs. r. E. Birch1
and family, on Broadway Mr. Tousey will
join them here tomorrow.
The seniors of the Girls Classical School
are preparing to give She Stops to Con-
quer at the Propylaeum, for the benefit of
the Ramabai fund. This is the last year of
the ten years pledge of the fund, the school
contributing 500 annually for the establish
ment and maintenance of a school in India.
Pundita Ramabai who visited this country
in the interest of the school ten years ago,
will come to this country again this year,
with view to having the pledges renewed.
The annual meeting of the Katherine
Home auxiliary was held yesterday. All
moneys raised by the auxiliary are turned
into the general treasury. The officers chos-
en- were: President, Miss Julia Mothers
head; vice president, Mrs. Meredith Mich
treasurer, Miss Julia Landers executive
committee, Mrs. Arthur Voorhees, Brown,
Chairman: Miss Margaret Carey and Miss
Deborah d. Moore. This auxiliary will plan
and give series of entertainments for the
pleasure of the members of the household of
the Katherine Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hawkins entertained
the members of their dinner and card club
last evening. The members are entertained
fortnightly with a dinner served at
decorated with carnations and smilax.
Guests of the club last evening were Miss
Bags. of Shelbyvile, and Mr.. McCrea, of
Harry. G. Smith. Mr. and Mrs: Fl. H. Had
ley, Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Lotshar, Mr. and
Mrs. Hawkins Mr.. and Mrs. Cassius M.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. E, Stevenson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clark Mallery and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas A.
Swain.
Mrs. c. e. Honenbeck was the hostess
yesterday for luncheon given for her Wis
itor, Mrs. w, +. Bruner, of st. Louis, and
Mrs. II. z. Kinney, wife of the new pastor
of Mayfiower Church. The guests We're
seated at four small tables in the dining
room, each one decorated with a different.
flower, violets, lilies of the valley jonquils
and carnations being used. After the
luncheon Mrs. Bruner read paper on
Fore mothers" having as the motto. las
the mothers so the nation which she pre-
pared and read before the congregational
Church of ST. Louis. The friends invited 10
meet Mrs. Bruner and Mrs. Kinney were
Mrs. S. L. Morrison, Mrs j. e. Scott, Mrs.
A. A. Barnes. Mrs. Elias Jacoby, Mrs. John
M. Lilly Mrs. W. S. Rawls, Mrs. Charles
Allen Dale, Mrs. w. c. Lynn, Mrs: Bence,
Mrs Albert Rabb. Mrs. w. III. Hobbs, Mrs.
H. G. Coldwell and Mrs. Clark Mallory.
Mrs. Bruncr will be the guest of honor at
a luncheon to-day, given by Mrs j. E.
Scott; at q card party this evening given
by Mrs. Mallery; at company Monday
evening, given by Mrs. w. II. Hobbs, and
at a dinner Wednesday evening. given by
Mrs H. G. Coldwell Mrs. Hollenbeck will
entertain Tuesday and Thursday for her.