The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-02-15

Miss Laura Fitzgerald is visiting friends
in Terre Haute.
Mr. and Mrs w p. Benton entertained
card club last evening.
Miss Margaret Hines, of Jeffersonville, is
visiting friends in this city.
Mrs. W. F. Elliott will not observe her
Tuesday at home this week.
The Lyra Casino Club danced last even
ing at the Brenneke Academy.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Meier have gone to
Cleveland, o., to reside permanently.
Mr.. and Mrs Seth Parker, of Milan. have
come TO this city to reside permanently.
Mrs. Lawrence White George will be
hostess for the T. E. G. Card Club Friday.
Mrs. Florence Dunbar, of Greencastle, is
visiting friends at No. 70 West Thirteenth
street.
Mr.. Addison Roache left yesterday for
California to visit his sister, Mrs Emma
Lamme
Mrs. w f. Kuhn has issued invitations
for a card party Feb. p at her nome, on
Broadway.
A reception for the young people Of Christ
Church Will be given at the church rooms
this evening.
Miss Elsie Williams. of Brazil, who has
been visiting Miss EStelle McCune, returned
home yesterday.
The meeting of the Magazine Club to be
held at DR.. Albrechts, in Woodruff Place,
has been postponed.
Miss Mary Meigs, who has been visiting
| will return home to-day.
The praise meeting of the Tabernacle
| Presbyterian Church will be held this att
| ernoon instead of Feb %
| Miss Mary Hicks was the guest of honor
at a. party given Saturday by Miss Alice
| Wenstein, at Terre Haute
Miss Margaret Rien returned yesterday
| from Covington, where she has been visit
| ing friends for three weeks.
Prof. Thomas c. Howe, of Harvard Col
| leGe is the guest of his cousin, Mrs. B. W.
Cole, of East Eleventh street
Miss Carrie Banwol tn gave a party last
evening, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cohn, of Chi
cago, being the guests of honor.
The Scribblers Club met yesterday, and
| the first chapter of q composite story was
read by its writer, Mrs. j. F. Pratt.
Mrs. Thomas Taggart will not observe her
usual at home to-day. Her sister, Mrs.
Frazer, will not arrive till tomorrow.
Miss Katherine McCord is at Pine Ridge
agency, where she has accepted govern
ment position as kindergarten teacher.
Mr. and Mrs. FRANKLIN vonnegut have re-
turned from their wedding trip, and are
at home, at No. 1906 East Market street.
Miss Mary Elstun. of Charlottesville, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Nicholas McCarty
Harrison, on North Pennsylvania street.
Miss Martha Henderson will entertain her
card club Wednesday evening. Saturday
Miss Henderson will go to Chicago to visit
| friends.
DR.. and Mrs. j. a; sutciffe have taken
street, recently occupied by Mrs Emma
krauss.
Mrs. George II. Talbot will receive in
formally this afternoon for her sister, Mrs.
Lee Cannon, of Denver There are no in
vitations.
Prof Took, of the Illinois University, at
Champagne, ILL.,, who has been spending
few days with Rev. c. N Sims, returned
| home yesterday.
Mrs. ]. Cumming Smith and Miss Tisdale
have received word of the death of their
brother in San Francisco. DR.. Tisdale was
a young physician
Mr. Wilbur F.. Abbott professor of natur-
al history at Ann ArbOr. came yesterday to
visit his friend, DR.. l.. d. Waterman, who
is i'll at the Denson.
Miss Renaldine Smith, of Layafette, has
Joined her sisters and will spend Il few days
with them visiting the Misses Rankin, on
North Alabama street.
Miss Mary H. Krout. who has been the
London correspondent for the Chicago In
ter Ocean, has returned to this country and
is with relatives in Charlottesville.
Mrs. A. B: Gates and Mrs. Fl. II. How
land entertained a few friends at luncheon
yesterday for Mrs. Robert A. Miller, of
Canton, o., and Miss Jessie Hughes.
Mrs. T. A: Hendricks and Mrs L. w
| Comstock will leave early next week for
| Thornton and Mr.. William Morgan. who
have been there some time.
Mr. Albert Atkinson, of New Orleans,
who has been spending several weeks in
| this city, will leave this week for northern
! Indiana and Chicago. TO deliver his lecture
| on Picturesque and Romantic New Or
| leans
| Mr.. and Mrs. Z. X. Hill celebrated St
| Valentines day with a masquerade party
| last evening at their home, on North Ala
| bama street. Fancy costumes and valen-
| tines made the entertainment a gay and
| picturesque affair.
| Invitations have been issued for the mar
! rage of Miss Annabel Brooks and Mr.
| George $. Winders, of Chicago. The we'd
| ding will occur at the Central Christian
| Church Thursday morning at 10 o'clock
| The at-home cards read Lincoln, ILL.,, after
March /.
Mrs. II. G.. G.. Balls has been appointed
president of the Mary Gibson Society. c. A
r.. vice Mrs S. r. Perkins. resigned and
| will represent Mrs. Emil Wulschner the
state president at the annual national con-
vention, to begin in Washington the latter
/ part of this week.
The Minerva Club had an extensive pro-
gramme yesterday and there were several
! short papers. English Attempts at Coloni-
| cation During the Time of the Tudors' was
considered by Mrs. Frank Carvin Early
Literature of Virginia" by Mrs. Henry
| Dunn Tutewiier; Virginia in the Seven
| teenth Century the Father of the Colony"
| by Mrs. Ella r. Stevenson; Character
| Sketches OF the Early Governors" Mrs
| Frank Wells The Maids and Slaves" by
Miss Jessie l.. Hauk; 1.-THE Early Gentry
| of Virginia.. Mrs j. w. Beck: THE