The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-12-14

her home in Lake Forest.
Ms. Chapman Williams will not observe
her day at home this week.
Mr.. Frederick II. Wiley has gone to Cali
fornia for a months visit with his mother.
Miss Evalyn Holiday will come from
Bryn Mawr TO spend the holidays with her
| parents.
Miss Louise Shryer, of Illinois, will
spend the holidays with Miss Elizabeth
Ketcham.
The Kate wheelock Whist Club will meet
tomorrow morning with Mrs. Upton ].
| Hammond.
Mrs. r. II. Lowry will entertain at cards
this afternoon for Mrs. II. r. Campbell, of
Atlanta, Ga.
Mrs. G. L. Reinhard, of Bloomington. will
come to visit Mrs. V. II. Lockwood Tues
day, Dec. 70.
Preparations are being made for a ban
quet to be given Wednesday. Dec. q. for
graduates OF the Indiana University.
The ladies of the Fourth Presbyterian
will continue their fair this afternoon and
evening In the parlors of the church.
Mrs. Robert Cox. formerly Miss Mae
Winsor, and Mr.. Cox, of Arkansas, viii
visit Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Walker on
Saturday.
Mrs. Louis A. Kinsey will entertain a
large house party during the holidays and
be the hostess for several entertainments
for her guests.
MIS-. A. M OWen ana MISS OWEN, WHO
have been guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. A.
Lemcke and family. are at the Hotel Eng
fish for the winter.
Miss Maude Elliott will give a luncheon
on the Odd of this month for her guests. Miss
Curtis, OF Hamilton, o., and Miss Helen
Eminger, of Columbus.
Mrs. z. NJ. Thompson will receive in
formally tomorrow afternoon for her sis
ter, Mrs. Howard a. tombstone. of New
York, who is here for a short visit.
-"
a~nsville, and Miss Millicent Coff, who is at
school in Bloomington, will spend the holi-
days with Mr.. and AIRS. j. II. Dilks and
family, at the Blacherne.
Miss Ethel Fletcher will go to Milwaukee,
Wis, Saturday to spend Sunday with
friends, and from there she will go to Ev-
anston for a few days visit. Later Miss
Fletcher will join a party and go TO Colo
RADIO Springs, where she will be bridesmaid
at the marriage of Miss Regina Lunt,
daughter OF Judge Lunt.
The drawing-room musicale for the bene-
fit of the Free Kindergarten 10 be given
Friday at the residence of Mrs. j. A.
Lemcke promises to be a brilliant success.
The participants in the programme will be
Mrs. Harry Sloan Hicks, Miss Clayton,
Mrs. Lottie Adam Raschig, Mrs. john T.
Brush. Mrs. George Il. Hunt, Miss Owen.
MRS. Hugh McGibeny.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Lockridge gave a
neighborhood card party last night at their
home. No. 1449 North Alabama street. The
house was prettily decorated, the parlors
being trimmed in American Beauty roses.
with yellow chrysanthemums in the back
| parlor. Holly was used in the decoration
Of the other rooms and In the dining room
green and white was the decoration. There
were guests for eleven tables.
Mrs. Frank A. Blanchard entertained the
ladies of the Girls Industrial School at her
home, $40 North Meridian street, from 2 TO
5 o'clock yesterday. The hostess was as
5 Tsosn,d by Mrs Mrs. 6 s. L l. W Kitter. Mrs Mrs & &: K K.
Garrard. Mrs. c. E. Travis, Mrs. William
Tidball. Mrs b. +. French. Mrs. II. H.
Hall and Mrs. w. c: Hall. The boxes
which have been filled during the year were
opened.
Mrs. Walter S.. Day entertained at lun-
cbeon yesterday the S~helbyville exhibitors
at the ceramic exhibition at the Bates
House. The guests were: Mrs. Tindan,
Mrs. George Hodell. Mrs. Charles Morrison,
Mrs. Daniel Deprez. Mrs. w. s. Major, Mrs
V. p. Adams, Mrs. Ovid Adams, Mrs. Da-
vid Wilson, Miss Anna Bishop and Mrs
George Flemmirg. The centerpiece on the
table was a tail-stemmed vase filed with
American Beauty roses and around IL was
an oval design, a series OF small crystal
vases filled with short-stemmed flowers
Each corner of the table was trimmed with
a bouquet OF flowers.
Mrs. Hugh III. Hanna gave a delightful
luncheon yesterday i'm honor of Miss Ethel
Fletcher, OF Scranton, Pa. The house was
decorated in holly and poinsettias. In the
dining room holly and carnations were used
with maiden hair fern. The center piece
for the tabie was a large basket of holly
and red carnations. Forming a wreath
around the center were q number of small
faring baskets filled with holly and maiden
hair fern and carnations. These were
given as fayors TO the guests. Candelabra,
with red candles and shades. were placed
around the room. and the electric lights
were shaded witt red shades. The guests
were Miss Fletcher. Miss Alice Day. Miss
Josephine Hyde. Miss Myla Coburn. Miss
Grace WATSON, Miss Louise Spann. Mrs
Peu White. Miss Julia Fletcher. Mrs. vii.
liam Haueisen. jr.. Mrs. George Il. Hume
Mrs. II. p. Coburn. jr..
The Ceramic Club held its monthly meet.
ing yesterday afternoon. Mrs. r. p. Thav
er, of Greenfield, read a very interesting pa
per on "A Visit TO the Lockwood Pottery
Works and Mrs. Orndorf read a letter
written by Mrs. J. II. Taylor while sh,
was In Dresden. She also showed a vas,
painted i'm Lambs studio I'm Dresden. II
had on one side the painting OF Amor anC
PSYCHE and was done IN paste and jewe
work. Mrs. Orndorn also illustrated he
reading with reproductions OF some OF tn.
art galleries. Yesterday the exhibi
of the Ceramic Club was in charge of tn,
following ladies: Mrs. j. III. Orndorff. Mrs
Thomas Harrington. Mrs. A. Il. Herod. Mrs
William Perkins. Mrs. Willis fugate anC
Mrs. Nettie Shower. To-day the following
ladies will have charge and be I'm tn,
clubrooms all dag to receive visitors: Mrs
o G. Wilcox. Mrs. Charles T.. Eichrodt