The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-12-25

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w MISS Helen IT TODD will give card party
1Teenneld, who are to be her guests.
The members of the Lyra Casino Club will
give party at the clubrooms Friday after
noon Tor the children of the members.
The members of the German House will
give a New Years ball. for members only,
at the German House Saturday evening
Mss Lucille A: Judy, who has been visiting
has returned to her home in Millersburg' XIV
There will be dance Saturday evening at
the Maennerchor, with a tableau at mid
night TO celebrate the passing of the year.
AT Woodruff Place Clubhouse Saturday
evening there will be an entertainment and
number OF children will give a cake walk.
MISS Harriet Noble left yesterday for
Hlncennes, where she will spend the hoIi-
wards.
Superintendent Goss will give a reception
wednesday evening at the Propylaeuin to
the members of the State Teachers Asso-
Miss Lois Dyer and Miss ximinia Watson
VIII not go to Brazil for the holidays, as
Mrs Riddell, whom they were to visit, is
very i'll.
The children's Christmas celebration Of the
Maennerchor Ladies' Society will take place
at the Maennerchor Hall this afternoon
from , to 6 O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs Morris Ross will give a tea
Julia Marlowe and Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Major to their friends
There was reunion and Christmas party
Tor the members of the FurnaS families iast
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. r. w.
F'urnas, on Central avenue.
Mrs. John Hennessey will receive inform
ally Thursday afternoon at her home, No.
ziUo central avenue, for her guest, Miss
Margaret Grove, of Dayton, o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles f. Sayles will give
dance tomorrow evening for their daughter,
entertaining a number of young people who
are home from school and college.
The Cleon Club will give its holiday dance
Friday evening at the Brenneke Academy
and the young ladies who attend the club
will give theater party Saturday.
The marriage of Miss Susan Elizabeth
Russell and Mr. Thomas F. NJ. Clark will
take place tomorrow at the home of the
pride parents Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas A.
Russell.
Mrs. G. A. James entertained at cards
Thursday The rooms were decorated with
holly and red carnations. She was assisted
by, Mrs c. Charen and Miss June May
Schofield.
Mrs. H. B. Holman will give two teas this
week, one Tuesday. and one Thursday, for
Miss Rebecca FoulI1e, of Philadelphia who
will be the guest Of Mrs. Holman and the
Misses Holman.
The marriage of Mr.. ]. G. Hollenbeck, Of
Brown of Ciroleville, O.. will take place
wednesday Quite a party Of friends will
attend from this city.
Mr.. Charles Mcdowell. S. Lewis Aughen-
baugh and Albert L. Hall. members Of the
Big Four Club, were entertained by Arthur
r. Cooke at his home, No. % East Thirty
fourth street, last evening.
The annual kindergarten dance will be
given Wednesday afternoon and evening at
the Brenneke Academy. The chdren's par
~ Will be given in the afternoon and that
Tor young people in the evening
/ The Elks will have a social session to
watch the old year out at their lodgeroom,
beginning at o'clock, next Saturday night.
The committee on arrangements includes
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Kotteman.
Invitations will be issued this week by
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis II. Hord for the mar
riage of their daughter Elizabeth and Mr..
y Robert Greer, to take place Tuesday
evening, Jan. 10, at the family residence in
woodruff Place.
Mich, and Mr.. and Mrs. Gale l.. Hill, of
Terre Haute, have come to spend the holi-
days with their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r. S.
Hill, of ,Hanway Place, Thirty-sixth and
Central avenue
Arthur Wade, nephew of Or. Robert
Wade, and graduate of the Physlo- Medical
College of this city, has successfully passed
the examination before the State Board OF
Pennsylvania emitting him to practice in
New York, New Jersey and other States.
The marriage of Miss Ruth Nicholas
daughter of Mrs. Louise Mead Nicholas
and Mr.. Edwin Franklin Moore will take
place "Wednesday afternoon, Jan. at $3.50
O'Clock, at the First Presbyterian Church
Only the relatives and a few intimate
friends will be invited.
Mrs Evalynne Terrell and Mr.. e. Robert
son Vincent were married Tuesday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. Graham No. 205l
Park avenue, by Rev. Joseph Idtteli. After
short visit in Chicago Mr. and Mrs Vim
cent will spend the holidays in this city,
and will then go South.
The marriage of Mr.. Robert McCreary
Barr and Miss Matte Wood Sprake will
take place Thursday at the home of the
cipal of Morton School, at Lexington, for
several years The groom IS a nephew OF
Mrs. Edward c. Buskirk, and lived here in
former years with his aunt.
Cards have been received announcing the
marriage Of Mr.. Albert S. Person, of this
city, and Miss Lucille Pollock at the home of
the bride in Columbus, O. Mr.. and Mrs.
Pierson have returned TO the city. and have
taken possession of their new home. No. 2lOl
North New Jersey street, where they will
be at home to their friends after Feb. j.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph o. Marquis will cele-
brate their golden wedding to-day with
family dinner. They We're married in this
county Dec %, 1S4S. and have lived here
all their lives There are seven children,
twelve grandchildren and one great-grand-
child most of whom expect to spend the
day with them, which has always been a
family custom.
Mrs. J. A. Miburn will observe her usual
day at home Tuesday afternoon, and will
have with her a number Of the brides of
this year.: including Mrs. George e. Hume,
Mrs. William Gerard Comfy, Mrs. VIM
r. Kurtz, Mrs. Edward Taylor, Mrs. Cor
Mrs. Henry p. Coburn, Mrs. J. Rilus East
man and Mrs. Walter c. Marmon. There
are no invitations.
The second assembly ball given by the
students will take place Tuesday evening
at the Brenneke Academy All students who
are home from college and school may Sc
cure invitations from any member of the
committee, Messrs. Elmer e. Scott. S. T..
Perkins jr Harry r. Wilson, William Jam ID
Il. Brennan. Albert r. Coffin, Obie ]. Smith,
Frank Sloan and Smallwood Noel
Mr.. and Mrs. V. III. Lockwood will enter
tain house party this week. having for
their guests Miss Fisher, of Orleans; Miss
Leora Weathers: of Washington, d. c.;
Mrs. Greene. of Evansville, and Mr.. James
Swan, of Detroit. Tuesday afternoon Mrs.
Lockwood will give a thimble party for the
ladies and Thursday afternoon Mrs. j. H.
Swan will give tea for them. Thursday
evening Mr.. and Mrs. Swan will entertain
for Mr.. James Swan.
Club Notes.
The Conversation Club will meet Friday
with Mrs J. c. Ingram, No. 1417 Park ave-
nue..
The Inter Nos Club will meet this week
with Mrs. G. w. Gorsuch. 1t will be guest
evening.