The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-02-19

nent residence. Mrs Judah has been or
ganist at Roberts Park Church for eight
! years.
Miss Gertrude Bleistine. of Lebanon. is
the guest Of the Misses Wilson, 221S North
| Meridian street.
Mrs. Walter S sprankle has returned
/ from HagerstOWn, where she has been Wis
| iting her parents.
Mrs. V. II: Lockwood entertained a few
| ladies yesterday afternoon, inviting hem to
meet Mrs. J. 4. Milburn.
Mrs. Thomas G. Smiley of North Merid-
ian street, eft yesterday for visit of sew
eral weeks at Aberdeen S. d.
Mrs. Ernest II. Trip will entertain the
Daughters of the Revolution Wednesday
afternoon at the Hotel English.
Mrs. W. r. Myers and daughter, of An
derson, viii sp end this week with the Misses
Stewart, on West Walnut street.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cougett, of Dead
wood, s. D., are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sylvester Rolhn, on North street.
Miss Alice ZaiIinger. of Detroit. who has
| been visiting Miss Clark, will be the guest
of Miss Maud Mcconnell this week.
Mrs. c. +. Hollenbeck will give a lLncneon
and cara party Thursday IN honor IF her
visitor, Mrs. w. F. Bruner, Of St Louis.
Miss Alice S. Pillett, of Bellefontaine
street, has gone South to visit relatives in
New Orleans and the upper Mississippi river
coast.
Miss Florence Day is visiting the family
of DR.. Hyndman, at Cincinnati. Mrs. Day
will not receive tomorrow, her usual day
at home
Mr.. Alfred II. Evans will entertain the
members Of the Capitol-avenue Neighbor-
hood Whist Club Wednesday evening at the
Denison.
Mrs John Valiant and daughter Bessie.
of Planfield, n. j., are visiting the formers
sister, Mrs. Edward c. Booz, 240 West New
York street.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Clark, of Mishawaka
are visiting Mrs Clark's sister, Mrs
PdQuett
| North Illinois street
Miss Della Crawley and Miss Carrie
| Schoettle will entertain at cards Wednesday
| in honor Of Miss Ida Hawekotte, at the
| home of Miss Crawley.
| Mr. and Mrs +. f. Ellsworth entertained
few friends at cards Friday evening in
| honor of Miss Ellsworth, of Boston, and
Miss Conn, of Louisville.
! Mrs. A. Lawson entertained number of
| friends with card party at her residence,
! on North Senate avenue Monday evening
| in honor of her niece, Miss Hicks.
/ Capt. J. J. ORourk and wife are visiting
! their daughter, Mrs. G.. F. Morrow, at the
| Hotel English. Captain O'Rourk was quar-
! termaster of the First Army Corps in Cuba
on General Wilson'S staff.
| Mr. and Mrs. Sample entertained the
| Fortnightiy Euchre Club Thursday evening
/ at their home, 24l1 Talbot avenue. The
club will meet with Mr.. and Mrs. Slaughter,
2CS WOcOtt street, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Baggs will observe
their golden wedding anniversary tomorrow
by receiving their friends informally after
o'clock at their home, No. 1920 North
Pennsylvania street. There are no invi-
tations.
There will be a Martha WASHINGTON re-
ceptlon given tomorrow evening by the
members of the Young Women's Chr:stian
Association at the rooms on North Meridian
street. Misses Ella Malott, Josephine Hy de
and Edna Swain are in charge If the en-
tortainment.
There will be no social at the Maenner-
Choir this afternoon Tomorrow afternoon
a nnfn Of fIn Mo- I,N,,
will give a guest day, when Mrs. Maud Con-
way Blanchard, of Boston, will give her
lecture recital, Songs of Shakespeare"
One of the events of each social season is
the charity ball given by Mr. ID. b. Bren-
neke at the Brenneke Academy. The one
this year will be given Thursday evening.
The balcony will be open for those who wish
to look on. The proceeds will be divided be-
tween two charities. There are no invita-
tions.
Mrs. James H. Baldwin and daughter
Helen and Mrs. w. w. Herod are expected
to arrive in New York tomorrow from Eu-
rope, where they have been for five months.
winter in Washington with his daughter,
Mrs. Lewis, and family, will also return
home this week.
The following young ladies, members of
party yesterday afternoon to see TOO
Much Johnson" Misses Grace Kennedy,
Anna Right, Ethel Claybourne, Harriet
Kramer, Phyllis May, Helen Moore, Emma
Buschman, Bertha Jones' Florence Baxter,
| Elizabeth May and Schaefer. The party
was chaperoned by Mrs. Claybourne.
The Societysof the Daughters of the
American Revolution will be entertained
Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
G. S. Denny. Mr.. John E. Cleland Will read
q paper and there will be songs by Mrs,
Sontag and Miss Josephine Robinson. Mrs.
Denny will be assisted by Mrs. Albert Ba-
ker, Mrs. George w. Sloan. Mrs. James NJ.
Winters, Miss Eliza Browning and Miss
Brooke Griffin.
Mrs. w. H. ii. Miller gave a luncheon yes
| terday in honor OF her daughter, Mrs. Cliff
| ford Arrck The table was prettily ar
ranged with Bermuda lilies and white hya-
| cintbs The guests entertained includcd Mrs.
| Benjamin Harrison, Mrs A. l.. Mason, Mrs.
/ w p. Herod. Mrs. w. 3. Wheelock, Mrs.
| II. II. Rowland Mrs. Iia Did Taylor, Mrs.
| ]. X. Sharpe, jr., Mrs. Samuel Reid, Mrs.
/ Evans Woollen, Mrs. Francis r. Hord, Mrs.
| H. Bates, jr., and Mrs. Augustus Cpburn.
| Mrs. Henry Eitel entertained the mem
| bers of the Fortnightly Literary Club yes
| terday afternoon and had as her special
| guests Miss Clara b. Laughlin, literary edi-
| tor of the Interior, of Chicago, and Mrs May
| w. DOMAIN During the afternoon Mrs.
Donnan read the play. 'Magda, which
Modieska will play in this city soon. Mrs.
/ Eitel was assisted by her daughter, Miss
! Harriet Eitel, Miss Daisy Clark, Miss Zol-
/ linger and Miss Mansfield Miss Laughlin
| will remain several days with Mrs Eitel.