The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-02-05


Miss Elizabeth briggs.
Mrs II. B. Holman is at the st. Denis
Hotel in New York
Mr. Louis Hollweg has returned from
short visit to Europe.
Miss Bertha Heron viii entertain her
euchre club Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. S. A. Nebeker has returned from a
visit TO New York and Washington
Mrs Edward Hutchinson has issued invi-
tations for card party Wednesday.
Mrs; F. G. Jones viii give tea soon to
introduce her niece. Miss Mary Davis.
Mrs George Brown will give a card party
at the Woodruff Place club on Feb. IA.
Miss Alice Christian will go to Lexing-
ton KY Tuesday for a months visit.
Mr.. George D. Emery. of Boston, is the
guest Of Mr. Robert Martindale to-day.
The members of the Woodruff Place club
house gave an informal dance last evening.
Miss Lucy Hitch, of Paris. H., came,
yesterday, to visit Mr.. and Mrs. John V.
Dittemore.
The German Cotillon viii give a party at
the Brenneke Academy week from to-
morrow night.
Miss Edna Marvin, of Columbus, O.. is
visiting Mrs. Ella Baxter Hit, on North
pennsylvania street
Mrs. George Whitley has returned home
after being called to Ohio on account of the
illness of her mother
Mrs Johnson of Columbus. o.. who has
been visiting Mrs. James B. Curtis, re-
III ANN AiOA4C yesterday.
Judge and Mrs. Frank Baker and three
children, of Goshen, will arrive at the Deni-
son this week to spend the winter.
Mrs, Agnes V. De Way will give a party
Mrs. Francis 7. Roots, of Connersvie.
Mrs. Sewal's usual at home will be omit
ted this week. Mrs. Sewalls next informal
reception will be on Wednesday, Feb. o.
Miss Katherine Schmidt entertained the
Narcissus Cinch Club Thursday evening
Music added to the enjoyment of the occa-
sion.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Kurtz and family
Will return Thursday to their home in Den
city
An informal dance was given at the Bren-
neke Academy Friday evening, which was
ehaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Jordan
Dickhut.
Miss Helen Moore will leave Thursday
Tor Terre Haute, where she will visit Mrs.
c; L. Braman and attend the Bachelors
Club dance
Mrs. John F. Stone, of Guthrie, o. T.. will
come tomorrow to visit Mrs. c. w. Eich-
rodt and Miss Clinton, No. 141S North New
Jersey street.
dren's Band, of Roberts Park Church, yes
terday afternoon, and literary and music
al programme was given.
Mrs. Alexander Lanier and Mrs Garrard
Comfy returned yesterday from a short
visit TO Madison. Mrs. Lanier and Miss
Stella Walcott will leave tuesday for Flor
ida.
Mrs Nicholas McCarty Harrison has is
sued invitations for a tea Friday afternoon
to have her friends meet her sister, Mrs.
Jackson, who has recently come to this city
to reside.
Mr. and Mrs John Martin. of No 227
North Alabama street, celebrated the forty
ninth anniversary of their marriage Friday
evening. assisted by their children and
grandchildren
The marriage of Miss Laura A. Bingham
and Mr.. w. H. Woodward of st. Louis,
will take place Wednesday. Only the mem
bers of the two families are to be present
for the ceremony.
Mrs. W. II. Smith, assisted by Mrs. D. F.
Fleener and Mrs E. K Criley, will enter
tain the Morrow Circle. of Meridian-street
Church, tomorrow afternoon, in the par
lors of the Hotel English.
Mrs. A. j. Graham was hostess for
luncheon yesterday, which she gave in hon.
or OF Mrs Mary Tuttle. who has recently
Knickerbacker was one of the guests.
The childrens valentine party win be
given at the Propylaeum Saturday after
noon. This is the annual party for children,
and a number of novelties will be furnished
for the amusement of the young people.
The regular Sunday afternoon social of the
! Maennerehor will be held to-day at o'clock.
The regular meeting of the Ladies' Society
of the Maennerchor will be held Feb. IT, it
having been postponed on account of the
masque ball.
The members of the first section of the
Free Kindergarten will meet Thursday
afternoon at o'clock with Mrs. J. Q. Van
Wrinkle, No. 1414 Central avenue. to ar
range for a tea to be held on Feb. IL at Mrs.
Van Wrinkles
Miss Clothilde Schwartz entertained
group OF young people at cards, followed
by an informal little dance, at her home,
on Talbot avenue, Monday evening. Those
assisting were Miss Mary Mission, Miss
Maggie Riley and Miss Mary Confrey.
Mrs. Lynn B. Stone entertained a num-
Der of friends at cards yesterday afternoon
Tor Mrs. i. n. NOOnan OF Cincinnati, who
| IS visiting Mrs. j. w. Kern. Mrs. Herman
Spohr. of St. Louis, who is visiting her
mother, Mrs. A. r. Hale, was one of the
guests.
The marriage of Miss Augusta Dorothea
| Schramm and Mr.. Frederick Trow Ross will
take place Wednesday noon at Grace Epis
copal Church, and will be followed by a re-
| ception, given in the evening by Mr.. and
Mrs. James r. Ross parents of the groom.
a matinee party given yesterday by the
| Misses Shower and Miss Schramm and Mr..
Ross were given a card party Friday even
| ing by Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Schramm.
| Mr.. and Mrs r. NJ Simmonds gave a din
| ner Friday evening for their son Mayburn.
/ The decorations. which were elaborate, We're
! of pink and white, roses and ribbons being
| used Between courses poster contest
! formed the amusement. The guests included
! Misses Hazel Kinney, Corinne Mansfield
! Lydia Parry, Alberta Mahan, Ethel Swain,
! Rose Purviance. Florence Olsen, Messrs.
| John White. David Swain, Charles Walters
! Frederick Landgraf, Earl Minor. William
The event of the week in German circles
| will be the annual masquerade ball of the
| MaennerchOr Society," at the hall on East
Washington street. The decorations this
| year will be elaborate and the hall and
| rooms will be brilliantly Illuminated. The
| guests to the ball are expected to attend
/ in costume, except those who are more than
| fifty years of age, who will be asked to ap-
pear with the regulation carnival cap. The
| guests will be received by Messrs. o. N
| Frenzel, r. p. Rush, Louis Hollweg, Will
| liam Haerle Gottfried Rocker, Joseph Kel-
! Ter, F. J. Scholz, a. M. Kuhn, Christian c.
! Weiss. j. A. Lemcke, Henry SEVERN, jr., a.
| 9. Ayres, II. H. Hanna, A Burdsa Charles
| Martindale, George A. Gay, d. p. Erwin,
! Nathan Norris, Julius Keller, George Rich
| ard and II. w. Lawrence. Other members
| of the Maennerchor are busy with the prep
| arations for the ball. and the dancers will
/ be in charge of the floor committee, Messrs
| p H. Krauss, Frank Kotteman. Joseph
| Schneider, Julius Burckhardt, Albert Lie
| Der, Armin koehne, George f. Borst and II.
| NJ. GoodiOe.
| Club Notes.