The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-05-01

The Same children were given a party to
the dog and pony show wednesday by Mrs.
John c. Dean.
Miss Daisy Moffatt, of washington. D.
G, formerly Of this city. is visiting Miss
Mary McGinniss, No. lf0S College avenue.
Miss Moffatt has with her a collection of
her recent art work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Knippenberg and
daughter left yesterday for Boston, where
they will spend several weeks. Mr.. and
Mrs. k~nippenberg will go to Glendale,
Mont, later for the summer.
Mr.. n Mrs. Charles N. Thompson and
company Tuesday evening for Miss Ben
ham, of Cleveland, Miss Nebeker, of Cow
ington, ard Miss Dice. of Charlottesville.
Prof. Joakim Reinhard, of Purdue Uni
verslty, addressed a company of about sixty
last evening at the home of Mrs. May
Wright Sewall. His subject was 1.-The
Women of BalZac," which he treated inter-
estingly.
Miss Won StarkIof. who has been visit
Ing Miss Lille Reese, will return nome to-
morrow, accompanied by Mr.. Julius MUNICH,
VINO came over to spend Sunday. Miss Won
Starklof and Mr.. Munich are to be mar
ried soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Martin and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Christophel, who have been
visiting their uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Martin, of No. 227 North Alabama
street, have returned to their home, in Cow
ington, Ky.
Mr.. William B. Orner, son of Mr.. and
formerly chief clerk at the stock yards, is
chief engineers yeoman on the battle ship
Baltimore, which is now with Dewey's
meet In the attack on Manila.
The members of the congregation of the
Central Christian Church will give a well
come reception tomorrow evening to their
new pastor, Rev. A. b. Philputt, and fam
lily Mr.. Philputt will preach for the first
time this morning and evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. S. Huey gave a dinner
last evening in honor of Rev. and Mrs.
Them I paconI Inc gueSts inVlfed 70 meet
Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Berryhill, Mr.. and Mrs.
=. w. Tutewiler and Mr.. and Mrs. N. It.
Perine.
Invitations have been issued for the mar
riage of Miss Mary Frances Smith and Mr..
Lewis Hough, of Lafayette, to take place
Wednesday evening; May II, at the home of
the Misses Smith, No. 1919 College avenue.
The ceremony will be followed by a large
reception.
The members Of the board of directors of
the Boys Club have accepted an offer from
professor Gentry for a matinee Tuesday at
the dog and pony show. when the entire re-
ceipts will be given to the club. Several
parties are being arranged and nearly all
or the flats and apartment houses are to
be largely represented.
Miss Ida Foudray, one of Mr.. Charles
Pahsen.s organ pupils, gave a recital at
dANCAL iOOh
before the organ class. Miss Harriet Hos
mer, another pupil, will play at the Fourth
of Miss Olive Van Camp. Mr.. Hansen is
composing a number Of organ pieces for
church use, which will be published later.
musical tea was given yesterday for the
penent Of the Boys Club at the club
rooms Section A, with Mrs. T. c.. Day
ana Mrs. j. II. Byers, were the hostesses,
and the rooms were decorated with flags
and flowers. Early In the afternoon. an
enjoyable programme by children was given
and later an orchestra played while refresh
ments were served. There was a large at
weather.
Mrs. Hugh H. Hanna v a tea yester-
day afternoon for her sister. Mrs. Albert
Fletcher. of Milwaukee. The handsome
nome was fragrant with white lilacs in the
pIue reception room and purple lilacs in the
with a large basket and small vases of
dalsles. Mrs. Hanna was assisted by Mrs.
Joseph Hanna, of Lafayette. who is her
guest for a few days, Mrs. Benjamin Har-
rison. Mrs. ]. F. Pratt, Mrs. w. A. Ketch-
am, Mrs. John M. Spann, Mrs. William E,
Sharpe, Mrs. j. /. Ketcham, Mrs. Thomas
ii. Spann, Miss Myla Coburn, Miss Margar-
ct Malott and Miss Ethel Fletcher.
The Maryland Society of the Colonial
Danes of America have rendered their
treasury to President Mckinley during the
war with Spain. At the tea of the Danes
in the st. James Hotel, Baltimore, a letter
was read from President Mckinley accept
ing the offer and acknowledging the receipt
OF money from the treasurer of the Ma
tlonal ASSOCIATION of Colonial Danes of
America: The ladies of the society have
ofered their services to furnish help for the
sick and wounded so far as it can be done
without leaving home. which MANY of them
could not do, although they desired it. A
meeting will be held next week by the
Maryland society to arrange plans for rails
ing funds, which will be sent to the hospital
departments of the army and navy.