The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-03-25

and Mrs. T.. j. Heeb before going to their
home in Cincinnati.
Mrs. Martin NJ. Suess will entertain the
Nj. Z. Il. Club on Wednesday afternoon at
ner nome, PA Walcott street.
Mrs. Charles Emmett Coffin entertained
informally in honor of her little daughters
birthday yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Arthur Jordan entertained about ff-
" children yesterday afternoon in honor of
her daughter Annals birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William f.. Krieger and
Mrs. Elizabeth Mauer. who nave been Wis
lung IN Dallas, Tex, are home again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Dill, of Richmond.
who have been visiting Judge and Mrs.
Lewis c. Walker, have returned home.
Mrs. Proctor, of Upton. who has been
the guest of Mrs. Edwin =. Pugh. on East
washington street, has returned home.
Miss Rose Knefer entertained ten of her
young friends at a z o'clock supper last
night at her home on East Washington
street.
MIR. and Mrs. William T. Brown received
informally last night in honor Of their
guests, Bishop and Mrs. McCabe, of Ey-
anston, I'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Smith and Miss
Josephine Smith have returned from Flor
ida and will be at home after April . at
the Victoria.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis II. Levey will enter
tain at dinner Monday evening in honor of
NLCl 6uCSNS. MI. dlu AlIS. w lllldUl IOM
of New York.
Mrs. Robert f. McGrath and two chill
dren. of Lafayette, are visiting Mrs. Me-
Grath's mother Mrs. Mary A. Ward, and
family on North Capitol avenue.
Mr.. William Morrison. leader of the
Cornell Glee Club. is visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Morrison, on North
pennsylvania street, for ten days.
Mrs. Frederick Adams and her mother.
Mrs. Stansbury, will go to the latter's home
In Marion next week. Mrs. Adams. who
has been quite i'll, is convalescent
Mrs. j. D. johnson will receive informally
Wednesday afternoon, from 4 TO 6 O'Clock al
her home, in Woodruff Place, in honor of
her guests, Miss Johnson and Miss Cox, OF
Kentucky.
Miss Frances Perry, who has been at
tending the University of Chicago. is home
for a weeks vacation, and will receive her
friends informally tomorrow afternoon at
her home, 1017 Park avenue.
Prof. Lester r. Ward, of Washington, d
c., who will address the Contemporary
guest of honor at Mrs. SewalIs usual at
home on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Sew
all has issued invitations to a few friends
to meet Prof. Ward at dinner.
The Sunday-school class of Miss Beatrice
Tice, consisting of sixteen little girls be-
longing to Mrs. Fred Kneher's Sunday
school. will give a play April 5 In Mrs.
Knefier's drawing room. The invitations
will be limited TO fifty. 1t will be given for
the benefit of the piano fund of the school.
Mrs. G.. w. hurry, of 1923 Ash street,
will be the hostess for a tea given by the
ladies of the College-avenue Baptist
Church on next Wednesday from 3 TO !
o'clock. A musical programme will be Civ
en- and light refreshments served during
the afternoon.
Mrs. K. Wade was the hostess Friday
afternoon for a tea in honor of her sister,
Mrs. Mary A. Henney. She was assisted IN
receiving and entertaining by Mrs. {. Il.
Kerner and the members OF the Occasla So
ciety, of which Mrs. Henney is the founder.
The rooms were prettily trimmed with
spring flowers and potted plants.
charge of Mrs. Claude Griffith and Mrs
Frederick L. Watson. Numbers will be
given by the following ladies: Miss Anna
| Mckenzie, Mrs. Lottie Adam Raschig, Mrs
Robert /. Brakeman, Mrs. Lafayette Page
Mrs. job Il. Brush, Mrs. Harry 5. New
Mrs. Ella Wilcox Barry, Miss Benaldine
Smith, Miss Cora Daggett and Mrs. FRANK
L. Edenharter. Mr.. Charles r. Hansen
Miss Florence Doremus was the hostess
! for a hin shower yesterday afternoon In
honor of Miss Edna Joyce, who is to be
married Wednesday evening to Mr.. James
Canada. Among the guests were Miss
Elizabeth Elsasser, Miss Minnie F1emming,
Miss Naomi Archer, Miss Halle King and
Miss Edna Smith. with Mrs. Bert Self, Mrs.
William Gill, Mrs. Daisy Bachelor, Mrs.
William Meyers and Mrs. Bert Woodbeck.
There will be a parlor musicale given al
the home of Miss Florence Coffin, 97 NORTH
Pennsylvania street, Friday afternoon al
3 o'clock for the benefit of the Young Wom-
ans Missionary Society of the Second Pres
| byterian Church. Those who will take part
are Mrs. John 7. Brush, Mrs. r. r. Blake
man, Mrs. Lafayette Page, Mrs. Lottie Ad-
ans Raschig, Mrs. Anna Wilcox Barry
Mrs. Harry New, Miss Anna Mckenzie
Miss Benaldine Smith. Miss Daggett, Mrs
enhar and Mr.. Hansen.
Announcement is made of the engage
ment Of Miss Katharine Gordon Breed
daughter of Richard T.. Breed, of Muncie
to Harrison E.. Williams, of New York city
Miss Breed has quite a reputation as al
art lecturer and the skillful method by
which she coiors the slides to illustrate heI
lectures. She has a number of friends In
indianapolis, and during her recent visit
she was the guest OF Mrs. George G. Hit
on North Alabama street. Miss Breed ex-
poets to go abroad in May for six months
Or Thursday evening, at Z o'clock. Miss
Marie Emma Kares and Mr.. Frank Wit
tendorfer were married. Rev. w. w. Criley
of the First English Lutheran Church, Of
floating. A reception followed at the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 10.
seph Kares, at which the relatives and
most intimate friends were present. The
bride and groom. were the recipients OF
many handsome presents Assisting the
brides parents in receiving were Miss
Katherine Kares. Mrs. A. Zimmerman
Mrs. Fred Schaub. Mrs. Henry Heitkan
| and Mrs. William Schafer. Mr.. and Mrs
Wittendorfer will be at home after April
IL at 215 Spring street.
Last night at z o'clock occurred the mar
rage of Miss Gertrude Talbot, daughter
of Mrs. Elizabeth Sherman Talbot. and
Mr.. Fred John Denny at the home of the
bride, 1916 North Pennsylvania street. The
Episcopal ring was performed by
Rev. a. J. Graham, of Christ Church, be-
fore the immediate relatives of the bride
and bridegroom. The bride was becomingly
attired in her graduating gown of white
organdie and carried a bouquet of maiden
| hair fern. After the ceremony there was a
buffet luncheon served. after which Mr..
and Mrs. Denny went to the home of the
groom's father. 416 North West street,
where they will reside temporarily
The Young Woman's Missionary Society
of the Second Presbyterian Church will
give a parlor musicale Friday afternoon a
the home of Miss Florence Coffin, 9l NORTH
PENNSYLVANIA street. The programme is IL
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