The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-06-09

Frederick Baggs, 1922 North Capitol avenue,
tomorrow at 2:3O O'Clock.
Mrs. j. p Dunn and son have gone to Pc
oria to visit Miss Lura Bryner.
Miss Jessie Hughes will leave to-day for
Canton. o.. to visit Mrs. Robert A. Miller.
Miss Emily FriedIey, of Bedford is visit
ing Miss Sybil Friedley, at 1S43 North Della
ware street.
Mrs. Henry Knippenberg and daughter
have returned from Boston, where they
spent six weeks.
Miss Abby Barnard, of Cincinnati. daugh-
ter OF Mr.. j. Alfred Barnard is visiting Mr..
Edward L. Mckee.
Mrs. Charles Daniels and daughter of
Dayton, o., are visiting Mrs. Harriet Bing-
ham, having arrived yesterday.
Miss Elisabeth Dye has returned home
after visit of two weeks with her sister,
Mrs. William Cushing, in Pittsburg.
Mrs. Roland Sherman is here to spend the
summer with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. vii
liam Haerle, during the absence of Mr..
Sherman. who has gone to war.
The closing concerts for the year will be
given by pupils of j. M. DUNCAN Monday
and Tuesday nights at the Third Christian
Church. corner Ash and Thirteenth streets.
Miss Kelley, of st. Louis, has joined her
sister, Mrs. Hinsman, who Is visiting Mrs.
W. H. Coleman and will remain few days
before going East for the summer. Mrs.
Hinsman will return TO st. Louis to-mor-
row.
Mrs. Leah Ramsey celebrated her eighty
second birthday anniversary yesterday by
giving a family party at her home, North
illinois street Her son. Mr.. Robert Ram
sey, who has been making her visit will
return to st. Paul tomorrow.
Mrs. Samuel Ach. of Cincinnati, came yes
terday to visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs:
Leon Kahn, and to attend the High School
commencement exercises. her sister being a
member of the class. Friday afternoon Mrs.
Henry Kahn will entertain the members of
the class of 80 for Mrs. Ach.
The closing exercises of the Ceramic Club
of Mrs. Heron, on North Delaware street,
Miss Elizabeth Nicholson read a paper on
The Growth Of Art and there were must
cal numbers by members of the club. A
social hour followed the literary programme.
Miss Susan Brown will give n book show
er Saturday afternoon in honor Of Miss Le-
give an informal company Saturday, evening;
Miss anna Wright will entertain the bridal
party at supper. Tuesday evening, at the
home of her sister. Mrs. Wheeler.
The National Dancing Masters Associa-
ton, in session at Detroit, has approved
these new dances: Dewey Two-step," by
L. Landrum Salt Lake City CITY, Lancaster meas
Mazourka" by H. l.. Braun. Pttsburg. and
the Cavalry Cake Walk" by r. G. Hunt
inghouse, Chicago.
A new song, which has been inspired by
the present conditions is I'VE are Coming
with Old Glory" The music was written
| by Mrs. Mamie Branham Wood of Chi
| cago, formerly of this city. The words are
| by her husband, Mr.. Edward Thurston
| Wood. The song was written especially for
Mr.. Jules G. Hubbard. 1t has the ringing
| march time, which properly belongs to
| music of it's character.
Great preparations are being made at
Denver for the entertainment of the Fedora
| tion of Women's Clubs. The flower gardens
| are made in the design of the club pin and
there are various other floral features which
| were arranged early in the spring in order
to have them ready at this time. The
Colonial Danes and Daughters of the
American Revolution societies will keep
open house for the members of sister clubs
from other States and altogether the Den
yer people will give royal welcome to
their feminine visitors
The Feast of Lanterns which was post
poned last night on account of the rain,
will be given this evening at Woodruff Place
for the benefit of the Free Kindergartens.
The arrangements are all perfected and the
same programme will be carried out of
vocal and instrumental music by the Arion
Club. the colored quartet and the When
Band. That there will be more than
generous patronage is promised as there
are almost no social affairs announced for
this evening. The lawn fete is an event of
Importance in this city. as Woodruff Place
decorated with ten thousand lanterns is a
sight we'll worth seeing.