The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-01-16

Miss Agnes Stone. of New York. is visiting
her sister. Mrs; Anna Is. Hammon I3 on on
North Illinois street.. Miss Stone Will re-
main several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. f. Gresh will give their
annual grand masque carnival Inursday
evening at their hall, on East Market street,
in the Union Trust building.
Mrs. c. L. Holmes. with her guests Mrs;
Beatty, of Chicago, and Miss Weller, or
Louisville, will be at home informally the
remaining Thursdays in January
Mr.. Edmund Devereuz Sewall, of Mil
waukee, and Mr. Frederick Farrar Sewail,
of Chicago, are in the citS spending sunday
with their sister, Mrs. Ne y Wright Sewali
Miss Van Camp has rec lived much social
This week she will be the guest Of honor
at large reception given by Miss Steven
son.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Y. Span gave pro-
ing in honor of Miss De Bolt, of St Paul,
Ind, TO twenty-eight young ladies and gen
tlemen.
The 'Parlor Club" will hold its meeting
Jan. 10 at o'clock with Mrs ID. l.. Wood,
81 North Pennsylvania street, instead or
Mrs Ingram, as announced on the pro-
graT1me.
The Wimodausis Thimble Club was enter
tanned on Wednesday afternoon by Mrs.
George Budd at her home on Central ave
nue. Miss Cora Peters, of Millersburg, o.
was a guest.
The Countess Di Brazza left yesterday
for New Orleans after having spent a week
as the guest of Mrs. May Wright SeWall.
The countess will visit Mrs SeWal again
in about a month.
Mrs. Peile Smmonds. of North Capitol
avenue, will leave this week for Cincinnati
to visit. her cousin, Miss Snodgrass or
Avondale, who will make her debut the lat
ter part of the month.
Mrs. Thomas A. Lewis and daughter,
Mrs Katharine Lewis Davis, and son,
Charles Allan Lewis, will return here in
May. Mr.. Lewis mas recovered his health
during their stay in Italy.
Miss Daisy Twyman, assisted by Miss
Celia Barry, entertained her card cruz
Thursday evening Prizes were we're won ,t by MSS s,
Robertson and Mr.. Frank Michael.
Mr.. and Mrs. George N. Catterson.- Mrs:
Kate p. Morris, Mr.. Albert Lockard and
night for an evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry H. Vinton. They will return to-day
Mrs. Hugh H. Hanna returned from La
fayette last night. During her visit there
ner party, Mrs. John w. Heath a dinner
and Mrs. Edward Ayres musicale in her
honor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles w Burford will OBJ
serve their first reception day on Wednes-
day of this week, both afternoon and even
ing. On Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs
Burford will give small informal dancing
party to entertain Miss Burford's guests
Miss Olive Killer, a young violinist, is
spending a short vacation at her home in
this city, after a six months engagement
IN milwaukee,. On several occasions she
was the soloist at the Symphony Orchestra
concerts. Miss Killer will go abroad Tor
study next year.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Meyer will leave to-
morrow for an extended trip south. They
will go from here to Havana via Key West
and then to southern Mexico to visit MIR.
Myers rubber and coffee plantations on the
Isthmus of Tehuantepec. They will be
gone about two months.
Mr. and Mrs. William B. Burford and Mr..
and Mrs. Miles w. Burford have issued IN
vitations for a reception Friday evening
from 8 until 10 for the young brides and
young people only The friends are invited
in honor of Miss Burfords guests, Miss
Hayward. Of Pena, ILL.,, and Miss Haskell,
of Chicago.
Mrs May Wright Sewall entertained the
senior class of the Girls Classical School
Saturday afternoon. AS souvenirs of the
! visit each OF the young ladies received a
photograph of Modjeska. bearing her own
autograph and that of MIS-. Sewall to whom
the actress gave the photographs for this
! purpose.
During last week Lafayette friends have
been busy in social gatherings for Miss
! Florence Coffin. Miss Kate lowering enter
tanned at cards, Miss linn gave Progress
Heaton luncheon, Mrs. Lillian M. Taylor
q euchre company and last night Mr.. and
| Mrs. H. H. Vinton card party.
| Miss Carrie Jenkins, 719 West Vermont
street, entertained the Mizpah Cinch Club
at its fourth meeting, Thursday night. Mr..
George r. Senti and Miss Jennie M. Russell
l.
Gus was elected secretary and treasurer
to succeed Mr.. Held, resigned. Miss Mary
Fable, 1887 Union street, will entertain
Jan. o.
At the meeting of the First Presbyterian
Missionary Club, Jan. 49, the programme
will be San Vans Thanksgiving Offering"
reading by Mrs. H. A. Prunk; THE Stu
dents Volunteer Movement,"' a paper by
Miss Mary Foster. Mrs. William L. Elder
will lead in the conversation on The Wax
ing Up of an Empire. The hostesses will
be Mrs. Byers, Mrs. Nordyke, Mrs. ]. A.
Butler. Mrs. H. l. Van Hoff, Mrs. j. r.
Love, Mrs. Fl. N. Love.
Miss Elizabeth Cooper gave simple and
informal tea yesterday for her guest, Miss
McDermOtt, of Cincinnati. Miss Pearl
Haynes assisted in receiving. The drawing
room was decorated in pink, the second
parlor in red and the library in green. Tea
was served as the guests arrived and fruit
salad, with cake, was passed in the libra
tSorne Miss gray of eFG iIs MISS
Woodhll of Greensburg, Mrs Lon Cooper's
guest.
A pretty home wedding occurred Wednes-
day afternoon at the residence Of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H; J. Lavender. on
East Fifteenth street. Miss Mabel Clair
Lavender was married to Mr.. Edgar Miller
Stevens by the Rev. f. o. Ballard. The
ceremony was witnessed only by relatives
and most intimate friends. Mr.. and Mrs
Stevens have gone to Richmond, where they
will be the guests of the groom's parents.
After their visit they will return to Indian
apolis. Mrs. Paul, of Harrison. o., was the
Mrs. William B. Judah was hostess for a
dinner and card party given last evening at
her home on North New Jersey street en-
PERTAINING the card club of which she is a
member The guests were: Mr.. and Mrs
Charles A. Paquette, Mr.. and Mrs. Chaun-
cey II, Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Jones, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Jackson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Z. Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. William CAL
loway. Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph K. Somers. Mr..
and Mrs. Nathan Garhart, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Serrin, Mr. and Mrs. George Cri-
vel. Mr. c. c. Fitzgerald, Miss Lillian
Moore and Mr.. William B. Judah
The invitations are out for the second an
nual High School senior hop TO be given
my members of the class Of 1898 at the
under the direction of a committee on ar
Iangements consisting of Messrs. Samuel
w. Eckman, Victor Keene Pax p Hibben,
j. Ray Newcomb, G. Hines Share, Merrill
Talbot. Elmer NJ. Eckhouse and George J.
Langsdale, all of whom are members of
the class OF 1898. The patronesses are Mrs.
George X. Share, Mrs. a. j. Beveridge,
Mrs. Russell Eckman, Mrs. A. Kuhn and
Mrs. II. c. Newcomb.
The open meeting of the Rosemary Club
was held yesterday in the large basement
room at the Propylaeum. The programme
consisted of paper on THE Spectator" by
the clubs guest, Mrs. S. e. Perkins; con-
Versation, The Magazine of To-day led
by Miss Mabel Folsom. The guest of honor
was Mrs. Harriet Cleland Blair, who came
| from Terre Haute to preside at the meet
ing and was the head of the reception COM
mlttee in receiving The others were Miss
Folsom, Miss Sloan, Miss Anna Sickles.
Miss Avery, Miss Margaret Anderson and
Mrs. Herbert Wood. Scarlet carnations
were on the presidents table and were pre-
sented TO Mrs. Blair and Mrs. Perkins All
the decorations We're red. Ices and refresh