The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-05-29
acsnnes. who is visiting Miss Elizabeth

- spending lew weeks with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Alloways, No. 200 East
st. Joe street.
The marriage of Miss Alberta Won Hake
and Mr.. William NJ. Birk will take place
Wednesday evening at the family residence
on Park avenue.
Naomi Chapter, No 131, o. E. S., gave a
reception Friday evening in honor Of Mrs.
William II. Smythe, grand matron Grand
Chapter of Indiana.
Invitations have been issued by DIR. and
Mrs. Culver for the marriage of their
daughter Pearl and Mr.. d. +. Miller, to
take place Wednesday, June s.
Mrs. Max Kaufman has arrived from New
York with her son Rodney and they are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. S. X Selig prior to
their return home TO the South.
Mrs. ]. w. Bradshaw entertained the
Kate Wheelock Club at luncheon Friday at
the Loretta. Mrs. Charles B. lockwood will
be the hostess for the club next Friday.
Miss Clara Conklin. of the State Univer-
sty of Nebraska, who has been in the city,
has gone to Paris 10 spend the summer with
her sisters She will return in September.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the English
Lutheran Church Will be entertained
Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. Frederick P.
avenue.
DIR. w. B. Clarke, who attended. the an
nual meeting of the Kentucky Medical So
ciety al Frankfort as delegate from the In
diana society, where he read a paper, re-
turned yesterday.
The first section of the Ladies' Aid Socie-
ty of the Central Christian Church will give
e. social and lawn fete at the residence of
Mrs. Frank Carvin No. 2105 Central avenue,
wednesday evening.
Mrs. L. NJ. Werner, of West North street
has returned from ST. Louis, where she
spent two months. Her daughters will go
TO Memphis next month TO spend two
months with their grandmother.
Mrs. c; /. F. Morris will go to Kokomo
to-day at 1875, thence to Marion on Mon
day, where she speaks to the soldiers on
Monday night at o'clock She will be ac-
eompanied by party of friends from Ko-
komo.
The marriage of Mrs. Alice Newly and
Mr.. James V. Mitchell will occur Wednas-
day at the home of Mrs Newby's sister.
Mrs. Allen Conduit. Mrs. T. A Winterrowd
will entertain tomorrow afternoon for Mrs.
Newly.
Some of the young gentlemen of the June
'9S of Industrial Training School will give a
coaching party to .Nlillersville next Wednes-
day evening. Miss Laura NJ. Buehler and
Miss, Yalentia Egan are assisting the young
gentlemen.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer C. SewaI entertained
friends Thursday evening for Mr.. Lampson
of Portland, who is visiting Mr.. Wright.
Yesterday Mr.. Wright gave a wheel party
and supper TO forty guests at Millersvflle
for Mr.. Sampson.
Miss Katherine A. Nave, daughter of the
late Mrs. Ella M. Nave, and Mr.. Thomas D.
Murphy were quietly married at noon
Wednesday at the home of Mr. Charles j.
Droege on North East street. Mr.. and Mrs.
Murphy will be at home after Sept. 80 at
Berkeley, Cal.
Miss Bessie Miller. of North Capitol ave-
nue., entertained a number of young ladies
Friday afternoon in honor of her guest Miss
Ford, of Syracuse. Roses. smilaX and rib
to the afternoons enjoyment were several
harp solos. by Solome Peel, and costumed
readings by Sadie Mayer.
Among the Classical School girls who will
go to college next fall are Lucy Taggart
Mary Wilson, Ella Vonnegut, Mayme Beck
and Laura Paxton, who will go to Smith
College, at Northampton, Mass, Miss Anna
White to Vassar Miss Edna Nebeker to
Bryn Mawr and Miss Lena Brash and Miss
Gertrude Wocher TO Washington. D. C.
Miss Lucy TaggaTt entertained the senior
con yesterday The table was decorated
with the class colors--green and white
marguerites being used for the floral adorn-
ment. The name cards were in water colors
after the design of the schol pin, an owl sur
mounting a shield. The ribbons and owl
were in gilt and the shield in green and
white with the date in gilt. Last evening
the same young ladies were given dinner
by Miss Mary Wilson at her home on Cen
trail avenue.
Miss Gertrude Kirshbaum will entertain
the seniors Of the Classical School Wednes-
day afternoon at cards, and Miss Gertrude
Wocher will entertain them SATURDAY To,
faculty will give a reception to the parents
of the present pupils and the alumnae. The
Tuesday evening at the Propylaeum the
commencement exercises Will be held
Wednesday evening, and the alumnae assoc
citation will meet at the Country Club
Thursday, where luncheon will be served at
l o'clock.
The Minerva Literary Club gave a May
party to close the years work yesterday
afternoon and met at the home of Mrs j.
A. Coleman. on North Alabama street.
There was a large attendance. There was
a song by Miss Ida Sweenie, piano accom-
paniment by Mrs. Judah and reading by
little Miss Crull. The entertainment also
included an authors contest, in which there
ANDlyc hon f11n
names of the authors. Those who supplied
the missing names received prizes of hand
some books. The club adjourned to meet in
October at the home of Mrs. w. L. Brown
on Park avenue.
Mrs. William H. Drapier, jr., entertained
a few young ladies yesterday for Miss VIII
helm of Mrs Drapier's former home, at
Defiance, o., and Miss Adams. of Toledo,
who are visiting Mrs. j. c. Ingram. The
guests were given quotations from the
French to construct and pretty prizes were
awarded The score and partner cards were
in water colorS like a Shield, with the tri-
colOrs, and partners were chosen by the
Josephine. The guests were Misses Juliet
Bryan, Nellie Richards, Edna Williams,
Mary Pickens, Daisy and Martha DRAPER,
Clara Ingram, Hettie Adams and Abby
Carter.
The feast of lanterns to be given by the
Woodruff Place section of the Free Kinder
garten will occur a week from Wednesday,
and it will be one of the most gorgeous en-
tertainments ever given in the city. More
than ten thousand lanterns will be used to
decorate the many houses at Woodruff
Place, and in addition there will be head
lights The When Band will give con-
cert at the center fountain, and near the
same place bicycles will be checked. There
will be dancing in the ballroom of the club
house and refreshments will be served in
the parlors. There will be ice-cream booths
i'm the Middle and West drives and lemon
AIDE booths in various other places. The
Arion Club will sing patriotic songs and
colored quartet will sing negro melodies
with banjo accomplishments. There will be
small attractions here and there throughout
the park. Mrs. James r. Carnahan and
Miss Laura Huey are at the head of the sec
ton and a large number of the Woodruff
Place ladies are active members. The Wood
ruff Place lawn fete is an annual event. but
the one this year will be more elaborate
than usual
Club Meetings..
The Sorosis Club will meet with Mrs Fl.
C. Campbell, 2017 North Illinois street, on
Tuesday.
Naomi Auxiliary o. +. S. will meet with
Mrs Meyers No. 326 North Missouri street,
Thursday afternoon.
THE annual outing of the Portfolio Club