The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-01-18

gates for the annual meeting of the society
to be held in Washington, Feb. Y.
Mrs. Garland Stuart. of Gonnersyille IS
visiting her brother, Mr.. Harold Iaylor,
and Mrs. Taylor for few days.
Mr.. Edwin B. PIERCE has gone to Omaha
to join his sister, Mrs. William j. Hughes,
and will return with him to this city.
Miss Fannie Mccormick of this city, and
Mr.. Charles Jay Miller, of Chicago. We're
married Saturday evening at Chicago
Mr.. and Mrs E. f. Perry entertained a
number of friends last evening, their guest
of honor being Mrs. Henry Blish, OF Sey-
mour.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Burford and Mr..
and Mrs. Miles William Burford will give
a reception this evening for Miss Hayward
and Miss Haskell
The Misses Bertha, Pauline and Amelia
Scheschmidt and Mr. W. II. Barnes have
returned from Cincinnati, where they went
to hear Ysaye in concert Saturday evening.
Miss Genevieve Campbell has issued invi-
tations for card party Wednesday even
ing, Jan. g. in honor of Mr. and Mrs
Marion futile Mrs. futile was formerly
Miss Lulu Kennedy. Mrs. Campbell will en-
terrain friends at cards in the afternoon.
Master Thad Rich is to play in concert at
the Leipsig Conservatory the last of this
month number by De Beriot. Master
Thad. has learned the Perpetual Motlon,
by Paganini, and bows it in three different
ways. which is one of the accomplishments
of professionals.
The members of the Mary Judson. circle
of the Tabernacle Presbyterian Church were
entertained yesterday afternoon by Mrs. s.
T. Bowen at her home on West North
street. Mrs Hanford A. Edison read de-
lightful story of the South, where she has
been making her home for NUMBER or
years, The company was later entertained
socially. The guests wese seated in the adj
joining library and dining room, which were
tastefully decorated with flowers.
Mrs. George G. Tanner gave thimble
party TO about forty guests yesterday after
noon for Mrs. James M Winters and her
sister. Mrs. Eugene Baum, of Brooklyn
Mrs Tanner was assisted in entertaining by
Mrs. George G. Hit. Among the guests
from out of town were Mrs Wing or Colo
RADIO, who is visiting Mrs. III. } MilIgan;
Mrs: Monahan, Of New York, visiting Mrs
H. p. WATSON; Miss Rogers of Avondale
visiting Mrs. Thomas Arnold, and Miss
Colclazer, of st. Paul, visiting Mrs. IL, M
Ohr. The rooms were attractlVely deco
rated with roses and lilies.
The riding academy in the Cyclorama
building is the fad of these midwinter days
with special gatherings Saturday evenings,
when music is the accompaniment. Among
Robbins, Miss Mary Hicks, Mayor Thomas
Taggart and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Descher, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles l.. Bleler,
Miss Louise Morrison of Connersyille Mrs.
Martindale, Mr.. S. Z. Rauh and daughter,
DR. Albert e. Sterne and sister, Miss
Estelle Sterne. Miss Hess. Miss lone Schol,
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Wood, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Graham, Mr.. John R: Pearson, Mr..
b RSym9 WekS MT Mr. oS Maye e. Me- Mf
Cutcheon, DIR. f. w. Hays, DR., t. 5. Hack
err DR.. J. A. Martin DR.. Homer !. Jones,
Mr.. j. G. Voss, Mr.. Clarence Martlndale,
Mr.. j. A. Barnard, Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
Comstock, Mr.. Frank Day. Mr.. Frank sta
ley, Mr.. Ray Van Camp, Mr. A. M. Kuhn
and Mr.. c. J. Buchanan. A number OF tn ne
riders are becoming experts ana VIII 90
hurdles and fancy driving as well as horse
back riding.