The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-02-08

this evening before the Century Club
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Wilson viii be at
home informally for DR.. and Mrs. r. J.
Calling, of Hartford, Conn. tomorrow
evening. No invitations will be issued.
The regular meeting of the Art Associa-
ton VIII be held this afternoon at the
Propylaeum, and the designs for the as
ISOLATION membership will be opened and
the award made
Mrs. George II. Williamson and daughter.
who have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. ID. n.
Davidson, will return to their home in Gin
elnnau tomorrow, accompanied by Miss
Helen Williamson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Kahn have issued
invitations for the marriage OF their daugh-
ter Sadie and Mr.. Eugene Kahn, of Gin
cinnau. to take place Wednesday, Feb. %,
at the Propylaeum
Mr.. and Mrs George Morrison of Con-
by the accident to their daughter, Miss
Louise Morrison. who fell from horse and
was severely injured.
Mrs. Thomas Taggart entertained a card
and Mrs. Claude Matthews, of Clinton, who
were formerly members. Mrs. Eugene
Baum, of Brooklyn, was among the guests.
Mrs. Robert A. Miller, of Canton, is visit
ing Mrs. Stanley Igoe at the Victoria. Mrs.
j.: w. Beck will entertain tomorrow, Mrs.
Charles Martindale Thursday, Mrs. J. b.
Sherwood Friday and Mrs Charles Com
stock Friday for Mrs. Miller
The Missionary Society of the Fourth
Presbyterian Church will meet this after
noon with Mrs Andrew Graydon, No. 1922
fcers will be held at 2:9O O'clock. Mrs.
George Dyer will have charge of the meet
ing.
Invitations have been issued for recital
by Miss Ida Sweenie's pupils assisted by
Mrs. Ora Lane Folk, violin Miss Jessie d:
Lewis, flute; Miss Flora Il. Vail. piano, and
Mr.. Edwin Q. Igelman, cello, to be given
Monday evening, Feb. ii, at d. H. Bald
wins. Those who are to take part are Mrs.
J. S. Duncan, Mrs. G. =. Sinex, Miss Maud
Bryan. Miss May Long, and Mrs H. II.
Thomas.
The minstrel show by the Boys Club to-
morrow evening at the Propylaeum prom
ises to be one of the most unique events
eyer S, given for charity There Will be real
specially cake walk, in addition to the
first part, and other features A number
on the stage. and they have prepared their
best acts for this entertainment. After the
Ministries there will be general dancing, for
which Harris orchestra has been engaged.
The Scribblers' Club has been reorgan-
lied and meetings are held each alternate
Monday with Mrs. ]. F. Pratt in her artis-
the quaint old china. The club will meet
next Monday, and Mrs. Pratt will read the
first chapter of a composite story which
the club is to write, and each chapter in
turn will be written by a member of the
club All work presented before the club is
original, whether 1t is story, poem or
a DOOh ACNISW- AiiNAC al III OihSSiS diN
no dues. The membership includes Mrs. j.
F. Pratt. Mrs. +. w. Hays. Mrs. Starr,
Misses Mary and Josephine Robinson, Miss
Bessie Hendricks Miss Ada Comingor, Miss
Grace Phillips, Miss Anna Hasselman and
Miss Claire Shower.
BRUMMITT GOLDEN WEDDING.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
VALPARAISO, Ind, Feb. 7.-Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Brummitt, OF Furnessville, this
county, celebrated their golden wedding last
evening. They. are both past seventy years
of age and came here from England They
have lived in this county over forty years.