The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-02-06


Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Weakly have returned
to their home at Shelbyville, after visiting
a few days at the home of Mr.. E. b. Fer
RS, on Park avenue.
Miss Lizzie Durham. of Perryville, KY,
has returned home, after spending a few
days with Dr. Charles o. Durham, and
family, on Union street
Miss Ida Belle Webster. of Danville KY,
has returned home after spending several
days the guest of her cousin, Mr.. j. F. Dur
ham, at No. 627 East Eleventh street.
Mrs. Thomas Taggart will entertain at
cards tomorrow evening for Mrs. Claude
Matthews, and receive informally for her
Tuesday. afternoon, her regular day at
home.
Mrs. Emma B. Hord has returned from
New York and Miss Elizabeth Hord from
Cincinnati. Miss Mary Hord will remain
Hord
Miss Caroline Goodhart gave a card
party Yesterday afternoon having 3, Miss
ting Miss Harriet Tutewiler, as the guest
Of honor.
Mrs. Josephine PEGS will give a reception
Wednesday afternoon, from to 5, at her
home, 1903 North Pennsylvania street, in
the interest of rescue work. A general in
vitation is extended.
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Taught will cele-
brate the twentieth anniversary of their
marriage Tuesday evening at the Odd Fell
lows hall, northeast corner of Senate av-
enue and Vermont street
clubhouse will give minstrel performance
at the clubhouse Feb 81. An elaborate
programme is being arranged. Outsiders
are to be permitted to attend.
Mrs. S. b. Van Pelt of Central avenue
assisted by Miss Flora Fisher of Delphi,
Ind, gave party yesterday in honor of her
son Rays sixteenth birthday. The coors
carried out were pink and white.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Alma Celine Haerle, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Haerle, and Mr.. roland
Henry Sherman, of Lawrence Mass. The
wedding will take place in April.
Invitations will be issued this week by
Mr.. and Mrs Edward B. Porter for the
marriage Of their daughter, Miss Kath-
crime Ray Porter, and Mr.. Gordon Edward
NNoarney, to take place Tuesday noon, Feb.
%, at Roberts Park M. E. Church.
Judge and Mrs. John H. Baker enter
tanned few friends at dinner last evening
n. Sims Mr.. and Mrs A. j. Beveridge,
Mrs: Beveridge Mrs. M. De Bruler, Mrs.
Stella Anderson and Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Kercheval.
The Young Ladies' Sodality of ST. Pat
rick's Church will entertain their members
and friends Wednesday evening with a
progre eS b elnen party Prizes Will De
are Misses Alice Dugan, Maggie Berry
Mary Sterile, Maggie Dugan, Ella Turk and
Mary O'Donaghue.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Cassel. assisted by
Miss Sallie Reynolds, at No. 500 Ash street.
entertained a number of young people on
Monday evening in honor of the twenty
first birthday of their son Charley Re-
freshments were served in the dining room,
which was in red. The evening was spent
in games and dancing. ~
Mrs. J. M. Estes entertained her friends
Tuesday. evening with a Japanese card
party. The house was decorated with palms
and flowers, and an orchestra concealed by
a screen of palms played a varied pro-
granme. Mrs. Estes was assisted by Misses
Boardman, Burroughs, Hopper, Willett,
S.overeide, Funk and Mrs. Ruffels. The as
slstng ladies' wore Japanese costumes.
Mrs. Oran Perry gave a small tea yes
terday afternoon in honor of Mrs. John
Duncan. Mrs. w. p. Fishback and Mrs. G.
{; Foster presided at the pretty tea table,
Among the guests was Mrs. r. w. Bennett,
OF Richmond, an intimate friend of Mrs.
Duncan All the guests We're seated at the
same time for tea Mrs. Bennett will re-
main Mrs. Parry's guest for a week.
meeting of the Kappa Kappa Gamma
Society was held yesterday afternoon with
representatives of six colleges present.
constitution was adopted and the election
held. Miss Edna Wallace was chosen presi-
dent Miss Margaret keIso secretary and
Mrs. William Bosom treasurer The next
meeting will be held the second Saturday
III March. All members are requested to
send their names and addresses to Miss
Margaret Kelso, No. 2202 College avenue.
The second annual High School hop will
De given Friday evening at the Propyaeum.
Patronesses for the dance will be Mrs. AL
bert j. Beveridge, Mrs. August Kuhn, Mrs
M. Eckhouse, Mrs. Russell Eckman Mrs
Il G. Newcomb and Mrs. George K. Share
9S classes. who have the hop in charge, are
Messrs. Pax p. Hibben, George j. I4angs-
dale, T. Victor Keene, Samuel W. Eckman,
J: Ray Newcomb, G. Hines Share, Elmer
M. Eckhouse and Merrill Talbot An or
chestra Will furnish the music.
Mrs. Charles Carroll Everts entertained
fifty of -, her friends yesterday afternoon
North Meridian street. The decorations
We're violets and Bride roses. The tally
cards which were heart-shna1ped va, valentines
Jones, dressed in lavender and white who
stood at the foot of the broad stairway. An
sn,sdlts played during the afternoon
the work of the hostess. Mrs. Everts was
assisted by Miss Elizabeth Cooper Mrs. 6.
M. Chandler and Mrs. NJ. V. Virgins. The
out-of-town guests were Mrs. Hart and
Mrs. Webb Woodtill, of Greensburg.
The Childrens Club gave n successful
Valentine fair at the Brenneke Academy
yesterday afternoon for the benefit of the
Katherine Home In one corner Of the room
was a gypsy tent and there were daintily-
for sale. A candy table was presided over
by Mrs K. p. Morris, whose assistants were
Misses Enid Morris. Lydia Parry. Virginia
abi@ we're sq MRS. John g Wrg Re asssted
by Misses Mabel Talbot Marguerite Lilly
Gwen Clark and Florence Latham. At the
fancy work table were Mrs. Louis Hollweg,
assisted by Misses Suemma Vajen-Coeman,
Lydia Latham, Ina Hollweg and Helen Car
son. At the gypsy camp were Mrs n. F.
Dalton. assisted by Misses Natalie Dalton
and Ruth Pratt At the grab watermelon
table We're Misses Lydia Wallace and Mar
garet Spear, assisting Mrs. Edwin Spear
At the ice cream table were Misses Eleanor
Lemcke Margaret Ship, Helen Bennett
and Charlotte Scott, assisting Mrs. w. H.
Coleman. During the afternoon there was
music, and the young people danced.
Mrs p B. Raymond gave a beautiful
luncheon yesterday al her home in Wood
pink roses and ferns, placed on a lace,
formed the central decoration for the ta-
ble and at either end We're oblong baskets
of violets. Flowers also formed a part
of the luncheon, either in decoration or
design. The name booklets were exquisite
the inside pages We're filed with the au-
tographs of the guests. forming a souvenir
of the event. The guests were Mrs. O'Kane
of Chicago, Mrs. j. A. Mount, Mrs George
Brown, Mrs A. l.. Varney, Mrs. j. r.
Carnahan, Mrs. W. o. De Way. Mrs. j. G.
Dean. Mrs. Henry d. Pierce Mrs. Charles
A. Layman, Mrs. X. M. Seeds, Mrs. G. +.
Adams, Mrs. Albert j. Beverage. Mrs. Ed
ward II. Dean Mrs. Samuel Reid and Mrs
Arthur b. Grover. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
gave an elegant dinner in the evening, at
which Rev. and Mrs. c. e. Bacon We're the
guests of honor. The guests to meet Mr.
and Mrs Bacon were Mr. and Mrs T. g.
Mrs. ID. p Winnings, Mr.. and Mrs O. S.
Huey Mr. and Mrs. Joseph w. Beck and
Mr.. and Mrs. IT. c. Newcomb.
Club Meetings.
Wednesday will be ladies night at the
American Whist Club.
The Terpsichore Club will dance Tuesday