The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-03-04

The Hope Circle of Kings Daughters Will
meet tomorrow afternoon with Miss Ruby
Rees, 1918 North Alabama street.
Mrs. F. A. Nickel is seriously i'll at the
home of her sister Mrs. "A. w. McCurdy'
No So North Pennsylvania street
Miss Henrietta Grohs will give a linen
shower soon for Miss Frieda Lipman,
whose engagement has been announced.
DIR. s. w. Dodds, of st. Louis, who. has
| been the guest OF DR.. Rachel Swain, OF
| Woodruff Place, will return home to-day.
Mrs. p. d. Johnston, of No. 1922 North
| Pennsylvania street, is visiting her brother,
| the Rev. DR.. T. A. Nelson. In Brooklyn,
n. Y.
The M. c. B. Club will be entertained by
| Mrs Mary Hoffman. at her home, No. 202
| Randolph street. on next v ednesday after
| noon
The engagement is announced of Miss
/ Fannie Edna McClintock TO Mr.. Frank ,.
| Born. The wedding will occur some time In
i April.
| Mrs. Charles Schultze has gone to New
/ York to spend several months with her
son. Mr.. Schultze will join her in the
| spring.
Wednesday for Mrs. Parker. of Washing
| ton, who Is the guest of Mrs. benjamin
| Harrison.
Mrs A M Robertson will give tea Fri
| day afternoon at her home, 926 North Me-
ridian street. for Mrs. and Miss Fenton,
/ of Chicago.
Miss Henrietta Grohs will give matinee
| party Wednesday afternoon in honor of
| Miss Hannah Able, of Cincinnati, who is
| visiting her.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Shower and their
/ daughter Claire are expected next week
from California, where they have been for
/ three months
| Mrs. Charles Truser. of Woodruff Place,
| will entertain her card club at the Hotel
/ English Thursday. March s, and will serve
| luncheon afterwards.
| Mr.. William S. Hubbard and Mrs. Mont
| fort and Miss Montfort, of Cincinnati. who
| accompanied him to California, are ex-
pected home next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis ]. Levy came yester-
| day to visit Mrs. Levy's parents, MIR. and
| Mrs. Joseph Solomon. Mrs. Levy will
make an extended visit.
| Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Everitt entertained a
/ large party of young people last evening
in celebration of their daughter Elizabeth's
| fifteenth birthday anniversary.
| c. L. Thornton, with his family. will
! spend to-day I'm Greencastle, attending
| celebration of the eighty-ninth birthday
| of his grandmother, Mrs. Darral.
| The auxiliary society of the Railway
| Postal Clerks will be entertained Monday
| evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. j.
| w. Crouch, 2704 Bellefontaine street.
Queen Esther Auxiliary will be enter
/ tanned Friday by Mrs. Abel l.. Hayes. $40
] North Illinois street, assisted by Mrs.
Laura Kruse and Mrs. Mary c. Moulton.
Mr. and Mrs Louis j. Levy are here on
Joseph Solomon. Mr. Levy will leave to-
| morrow, but Mrs. Levy will make an ex-
| tended visit.
Mrs. John o. Perrin and her mother,
Mrs. Hervey Bates, will leave week after
| next for Germany. They will remain there
| for several weeks before they go to Paris
| for the summer.
| Mrs. George w. Sloan is the regent of
| the Indianapolis Chapter of the Indiana
Daughters of the Revolution, instead Of
Mrs. James A. Mount, as has been err
roneously announced
| A missionary social Will be given at the
| parsonage of the Meridian-street NJ. +.
| Church tomorrow evening. The ladies of
the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
will be the hostesses.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Haerle gave an in
formal dinner last evening 10 a few of
| their friends. The guest Of honor was Mrs.
Won Starkloff, OF St. Louis, who is the
guest Of Mrs. Louis Hollweg. 80
Mrs. James A Mount read a paper at
| Greenwood Thursday evening on the Mis-
takes and Possibilities Of Rural Life" She
| took the place of Governor Mount, who
was ill and unable to be present
The Maennerchor Ladies' Society will
have a guest day Friday. March 9. A
| McGibeny furnishing some OF her mono
logues. assisted by Mrs. Alice Fleming
| Evans, cOntrattO.
Mrs. A B. Tolin gave a dinner last even
ing for her son Richard. The members OF
| the High School basket ball team were the
| guests. They were Harris Walcott. Ralph
| Jones. Albert Coffin Homer Barker and
| Alexander Taggart.s f+p
Mr.. and Mrs. James Sandborn. of Chest
| nut street. celebrated their tin wedding an
| niversary Thursday evening" The guests
| were entertained at dancing and cards.
| The decorations Were carnations and pot
| ted plants Tin candlesticks held the car
nations which decorated the tables.
Misses Anna and Elizabeth Gray gave a
| party "Wednesday evening TO celebrate
| their birthday. II was an ''old-fashioned
party" The guests were Mrs A Austin,
Misses Adah and Jennie Ross. Misses Pearl
and Salome Shannon. Misses Olive. Belle
and Bessie Wilson. Miss Nell Cochrane and
Misses Anna and Lily Milander.
The fifth section of the Ladies' Society
| OF the German House gave a card party
and musicale yesterday afternoon. The
| card party was from 2 to T. and the must
| Gale from to 5. Those contributing TO the
musicale were Mr.. Ernestinoff. Miss Criley.
Mrs. Hugh McGibeny, Mr.. Frank Taylor,
Mrs. Gundelfinger, Mrs. Fugate and Miss
| Carman
The Veronica Club was entertained
Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Langsdale. at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Hagen. 1t was tourist day. Mrs.
w. III. Smith read paper, "a Trip 70
California; Miss Mary Martin. THE Gar
den OF the GODS, MIS-. w. T.. FITZPATRICK,
of Whiteland, Ind, "A Mexican Tradi-
ton" and a Sketch of the Rhine by
Miss Marguerite Hagen. Mrs. Langsdale
was assisted by Mrs A NJ. New. Mrs.
Connely and Miss Pauline Hagen. Roses
and tulips were in the parlors Carnations
were used In the dining ROOM in which an
elaborate luncheon was served. The IA
vors were violets, the club emblem. Mrs
Eugene Hazard, of Louisville, and Miss
Marguerite Hagen, OF Nordhausen, Ger
many, were the out-of-town guests.
A wedding of interest to many friends In
this city that of Miss Clara Louise
Peery, OF Greensburg, and Mr.. Thomas
Maslin Greene. one Of Cincinnati's prom
inent and most successful business men.
The ceremony was pronounced at o'clock
Wednesday at the home of the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. b. Peery, by the Rev.
+. s. Tincher. in the presence of the imme-
date relatives. - The bride wore a hand
some tailor gown of pastel sage and Rus
sian turban trimmed in shaded violets.
Miss Peery is a sister of Mrs. Z. .. Heeb
and is we'll known I'm this city where she
has spent much OF her time in the study OF
music and as pupil at the Girls Classical
School. Immediately after the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. Greene left for a tour of
Florida. They will go 10 Havana, where
Mr.. Greene has extensive business inter-
ests. From Havana they will go to New
York. Cards just issued announce that
they will be at home after May 10 at the
Hotel Aims, Walnut Hills, Cincinnati.
The hall OF the Propylaeum presented a
unique scene last evening. Coming from
the stairs on TO the weird picture. one
might have thought that ne was i'm the
old world. The hall was arranged to rep.
resent a French cafe An effect of beauty
was not so much aimed at as the typica