The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-01-24

Martlnddle is spending the winter.
The Women's Home Missionary Society of
Central-avenue NJ. E. Church will meet this
afternoon with Mrs. Richards, 2N North
New Jersey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c. Adams. jr., have
returned from their wedding trip to New
York and Washington, and are at home at
the Victoria.
Mrs Joseph Swain. of Bloomington. will
be the guest of honor at Mrs Sewalrs usual
at home on Wednesday afternoon. No in
vitations are issued.
Mrs. Mary Edelen, of Burgoin. Ky. will
come this spring and visit Mr. and Mrs
VIM G. Harrington and Mr.. and Mrs
Jesse c. Harrington.
Mr.. Ernest Burford gave a theater party
last evening to 'Cyrano de Bergerac," hav-
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Hayward and daughters
of Pana, ILL.,, for his guests,
Mrs Elizabeth Falconer and Mr. John NJ
Shaw's children have returned from Cincin-
natl, where they went to attend the Shaw
Burckhardt wedding Saturday evening.
Mrs. George D. Kahlo gave family
luncheon yesterday for Mrs. Robert A.
husband in Porto Rico Mrs Miller has
been visiting her aunt, Miss Kinder
Mr. and Mrs. Henry w, Lawrence gave a
theater party and supper at the Bate House
last evening to party of twelve. The Bates
House was also the center for a number of
other parties after the performance
Miss Dorothea Van Camp and her visitor
Miss Olney, of Clinton, Ia, will leave Sat
urday for Cincinnati, where they will visit
Miss McDermott and attend the Van Camp
McDermott wedding and consequent festiv-
tiles
Mr.. George Elliott gave a theater party
last evening to "A Scrap of Paper for
Miss Blakeslee, of Albany. N Y, who is
visiting Mrs Joseph r. Elliott, jr Friday
evening Mr.. Elliott gave dinner party for
Miss Blakeslee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Hibben gave a the
ater party last evening, to twenty-five
friends to see "Cyrano de Bergerac' and
later entertained a AZ 10
Bates House The guest of honor was Mr.
Keys, of Terre Haute.
Mrs. c. B. Lockard and Mr. D. p. Erwin
and Miss Erwin have gone to New York
Mrs Lockard and Mr. Erwin will Join the
indianapolis party for the Mediterranean
trip. and Miss Erwin, after a visit in New
York, will return home.
Mrs. Robert A. Miller and children. of
Canton, o., who have been with their aunt.
Miss Kinder, for the last two weeks, leave
to-day for Orange, N. j., to visit Mrs. Thos.
Miller sails on the transport Berlin for
Ponce, Porto Rico, to join her husband,
who is connected with the United States
postal service.
Mr. and Mrs. V. IT. Malott gave a theatel
party last evening to see Mr.. Mansfield for
their daughter, Miss Margaret Malott. and
which included Miss Tompkins, of Fishkiil-
on-the-Hudson, Miss Cora Marsh of New
London Conn, the Misses Malott, Mr..
Frank Ruddell Mr. George F. Null DR.
Mr. Edgar Fl. Evans, DR.. Frederick Charl-
ton, Mr.. Stuart Dean and Mr.. Winfield Scott
Smythe of Chicago.
Mrs. Jacob Dorsey Forrest, of Irvington,
gave a reception yesterday afternoon, from
until o'clock. at her home, on DOwney
avenue avenue for the young women students OF
receiving by Mrs. Scot Butler and in enter
tanning by Miss Edith Keay, Miss Emily
Helming and Miss Elsie Hall. In the dining
room Mrs. c. b. Clarke and Mrs. Orville
Carvin served ices from table artistically
decorated in red carnations and broad satin
ribbons. Assisting in the dining. room were
and Miss Helen Carver Favors consisted
of ribbons of the university color
Mrs. N. G. Warth gave luncheon yes
terday at the English Hotel in. honor of
Mrs. Maud p. Showers, of Bloomington, and
Mrs. E. S. Ames, of IrvingtOn The guests
We're seated at long table, which was
lax. The guests included Mrs. L. H. Blan-
ton. Mrs Fl. M. Bronson, Mrs. James A.
Mckee, Mrs. A. b. Philputt, Mrs r. c.
Gardner, Mrs. James Parkhurst, Mrs. Wal
ter Hubbard, Mrs. H. d. Yoder, Mrs. p. M.
Dill, Mrs. f. E. Travis, Mrs. f. b. Wynn,
Mrs. r. K. Syfers, Mrs Mary Thompson,
Mrs. Pauline Kistner, Mrs. e. ]. Robson,
Mrs. r. L. Armstrong, Mrs Howard Gale,
Mrs. s. p. Faber, Mrs. L. B. Freeman, Miss
Margaret Cox and Miss Olive Hicks.
MONDAY AFTERNOON CLUB.
The Monday Afternoon Club met with
Mrs. D. f. Fleener in the open parlors of
the Hotel English. Phases of American
History" was given by Mrs. Robinson, Mrs.
Kistner. Mrs Owen and Miss Eastman. At
the conclusion of the programme the Miner
va Club, by invitation Of Mrs. F1eener,
joined them socially for an hour a short
musical programme being given for their
entertainment. Miss Fitch gave musical
recitation Mrs. Hit sang "A Dream of
Paradise" and Mrs. Minnie Gage Boyd
gave a dramatic reading Of 'Mizpah." Re-
freshments were served in an adjoining par
lor Mrs. Fleener was assisted in her hos
pitality by Mrs. W. NJ. Wilcox, Mrs e. K.
Criley, Mrs. e. M. Trip, Mrs. w. H.
Smith, Mrs. Jaquith and Mrs. w. S. Hag-
gard of LAFAYETTE.