The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-01-29

Van Camp and Miss Olney went to cincin-
nall yesterday and a large party of relatives
ana ana. TRENDS will 90 Wednesday for the we'd
Mrs. julie Gross and little daughter will
return to New York on Wednesday after a
visit with her sisters the Misses Franks
OF East Walnut street.
Miss Elma Patton came over from De
FauW 10 attend the oratorical contest and
IS the guest of w. H. Patton and family
on East Eleventh street.
Major and Mrs. w. J. Richards will give
reception Tuesday eVning for the Bows
Club. The members of the board of man
ayers Will be the assistant hostesses
There will be a reception at the Y. NJ C.
a. parloFs tuesday Tor the Y. NJ. c. A., jr.
a number of ladies. who are heads of the
sections, will have the reception in charge.
Mrs: Augustus Lynch Mason will give
Tea TUESDAY IN honor of Mrs. George II.
Porter, ana Mrs. benjamin Harrison will
give luncheon Wednesday for Mrs. Por-
Misses Nell Tliley and Nettie Cameron, of
Marion, are the guests OF Mrs John c.
Ruckelshaus. Wednesday Mrs. Ruckelshaus
ladies'
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Porter returned
yesterday from Clarksburg W. Va. where
they went for a short visit Mrs Porter
VIII observe Mondays after Feb l as her
day at home.
The Unity Circle of Meridian-street
Church will give a musical and literary en-
evening Mrs. Alexander Taggart is at the
head of the circle.
Miss Maggie Riley entertained, with music
ana ana dancing party, of young people Tues
DAY evening at her home. on North Penn
syivania street, assisted by Miss Clothilde
Schwartz Miss Teresa Mission. Miss Flossie
Howell and Miss Mayme Confrey.
Mrs. Mary A. futile and niece, Miss
Mary Sloan, who have been visiting in
Washington for several weeks will return
home Tuesday, Miss Sloan has received
numerous social attentions. She has been
an invited guest at the White House, has
been entertained by Mrs. Fairbanks and re-
ceived with Mrs. Fairbanks on her reception
day.
Mrs. j. G. Schramm for the marriage Of
their daughter, Miss Dorothea Augusta
Schianm, and Mr.. Fred Trow Ross. to
take place Wednesday, Feb. s, at u o'clock
at Grace Episcopal Church. Mr.. and Mrs.
James r. Ross have issued invitations for a
reception for their son and his bride in the
evening at o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Nier gave a reception
Thursday evening in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
Eli Kaufman, who have recently returned
from their wedding trip. The house was
profusely decorated with palms, ferns and
flowers, pink being the prevailing color.
Mrs. Nier was assisted by Mrs. j. B. Kauf-
man, Miss Martha Kahn, Miss Kahn, Miss
Rheinheimer, Miss Mayer and Miss Cohn
There was music during the reception
hours.
Mrs. F. Foster Reynolds entertained about
afternoon in honor of her daughter Edith s
ninth birthday. Games were played during
the afternoon, for which prizes were given.
At the conclusion of the games the children
marched to the dining room and We're all
seated at once at two long tables. Baskets
filled with bon-bOns and a rose were placed
at each plate as favors. The cream was
served in rose form, and the decorations
We're entirely of roses and palms.
Miss Winifred Stiles and Mrs. F. H. Ems
worth gave large card party yesterday
afternoon honor their
bel Ellsworth, of Boston, Mass. The guests
We're received in the reception hall by Mrs
F. II. Ellsworth and Miss Stiles, assisted
by Mrs. f. II. Stiles and Mrs. Morris Dowd
The hall and parlors were festooned with
cedar and smilaX, and tulips, carnations
and palms adorned the hall. Roses were
used in the parlors. Punch was served in
the library by Mrs. f. IL. Stiles and Mrs
Dowd. At the close of the game three hand
some prizes were given. The color scheme
used in refreshments was pink green and
white. Miss Ellsworth will remain in the
city through February, when she will leave
for visit in the South.