The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-12-20

Ernest NJ wiles and Mrs. Fred Kleinsmidt,
for a week or so. Mrs. MauZy was an OLD
resident OF this city.
Miss Alice and Mr. Howard Fenton will
come next week 10 visit Miss Mary Sayles
and other friends.
Mr. Carl Mason Of Hamilton, o., will
come to attend Miss Lillian Krausss party
Thursday evening
Miss Dora Jungclaus will be at home
from the College OF Music, Cincinnati, TO
spend the holidays
Mr.. and Mrs. William Medford and fam
lily have gone to Danville, KY, to visit rela-
tives for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mitchell have re-
turned from visit to Mr. and Mr., Elmer
Frank at Union City.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Kenyon will go to hi
nois tomorrow to spend the holidays with
Mr.. Kenyons parents.
Miss Mary Hill and Miss Corbit, of st.
Louis, spending a few days with Miss
Mary MalOtt Fletcher.
Mrs. William G. Bull has gone to Pitts
burg, Pa, to remain with her daughter,
Ethel b. Browning, the actress
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mclean and the
Misses Mclean will leave Saturday for Lo-
gansport to spend the holidays.
Mrs. Howard Dill and daughter of Rich
mond Will come to visit Judge and Mrs.
l.. G. Walker the last of this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Heaton. of Morton
Place, will give a dinner tonight for r. S.
Barrett and his bride, Of Martinsville.
Mrs; shattuck of Denver formerly Miss
May Wheeler Of this city, Is leading So
prano in the largest church in Denver.
Miss Lucia Holiday has returned from
college to spend the vacation with her
| parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Fl. Holiday.
At the Fortnightly Literary Club this
afternoon there will be special Christmas
features, and refreshments will be served
Mrs. +. r. McWhirter will entertain the
members of the w. G. T. L. of Marion
| county this afternoon, at her home, on Col
| lege avenue.
Mrs. Thomas Dean received informally
| yesterday afternoon for Mrs. j. NJ Neu-
burger, of Chicago, who is visiting Mrs
| Herman Pink.
Miss Gertrude Wocher will return from
| the McDolald-Allis School, at Washington,
| d. c., tomorrow, TO spend the holidays
| with her parents
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank K. Stanton and
| daughter will leave Thursday for Middle
town. o., to remain until January with Mr.
/ Stanton's parents.
| Mrs Fred Veybarg and son. of North Yer
non, came yesterday to spend the holidays
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Trip, of
| the English Hotel.
The Philomathean Club will meet Fri
| day with Mrs. f. W. Iidball, No. 5l7
North Delaware street, instead of with Mrs
| Wilcox, as announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. j; J: Turner and children,
| of st. Louis, are visiting Mrs F. NJ Church
man. Mrs. Turner and children will re-
| main until after the holidays.
| Miss Anna Snively, of Chicago. and Miss
Ada Sniyely, of Hamilton, o., will come to
| spend Christmas with Mrs. Holmes and
daughters on West North street.
Mrs. Arthur b. Grover Miss Cordelia
| Daggett and Miss Pearl Haynes have re-
| turned from a visit to Mrs. II. G. Wallace
and Mrs. John Steiner, at Cataract.
Mr.; Daniel Yandes Wheeler, of Denver,
and Mr.. Fletcher Wheeler. of Chicago, will
| come TO spend the holidays with DR.. and
Mrs. j, r. Hussey, of Woodruff Place.
Mrs. Louis A. Kinsey, Mrs Theodore L.
Elliott and Miss Maud Elliott have issued
| invitations for a reception Tuesday, Jan. B.
| In honor of Mrs. Hume and Miss Curtis
| Mrs. S. G. Stewart will entertain the Peru
| Club, at her home, 1928 North Pennsylvania
street. this evening. She Will be assisted by
| Mrs w. {. Stewart and Mrs. w. II. Stew
| art.
| The Bezique Club has elected John Red
| dington, president. and Otto Range, vice
DANCE next Monday evening at Y. M. L.
| Hall.
| Mr. and Mrs ]. S. Adar, of Lebanon,
| will celebrate their golden wedding to-mor-
| row. Mrs. j. A. Maxwell and daughter. Miss
Martha E. Maxwell, of this city, will at
| tend.
| Supreme Judge-elect Bowling, OF New AL
oany spent yesterday in company with Gus
| todian Vest, of the State house, selecting
the room he will occupy during his term of
office.
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Connah Brown of
| New York, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs A.
| A. Barnes. Mrs Barnes and Miss Clayton
received informally yesterday afternoon for
| Mr. and Mrs. Brown and Mrs. o. b. jane
| son Will give tea. this afternoon for them.
The Amerlcus Club last evening gave an
| informal dance for the members at the club
| house on North Alabama street large
| number Of the members danced until late
| hour to the music of an orchestra. Light
| refreshments were served during the even
| ing.
The annual dinner of the New England
| Society will be given Thursday evening ar
| the Denison Hotel Rev N. A Hyde presi-
| dent of the society. will be POSTMASTER. The
toasts and those, who are to respond are:
| Taylor, of Fort Wayne; "The Puritan:
| Otherwise Considered. John A. Finch THE
Hsnd t mater az bsbvv the MAY
Of Terre Haute "The Newer n New Heff Eng
feT FARMER B%rrs Of edaR Hen NT
| Fletcher One hundred guests are expected
and President and Mrs. Burroughs, of Wa
| bash College. from out of town. From $50
| to Z o'clock a reception will be held in the
| hotel parlors. banjo club and the Phil
harmonic Club will furnish music between
courses.
MR.. AND MRS CARSON'S PARTY.
Mr.. and Mrs. John f. Carson gave a
handsome party last evening in the two par
| lors of the Propylaeum. entertaining several
| hundred friends. The guests were received
| by Mr.. and Mrs Carson. the latter wearing
beautiful gown of pink and white brocade,
| combined with liberty silk and trimmed
with pearls. The west paror. where the
guests were welcomed, was trimmed with
maidenhair ferns and pink begona and
| roses. The east parlor was in holly and
Meteor roses, and the wide hall between
| the parlors was decorated with Christmas
| garland and palms the latter being massed
| on the stairs leading to the assembly room.
| An orchestra played during the evening. Mr..
and Mrs Carson were assisted by Mr. and
| Mrs. Charles w. Moore. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles n. Thompson; Mr.; and Mrs. Ben
| iamin Hitz Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wood, Mr..
and Mrs. Willard f. Cox, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Charles E. Holloway, Mrs. Harriet A. Biug-
! ham, Mrs. Catherine T.. Elder Miss Yeager
Of Kentucky, Miss Dice of Crawfordsyille,
| Miss Florence Day, Miss Maria Woollen,
| Miss May Henley and Miss Maude Neon
| nell. In the east parlor at a prettily ar
| ranged table punch was served by Mr. and
Mrs. Carson's daughters, Misses Helen and
| Mary Carson, and their cousin, Miss Adabel
| Chenoweth. Among the guests at the party
was Mr.. Charles Baker of Columbus, who
| came for the event.
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