The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-11-20
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY
SEVERAL LARGE FUNCTIONS FOR
THANKSGIVING WEEK.
PropyIaeum Annual Ball Wednesday
-GermRn House Ladies' to
Have 6irmess.

The prophesied social season is being full
filed. Aside from the series of receptions.
parties, teas, dinners and other entertain-
ments there are several large affairs The
first is the Propylaeum ball. which is to
he given Wednesday evening. Thursday aft
eruooR and evening there will be the
Thanksgiving kirmess at the Maennerchor,
and the following Tuesday comes the an
uual charity ball, given by the German
Ladies' Aid Society. The ball will be given
this year in the new part of the German
House, which viii be the handsomest room
the society has ever had for the bail The
supper will be served in commodious quar-
ters and the ladies' who are engaged in the
necessary preliminary details are making
every possible arrangement for the ball to
he the greatest social and financial success
they have ever had.
For the annual ball given by the Propy-
Iacum Association over a thousand invita-
tious have been sent out to the stockholders
and their friends and there will be a large
attendance Of members and visitors from out
of town. The entire building will be thrown
open for the event Mrs John C. New is
chairman of the general executive commit
tee and will receive, assisted by Mrs. James
A. Mount and Mrs. May Wright Sewall. The
C. Atkins. Mrs. John n. Carey, Mrs A V.
DeVay, Mrs. c. S. Denny. Mrs w. F. c..
Colt. Mrs. c. f. sayles, Mrs. A. H. Nor
dyke Mrs r w. Hays. Mrs. H. B. Hol-
man. Mrs. o. Fl. Hasselman, Mrs Frank
NTaus. Mrs. John L. Griffiths, Mrs. V. r.
Malott, Mrs. ". S. Fraser, Mrs. Addison
Bybee, Mrs. G. +. Adams. Mrs. John c.
Dean Mrs w. L. Elder Mrs. r. l.. Dorsey,
Mrs. w. II. Coleman. Mrs. S. Fl. Collins.
Mrs. A. D. Gates, Mrs. II. Bates, jr., Miss
Newcomer and Miss Garrard.
The ladies' of the German House will cele-
brate Thanksgiving with hrmess. A chill
dren's festival will be held in the afternoon.
Peck's Boys Brigade Band will
entertain the little ones from
ill 6 o'clock and the admission
will be free. I'm the evening an entertain
ment and dance will be given. There will
served after p. m. Following are the ladies
serving on the different committees: Chill
dren's Festival: Mrs Laura Struby, Otto
Lieber, Henry Kothe. Theodore Stempfel,
Albert Metzger. George Vonnegut Louis
Sielken, Miss Mariana Sielken, Emma Mas,
Anna Pfaff Fish Pond Mrs Fuller, Mrs.
Pervear. Miss II. Frnestinoff. Miss Gipe For
the evening entertainment: Mrs. Bernard
VOnnegut, DR. Painter, Miss H. Ernestinoff.
Mrs Herman Lieher, zleZ. Metzger Z.
Riegger. II. Stechhan Paul Yanke. Mrs.
Roger. Press committee: Mrs Leo Lando,
Mrs Emmerich Schmidt. Glucksbude: Mrs.
Philip Rappaport. Leo Lando. Otto Stech-
han. Emmerich Schmidt, Louise Hoffman,
Herman Osterheld. VIM. Dickman, Miss
Emma Metzger Elsie F'mmerich. Sophie
Irmer Punch bowl: Mrs. VIM. NJ. Brk Miss
Becherer, Miss Clara Becker. Miss jacob,
Miss Kerr. Miss Kreis, Miss Begeman.
FISCHER. soprano solo; Mr.. Oliver Isensee,
bass solo; Miss Emma Martin and Miss
Paula Kipp will play a duet, Miss Frieda
Krull a recitation. Mr.. Walter Kipp, flute
solo: Mr.. Constantin Riegger. violin solo,
and a double quartet. Messrs. Henry Rauh,
T. Wiliem r. Lieber. G.. Schnul, ]. Nc
Cullough, A. Wocner, o. Isensee and f.
Mas.