The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-03-10

Kemp. of Galesburg. S. d.: also for Mrs.
II. w. Campbell, of Washington. d. c.,
and Miss Hill.
Miss Jessie Bird entertained ten of her
intimate girl friends Thursday afternoon
at a trousseau party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred P. Rush and their
guest. Mrs. Krauss, OF Cleveland, nav
gone to Thomasville, Ga, for a stay of six
weeks.
Mrs. Frank Crull. of North New Jer-
sew street. entertained her card club last
evening. Mrs. Crull was assisted by Mrs.
Wayne.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Kemp, of Galesburg,
s. D., who have been the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Caleb Eaglesfeld, have gone to
Chicago.
to visit Mrs. George Morrison. has post
poned her visit. She will probably come
in April.
The programme for the Primary Teach
ers' Union this afternoon is; Devotions,
Miss Foster; topic, Easter Suggestions,
Mrs. Rowlison; isSson. Miss Belts.
Mrs. James Keenas. of Cincinnati, will
be with Mrs. Isaac King Saturday n
Sunday. Mr.. Keenan, will arrive next
week to be with his wife and their friends.
DR.. and Mrs. Theodore A. Wagner will
entertain at dinner tonight for President
Jordan, of Leland Stanford University. At
8 o'clock President Jordan will go to the
University Club.
The Misses Mayo entertained the Young
Woman's Missionary Society of the Second
Presbyterian Church yesterday afternoon.
At this meeting the members handed in
the money which they had pledged to earn
during the winter.
The Woman's Mission Circle of the First
Baptist Church gave a reception last even
ing in the parlofs of the church for Mr..
and Mrs. Frank lowering. of Tegula Mis-
sion, India. There was a programme OF
special music and interesting addresses
were made by the missionaries. TIL host
esses were Mesdames II. G. Martin, Thorn
as Potter, Charles Sutton, r. r. Buchanan,
F. p. Fitzgerald and Miss Margaret Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Kern entertained
eighteen friends last evening at an old
fashioned supper. The idea was carried
out in the linen and china and the dining
room was lighted by the tallow candles
In old-fashioned candlesticks which We're
on the table. The supper was in one
course, everything being on the table. AS
one was handed a slip of paper bearing
the first line of an old song. The second
line was in the possession of some lady.
AS they went out TO supper each gentle
man sang the first line of the song, and
the lady who had the corresponding line
was his partner for supper.
| Mrs. A. NJ. Robertson gave a large recep-
ton yesterday afternoon for Mrs. Fenton,
of Chicago, and Miss Fenton. Many callers
came during the afternoon. The hall was
entirely in green, no flowers being used,
only ferns, PLAINS and asparagus. The
drawing room was beautiful in rhododen-
drons. They were massed before the tall
mirror. The library was all in yellow,
daffodils being used exclusively. The din
ing room was in variegated colors-pink,
red. white and yellow flowers, nearly all
carnations, being used. The tabl was
lighted with pink and yellow candles. Re
ceiving with Mrs. Robertson were Mrs.
Fenton, Miss Fenton and Mrs. Eugene
Barnard, of Evanston. The assisting la
dies were Mrs. George Evans, Mrs. Charles
f. Coffin. Mrs. Edgar Evans. Miss Dora
Kiefer, Mrs. Edith Wallick. Mrs. b. Bur-
ford, Mrs. Alvin Spruance, Mrs. Jason
Carey, Miss Margaret Carey. Miss Hub
bard, Mrs. E. c. Atkins, Mrs. w. c. Lynn,
Mrs. Charles Sayles, Mrs. Henry Jane
son, Miss Eunice Jameson and Miss Au-
gusta jameson, Mrs. Ferd Mayer and Miss
Burford. Mrs. Robertson wore a gown of
black chiffon over white satin, Mrs. Fenton
wore black and white satin and Miss Fen
| ten was in pink silk.