The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-10-18


Mrs. +. ]. Daugherty is spending the
week in Chicago.
Mrs. Scott Thomas entertained a few
friends Tuesday evening at her home, 81
Greer street.
Mrs. Charles A. Layman, who has been
visiting her sister in Springfield, o. has
returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar L. Watkins and chill
oren will leave to-day for Chillicothe. o.,
where they Will visit friends.
Mrs. 7. NJ. Greene, who has been visiting
her sister. Mrs. i. j. Heeb. has returned
10 her home In Walnut Hills. Cincinnati.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis j. Smith and Miss
emma Virginia Pearson, who attended the
Warmouth-Hess wedding at Wabash Tues
day night, have returned home
DIR. and Mrs. Carlton Ruel McCuIlocii,
who were married Tuesday i'm Chica.o,
have gone on an Eastern trip, and will
be at home after Nov. l at the Delano
Mrs. Ingram Fletcher and Mrs. Edward
Churchman will be at home informally this
afternoon for Mrs. Wilbur A. Chapman.
of Salt Lake City, who is en- route to
Florida, where she will spend the winter.
A meeting Of the Good-time Euchre Club
was held at the residence of d. c. Hughes,
GIG East st. Clair street, on Tuesday even
ing. The prize winners were ID. c. Hughes
and Mrs. w. w. Spencer, first prizes, and
Mr.. w. w. Spencer and Mrs. Van Camp
BOBBY prizes.
Miss Vernie L. Weaver. daughter of Col.
Weaver, a professor of De Pauw Uni
versity, and a granddaughter of Bishop
simpson, and Rev. George r. Graft. of
Denver, Col, were married at 8 o'clock
last evening at the home of DIR. and Mrs.
ing. Rev. and Mrs. Graft left for Denver.
where the groom is the pastor of the Simp-
son NJ. Il. Church in that city.
The Parlor Club observed presidents day
yesterday afternoon with Mrs. O.. j. Dell
born. The hostess was assisted by the
officers of the club, including Miss Eliza
beth Nicholson, Mrs. s. L. Perkins. M-s.
w. III. Dye, Mrs. w. r. RexforG, Mrs.
Charles Garrard and the executive commit
tee, consisting of Mrs. G.. +. Bass, Mrs.
Benton and Miss Dearborn. A story was
read to which each of the twenty-five mem
bers of the club contributed.
A number of young ladies of the First
Presbyterian Church will give a cake sale
Saturday morning at the residence of Mrs.
J.. H.. Byers. 1924 North Pennsylvania
street. The beneficiary is Miss Padiol, of
work in this city. The young ladies are
Miss Beatrice Byers, Miss Emma King.
Miss Ellen Sommers Baker, Miss Lena
Rrash, Miss Alice Long. the Misses Nc
Knight. Miss Anna Jillson, Miss Mary
Foster and Miss Mcconnell.
Mrs. Taylor c. Power was the hostess
for an afternoon tea yesterday. entertain
ing in honor of Mrs. w 7. Dickson and
was assisted by Mrs. Arthur Allen.
Mrs. Edward Raub, Mrs. Robert M~oorhead.
Mrs; James Broden, Mrs. J. 7. Power. Mrs.
f. T. Lee, Mrs. n. III. Richardson, Miss
Claire Power and Miss Rose Engles. The
decorations throughout the house were in
pink and white. Mrs. Dickson and Mrs.
Ely left last night for Peoria to visit a few
days before returning to their home in
Chicago.
The Sons of the Revolution will have their
annual meeting and banquet at the Den. son
tomorrow evening. Rev. Allen B. Phil
putt will act as toastmaster. The spet;sers
and their subjects will be as follows: "t..-
| diana and the Revolution" Mr.. Henry Van
Brunt. of Terre Haute; Our Recent War"
Col. John T. Barnett: 'The British Evac.
uation of New York and the Recognition Of
The New Nation" Mr.. Alfred Lockridge,
of Greencastle; "Washington's Life a
Legacy Mr.. William Allen Wood; The
Indiana Society, Its Birth and Growth"
Mr.. Jesse Clayborne Harrington; The
Sons of the Revolution in Education,
Rev. Lewis Brown.
The Ladies Club of Das Deutsche Haus
will observe it's annual guest day Saturday
from 2:30 to 6 o'clock. a short musical
programme arranged by Mrs. Il. Eden
harter will be rendered after 4:30. The
foyer and parlors viii be decorated by the
Second and Third sections, headed by Mrs.
]. Schaf. Mrs. j. @. Van Wrinkle. Mrs. T.
a. Wagner Mrs. Philip Hildebrand, Miss
e. Mas and Miss B. Bieler. Lemonade
will be served by Mrs. VIII Carlin. Mrs. T.
Stein, Mrs. j. Wocher and the young ladies
OF the club. Mrs. Charles Krauss. Mrs. J.
Becker. Mrs. Won Hake. Mrs. r. Keller and
MISS LuuOfn Will serve ices IN the rear
parior. Coffee will be served by Mrs. j. G..
Mueller, Mrs. William Mannfeld, Mrs.
George Manifold and the young ladies' OF
the club. Mrs. Clemens V~onnegut, 1r., the
president. assisted by Mrs. Julius Hartman.
Mrs. G.. A. Schnull. Mrs. G.. C. Pierson.
Mrs. G. ID. Webb. Mrs. c. III. Broich and
Miss Ebmeier, will receive the guests.
The Matinee Musicale gave its frs; re-
citai OF the season yesterday afternoon.
The programme was in charge of the first
division and the subject was .Idealized
Dance Forms" A large audience ives
present. which thoroughly enjoyed the off
ferent numbers on the excellent pro-
gramme. The numbers were Suite Char
acteristique' tHungary, Russia, Spain).
Moskowski. Mrs Gibson, Miss Reaume:
Valse lNymphs and Fauns), II. Bemberg;
Minuet a'Lnntico. w. c. Z. Serboeck, and
'Certige Rustique.' Templeton Strong.
Miss Eray Martin; old style Minuet. o