The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-10-29
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mrs. Charles Minasinger, who has been
very i'll, is convalescent.
Mr.. Edmund II: Bingham has returned
from two weeks vacation in the East.
Mrs. C. L. White and children left Tues
day evening for their home in Boston, Mass.
Mrs. Charles W. Jenkins has issued in
vitations for card party Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Harry I. Miller. Of Terre Haute. is
making short visit to Mrs. W. H. Cole
Mrs. baltimore, of Rochester, n. Y. came
yesterday to visit her niece, Mrs. Francis
r. Jennings.
The Ladies' Society of the Maennerchor
will give a Halloween party Monday even
Ing at the hail.
Mrs: j.. Il. Wild, who has been visiting
Mr. Wild's relatives in Noblesville, will re-
turn home to-day.
Mrs A. W. Morrell, of South Bend. who
has been the guest of Mrs. A. H. Nordyke,
has returned home
Mrs. James l. Lodge has returned from a
visit to her niece. Mrs. Robert V. Erskine.
at Lake Forest, III.
Mrs. Arson ]. Gardner left yesterday for
Attica to visit her daughter Mrs Harry
Martin, and family.
Mrs. Adam Scott and daughter returned
yesterday from an extended visit in Great
Britain and on the continent.
Mrs. Cutter of Peoria, who has been visit
ing Mrs. Harry NJ. Ohr and family for sew
cral weeks returned home yesterday.
Mrs. V. T: Malott and daughters Mrs.
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week
"A Halloween party will be given by the
Jolly Five Monday evening at the home
street
Miss Lolita Klemm, of ST. Louis. who has
neen spending q fortnight with Mrs. S. A.
Johnston and family, returned home yes
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Fitzgerald will en-
terrain q family dinner Tomorrow to cele-
brate the twentieth anniversary of their
Mrs. L. T. Micherer, of Washington, d.
G, Will arrive on Monday and will be the
guest of Mrs. w. II. Cook. on North Ala
bama street, for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs Morris Solomon announce
the engagement of their daughter Fannie
and Mr.. Jesse J. Mossler At home in
formally tomorrow afternoon
The marriage of Miss Charlotte Jane
DiclSey and Or. John Douglas Reid will TAXI
place Nov. 8 at the home of Rev. S. c.
Dickey, brother OF Miss Dickey.
Mrs Archibald, of the Northwest Iowa
vile, ILL.,, are attending the missionary con-
yention and visiting their father, Dr. w.
H Denote, 313 Wolcott street.
Miss Alice Scmerville gave an autograph
pillow party yesterday afternoon for Miss
Jeanette Foster, who is to be married
Nov. TO DR.. Courtney S. Haver, of Gin
Foster.
Mrs. Fletcher Hines entertained on
Wednesday afternoon at her home at
Arcadia farm for Miss Frances Brownpack,
of Pendleton. The dainty invitations asked
the guests to come and commune with
Nature"
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Cumback. jr., of North
Alabama street, are entertaining a house
party. The guests are Mr.. and Mrs Will
Cumback and Mrs Jessie Moore, of Green's
burg, Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Lovett and Miss
Lovett and Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Reeve, of
Anderson.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob p. Hysung have is
sued invitations for the marriage of their
daughter Winifred and Mr. William Mack
Aydelotte, to take place Thursday. Oct. 10.
at $50 O'Clock at the residence, No. 2426
Talbot avenue The at-home announce
ment IS for the same address after Jan. /.
The battle OF White Plains was celebrated
yesterday by the Daughters of the Ameri-
can Revolution at the home of Mrs. Thomas
Taggart. The hostesses for the afternoon
section Mrs. Taggart Mrs. John Sonntag.
Mrs w J; Holiday. Mrs. S.. e. Perkins.
Mcguire. The programme included a his
tory of the. battle, read by Mrs Perkins;
number of stories by Mrs. Eloise Wilder,
read by her daughter, Mrs. Winchester: a
short talk by Mrs. Charles w. Fairbanks,
and musical numbers by Mrs. Sonntag So
prano; Miss Jacobs, pianist, and Mr.. Fred
tie society, Misses Taggart, Mary Pickens,
Katherine Sullivan. Sarah Wilson, Ellen
Baker. Anna Louise Beck and Stella Adams
assisted.
Mrs. Henry c. Adams gave an autumn
luncheon yesterday for Mrs. Charles w.
Fairbanks. who will leave soon for Wash
We're seated at small tables lighted by pink
candles and at each cover was a name card
and a. .chrysanthemam white or pink mark
Ing all of the appointments The guests to
meet Mrs. Fairbanks were Mrs Benjamin
Harrison, Mrs. H.. p. WATSON, Mrs. Van
Eam Mrs Renrs smh MRS rs john John +
Brush, Mrs. S. A. Johnston, Mrs. T. B.
Raymond. Mrs Zumpfe. Mrs. w, H. II.
Mrs wilson Mrs. T. C. Day. Mrs. Burton
Parrott, Mrs. J. w. Kern. Mrs J. c. Adams.
Mrs. b. b. Adams. Mrs. w. ]. Mckee Miss
Haueisen, Miss Duncan. Miss Haynes Miss
Day. Miss Van Camp and Miss Adams.
Mrs. Robert Keller and mother. Mrs. Til
ly. gave coffee yesterday afternoon to
Meridian street. The guests were seated at
ore long table. which was decorated with
flowers. The guests for the afternoon in
GUIDED Mrs. Louis Hollweg, Mrs. Frederick
Fahniey, Mrs William Haueisen. Mrs
Bernard Vonnegut. Mrs. Frederick Rush,
Mrs Bertha Test, Mrs Thomas Dean, Mrs.
liam Haerle. Mrs. WilhelmiDa Metzger.
Mrs: julius Hermann. Mrs. Valentine
Bachman. Mrs. Julius Walk. Mrs. Charles
Broich. Mrs. Catherine Ruschhaupt, Mrs.
Alhrecht kipp. Mrs. Robert Kipp. Mrs.
Caroline Frenzel, Mrs. Frederick Werbe,
Mrs; Albert Kuhn. Mrs. Reese and Mrs.
Rrsh. Mrs Hartmann and Mrs. Frederick
Francke assisted Mrs. Tilly and Mrs. Kel-
Ter. The same ladies will give a card party
next week.
A PRETTY CHURCH FAIR.
The east parlor of the Propylaeum is con-
verted into fair for two days and the
ladies of the Central Christian Church have
gathered into the room large and varied
assortment of articles suitable for the holt
days. The things for sale range in price
from one cent to several dollars from a
penny penwiper to a beautiful doll dressed
in the height of fashion by a man dress
maker. Palms and roses that have been
contributed give a party air to the room.
and ice. cream and candies at another end
of the room add to ii. Between are tables
laden with library articles and art goods
dolls and fancy work The room was filled
both yesterday afternoon and evening and
will be open all of to-day and this evening
Last evening the little one-act play The
Happy Pair was given by Miss Helen
Armstio ng and Mr.. Edward Z. Gates. who
gave Ii before the Dramatic Club The
play was given in the west parlor with a
prettily set stage. and the Banjo Club was
the orchestra. This afternoon there will be
childrens party In charge of Mrs H.
III. Rowland and her corps of assistants
and this evening there viii be a short mu-