The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-06-10

and party OF ladies. will sail fol-. Europe
In August. and Mrs McElwee and daughter
will locate in Germany for the winter
Mrs. w. ID. WiIes has returned from a
visit to Washington. ID. c., and Thursday
she will leave for Tacoma. Wash, TO join
her daughter, Mrs. Albemarle Tousey, and
remain indefinitely.
Rev. Allan B. Philputt. pastor Of the Cen
trail Christian Church. left yesterday after
noon for Des Moines. Ia, where he will
preach the baccalauTCate sermon at Drake
University tomorrow.
Mrs. Hugh McGibeny will leave Sunday
evening for Independence, Ia, 10 spend the
summer with her family. Her son Donald
broke his arm and her departure in conse-
quence is somewhat earlier than at first in
tended.
Europe 10 be absent several months. He has
been sent by the ScribTer Company to do
illustrating for them in special places. Other
members Of Mr.. Yohns family will join him
In the fall.
AT their picnic at Broad Ripple next
Thursday the Daughters of the Revolution
Wi will have rave as special guests. besides their
Wood. DR.. III. Alden Adams, Colonel Bar
rett and Mr.. Charles sewan Triton.
The last regular meeting of the Over-the-
terday with Mrs John Randolph Brown.
Mrs. w. c. Allen read a paper on English
ldylls, and Mrs. Aurella r: Hale read
chapters from ''Tennyson's Life"
to this city from Terre Haute. have taken
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II.
Waicott, on North Meridian street Mr.. and
Hotel English until they leave Monday for
jamestown, L. L.
Mr.. j. NJ. Crandall and Mr.. and Mrs.
Sut Ing gave dinner last evening in honor
Church. and his family, and Rev. Mr.. Car
men. OF the Norm indianapolis Baptist
Church; and his family. The other guests
table was decorated with nasturtiums.
Miss Kate Cathcart was hostess for an
INFORMAL coffee yesterday morning, and she
invited number of friends to meet Miss
her father to join Mrs. Fletcher and family
at their summer home in Vermont. The
guests Dsan were re- Mrs H: Bates jr. Mrs u John
kappes, Mrs. Raymond Van Camp Miss
Martindale. Miss Fahnley, Miss Hyde, Miss
Julia Landers and Miss Spann. Miss Cath
cart was assisted by her sister, Miss Char
lotte Cathcart
The Ladies' Society of the Maennerchor
gave thimble and garden party yesterday
Schneider, on McCarty street. The guests
were entertained in the house and also un-
der a large tent in the garden. The decora-
tons were OF flowers and flags. Mrs. Theo-
dore Weiss was hostess with Mrs. Schneid-
er. and the assisting ladies were Mrs. John
T: Frenzei Mrs. George Porst, Miss Minnie
and games and the serving of refreshments
occupied the afternoon.
Mrs. John T. Brush gave a unique lunch
con yesterday at her beautiful home, Lom-
hardy, with Miss Lee. of Virginia, as her
guest OF honor. The center of the table held
crystal baseball bat, filled with roses and
at each plate was a ball of roses. Each
course was marked by a special design OF
a ball or a bat. The polished table was
covered with renaissance lace mats, or
ception room was adorned with American
Beauty roses. After the luncheon Mrs
Brush took her party to the baseball 6s game n.
cluded Mrs. Beck of Portland. Ore, Mrs
]. Rilus Eastman. Mrs. r. L. McOuat, Mrs
Martindaie, Miss CONN, Miss Shower and
| Miss New.
Mrs. n. S. Byram and daughter. Mrs
William n. Gates, gave large reception
| of the former on North Illinois street. The
rooms were fragrant with American Beauty
rcses in one room, pink roses in another
| the dining room, marguerites in the south
sitting room and coreopsis In the library
The assistant hostesses were Mrs. ]. Cum
WATSON. Mrs. stephen Clark, Mrs: Alexan
| der Heron. Mrs. c. E. Kregelo, Mrs. E. c
Thompson Mrs. A. B. n Gates; Mrs Mrs Davis L
| Gates, Mrs. j. J. Carver. Mrs. Henry L
| Browning. Mrs. H. G. Byram. Mrs. n. s
Byram. jr. Mrs. G. L. Rittenhouse and
Mrs. w. c. Lynn presided in the dining
room and were assisted by Mrs. Albert r
Thompson, Miss Annie Shuler and Mis-:
| Reaume. Ice tea was served in the library
by Miss Pearl Haines. Miss Kathryn Il
E,ldridge. Mrs. Francis 7. Hord, Mrs. III
| H. Rowland, Mrs. William s. Caldwell and
Miss Duncan. The punch was dispensed by
Miss Susan Thompson. Miss Alice Hiegin:
of Clinton, Miss Elizabeth briggs and Mis-:
| Ida Foudray. On the broad porch Mise:
/ Isabel Gates Edith Shuler and Irene Mon
| roe were the hostesses. A harpist played
| during the afternoon while several hundred
| friends accepted the hospitalities. Among
i the guests who came from out of town FOL
/ the occasion were Miss Tyner and Mrs
1 Crecraft, of Franklin.
Mrs. Mftchelrs Dinner Party.
/ Special to the indianapolis Journal.
| MARTINSVILLE, Ind, June 9.-Mrs. j
| ". Mitchell. who was formerly resident o
| Indianapolis for many years, entertained
| a number Of indianapolis women at yellow
| and white dinner yesterday. Among thos
| present were Mrs. Adelaide C. Thomas, Mrs
| Mrs. Philip Muchner. Mrs. Byron Hutchin
son. Mrs. Charles Merrifield, Mrs. Georg
W. Benton. Mrs. Thomas A: -Winterrowt
/ and Mrs. Elliott s. Perkins. Mr.. and Mrs
Mitchelrs home was. beautifully decorated
| with daisies, clover bloom, green wheat ant
| ferns, which We're in delicate harmony will
/ the yellow and white decorations which pre-
i vailed At each cover lay dew-laden pan
| sizes and card on which was engraved
Shall Aud Acquaintance be Forgot"