The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-11-25
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

visiting relatives III Liz Sily'
Mrs. Chas. Fox, of Terre .Haute, is a
guest of Mrs. Chas. A. Rusch.
Mrs. Frank Van Camp has issued invita-
lions for a card party at her home Thurs
day, Dec &
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F.. Calkins left
Thursday for a Western trip, ana VIII De
absent two months.
Mrs. Alfred Bursdal has issued invitations
for a luncheon Friday. Dec. 8, at her nome
on North Capitol avenue.
DIR. and Mrs. George Cook. Of Pittsburg,
Fletcher, on North Capitol avenue.
Miss Sarah Foster will lead the Young
women's Christian Association tomorrow
at 4 o'clock. Miss Thayer will sing.
Mr.. and Mrs. George T.. Porter gave a Z
o'clock dinner at the University Club last
night for Mr.. and Mrs R. T. Lowndes' OF
Louisville.
The Epworth League of the centrsl,ave-
nue. NJ. E. Church will give a social on
next Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs.
]. NJ. Mowrer, l441 Central avenue.
Miss Josephine Robinson will entertain a
few friends Monday afternoon with a must
Gale at her home, on East Michigan street,
for her guest, Miss Cone, of Hartford Conn
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Clune have issued
invitations for a dance Thursday evening"
street. in honor of their son and his bride,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Clune, who were
recently married.
Members of the Young Mems and Wom-
Gil
tanned by Mr.. and Mrs. d. NJ. Parry Thurs
day, Thanksgiving night, at their home.
1895 North Delaware street. No invitations.
nave been issued.
Mrs. Louisa NJ. Huber was the hostess
yesterday afternoon for a progressive
euchre party. Mrs. Huber was assisted In
entertaining and receiving by her sister,
Miss Gustetter, Mrs. John Stiiz. Miss Gass
of Muncie. Miss Goodwin and her daughter,
Miss Huber. The parlors were prettily deco
rated with chrysanthemumS and roses. Miss
Hovey. Of New York, was among the guests.
Mrs. A. C. Arnold was the hostess yes
terday afternoon for a card party. She was
ASSISTED s. IN NH ree snG Mss 9y ue neT s slSrH1: aeS
The parlors were prettily decorated In white
chrysanthemums, the back parlor in yellow
chrysanthemums and In the dining room
ping chrysanthemums were used. There
were fourteen tables. Seven handsome
prizes were awarded the successful contest
ants.
Mrs Francis T. Hord gave a luncheon at
the University Club yesterday TO the assist
ants in the flower booth at the Naval Fair
of the Flower Mission last week. of which
Hewitt H. Rowland. Miss May Henley,
Miss Edith Smith. Miss Katherine Ayers,
Miss Mary Wilson, Miss Ella Vonnegut,
Miss Stella Adams. Miss Helen Davidson
and Mrs. Sharpe. Marking each place was
a dainty name card with figures of girls
wearing red sailor costumes-the costumes
worn by the young ladies in Mrs. Hord'S
booth.
Mrs. ]. II. Talbot was the hostess yes
tsrday Tor a lad party at her home, 24S
the ie': SUGGESTION Gsriieaa1 Of s a fad in h 5er h sHes and TG ai
sorts of pet hobbies were represented In
this way. Mrs. Talbot was assisted in
Talbot. Mrs. Anna Hammond, Miss Alice
Sommerville and Miss LauraMcKenna Dur
ing the afternoon Mrs. Arthur Peterson and
Miss Mckenna rendered several piano Sc
lections. Prizes were given TO the persons
guessing the greatest number of fads rep
resented. Among the guests We're Mrs.
~ onA NJ pnNrvnnnH nf Darr -ThA
are visiting Mrs. Frank NJ. Talbot. Mrs.
Talbot will give a rhimble party this after
noon.
Mrs. A. s.. Benson gave a handsome re-
ception yesterday afternoon at her home, on
North Delaware street. Mrs. Benson was
assisted in receiving by Mrs. Z. +. Cost and
9 Miss H? Noe,. M Mae, w Of & Sin appIasa a9d Mrs Mrs
Charles Dryer. Mrs: L. Fuller, Mrs. F. r.
Jennings. Mrs. Wallace Donnan. Mrs. Wal
Mrs. Frank Jones. Mrs. A. J. Morris. Mrs.
r. p. Craft. Miss Cora Perry. Miss Emma
WATSON. Miss Fannie Sloan: The guests
were received In the front parlOr. which was
prettily adorned with pink roses. The hall
was trimmed with yellow chrysanthemums.
and In the dining room American Beauty
roses formed the decoration. with maiden
hair fern. The table was covered with a
Battenburg lace scarf, and on one corner
was a large bow OF American Beauty ribbon.
The candles and shade in the candelabrum
were of the same shade. \ touch of green
was added TO the table by pistachio cream
pOnDonS. "A large NUMBER OF guests called
during the receiving hours, which We're from
) TO 8 o'clock.
The patroncsses for the charity ball OF the
German Ladies' Aid Society at the German
House Tuesday evening, Dec. 3, will be Mes
danes +. T1lly. Frederick p. Rush, Louis
Hollweg. Charles H. Broich, w. Metzger,
w. Rodehamel. William Haerle. A. NJ.
Kuhn. J. Buehler. Robert Kipp. Robert Kel-
Ter. s. Nilius. William Il. Jungclaus. Philip
~Rappaport, l. Struby. y. Schellschmidt
Clemens Vonnegut. jr, O. Stechhan. A.
ScherreT. Ernest Aneshaensel. @. A. West
ing. ~ L. Metzger. The following commit
tees have been formed: Hall and decora-
tons: Mrs. Louis Hollweg. chairman: Mrs.
George a. Schnull. Mrs. George Nonnegut.
Mrs. George G. Weiss, Mrs. j. r. Pearson,
Mrs. Charles Krauss. Mrs. Z. Bertermann,
Mrs. a. Wiegand Music committee: Mrs.
Walk, Mrs. John Wocher. Mrs. John W.
Schmidt Mrs. Bernard Vonnegut, Mrs. AL
bert T.. Metzger. Mrs. William Springhorn.
Press committee: Mrs. Charles II. Brolch.
chairman; Mrs. Frederick y. Rush, Mrs.
Wesley ~Rhodenhamel. Mrs. Henry r.
mittee: Mrs. 7. Rappaport. chairman, as
sisted by Mesdames @. a. Wrestling. J. TflIy.
W. Springfield, Goeller. A. Metzger. Hoehn.
Rattan, Riegeer. ,Reick. Schellschmidt. A.
Stumpf. J. Happersberger: II. MItschrich.
VI. Otte, r. Mueller and J. Cullman. Re
Treatments: Mrs. Robert Keller. Chairman.
assisted by Mrs. +. Bachmann. Mrs. Jung
claus. Mrs. Philip Ham. Mrs. ]. Rauch.
Mrs. u Dohmetsch and Mrs. NJ. Reiffel.
Miss Caroline Burford gave a large and
brilliant tea yesterday afternoon for Mrs.
visiting In the city. The guests were re-
ceived IN the drawing room, which was
: beautifully decorated in American Beauty