The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-01-30

Miss Harriet Fitch is visiting friends in
Cincinnati
Mrs. Frank w. FIanner has returned
| from visit in Chicago.
Miss Bessie Law, of Greenville. is the
guest of Mrs. F. j. Horning. at the Bla-
| cherne.
Mrs. Edward p. Keyes, of Newbury
VT. will come soon to visit Mrs. ]. B.
Roberts.
The French Causerie was entertained
yesterday afternoon by Miss Emily
Fletcher.
| Mrs. John r. Wilson and Mrs. Richard
w. Calling have returned from visit in
Louisville.
Mrs. H. p WATSON and Miss Grace
WATSON, who have been in Louisville, KY.
are home again.
| Miss Bella Meyer, of Philadelphia, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Meyer Ills
North Alabama street.
Mrs. Charles E. Merrifleld will entertain
the whist club, of which she is a member
| at luncheon Thursday.
Miss Charlotte Scott. who has been home
since the holidays, will return to school
| in New York this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stake and their
daughter Jessie have returned from a
weeks visit at Covington.
The Chapel Club will be entertained
Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. Null, at her
home on North Illinois street.
Miss Tomkins, who has been the guest
of Misses Malott returned to her home at
Fishkill-on- the-Hudson yesterday
Mrs. S. A. Fletcher will return from
Covington, KY, Wednesday, and will be
with Mrs. Edward F. Hodges for several
days.
Mrs, Hammond and daughter, Miss
Thelma, will leave this week for Orlando
Fla, where they will spend the rest of
the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. DAILY have postponed
indefinitely the card party which was to
be given Wednesday night. owing to illness
in the family.
Mrs. John r. Love received informally
yesterday afternoon in honor of her sister
Mrs. Cora B. Cole, of Utica, N. Y, who
is visiting her.
Mr.. w. S. Hubbard will go to California
this week to visit his daughter, Mrs. Field
His daughter, Mrs. Monfort and Miss Mon
fort, of Cincinnati. will accompany him.
Mrs. John l.. Griffiths will entertain
members of the Flower Mission at tea this
afternoon. Mrs. Griffiths was recently
elected president of the Flower Mission.
Invitations have been issued by The In
dianapolis Alumnae of the Kappa Gamma
| for a recer ZION at the Hotel English. FRI
day afternoon. The hours are from to s
o'clock.
Mrs. Gustav A. Schnull. Mrs. Albert f.
MetZger and Miss Bertha Rush will be the
hostesses for the February entertainment
of the Ladies Society of Das 'Deutsche
Haus, Feb. 10.
Mrs. Frederic f. Dewhurst will receive
her friends informa,iy this afternoon, at
the residence of Mrs. John B. Elan, 1910
Park avenue, before her departure for
Chicago tomorrow.
Miss Elsie Apologize has gone to Pitts
burg, for a months vacation on account
of her health. Her place at the Public
Library will be filled during her absence
| by Miss Mary Fletcher.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Cleveland will entertain this
| evening for Mrs. Hall, and "Wednesday
night Mr.. and Mrs. Charles =. DAILY will
give a card party for her. Friday night
| Mrs. Thomas will entertain at cards for
Mrs. Hall and she will be the guest of
| honor at Mrs. Harris Galbraith's tea on
Monday Wednesday Mrs. c. l.. Holmes
will give matinee party to see the Grand
Stock Company for Mrs. Hall.
The North Side Social Club will give
card party for the members and their
wives Wednesday evening. The committee
in charge of the entertainment is Mrs ~
| Mrs. Edward T. Cost is visiting her par
| ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Apologize, 1904
North Delaware street Mrs. Cost and
Mrs. Apologize will be at home informally
| this afternoon and evening to receive their
| friends. No invitations have been issued
| The High School Cadets and the Swain
Glass Club will give entertainment and
| drill in the new Sunday-school room of the
Centrai-aVenue M. r.. Church FRIDAY
evening. the proceeds to go TO the building
| fund of the Central-avenue NJ. E Sunday
| school. The programme will consist of
numbers by the |. II. S. Girls Glee Club
and the l. III. S. Mandolin Club: recitation
by Miss Elizabeth Maley and mandolin
| and guitar duet by Sulcer and Jeffries,
| and a drill by the High School Cadets.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Van Camp gave
delightful dance last night. at their home
on North Pennsylvania street, Mrs. j. o
Hall, of Dayton, o.. being the guest of
honor. Mrs. Van Comp vas assisted dur
ing the evening by Mrs CORTLAND Van
Camp and Mrs. c. l.. Holmes. The diff
ferent rooms were prettily decorated with
palms and flowers. In the dining room
pink and green were used. The center
piece was a round basket of pink roses
and the candleabra on either end of the
table held pink candles Among the guests
were Miss McDermott, of Cincinnati with
Mrs. Raymond Van Camp, and Miss
IhompsOn. of Lafaveffe