The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-01-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Ferd l.. Mayer viii leave
Friday for New York.
Mrs Rifenberick of Cincinnati, is with
Mrs. John q. Williams.
Miss Josephine Grey. of Muncie, is with
her sister, Mrs. Lynn Stone.
Miss Jane Watson, of Terre Haute, is the
guest of Mrs. j. II. Harrington.
/ Mrs. s. F. Muhl will entertain the Chapel
Club next Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. l.. Kline has gone to New York
where he will remain until Feb. Is.
Miss Kate Courtney, who has been in
Florida several months, is home again.
Miss Harriet Fitch left Monday for a
ten days visit in Cincinnati and Dayton.
Mrs. William T. Brown will go to Jeffer-
sonville soon TO visit Mrs. Alvin T. Hert.
Mrs. Albert Yohn, of New York city is
visiting Mrs. Vinnedge, on Park avenue.
Miss Susan Huber, who has been visiting
Miss Gass. in Muncie. has returned home.
Mrs. Florian, of San Antonio, Tex, Is
visiting Mrs. f. G. Gardner, 1918 Broadway
Miss Stella Adams will go to Washington
this week to visit Mrs. Charles w. Fair
banks.
Mrs. Samuel Brash and daughter, Miss
Lena T. Brash, have returned from visit
to Ohio.
Miss Ella vonnegut entertained inform
ally at dinner last night at her home on
Broadway.
MIS-. JOnn MONDAY Murphy ana MISS
Coffin have issued invitations for a card
party Feb. 2.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. l.. Kahn have returned
from their honeymoon trip and are at sos
North Capitol avenue.
Ms. w. II. Woodward, of st. Louis, for
merly Miss Laura Bingham. is the guest Of
her mother, Mrs. j. j. Bingham.
Mrs. George E. Townley and daughter.
Miss Demia Townley. will leave on Feb. s
for four weeks visit in Florida.
Mrs Samuel A. Johnson and Miss Erwin
will leave Friday for ST. Augustine and
Tampa, Fla, to spend several weeks.
The Bezique Club has issued invitations
for card party Friday evening, at the
Y. M. J. Hall, North and Noble streets.
Naomi Auxiliary. o. E. s., will be enter
tanned at the home of Mrs. A. Z. Brattain,
SIS Buchanan street, Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. Julian s. Scholl, of New York, Is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Scholl, zoos North Illinois street, for few
days.
Capt and Mrs o. L. Walker, of Racine
Mo-. are visiting their daugter, Mrs. 7. E.
Smiley. of 62s East st. Clair street, this
week.
Mrs. Archibald A. Stubbins and Mrs
Ralph Smith have issued invitations for a
bowling party at the Lyra Casino Friday
evening.
Misses Helen and Katie Sullivan were
pleasantly surprised Thursday evening by
about thirty of their young friends in honor
OF their birthday.
Mrs George r. Sullivan gave luncheon
and a matinee party yesterday afternoon
for Miss Stamp, of Mt. Vernon, o., and
Miss Tomkins, Of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. DAILY will en-
terrain at cards Wednesday evening at
their home on North Illinois street, in
honor of Mrs. Hall, of Dayton, o.
Miss Margaret Carey entertained few
frt1 ,,Fo ell -,
honor of her visitor Miss Hubbard, of New
York, and Mrs. Mitchell, of Rock Island.
Ill.
The ladies of the NJ. c. B. Club. of the
Holy Cross parish. will entertain their
friends at cards Wednesday evening at the
parochial residence, Oriental and Ohio
streets.
Mrs. Eugene C. Granting will receive in
formally Tuesday afternoon from o'clock
TO o'clock for her sisters. Mrs. ]. M.
Ebelhart and Mrs. j. III. Mersman, jr., of
Covington, Ky.
The Ladies' Home Missionary Society of
Hall-place Methodist Episcopal Church
will have their meeting at the home of Mrs.
street, Tuesday afternoon, Jan. so at 2:3O.
Mrs Lawson NJ Harvey entertained at
cards yesterday afternoon in honor of Mrs.
Frost. OF Boston, who is the guest of Mrs.
Bassett and Miss Waite. Among the guests
was Mrs. Kimbrough. of Muncie, who is
Mrs Frederick f. Dewhurst is with Mrs.
John b. ELAN. 1920 Park avenue. Tues
day afternoon Mrs. Dewhurst will be at
home informally 10 receive her friends be-
fore her departure for Chicago on Wednes-
day. No invitations have been issued.
The entertainment of the fourth section
of the Ladies' Club of Das Deutsche Haus
Is to be given on Feb TO- instead of Feb.
g. ana will be card party in the main
hall. The hostesses for the day are Mrs.
C-1,, NTr- n
Bertha Rusch.
Mrs Ira d. Buck, OF Peoria, ILL.,, will
come tomorrow TO visit her sister, Mrs.
Harry Perry Wheeler. On Tuesday Mrs.
Wheeler and Mrs. Alice Wheeler Peirce
will give large luncheon, the guests of
honor being. Mrs. Buck, Mrs. Gilman of
Boston. and Miss Stamp of Mt. Vernon, o.
The luncheon will be given at the residence
OF Mrs. PIERCE, 1150 North Meridian street.
The Young Ladies' Auxiliary of the Kath-
airline Home for Aged Women will give a
valentine party at the Propylaeum Feb. 10.
Each child will be given valentine, and
there will be dancing The entertainment
promises to be both interesting and a sue
cess. The officers of the Auxiliary are:
President, Miss Eleanor Smith: secretary,
Miss Dilks: treasurer, Miss Julia Landers.
The members are Miss Margaret Carey.
Miss Katharine Stewart, Miss Marjorie Ell
lis. Miss Van Camp, Mrs. Paul White, Mrs.
John Sommerville, Mrs. Perry Hall Cliff
ford, Mrs. Edgar II. Evans, Miss Lillian
Reeves, MISS Anna Louise Beck ana Mrs.
Arthur V. Brown.
The eighth section OF the Free Kindergar-
ten gives a violet social at Mrs. Isaac
Kings. 62S Huron street, Wednesday even
ing. Jan. 81. The ladies that have the So
cial in charge are Mrs. Self. Mrs Lamotte,
Mrs. Conway Mrs. Somerville. Miss Lutz,
Mrs Boswell, Mrs. Meyers. Mrs. Marquis.
Mrs. Spencer, Mrs. Drake Mrs. Perkins.
Miss Douglas, Mrs. Glass. Mrs. King
There has been a mistake made by some
people in thinking these socials are in
tended for the members OF the kindergar-
ten only As the work is done for charity's
sake alone everyone interested is welcome.
The violet social at Mrs. Kings begins a
series OF monthly socials TO be given by the
eighth section.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. Q. Barcus entertained
about fifty friends last night with hearts
In honor of Miss Mary Hicks, who will
leave for New York route TO Europe the
latter part of this week, with Mr. and Mrs
Lemcke. DR.. and Mrs. Hicks and Miss
Lemcke. There were about three hundred
red hearts Of all sizes decorating the diff
trent rooms. together with vases of red
carnations placed about. In the dining
room the center piece was a crystal candel-
abrum with red candles and shades Among
the guests were Mrs Charles De Maid
OF New York, Mrs. Elliott and Mrs. Pierce
Of Cincinnati. with Mrs. Louis A Kinsey;