The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-02-13

Love. Mrs. o. B. Jameson. Mrs. A. F. Potts,
Mrs. James NJ. Winters and Miss Isabelle
Roache.
Mrs. e. r. Austen and son. of Cleveland
o.. who have been visiting Mrs. Austen's
father Hugh Ward, of North New Jersey
street for the past seven weeks, returned
home yesterday.
Mrs. Daniel Fatout gave chldren's party
yesterday afternoon for their daughter
Ruth and Miss Maud Darnell, who will
leave for home this week. Valentines were
given as favorS.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Foster Reynolds will
leave to-day for New Orleans to attend the
Mardi Gras; They will be the guests of
Mrs. Reynolds's sister, Mrs Arsene PERIL
Hat, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs David Robinson celebrated
the fifteenth anniversary of their marriage
Tuesday evening by, entertaining their
in honor of the event
Mr. and Mrs. Hartman Baker of Phila-
delphla, are guests OF Mrs II. r. Allen.
Mrs. Baker is a daughter of Rev. Dr. Harp
er, formerly pastor of the First Presby-
terrain Church of this city.
The fifth section of the Free Kindergar-
ten, of which Mrs. George r. Sullivan is
the leader, will give tea and candy sale
Friday afternoon, Feb. %. at Mrs. Sullivans
home, on North Meridian street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Refine A. Miller, of Fletcher
avenue. entertained at cards and dancing
Mr.. Otto Miller, and Miss Bertha Stein
hauer, whose marriage will occur this week
Mrs. A. B. Gates and Mrs. H. II. Rowland
will give a luncheon tomorrow for Mrs.
Robert A. Miller, of Canton, and Miss Jessie
Hughes, recently returned from Minneap-
oils. and will not observe their usual re-
ceptien.
The marriage of Miss Belle Adler, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. julius Adler, and Mr..
Henry j. Harris, of Louisville, will take
place Tuesday evening at the Denison. A
large number of out-of-town guests will be
here for the wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn B. Milliken enter
tanned few friends with a masquerade
dance last evening at their new home
North Alabama street, Merton Place. Prizes
We're given for the prettiest costumes. Mr..
James Milliken, of Cincinnati, came for the
party.
Mrs. William Seaton entertained yester-
day afternoon for Miss Alma Haerle. The
guests We're members of the former Morn
Armstrong, Miss Swain, Miss Spades, Miss
Culver Miss Jacobs, Miss Walker and Miss
Woollen.
Invitations have been received for the
gheny City, and Mr.. William r. Emery, of
Chicago, who is We'll known in this city.
The wedding will occur Feb. %, at o'clock
at Allegheny City; at home after June l,
Chicago.
Cards have been received announcing the
marriage at Chicago of Miss Olive Martin,
heiser, Monday, Feb. T. After visiting the
Pacific coast for two months, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dannheiser will return to Chicago for per-
manent residence.
Mrs. j. s. Jenckes is the guest of Mrs.
Edwin ST. George Rogers. Tomorrow Mrs.
Jenckes will go to Terre Haute to visit rel
orleans for a short time before going to
Honduras to join Mr.. Jenckes. She will re-
turn to this city in June.
Mr.. ID. B. Brenneke will give his two an
nual charity parties this week. The one for
adults will be given Wednesday evening and
the one for children Saturday afternoon.
Only those who have been his pupils are
admitted to the dances, but others may at
tend and have seats in the balcony.
The members of the Chapel Club gave
valentine party yesterday afternoon for
Sweennys residence. on North Illinois
street. Mrs. j. II. Wilson is the president,
Mrs Anna Reaume vice president, Mrs.
urer of the club. They We're assisted by
the members
Valentines day will be celebrated with
the meeting of the Daughters of the Amer
lean Revolution at Mrs. John H. Holidays,
with Mrs. Patsey Patterson the guest
Of honor; with the large party at the Prop
ylaeum given by Mrs. Eugenia B. McOuat
for Mr.. and Mrs. Robert l.. McOuat the
reception by Mrs Charles ID. Johnson, and
with Mrs. T. G. Smiley's party.
The Rector's Aid Society gave valentine
fair and dance yesterday afternoon in the
east parlor of the Propylaeum. A bucket
in the we'll served as a grab bag, and
there was a postoffice. The ladies in charge
Miss Niblack. Miss Mary Sloan Miss Carrie
Denny. Miss Margaret Ridgeley, Miss Helen
Armstrong, Mrs. II. b. Gates, Miss Eliza
beth Peck and Miss June Jaquith.
Mrs. Charles H. Comstock entertained a
party of married ladies yesterday afternoon
for Mrs. Robert A. Miller. of Canton. Mrs.
Charles Martindale read her paper on
Times Wallet" which she read a few
weeks ago before the Womans Club. The
rooms were adorned with vases of roses and
lilies. Among the guests were Mrs Hart
man Baker, OF Philadelphia; Mrs Phil
Mitchell, OF Rock Island. ILL.,, and Mrs. r.
w. Bennett, of Richmond
Mrs. !. N Richie gave a hearts party yes
terday afternoon, with Miss Edith Bing-
ham as the guest of honor. The tally cards
were heart-shaped and the handsome prizes
of wedgewood and cut glass were of the
same form. The entire floral decoration of
the rooms was American Beauty roses in
cut glass vases. There were about fifty
guests and among them were Mrs Landers
of Martinsville, Mrs. Cannon of Denver and
Miss Elsie Griffith of Evanston, and the
bridesmaids, Miss Hitch of Paris. ILL.,, Miss
Olcott of Muncie and Miss Daniels of Day.
ton.