The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-01-01

I AITS FIIuN, EUEUUITIE
time in Ohio, will come Jan. 10 to visit her
| daughter, Mrs. w. w. Winslow and family.
Miss Mary Grasse, of Lafayette, who is
| the guest of the Misses King, on North
| Pennsylvania street, will return home Mon
| day.
Miss Leffingwell. of Chicago, and Miss
| Yocurn, of St Louis. who have been visit
| ing Miss Taggart, returned to their homes
/ yesterday.
Mrs. sallie K Jones, of Corydon, Ind,
| will spend Saturday and Sunday with Mrs
Edward T. Heller, of 712 North New Jer-
| sey street.
Mrs H. V. Ruddel entertained a few
| young people at dinner last evening for her
niece Miss Theresa Pierce, VINO is home
| from Vassar.
Miss Margaret Baldwin entertained a
| number of friends informally last evening
| for Miss Jessie and Mr.. Joseph Mcdonald,
who are her guests
| who have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs Harry
| Murphy left yesterday for Pittsburg to
| spend the winter and spring.
Miss Alice Boyer gave a thimble party
! yesterday afternoon to about thirty girls
! for the Misses Showers guests, Miss Larsh
| Miss McDoel and Miss Boggs.
Miss Bessie Byers entertained about fifty
friends yesterday afternoon at cards. for
| Miss Stella Adams who is home from
Washington. d. c.. for the holidays.
Mrs. Milburn entertained few friends in
| formally yesterday afternoon for her guest,
| Mrs. Wilmarth, of Chicago. The guests
| spent the afternoon with their hostess.
| A number of married people, who have
da ar eP rq nv me @ Mrs were
| II. Cook at their home on North Alabama
| street
The Lae-Tus Club gave its holiday dance
| last evening at the Brenneke Academy.
! There was a large attendance of members,
who danced the old year out and the new
| year in.
| street entertained twelve ladies of the Glow
| er Club at pedro Tuesday afternoon Mrs.
| W. b. Judah will be hostess for the club
| Jan. IL.
| Miss lula Sator was the hostess for a
| pleasant company yesterday which she
! gave for Miss Boggs. Miss McDoel and Miss
Fahnestock, of Lafayette, and Miss Larsh,
Of Richmond. zu.-
| Mrs. Francis Whipple, of Rockville, who
| came to attend the meeting or the pro-
| returned home yesterday.
| Mrs. F. M Brown, Mrs. John Jenners and
daughter CorneIia of Lafayette Mrs. Geo.
B. Denny, of Dayton, o., and Mr.. w. d.
| Lewis, of Boston, Mass, are the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Moore.
| Mrs. Charles Judson gave a luncheon
| Thursday to Mrs. Charles Divine of Kansas
City. Mrs. G. Vernon Griffith, Mrs. r. S.
| Gent, Mrs William G. Mcguire, Mrs. Will
| liam Woods, Mrs. SPOTS and Miss Terrence.
| Mr. and Mrs Frank V. Ormsby, of Chi
cago, arrived yesterday and will make their
| home in this city. Mr.. Ormsby is the, new
| tenor of the quartet at the Second Pres
| byterian Church, and will begin his engage
ment tomorrow
| DIR. Tomlin gave a theater party Thurs
| day night to see Lewis Morrison. The guests
| were Miss Brink Miss Sloane. Miss Hig-
| Brink and Mr. Carl Walk Mr.. Henry, Mr.
| Zoller, Mr.. Van Anda and DR.. Wiley.
The marriage of Miss Theresa Constan-
tine daughter Of j. l.. Constantine and
| Mr.. Arthur Gillet, occurred Thursday
| evening at O'Clock, Rev. A. d. Berry
| officiating In Difference to the wishes of
&c 1lant w
| the ceremony was performed in her pres
| ence, none being present but the immediate
members of the two families.
| Mr. and Mrs. julius f. Pratt gave dance
| last evening for their daughter, Miss Lois
| Pratt, who is home from New York for the
| holidays. The dance was given in the new
| ball room, which was prettily decorated
| with palms and gaFlands for the event The
supper was served in the spacious billiard
| room, on the same floor. About forty
| guests enjoyed the Inequalities
| The Sxetching Club met yesterday after
| noon with Mrs. Wilmer Christian, on North
Delaware street, Miss Edith Williams read
| Schoolroom," which dealt with the decora-
| lions of the rooms, which are so often bare
| for children was made by members of the
| club. 1t was guest day and each member
! invited some friend to enjoy the programme
| Mrs. Albert Baker, gaye dinner last even
| her visitor Miss Vivian Topper, of Cam
| bridge. Mass. All Of the appointments were
ed Misses Agnes and Flora Ketcham, Miss
| Emma Frank, Miss Sarah Wilson, MISS
James Floyd, owen Mothershead, Samuel
| Johnson. George Denny Robert Foster,
| Frank Cleland, Reginald Sullivan and Thad-
| deus Baker.
The Portfolio Club gave it's Christmas
| party last evening at the clubrooms at the
| Metropolitan School of Music The rooms
were decorated with red ana green eheeseo
| colth, and there was tree. Ihere We're
| two requirements of the guests. One was
| that hard times" should be exempl1hed IN
| the toilet, and each should bring some gift
| The costuming was unique, and the gifts
| wrapped in packages proved equally so. AS
| each person took a package, each one re-
| ceiyed one when they were distributed. The
| annual entertainment of the club at this
| season is one of the features of the organi-
| was due TO Mrs. Henry Eite Mrs. Hunter,
| Miss Woods, Mr.. Mahoney and Mr.. Pierce.
| Mr. and Mrs f. w. Frank gave large
party at the Propylaegm last evening no, Tor
| guests were received in the assembly hall
| by Mr.. and Mrs. and Miss Frank, and as
| Thomas Taggart Mr. and Mrs Albert
| Baker Mr.. and Mrs. William Foor, Mr.: and
| Mrs. H. c. Allen, Mr.. and Mrs. w. e.
! Stevenson and Mr.. and Mrs II. q. HarSedm.
| The hall was decorated with palms and
| vines. The programme, OF dances was a
| huge butterfly set with colored electric
| lights. and bordered with green An or
| chestra furnished music for the dances, and
| at midnight there was a ringing or sleigh
|
entrance of the, New Year. Among the
| guests at the dance were Miss Mabel
| Grimes. of Anderson, who came for the
| party; Miss Helen Matthews, of Clinton:
| Miss MulniX, of Denver; Miss Upper, OF
| Cambridge Mass; Miss Erima Smith, of
| Rushvile, and Mr.. w. r. Hays, of WaVerly,
| Ohio.
| STRIPE-PALMER.
| Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
| BEDFORD, Ind, Dec. 31.-Mr. Charles
| Henry Stripe city editor OF the Daily Dem
| ocrat and Miss Nuate Palmer were married
! at the home of the bride yesterday evening,
| Elder DR. j. w. Newland officiating. Mr..
| Stripe has been a resident of this city for
| eighteen years The bride is a popular young
| woman. After a short honeymoon at Louis
| VILE they will return here to reside
BURKET-CUSTER.
| Special to the indianapolis Journal
| MARION, Ind, Dec. 31.-Carl d. Burket
| and Anna Custer, only daughter of A. v
J Custer one of Marons most successful
| business men, were married last evening.
! The ceremony took place at their own home,
which had already been prepared Tor oc-
| cupancy
COYNER-ARNETT
| Special to the Indianapolis Journal
| KOKOMO Ind, Dec. 31.-Mr. NJ. Q. Coy
ner, well-known travelling salesman, and
| Mrs Vie Arnett, both of this city, were
married last evening at the home OF the
| bride The ceremony was by Rev. d. ..