The Indianapolis journal., 1899-11-15
Personal and Society.

palmistry entertainment.
Personal and Society.
Miss Alice Day. of Milwaukee, Wis, is
visiting Mrs. L. g. Day.
Miss Bertha Townsend, of ST. Louis, is
the guest of Miss Edith Smith.
Miss Marie Rogers, of Logansport, is the
guest of Miss Anna Louise Beck.
Mrs. NJ II. Spades is visiting in Chicago,
the guest of Mrs. George l.. Bradbury
The Debonair Club will give an informal
dance at the Brennecke Academy this even
ing.
DR.. and Mrs. NJ T Carey, of Cincinnati.
are guests of Mr.. Simeon B. Carey and
family.
Mrs Louise NJ. Huber has issued invita-
tions for card party Friday afternoon.
Nov. "A.
Mr.. and Mrs David Hill will entertain
friends this evening at dinner and cards at
the Bates House.
Mrs A. D. Thomas has issued invitations
for a reception Tuesday at her home in
Woodruff Place.
Mrs. w. H. Smith, at the Hotel English.
will observe Tuesday as her day at home
during the season.
Miss Allard entertained at cards, yester-
day afternoon in honor of Miss Hudson,
who is 10 be married soon.
Mrs. David o. Thomas. of Minneapolis.
who has been visiting relatives in the city,
will return home this week.
Mrs. George Newcomer, of New York,
who has been visiting relatives in the city,
will return home this evening.
Mr.. Clarence Forsyth has issued invita-
tions for a recital in his studio at the
Propylaeum for Monday evening.
Mrs. John C. Dean has issued invitations
for tea for her niece Miss Mary Edith
Dean, Tuesday afternoon, Nov. Il.
Mr. Eugene Wagner. who used to live
here, now Of Baltimore, Nd, Is visiting his
brother, DR.. T. A Wagner, and family.
Dr. and Mrs. Reginald Garstang have re,
turned from their wedding trip ana VIII
be at home at 2o3i North Delaware street
Miss Nell Filbeck, of Terre Haute, who
has been the guest of Mrs. Philip Goetz, is
with Miss Scholz this week before returning
home.
The ladies of the Central Christian Church
will be entertained at tea Friday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. p. II. jameson, on
Broadway.
Mrs. Maria Tanner returned Tuesday
from Sapphire, n. c.. where she has been
visiting her son, Mr.. George q. Tanner,
and family.
Mrs. Charles H. Broish and her sister,
Miss Ebmeier. have issued invitations yIu ,rr Tor
on Saturday, Nov %.
Mr. A O. Thompson and his sister, Miss
Sharlotte Thompson, who used to ilXe here mere,
fifteen years ago, have come from Kansas
TO reside permanently.
Miss Elizabeth Dalton has issued invita-
tions for dance at the Country Club Tues
day evening for her guests miss MISS E1ySa1 kySia
Haughey, of Chicago.
The ladies of the Hotel English have or
ganized a card club, which will meet every
Saturday evening in the parlors OF the no.
tel. Election of officers will occur Saturday
evening, when the club will also be named.
The Veronica Club was entertained yes
terday afternoon by Miss Harriet Fitch on
daR'0r dent. read adeia" paper on The ideal Ciub;'
IasS was rendered. sSi ere f by Mr.. and Mrs. Hurt The
of Green sb1rs: Miss Having. of Lawrence,
burg: Miss Horuff of Madison. The next
meeting will be with Mrs. Gates. Dec. o.
Michigan City News: The announcement
and Mrs. Hazen is noted with more than
passing interest here from the fact that
Mrs, Hazen is cousin of Mrs William
Blinks. General HaZens mother and Mrs.
Blinks's father were brother and sister.
Mrs. Blinks is well acquainted with Mrs.
Hazen and has visited relatives with Gen.
years.
Next Monday will be the fiftieth anniver-
sary of the marriage of General and Mrs.
George +. McGinnis. During the afternoon
and evening of that day they will be pleased
TO receive such of their friends and ac-
quaintances as may wish TO congratulate
home, 1902 Capitol avenue. No invitations
will be issued, and If the wishes of General
and Mrs. McGinnis are respected no pres
ents will be made.
II.
Mr.. and Mrs George O.. Bruce celebrated
their second wedding anniversary last night
with a dance at the Bruce home on College
avenue Assisting in receiving were Mr..
Bruce's sister. Miss Mary Bruce, Mrs.
John Titus snd Mr.. and Mrs. G. Edward
ated in OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and palms. Among
tho guests were Miss Mary Benson, OF Buf-
falo, and Miss Thompson, of Rock. Kan
Miss May Louthan was the hostess last
night for a delightful card party for Mr..
and Mrs William r. Cooper. who were re-
Gently married, and her guest, Miss Ellie
Miller. of Terre Haute The hostess was
dard. The decorations throughout the house
were chrySanthemums and potted plants.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Ed.
Mrs s. r. Richards. Mr. Smythe and Miss
Smythe. Miss Mayme Goddard; Miss Sarah
eretSSi percy creaIman. iT Mr.. and Mrs william Fl.
Cooper Mrs, Lydia Myers, Miss Minnie
Fhnston; Miss Nellie Mcintosh Miss suS Ma; "a
Barrows, Mr. Frank Horuff. Mr.. Oscar Rus
sell, Mr. Osburt Summer, Mr.. Charles Nc
Intosh Mr. Ernest Abbott and Mr.. O. Smith.
Foruff. of Madison. and Miss Barnes. of
Denver, Col
Guest day was observed yesterday after
noon by the German Literary Club at the
Propylaeum. The guests were received in
the east parlor, which was prettily deco
rated with chrysanthemums and palms.
The president. Mrs. Claire A. Walker. made
an opening address, welcoming the guests,
and Miss Corinna Robbins read paper on
"Probiematic Nature" Mrs. Margaret Sc
CUR led the conversation. The musical pro-
gramme consisted of two numbers. Mrs.
Caroline Goetz sang and Mr.. Karl Schneider
gave violin number. After the programme
a social time was enjoyed and refreshments
were served from daintily arranged tables.
The ladies in charge of the entertainment
were Mrs Philip Goetz. Mrs. Henry Sickles,
Mrs Philip Hidebrand Mrs. May Wright
Sewal, Mrs Margaret B. Segur, Mrs.
Henry Lane Bruner. Mrs. Bertha Test,
Mrs Emil Wulschner, Mrs. Henry SEVERN
and Miss Mary r. Colgan Miss Mary Jane
Wright Miss Emily Fletcher. Miss Corinna
Robbins. The guests included both ladies
and gentlemen.
BATHE-MLA LAUGHLIN.
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
WABASH, Nov. 1i.-Bernard Bathe neph-
ew of Father Battle. formerly priest of the
Catholic congregation OF this city and now
at Fort Wayne. and Miss Mary Mclaughlin
were married this morning at the Catholic
Church i'm this city. The ceremony was
nerforued by Father Battle I'm the presence
OF a number of friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Battle
will make their home in Wabash.
GRIFFITH-HOSKINS.
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
GREENCASTLE, Ind, Nov. 14.-Miss Sa-
die Hoskins. of Butte, Mont, and w. NJ. T.
Griffith. of indianapolis. were married at
CIoVerdale this afternoon at the residence
OF the brides sister. The groom is advance
man for Ringing Brothers circus and was
a former resident of this city. They will re-
side in Indianapolis.
WHINNERY-COURT
speeial 10 the Indianapolis Journal