The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-01-14

Miss Emma Virginia Pearson, No. 1913
North Delaware street tomorrow after
noon, at O'Clock.
Miss Anna Dye handsomely entertained
number OF friends at dinner last night at
her home, on North Delaware street
The ladies Of Circle No. l. of Central~av-
enue NJ +. Church, will give reception at
Mrs. William Browns, on Park avenue, this
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Walingford enter
tanned a few friends at dinner at the
Deano Wednesday night for Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles e. Coffin.
Mrs. George G. Tanner will give thimble
party Monday afternoon for Mrs. Eugene
Baum, who is visiting her sister, Mrs.
James NJ. Winters.
Mrs. Lydia G. Willard and Miss Willard
were at home informally yesterday after
noon for their guest, Miss Ethel Gilbert,
of Brooklyn N. Y
Mr.. and Mrs N A. Gladding and chill
dren and Miss Emma Atkins will arrive
from Memphis tomorrow. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gladding will reside here.
Miss Darlington of Chester, Pa, who
ma been visiting Mr. and Mrs. II a. Oar
llngl0n, Will leave tonight for Plttsburg,
to visit relatives before returning home.
On account of the funeral of Mr.. Charles
I. Kramer the meeting of the Clio CLUB for
II Is afternoon will be omitted The next
ne Getting will be held Friday afternoon, Jan.
2.at the home of Mrs. James w. Harper.
One of the Tabernacle Church circles
Will meet with Mrs. S. T. Bowen next Mon
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will read a character sketch RIP Shin,
which she read at the Woman's Club last
week
Mr. Gustin Wright. an organist, from
Paris, France, is in the city, the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel E. Morss. He was a
pupil under Guillnant, and is now making
a tour of the United States, giving recltals.
He has not yet decided to give recital in
this city.
A stag dinner party was given Wednes-
day evening in honor of DR.. F. II. Hoveys
birthday by Mrs. Hovey at their home on
Park avenue. Covers were laid for twelve.
Those invited to enjoy Mrs. Hoveys hos
pitaity were Mr. Will Cumback, jr., Mr.. H.
Z. Condo, Mr.. Austin F. Denny, Mr.. Will
w. 5. RaWls, Mr.. Hovey, Mr. W. f. Brow
der. Mr.. VIM. A. Walker and Mr.. Win. l..
Elder.
Mrs. George Dickson gave a euchTe party
Winkler, who will return to Louisville to-
morrow. The guests were Mrs Frederic:s
James Dickson, Mrs. August NJ. Kuhn. Mrs.
William Dickson, Mrs. John r. Pearson,
Mrs. George Brinkmeyer Mrs. Anna
Wright, Mrs. Horace Smith, Mrs. William
McCurdy, Mrs. Paul Nestle, Mrs. Albert
Cooper, Mrs. Albert Gall, jr, and Mrs.
Edmund Gall.
Letters have been received from Mrs.
Henry Jameson and daughter giving an ac-
count OF a Christmas party given by Mrs.
Emma Schurmann, formerly Mrs. Wooster.
who lived here, at her home, short dis
the Misses Eunice and Augusta Jameson,
Mrs. Henry Schurmann and Miss May
Johnson are spending the winter. The party
was entertained at a dinner followed by
the exchange of presents from Christmas
tree decorated in American style. The even,
ing closed with music and dance.
Mrs. Charles Z. Busby gave a tea yes
terday afternoon at her home. Central
avenue, which was attended by a large cir
Gle Of friends in the city, and twenty ladies
was assisted in receiving by Mrs. j. r.
Cockrum, Mrs. w. 7. Brown, Mrs j. II.
Coleman, Mrs. Charles Dryer and sister,
Miss Sloan, Of Cincinnati, Mrs. G. f. Daily,
Mrs Frank Fuller and Mrs. d. r.. Shields.
The decorations were cut flowers and palms.
Keslresn IN. were served in the library,
where the table decorations were roses and
ssmiiax: Among the city guests were Mrs.
J, A. Mount and Miss Mount, Mrs. A. c.
Daley and Mrs f. j. Scholz
Mrs John w Hoffman was the hostess
Yesterday afternoon at the first social
gathering in her new home, on West Eley-
enth street, when she entertained large
number Of friends by giving rose" tea in
honor of her sister Mrs Stevens, of Read
ing, Pa, who has been in the city sew
e4al times and made many friends. Mrs.
Holtzman and Mrs. Stevens received in the
parlor, where all the furnishings are rose
color. The friends who assisted in enter
tanning were Mrs. Lockard, Mrs. Van Hum
mel, Mrs. De Way, Mrs. James M. Leathers.
Mrs Charles Wood and Mrs Levey, Miss
New, Miss Hyde. Miss Julia Sharpe, Miss
Spades, Miss Helen Baldwin, Miss Julia
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were used for the parlor and dining room,
American Beauty roses for the library.
Boulllon was served in the morning room
upstairs. and ices, macaroOns and coffee
in the dining room, where the arrange
ment of the table was exceptionally at
tlactlVe the center being covered with a
square Of Russian lace upon which stood
a French basket of pink roses. The drop
light from the chandelier reached to the
basket and was trimmed with smlax and
punches of roses extending to the globes
on the Chandelier. Mr.. and Mrs. HoltZman
have a charming home and the simplicity
Of their first entertainment was particularly
attractive.
BROADIE-ANDERSO
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
WlLLIAMSPORT, Ind, Jan. 13.-At the
home of the brides parents yesterday took
place the marriage of Mr.. Augustus Broadie
and Miss Jennie Anderson, both of this
place Mr.. Broadie is member of the
hardware firm of Luppold & Broadie Mrs
Broadie has been a teacher in the public
schools of the county number of years
Mr.. and Mrs. Broadie will spend a few DAYS
in Indianapolis, after which they will be at
home in this place.
WDREY-JACKSON
Special to the indianapolis Journal
MONTPELIER, Ind, Jan. 19-Mr. Lewis
E. Crowdrey, a well-known business man
of this city, and Miss Myrtle A. jackson
were married last evening at O'clock nv
the Rev. Hollopeter. They will reside here
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