The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-01-17

Mrs. H. C. Dewenter will entertain at
luncheon tomorrow.
Miss Kate Ward, who has been visiting
In Lafayette, is home again.
The Chapel Club will be entertained this
afternoon by Mrs. j. s. Farrell.
Mrs. j. O. Barcus will entertain at a
matinee party to "Phroso" this afternoon
The Heliotrope Club was entertained yes
terday by Mrs. Crawford, 1903 East Twelfth
street.
Mrs. c. f. DAILY and daughter Charline
returned yesterday from trip to La
fayette.
Mrs. Richard Lieber. of Woodruff Place,
will not observe her day at home Wednes-
day. this week.
sued invitations yesterday for a dance
this evening in honor of Mrs. Paul, of
Chicago.
Mr. Louis E. Elson, who lectures this
afternoon before the Matinee Musicale on
Seven Centuries of English Song, Is at
the English Hotel.
Mrs John Holiday Murphy and Miss
Florence Coffin have issued invitations for
a second of their series of card parties,
for Friday afternoon.
The ladies' auxiliary of the Independent
Turnverein will give reception this aft
ernoon for Mrs. Ruther, wife OF Prof.
Ruther. the new gymnasium instructor.
Mrs. c. III. Fiske has issued invitations
for a reception to be given at her home,
2f16 Talbot avenue, Friday afternoon, in
honor of her mother. Mrs. E. NJ Kenyon.
Miss Alice Sommerville will entertain
Thursday afternoon for Miss Vinnedge.
Miss Margaret Spencer will give a COM
pany Saturday afternoon for Miss Vim
hedge.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Wilkinson gave an
guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson. of
Lafayette Mr.. and Mrs johnson will re-
turn home to-day.
Mrs. David Gibson yesterday gave a
small luncheon in honor Of Miss Vinnedge,
who is to be married this month. The
other guests were Miss Julia Walk and
Miss Alice Sommerville
Mrs. William Lampard. of Plainfeld, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. G. A Kim
berlin. Mrs Lampard is en- route to Cali
fornia, where she will visit Mrs. j. G..
Fletcher, of Los Angeles.
Mrs. George w. Demaid. of New York,
Mrs. p. z. Elliott, of Cincinnati, and Mrs.
Fanny Pierce, of Cincinnati. are guests of
Mrs. Louis A. Kinsey. Mrs. Kinsey will
entertain at luncheon to-day for her
guests.
The marriage of Miss Katherine Vim
hedge and Mr.. James oliver Wright, of
New Orleans, which was postponed on ac-
count of illness in the brides family, will
occur next Wednesday at the home of
the brides parents, on North Alabama
street.
The Willard W. c. T. u. celebrated its
first anniversary yesterday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. p. G; Cornelius Mrs;
Luella McWhirter, the State president of
the w. G. T. u, made an address and Rev.
j. Cumming Smith and Rev. G. NJ. Smith
were also on the afternoon programme.
Mrs. Cornelius was assisted during the
afternoon by her daughter, Mrs. Leck.
Mrs Solomon c. Dickey was the host
ess for a luncheon yesterday in honor of
Mrs. Thomas Kane, of Chicago. and Mrs.
James. a, Mount The guests inclu-
| rendered Mr.. and Mrs. Kane at the Deni-
son Monday night. They were Mrs. C. ].
Buchanan. Mrs. G.. w. Brown, Mrs. j. Il.
Brown. Mrs. p. G. Clark. Mrs. Townley. of
| Terre Haute, Mrs. Frank o. Ballard. Mrs.
j. Cumming Smith, Mrs. f. F. McCrea.
Rev. and Mrs. F. E. Dewhurst gave a
| farewell reception last night in the Ply
mouth Church parlors, receiving their
| friends before their departure for Chi
cago, where Mr.. Dewhurst will preach for
| the first time Sunday morning. The family
| will leave for Chicago the latter part of
| the month for permanent residence. They
were assisted last night in receiving by
| Mrs Charles Garrard, Miss Augusta Payer.
Miss lone School, Miss Jessie Daggett, Miss
| Jessie Mckay, Miss Susan Chapman, Miss
Julia Brown and Miss Grace Goodkin.
| Miss Emma Messing gave a luncheon
| yesterday at the Hotel English cafe, en-
| pertaining a number of the visitors in
| town. The guests included Miss Herff and
| Miss Beitman of Wabash. Miss Wallerstein
| of Paducah, KY, Miss Behrends of Wash
| ington, d. c., Miss Frieberg of Cincin-
natl, Miss Selig of Philadelphia, Miss Bling
| Of Cincinnati, Miss Half of Allegheny, Pa,
| Miss Stearn Of Springfield, ILL.,, and Miss
| Bachman of Wabash. The table was pref
| tily decorated in white and green and white
l carnations were given to the guests for
/ favors.
| Mrs. Harold Taylor was the hostess yes
/ terday afternoon for a delightful tea, the
| guest of honor being Miss Wheeler. OF
| New York. who is visiting Mrs. Henry
Lane Wallace. Mrs Taylor was assisted
| In receiving and dispensing Inequalities by
| Mrs. Wallace. Miss Foster. Miss Ship
| Miss Elston. of Charlottesville, Miss Knip-
penberg, Miss Ellen Sommers Baker and
| Miss Mary Noble. The guests to meet
| Miss Wheeler were Miss Stamp, of Ohio
| Miss Tompkins, of Hudson
| with the Misses Malott, Miss Hasselman
| Miss Josephine Robinson, the Misses
| Moore, Miss Elma Woollen, the Misses Dye
| Miss Kate Smith, Miss Anna Louise Beck
| Miss Mary Wilson, Miss Eleanor Smith
| the Misses Atkins, Miss Ayers, Miss Co
burn, Miss Erwin, Miss Colgan, Miss Win
| ter. Miss Fletcher, Miss WATSON, Mis-:
| Van Camp, Miss Martindale, the Mise.
| Wallick. The tea table was prettily
trimmed with pink roses and pink flower:
were used to decorate the parlors, with
i ferns and smilax