The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-04-30

Miss Rena Clayton. There are no invita-
tions.
Mr. 3. "; Holman has returned from Il, a
mother, at No. loo4 Ash street
Nr. and Mrs. Cyrus Miner Berry. who
have been visiting friends en- route home
have arrived at orlando, Fla.
Miss Harriet Mccoy Will entertain at
cards Wednesday evening for two friends
from lafayette who are 10 visit her.
Mr.. Edwin Forery has invited a number
CT friends TO meet his mother and sister to-
morrow afternoon at o'clock at the Den
ison.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Zener and daughter.
Mary, have returned from San Antonio,
Texas. and Mr.. Clarence Zener from Ar
DR.. John a. Pfaff is home from Cuba.
where he has been on the medical staff Of
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unteers.
Mrs. W NJ. Herriott and Mrs. VIM. E.
Sharpe are at West Baden. They will be
Joined by Mr.. Herriott and Mr.. Sharpe On
Saturday.
Mr.; Ernest Gamble. the basso. and Mr..
In the city, the guests OF Mr.. f. H. Hen
neberger.
Miss Edith mcfarland has returned
from four weeks visit with Miss Antonio
Lindley, OF Columbus and Miss Minnie Nc
Daniels. of Franklin
DR.. and Mrs. William T. George will give
a dinner Tuesday evening In honor of Miss
Il
ing Miss Lille Reese.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank y. James entertained
a few friends at cards last evening for Mrs.
Burton PARROT and her visitors, Mrs. White
and Mrs. Baker. of Chicago.
Mrs J. l.. McCreary, of the City of Mex
lco, arrived yesterday morning 10 spend the
summer with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
V. Moore, No. 29l0 KenwOod avenue.
The members Of the eighth section of the
Free kindergarten will give a calico social
Tuesday evening at the residence of Mrs.
T. L. Somerville. 1l25 Fletcher avenue.
Mr.; Warren C: Buell.. of Carthagena,
South America, formerly of this city, is
here, and his marriage to Miss Anna Stott,
OF this city. will take place early in June.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. d. Bohlen. Mr.. and Mrs.
]. G. Schaf. Mr.. William Kothe. Mr.. c. A.
Schrader and Mr.. l.. Z. Goebe left yester-
day for ten days vacation at West Baden.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Sanborn and Mrs. E.
e. Stiles have returned from San Antonio,
Tex, and Hot Springs, where Mrs. Sdnborn
and Mrs. Stiles have been spending the
winter.
Mrs. B. Kohn entertained sixty ladies at
the Americas Club Monday afternoon in
honor of Mrs Ernest Strauss OF Ne, Newark n,r.
ME Lehman.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Beauchamp. of Upton,
have, announced the engagement of their
Pugh. of this city. The wedding will take
place June q.
Miss Lily Bamberger and Mr. David A
Kahn. whose engagement was recently an
nounced. Will receive Informally this after
noon at the, home of Miss Bamberger. No.
62l North Alabama street
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Kregelo will take
apartments at the Delano the middle Of
May. Their daughter, Mrs. Martin, and
children will return 10 their home in Cali
fornia in about three weeks.
Mrs. Laura Durham Rue, of Danville
KY. Is visiting her brother, Joseph Pinck-
enth street. Mr.. J: Y. Durham, who has
been visiting Mr.. ]. p. Durham, has re-
turned 10 his home near Waveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Day will issue invita-
tions this week for the marriage of their
daughter Florence and Rev. j. Ross Steph-
enson, OF Chicago. to take place Tuesday
evening May 10. A number of Miss Days.
friends will be here from out of town for
the wedding Miss Smith, of Boston, is ex-
pected this week.
Miss Eleanor Smith entertained twelve
young ladies yesterday afternoon at 4
o'clock tea TO have them meet Mrs. Jessie
Miller Hopper. of Baltimore. Spring flowers
and rose bushes with pink and red blossoms
pointed in Dresden and silver. Mrs Hopper
Will return home next week.
Mrs. John E. Lamb. of Terre Haute. Mrs.
Palmer, of Atlanta, Ga, Mrs. Schultz. of
Logansport. and Mrs l.. j. Hackney of
Shelbyville, Will arrive tomorrow TO spend
the week with Mrs. John w. Kern. Mrs.
Kern will give a tea for them Tuesday,
dance Wednesday evening and a card party
on Friday evening. Mrs. John G. Dean viii
entertain them at luncheon Thursday and
there will be other entertainments In their
honor. The husbands of the guests will be
here for the Wednesday evening company.
Miss Catherine Merrill entertained one Of
her classes Friday evening when Professor
Butler gave n talk on Honduras. Two in
tereSting letters were read. Years ago a
man by the name of Atkinson, who worked
for Lord Tennyson wrote him letter and
this letter Lord Tennyson answered. The
letter from Mr.. Atkinson was incorporated
in the Tennyson memoirs. Miss Merrill
found that a family by the name of Atkin-
son lived in Kansas and she wrote TO the
postmaster. The son of Mr.. Atkinson an
swered the letter. The family has held
the letter of Lord Tennyson In its family
as an heirloom for twenty years. Mr.. At
knson sent a copy of the letter TO Miss
Merrill and both letters were read Friday
evening.
The marriage of Miss Clara Zismer and
Mr.. Ernest L. Earl. of Irvington, took place
Wednesday evening at the brides home, on
East 9hie street The 6rdes roo erd lasner
assisted by Rev Mr.. Peters, of lions Evan
gelical Church. in the presence OF about
of white swiss trimmed with lace. The
bridesmaid Miss Mabelle Earl. wore a blue
swiss. The wedding march was played by
Mrs. George Ampt as the groom entered
and Ernest Heisen, as ring bearer carried
the ring in a small basket surrounded with
white violets. Many guests were present
from out of the city, among whom were
Mr.. and Mrs. Heiser and son, of Green's
DurS, lnd., MISS COrnella LlSmer, cousin OF
the bride. of Cleveland. O.: Mrs. George
Kermand, Louisville. KY; Mr.. and Mrs. De
PREF, Shelbyville, and Miss Kreise, Gravel.
Ill. During the evening the guests were
entertained with several songs by Master
Ernest Heiser nephew of the bride. Mrs.
George Ampt also gave several musical
pieces. Mr.. and Mrs. Earl will be at home
to friends after May Is. at No. 1923 East
Ohio street.
A kinder-fest was given yesterday after
noon at the German House. The hosts were
Messrs. Kothe, Vonnegut and Bertermann
and the children entertained were the men,
bers of the dance class which has been con-
Quoted through the season by Miss RATHER
inc GodOwn. The stage was decorated with
palms and the musicians stand for the Ger
man House Orchestra, which was placed in
the center of the assembly hall. was also
decorated. About seventy children took
part in the programme OF dances. During
intermission the Maypole dance was
Louise Alexander. Marie ieckner, Edna
Beissenherz. Hattie Thudium, Edna Berter-
mann and Masters Myron Leckner Herbert
Wagner, George Kothe, jr.. Edward Schoen,
Alfred Kip and Otto Mueller. Later in
the afternoon one figure of the cotillion was
danced, five couples leading in turn. The
favors were dainty trifies of silver, such as
knives, buttonhooks, glove buttOners, ban
giles for bracelets. pocket books. with silver
and gilt corners and sleeve buttons. Each
recipient and was in little box tied with
the German House colOrS of red. white and
black. The refreshments of lemonade and
macaroons were served in the broad corri-
dor.
KINDERGARTEN TEA.
The ladies of the third section of the Free
kindergarten will hold their annual tea
Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Sarah VI.
Bassett. No. 1893 North Pennsylvania street