The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-03-18

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list Church OF Camden.
A meeting will be held this afternoon at
@'JO o clock in the Maennerchor Hall to ar
range Tor the seasons Easter ball. All OF
the ladies OF the indianapolis Maennerchor
are cordially invited to attend.
Mrs. G. B. Van Arsdale, of South Bend,
was the guest of Mrs George K Trask
yesterday. Mrs. Van ArSdale is en- route
to the home OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. X Wetherald, at Connersville.
NJ. and Mrs. Charles B. Burger have an
nounced the engagement of their sister,
Miss Lucia Pearle Burger, to Mr.. Thomas
RANDALL Spurgeon, Of Terre Haute. The
wedding will occur on Monday evening,
April Is, at No. 27O1 North Illinois street
A number of the leading dance clubs of
the city are making preparations to give
dance at the German House April IS. The
following gentlemen have the affair. in
charge: Mr.. Charles Davidson, Mrs. Guy
Jones, DR.. A. Z. Buchanan, Mr.. Morris
Cohen, Mr. ]. p. Mullaly, Mr.. Martin Nc
Dermott DR.. j. D. Cain and Mr.. Charles
Pease.
airy class of the Medical College Of Indiana
were entertained last evening by Mr.. and
Mrs. William Seburn, at their home, No:
1l23 North Alabama street, in honor of
their niece, Miss Ida Kinsey, of Butler
College. The favors given were relics
brought from India by Miss Kinsey, each
being tied with purple ribbon, the univer-
sity color. Mr.. and Mrs. Seburn were as
sisted by Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey 7. Seburn.
The students of the Central College OF
physicians and Surgeons and the Central
Dental College gave their third dance at
the Pastfme Hall Thursday evening They
Will give their last dance next Wednesday
evening at Pooles Hall. Miss Blanche
Shanklin. of Frankfort, was the guest Of
honor Thursday night.
musical tea will be given tomorrow
afternoon at the home of Miss Hettie
Adams. 1920 North Delaware street, for the
benefit of the Girls Home. The partici-
t. Brush, Mrs. George Edwin Hunt, Mrs.
Ella Wilcox Barry, Mrs. Carroll Carr and
Mrs. David Gibson. Candies and nuts will
be offered for sale and there will be
collection Of water-cclor Easter cards sold.
Yesterday afternoon Miss Isabel Haas
entertained about fifty young ladies at
progressive euchre at her home, 523 North
Alabama street The hostess was assisted
in receiving and entertaining by her
mother, Mrs. Joseph Haas, Mrs. Gundle-
finger, Mrs. John Edmunds. Mrs. ]. Kauf-
man, Mrs. n. Cohn, Miss Rose Haas and
Miss Lemon. The decorations in the
The tally cards were sketches appropriate
for st. Patrick's day. A four-course
luncheon was served during the afternoon.
Mrs. Thomas Winterrowd was the hostess
for ST. Patrick's day card party yes
terday afternoon in honor of Mrs. Francis
Whipple, of Rockville. Mrs. Winterrowd
was assisted by Mrs. S. E. Perkins. Mrs:
Benham, Mrs. Charles ID. Johnson and
Miss Clara Ingram. The tally cards were
in the shape of shamrocks, and green
decoration was conspicuous throughout the
| Mrs. Ada Thomas, of Martinsville, with
Mrs. c. e. Hollenbeck, and Miss Bowman,
| OF Bloomington. with Mrs. Perkins. Mrs
Whipple Will sail for Europe the latter
part of next month with some Rockville
| friends to be absent three months.
| The ladies of the Cavendish Whist Club
| entertained the gentlemen last night at
dinner at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
| and hostesses for the evening were Mr.. and
| Mrs. Walter Benton. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis A.
| Kinsey. Mr.. ard Mrs. John Serff Dinner
| was served at $50 o'clock at small tables.
and the decorations were green The guests
| were Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hawkins, Mr..
] and Mrs. Frank II. Carter, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Greenstreet, Mr.. and Mrs. Arson Gardner.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Granville Howe. Mr.. and
| Mrs. George Beck. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
| Merrifeld. Mr.. and Mrs Richard Reeves,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jenkins and Mr.. and
f, Mrs. Preston Kelsey. The evening was
pleasantly spent at whist.
The Philomathean Club observed its
guest day Friday afternoon at the home of
| Mrs. L. S. Ludlum, on College avenue.
| About seventy-five ladies were present.
! Mrs. Ludlum assisted in receiving by
! Mrs. s. w. Trout, the president In the
! dining room was Mrs. III. II. Hall. assisted
by Mrs. Fl. c. voris. Mrs EIdridge, Mrs
| f. w. Tidball and Mrs. T. p. Swain. Miss
King and Miss Fannie Allison served the
punch. Miss Swain played a piano solo.
| DR.. Taylor gave very interesting talk on
| Woman and Her Sphere Miss Palmer
| sang, and Mrs. Walter Pfaff gave a read
1 ing. Mrs. Ransford, president of the Local
| Council of Women, gave very interesting
| talk. after which Mrs. May Wright Sewall
talked on 'Internationalism." In the din
| ing room the table decorations were red
| and green.
| Mrs I. N Richie gave delightful bon
1 net" party yesterday afternoon, entertain
| ing about sixty-five ladies. Bonnets were
| worn by the guests of every size and de-
| scriptfon, being all the way from ten to
one hundred years old. There were some
| that were very quaint and pretty and be-
/ coming to the wearers Mrs. William APP
| plegate wore a calash bonnet over a hun
| dred years DID, Mrs. William Gavitt, of
/ Evansville, wore a quaint bridal bonnet
| and Mrs. H. B. Bates wore a becoming
/ Becky Sharpe" trimmed with pink roses
/ and ribbon. The hostess was assisted in
receiving and entertaining by Mrs. Chap
4 man williams. Mrs. Winfield Miller, Mrs.
4 Robert Churchman, Mrs. Edward Treat,
Mrs. William Apologize. Mrs. L. F. Cost
| Witt Griffith. Mrs. w. B. Holton. Mrs. d.
S. Hill. Mrs. Charles Jenkins, Mrs. John
NJ. Lilly. Mrs; $. L. Holmes, Mrs Clarence
| Wilkerson. Miss Ethel Clayborn, the
| Misses Mcintosh. Miss Lena T. Brash, the
| Misses Spencer. Miss Eliza Chambers. Miss
Blanche O'Donnell and Miss Louise Nc
| Dougal. The guests of honor were Mrs.
] Riches sister. Mrs. Gavitt. of Evansville.
! and Mrs. II. B. Bates. who has recently
| come from Cincinnati TO reside in Indian
| apolis Last night Mr.. and Mrs. Richie
| entertained twenty-six guests at winter
| picnic. The gentlemen trimmed hats for
/ the ladies and the supper was served In
| the old-fashioned way. The dinner cards
| were pen-and-ink sketches of ridiculous
| figures. During the evening the fortunes
1 of the guests were told.
| Mrs. Granville G. Allen and Mrs. George
| A. Weadon entertained about seventy
\ ladies at cards yesterday afternoon at the
| residence of the former on Broadway. The
/ hostesses were assisted in receiving by
/ Mrs. Frank III. Carter, Mrs. Thomas X.
| Thornbury and Miss Ella Louise Palmer.
| The decorations throughout the different
| rooms were green. in honor Of st. Patricks
4 day. The guests were Miss Laura Hart
| man. Mrs. Augusta Craft, Mrs. Augusta
| Hertzch, Mrs. Herman Rosengarten, Mrs.
| William Carey. Mrs. Charles Tutewiler,
| Mrs. j. Hubinger. Mrs. Emil Zumpfe, Mrs.
/ Harry Roney, Mrs. Frank Riabie, Mrs.
/ Willis Fugate, Mrs. George Macy, Mrs.
| Marshall Hice, Miss Florence Patterson,
| Mrs. Miles Sinnott, Miss Caroline Good
| hart. Mrs. William Welsh, Mrs. Byron
| Hutchinson, Mrs. Theodore Potter, Mrs.
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