The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-05-28

Mr.. Charles q. LEM, OF Chicago, will
ington, d. c.
Mrs. Samuel Reid will give a reception
LnurSday afternoon in honor of Mrs. John
NJ. Shaw, formerly Miss Blanche Burck-
nardt, OF Cincinnati.
Miss Cecilia Martin. of 229 North Capi-
tol avenue. entertained a few guests at her
nome Friday night in honor of Miss Am
Der Shea. of Chicago.
Mrs. Helen Carson and daughter Jessie
ana MISS Clothlde Schwartz will leave.
Wednesday, for New York, and will sail on
Saturday for Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter s. Written have re-
turned TO their home in St. Paul, Mimi,
after a visit with the latter's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. H.. Potter.
Miss Elizabeth Peck has gone to Williams
College 10 join her brother Norman, and
Will spend the summer in Maine and attend
school in the East next year.
Miss Joel A. Roberts and Miss L. T. Tay-
T.. NJ. Goodloe. at the Victoria. Miss Taylor
VIII leave tomorrow for Winona.
Mrs. W. z. Miller gave a small card par
~ yesterday afternoon in honor of Mrs. Day
PattISon. There were seven tables, and each
was marked by a different color of ribbon.
The marriage of Miss Caroline Farquhar,
OF Minneapolis, formerly of this city, and
Mr.. Seixas, will take place at the home
of her mother, Mrs. F. NJ. Farquhar, Thurs
day.
The alumnae meeting of the Girls Clas-
siGal School will be held THURSDAY with
be given tomorrow evening at the Propy-
laeum.
Mrs. r. j. King. who has been seriously
III, Is improving. Her son, Colin Edward
King. is spending a few days with her and
will return with his family TO Passaic, n.
j., on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Clark, No. 2122 Cor
evening, it being the tenth anniversary OF
their marriage. About one hundred and fifty
guests attended.
The Ladies Society of the German House
day afternoon, which Will be the first of
the monthly entertainments since the Or
ganization of the society.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Allison. of Kansas,
and Miss Daisy Allison, of oxford College,
family. IS North 1 fSh street. Miss
Allison will sail for Paris June 3.
Mr.. Walter Nottmeyer celebrated his
birthday anniversary Wednesday evening
by entertaining friends at cards. Mr.. George
G ii,a1 gave piano numbers curing the
the only guest from cut of town.
The Christian Endeavor Society Of the
Tabernacle CHURCH will give a play, "A
cast will be Miss Nellie Blitz of Minneapolis.
Miss Estelle King, Miss Jessie Anderson,
Mr.. Herbert Gates and Mr.. Horace Ingram
Mrs. Rose Baldwin lands and children
and Miss Margaret Baldwin will arrive to-
day from Washington, D.. c., 10 spend the
summer with Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Baldwin.
Mrs. Baldwin and daughters will receive
informally on Friday, June 2, from 4 TO z
o'clock. No invitations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward NJ. Lentz, of Louis
Vile, KY. will spend Decoration day with
Mrs. Lentz's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.. NJ.
Alloways, at 700 East St. Joe street. Mrs.
Lentz will remain a few weeks, also visiting
her sisters, Mrs Charles II. Evans and
Mrs. William +. Coughlen.
Invitations will be issued this week by
Mr.. Chauncey Butler for the marriage of
his daughter Elizabeth and DR.. Joseph Ed
ward Raycroft. OF the Chicago University,
at the home of Mrs. W.. c. Haueisen, No.
1919 North Meridian street.
The annual conference of the Woman's
Home Missionary Society Of the NJ; e.
day and Thursday. Mrs. NJ. ]. Allison. Mrs.
G. Behymer, Mrs. ]. H. Johnson, Mrs. c.
among those who will attend from this city.
Miss Bessie Barry, who has been in Eng
land since August. is at present visiting IN
London for a few weeks and at the close
will go TO the continent, where she will
visit friends for the summer and will take
up her studies of china painting at Dresden
in the fall.
Miss Susan VI. Ketcham, artist. formerly
Of this city. now a resident of New York.
will have a class in out-of-door sketching
In Central Park. During July she will be
at Mount Holyoke and during August at
Ocean Point. on the Maine coast, where she
will make arrangements for friends from
this city to join her.
Mrs. s. E.. Morss entertained the young
people who took part in the American
Beauty and Royal MILDLY rs dance x at the E
book party. The guests were given pictures
suggesting the titles OF books. and were
asked TO give the names. A prize was given
TO the most successful contestant.
Miss Amelia De Motto has gone to Jack
s~onville. H., to attend the commencement
exercises Of the Illinois Woman's College,
of which she is a graduate. She expects TO
then attend a convention of the oral teach
ers of the deaf at Northampton. Mass, after
which she will go 10 st. Paul, Mimi, for
the summer.
y surprise was given Mr.. and Mrs. w ].
Sumner. in their new home, on Central ave-
nue., Tuesday evening". by the card club OF
which they are members. Those present
Witherby, Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Jackson. Mr..
Der, Mr.. and Mrs. C. Ruch. Misses Georgia,
Minnie and Anna Bell Herd, Mr.. j. McClos-
key and Mr.. George Herd.
Harlan Page Perrill, ensign in the United
States navy, is in indianapolis on his way
home, after being through the late war,
first on the Texas. then as navigating officer
miral Simpsons flagship, the New York.
He has just finished the inal examination
at Annapolis, ranking highest Of his class in
navigation. He is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Rash and family, at their home, on Key
stone avenue
Mrs. A. b. Gates entertained the open-day
meeting of the Katherine Merrill Club yes
terday afternoon. Each member had the
privilege of inviting a guest and the pretty
parlors. with their decorations OF roses and
peonies. were filled with an appreciative
paper on Wagner" which was prepared
for the Woman's Club, and it was illus
music given by Mrs. Elder, plano. Mr.. Jno.
Chislett. violin. and Mr.. Schellschmidt
cello. Mrs. Gates was assisted by her
daughter, Mrs. Rowland, and Mrs. James
y. Curtis, In the arrangement OF the meet
ing.
The patronesses for Miss Mary French
Fields reading at the Tabernacle Presby-
terrain Church Monday evening, June II. will
be Mrs G. w. Fairbanks, Mrs. James A
Mount, Mrs. JOIN II. Holiday, Mrs. v. Il.
Malott. Mrs. w. H. II. Miller. Mrs. John
b. Elan. Mrs. John c.. New, Mrs. Samuel
r. Morss, Mrs. Edward Daniels. Mrs. AL
bert Baker. Mrs. A. +. Potts. Mrs. t. c.
Day, Mrs. William A. Ketcham, Mrs. John
w. Hoffman. Mrs. Hugh II. Hanna, Mrs.
John -. Dean, Mrs. James b. Curtis, Mrs.
j. p. Dunn. Mrs. ]. w. Hess. Mrs. w. p.
Ffshback, Mrs. W. j. Richards. Mrs. Claude
Griffith. Mrs. Harriet A. Bingham. Miss
Laura Ream. Miss Julia Harrison Moore
and Miss Elizabeth Dye.
a meeting of Caroline Scott Harrison
Chapter of the Daughters of the American
Revolution was held yesterday afternoon at
the Woodruff Place clubhouse. with Mrs.
Mary Harrison Mckee as the guest of honor.