The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-05-08

nave been guests at the Misses Atkins's
house party. have returned home.
Mr.. 4. N. Price. who has been visiting
his daughter, Mrs. w. H.. welch. will re-
turn the latter part of the week to his
home in Columbus. o.
Miss Claire Shower invited a few friends
yesterday afternoon TO meet Mrs. Samuel
Westfall. OF Redlands, Cal, at her apart
ments in the Blacherne.
Mrs. John T. Brush and Miss Josephine
Robinson will take part in the programme
to be given at the Eleanor Hospital annual
reception Tomorrow afternoon
Mr.. Fred L. Fox has gone to Charleston.
w. Va. to reside permanently; Mrs; Fox.
who Is visiting relatives in st. Paul. Mimi,
will join her husband in a few weeks.
Mrs. George Bannon and Miss Bannon
will leave to-day for st. Paul, MIMI, where
they will visit relatives. On June 8 Mrs. and
Miss Bannon will go abroad for the sum-
mer.
At the F%ortnightly Literary club this aft
ernoon instead of the regular programme
Mr.. Louis Rowland will read a paper on
Local Literary Tendency" 1t will be a
special guest day.
Amateurs at their last meeting: President.
Mr. Max Leckner; vice president, Miss SUI
san Brown; treasurer, Mrs. David Gibson;
secretary. Miss Claire Howe.
The following Indianapolis people are
registered at West Baden Springs: Mrs. A
A Wilkinson. Mrs. Greer. Mrs. Stella An
derson. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred f. Potts. Judge
Wiley, Mr.. ]. M. Lilly, Mr.. William Koethe,
Mr.. S. N. Chambers. Mr.. A. L. Lockridge,
Mr.. Paul Krauss, jr., Mr.. William Fortune
and Mr.. c. L. Bushman.
Mrs. w. III. WEIGH entertained guests for
five tables of euchre yesterday afternoon
at her home on College avenue, in honor of
Miss Price, of Columbus, o., who Is visit
ing her, and Mrs. Williams, of Henderson,
Ky. The different rooms were fragrant with
spring flowers and potted plants. Mrs. w.
w. Williams will be with Mrs. WEIGH the
remainder Of the week.
The Veronica Club will be at home this
evening at the German House. The even
ing up to 10 o'clock will be devoted to
euchre. followed by dancing. The recep-
ton committee consists of the president of
the club, Mrs. John Schleppy, with Mrs.
Henry Warnum. Mrs. Walter W Mrs.
Mary McMorrow, Mrs. William McWhin-
Longsdale, Miss Mary Martin, Miss Har-
riett Stewart and Miss Louise McCarty.
Five hundred invitations have been issued.
and there will be several guests from out OF
town.
PICTURES ON VIEW.
Miss Ada NJ. Comingor, Miss Anna Has
selman. Miss Bessie Hendricks, Miss Helen
Mckay and Miss Mary Y. Robinson are
exhibiting q varied collection of water
colors. paintings in oil. pen and ink
sketches and typography. at the H.. Lieber
Il BdliSIy. lHt t4ulDAL optutQ ycStci-
day and will continue through the week.
Miss Comingor exhibits nineteen pictures,
in both figure and landscape work, all of
which are very creditable. She has three
pictures in pastel. the only three In the
exhibit. They are called. 1.-The Orchard"
Elisa and MY Friend" Several of Miss
C~omingor's pictures were painted among
the Kentucky hills and there are a num-
Der of scenes around indianapolis. Her
exhibit consists of the following pictures:
"c ciny nIsea, @nr "amons she the w0G %en-
lucky Hills" "a Bonny Lassie,' Sweet
Oranges" IA Dutch Study Flowers"
"A Country Road" "A Hillside" "a Ken
lucky Suburb 'The Old MILL pleasant
Rum" Autumn and 1.-The Canal" Miss
Anna Hasselman has a very pretty exhibit
In water colors. Several of her landscape
views were painted among the Virginia
mountains and others were painted In
England. Some of her pictures among the
in the Mountains" Evening in the
Park" IAN English Knight" English
Village Street." Where Lorna Doone
was Married" I'm the Bristol Channel"
Dutch Girl" Mandolin Girl" Flower
Girl" 'The Evening Chapter" and several
pen and ink sketches. A portrait of the
artists mother is very good in black and
white. Miss Bessie Hendricks exhibits a
varied collection In oils and water color.
JIG eHlllieu Il iOe ia a. tduule Jul dit
is very attractive. 1t is of a young girl
playing at a piano. The girls dress Is of
white, flimsy stuff over yellow, and the
color blending is perfect. The girl is easily
recognized as Miss Elizabeth Ray. Miss
Hendricks has several pictures painted
down in Tennessee. which are full of the
characteristics of the place. Some of her
RR% IIstu tss eTshars'i. a asione sThe sw RrSmSte his
Turn and Orchard In Bloom in oils,
and Between Poses.' "By the Brook"
Down in Tennessee" "In Early March,"
c sqden,ne Jack y hoss Smiley GSxs; Near aenn Faire
view." Highland Home" Spring in the
Glen" and "A Stitch in Time in water
color. Her portrait work is splendid and
the poses graceful. Miss Helen Mckay
also exhibits several pictures in oil, enc
| of which entitled "a Spring Evening" is
very attractive. Another one is called "A
Young Girl and another in oil is called
"Cyclamen." AMONG the water colors ex-
| hibited by Miss Mckay are Midsummer
in Yellow Springs Across the Campus
| Where the Miami Heads "Ohio Farms"
1.-THE Kitchen Table" "A Good Model"
dianapolis Byway." Cherry Bloom and
I'm Spring" Miss Mary Yandes Robinson
has a pretty collection on exhibition. both
in water color and pyrography; Among
the collection is a portrait sketch of Miss
Claire Shower, which is gracefully posed.
Other pictures are called "a Mountain b.
ouet," "a Peaceful Valley" Spring Bios
Seller" "The Belle" ''The Veteran"
Evening" "a Berkshire Hillside" "The
Brook" "Poinsetta," Youth and
Dreaming" In typography there are two
original designs, Little Boy Blue" and
Little Miss Moffett.' and a picture frame
in an original design.
SLACK-EIKENBARY.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
WABASH, Ind, May This morning at
$3.50, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. r. S.
Eikenbary, in this city, Prof. W.. r. Slack.
superintendent of the public schools at
Brazil, Ind. and Miss Minnie, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Eikenbary, were married.
The bride is one of the most successful
teachers in the schools of Wabash county
I and is popular in all circles. Professor and
Mrs. Slack left Immediately after the cere-
mony, which was performed by the Rev.
w. j. Vigus, for their home in Brazil.