The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-01-01
NEW YEARS HOSPITALITY
SLIGHT REVIVAL OF THE OLD Gus
TOM OF KEEPING OPEN HOUSE.
Most of the Clubs VIII Receive Their
Friends 80 The Kindergarten
Party and Dance.

While the custom of keeping open house
is not so general as it has been in time
past. there will be some return of the old
time hospitality to-day. Wherever a friend
feels inclined to call there will doubtless
be some one ready to receive. The enter
tainment of the second section
of the Free Kindergarten this aft
ernoon and this evening at the
Brenneke Academy will be a double OPP
portunity for many. In the afternoon the
ladies of the entertaining section will keep
open house for both ladies and gentlemen,
and also for children. The latter will be
entertained with a dance. In the evening
there will be a general party and dance
In addition, the public will have an oppor-
tunity of assisting, not in receiving, but in
giving to the cause Of help for little children,
who would be neglected if not cared for in
the kindergartens.
Among those who are to receive their
friends to-day included in the list below
are:
The ladies Of Roberts Park Church will
give a reception from to o'clock in the
church parlors in honor of Rev. and Mrs
G. T.. Bacon.
Olive Branch Lodge, No. 10, d. of r., I:
o. o. F., will keep open house in Grand
Lodge Hall, from until 10 o'clock. Friends
and all members Of the order are invited.
The A. A. Scottish Rite will keep open
house at the temple house of the rite from
10 in the morning to o'clock in the after
noon for members and their friends.
Rev. Charles c. LaSby and Mrs Lasby.
with the church officers and their wives, will
give a reception to the members and friends
of the Central-avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church from to 8 O'clock. The reception
will be held in the Sunday school room.
The Woman's Association of the Meridian
street Church will give reception from
to o'clock in the. lecture room of the
church, for DR.. and Mrs. Sims and Rev
e. B. and Mrs Rawls. All members of the
church and congregation and friends are
Miss Lena E. Mark will receive infor-
mally at her home, No. 1902 Ruckle street,
assisted by the Misses Frances Woodward
Lillian Despo,. Jane Gloss Bremen, Terese
Mission, Hazel Davis and Blanche Yount
Hours ours. to s. No invitations 4,,,u+, D
dine, Suzanne Clark, Josephine Tiff, Helen
Todd. Grayce Cunningham, Esther Picker
i'll, Blanche Noel. Florence Martin, Marie
Agnes Neighbor, Edna Heller, MaybelIe
Heller will receive informally, at No. 915
Mrs Been Rohn of Mo- "A Easf New York
street, will receive this afternoon for her
guest, Miss Lehman, of Newark, N. j.
Hours, to 6. No invitations.
Misses Cora and Estelle King and Miss
Kathryne Levey and Miss Mary Grasse, of
Lafayette, will be at home informally with
sylvania street, from to o'clock.
Miss Carrie Barth will receive informally
on New Y ear S day from to at her home,
512 North West street. assisted by Misses
Cora Kohnle, Mayme Peterson, Addie Wal
lace Irene Evans and Susie Wallace.
Miss Susie ; Huber d asssted BY the Misses
Bertha Rush, Frances Spencer and Sadie
Clarke will be at home informally, corner
Illinois and new Sixteenth streets. from 8
The Marion Club will open it's new club
house house to members and their gentlemen rt
GGep H. cr 9mmitt e. T. Hadle L A R6ssti
K King T r Potter otter Z s Wright dg1t s. 4
Rothschilds. G.. B. Elliott f. L. Littleton,
A. w: Moore. r. II. Adams. f. A. Woods,
G: f. Thornton, Eugene Saulcy, c. P. Bene-
Smith, e. s. r: Seguin, A. r. Hovey, c. S.
Wiltsie, j. w. Fesler, c. A. Bookwalter F.
r. Sherfey, A. A. Barnes, w. G. Beach L.
New, W. II. Schmidt, E. H. Burford, F. G.
Campbell, T.. A. Gentle, A. M. Glossbrenner,
Schmidt, H. B. Smith, J. NJ. Wall, M. N A.
W VA Alex Hess e. e o Webster; O. B.
Gregor, j. c. Patton, ]. r. Morgan, Harry
Tutewiler. d. H. Oliver, w. H; Nickerson,
Robert Bryson, D. L. Wright, Herman Tut
Mrs. Louis C. Haughey and Mrs IT, F.
Dalton, assisted by the following young
ladies, will keep open house at Mapleton
Haughey, Miss Elizabeth Dalton. Miss
Katherine Sullivan, Miss Ruth Wilson,
Miss Mary Vajen, Miss Edith Smith, Miss
Mary Wilson, Miss Katherine Ayers Miss
Anna Louise Beck, Miss Louise Lilly, Miss
May Henley, Miss Louisa Fletcher, Miss
Ella Vonnegut, Miss Gertrude Wocher,
Miss Lucy Taggart, Miss Mayme Beck,
Miss Rena Smith.
Miss Blanche O'Donnell, Miss Gertrude
Highleyman and Miss Name Todd will be
at home informally with Miss Margaret
Todd at 52S North Alabama street, from 8
to g.
The Light Artillery will be at home to it's
friends this afternoon at the armory, corner
Senate avenue and Sixteenth street.
Miss Alice Boyer, Miss Oda K Adam Miss
Fannie F.. White. Miss II. May Allison and
Miss e. Grace Bicknell will receive infor-
mally from 2:30 to p. m. at Miss Boyer s
The Morton Club will keep open house
this afternoon and evening. The club has is
sued tasty New Years greeting, contain
South-side Club will receive it friends at
so Virginia avenue.
DR.. ]. H. Taylor will keep open house to
his friends at his office in the Chalfant this
morning from 10 to T. and will observe an
old custom of serving egg-nog.
Personal and Society.
Geo. j. Hammond. jr.. has gone to New
York.
Mr.. Emil Wulschner is in New York for a
short trip.
Major Elliott Durant, of Chicago. was in
the city yesterday
Mrs. Ora Lane-Folk has returned from
a visit to relatives in Piqua, o.
Mrs. w. Scott Moore returned yesterday
from a visit to friends in Lafayette.
Mr.. Joseph Joiner, organist, will leave
next week for Evansville to reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Keyes, of Louis
vile, have come to this city to reside.
Mrs. Frank c. Reaume is visiting her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Laughlin, in Cincinnati.
Miss Dale, of Marietta, o.. who is visiting
the Misses Fletcher, will return home Tues
day.
The S. S. Sewing Circle will meet Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. Tyner 40 Fletcher
avenue.
Mr.. William Otto Rudy will play a violin
solo tomorrow morning at Central-avenue
Church.
Miss McLaren. of Duluth, who has been
the guest of friends in this city, has re-
turned home.
Mrs. Myrtle Wilson Kennedy of Rush
Vile, will spend New Years with Miss
Hattie Mette.