The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-07-17

Kelly. Miss Lucy Langhorne. Miss Gryer
of Anderson, Miss Edith Mcfarland, DR..
w. r. HOWE, Mr.. Royse and Mr. Frank
from Atlantic City, where he and his sister.
Miss Alice Finch, went the first of June
Miss Finch will remain until September
Mrs. Gardner and Miss Gardiner, of Lau-
rel, Miss, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. James
N. Rogers. Mrs. Rogers will receive infor-
mally for them tomorrow afternoon. for
which there are no invitations, and Tues
day evening Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers will give
a reception to young people for Miss Gardi-
ner and their son, Mr.. H. Newell Rogers.
Rev Mr.. Villers. who is In Buffalo, N. Y.
with the Boys Brigade Band, has sent this
message home: THE Boys Brigade Band
has created a sensation in Buffalo. The
streets were lined with people during their
parade yesterday, They also played at the
dience arose and gave the Chautauqua sa-
lutte with great applause.
The Bachelors of Walnut Cottage gave
their fifth annual dinner at Broad Ripple
were j. H. Stem w. M. Duane, G. w. Me-
dearis, c. M. Bundy, Fl. ]. Huber, F. c..
the Misses Maud and Esther Pickerill, Lucy
Ranny, Edna Manning, Blanche Jeleff, Lii
Ian Moore, Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Gallo
way.
Miss Gail v. Smith is entertaining house
party for few days Her guests are
Misses Fay and Grace Canes, of Mobiles
VIE MISS Ceclle ROSS, OF AQQeTS0Ls MeSSTS.
Charles Olwin, Murray Stevens and DR..
Rafferty,, of Robinson, ILL.,, and Mr.. Mall
colin Steele, of Terre Haute. Last evening
Miss Smith gave a break ride through the
city to her guests, inviting a few other
friends to accompany them. This afternoon
she will give drive to the Country Club
for supper Tomorrow morning she will
| give porch party. and tomorrow evening
Miss Trindle will give garden dance for
| the guests =
| Mrs Ovid Butler Jameson gave a chill
! drens party yesterday afternoon to cee-
brate the birthday anniversary of her sons
| John Harrington Jameson. The children
were entertained with games on the lawn,
| which was gaily decorated for the event and
| a number of Mrs. Jamesons friends as
| sisted in amusing the children. Mrs Jane
| son exhibited the new portrait of her son,
| which has just been completed by Mr.. T..
| c. Steele. Master John was taken in an
| elaborate costume, a copy of that Of the
Earl of Warwick, which adorns a London
| gallery. The portrait is one of the best ever
painted by Mr.. Steele.
The residents of the Knefier houses on
East Washington street, from No. 1902 to
| l224, Will throw open their porches and
| for the benefit of the new Covenant Sunday
| school There will be a band concert, sew
eral palm readers and booths for the sale
| of candy, ice cream and cake The enter
tainers will be General and Mrs. Frederick
hnener, Mr. and Mrs. d. E. Billingsley
Mr.. and Mrs. Orlando Packard Mr. and
Mrs. J. b. Edwards, Rev. and Mrs Hassler,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Cooper Prof and
Mrs. Bierhaus, Mrs. Brown, Mrs Coleman
ana Mrs. Jones, assisted by numbers of
friends The ladies in charge of the booths
WIZ VIII BE- ne MISS Emma Darby, of Cincinnati,
ana MISS Kate Faust and they will be as
sisted by number of young ladies' There
WIN De several parties given that evening
70 t.9,,5 5ne fete. Miss Gail Smiths house party
VIII attend and Mrs D. NJ. Parry Mrs. III
.. Pantzer, Mrs. Thomas Dean and Mrs.
Aoroly will chaperon some young people