The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-02-07

Mrs. William King has issued cards for
Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Carter will enter
tain at cards Friday evening.
Mrs. W. T. Barnes is spending a few
days with her mother in Wayne county.
The Amateurs will meet Saturday with
Miss Ida Foudray, 800 North New Jersey
street.
Mrs b. F. Hitz will entertain the choir
of Roberts Park Church Feb. IA with a
valentine party.
Mrs. ID. T. Shields will entertain the La
veta Club Friday afternoon at her home
on College avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Woodbury.. of Union
City, will come to-day to attend the Vest
Cochrane wedding this evening.
Miss Elizabeth Stevenson will give a
small company tomorrow afternoon for
Miss Balm, who is with Mrs. Milburn-
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Gates will leave to-
day for California to spend the remainder
of the winter, on account of Mrs. Gates s
health.
Mrs. Caroline Bence, 1909 North New Jer-
sey street, Will be at home informally Tor
her daughter, Mrs. Allen M. Fletcher, OF
New York. this afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs w. II. Newman, of Cleve-
land. o., are at the Denison for a few days.
Mr. Newman is the new president of the
Lake Erie & Western railroad.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Fourth
Presbyterian Church will hold its regular
meeting this afternoon with Mrs. Ida Fin
ley, 201S North New Jersey street.
Rev. and Mrs. Joseph A. Milburn enter
tanned a party of young people at dinner
last night in honor of their house guests.
Miss Stamp and Miss Balm. Miss Balm
will be Mrs. MiIburn's guest the rest of the
week.
The Misses Emma and Grace F'iske, Of
Talbot avenue, will be the hostesses for a
pink luncheon to-day. Those present will
be Miss Mummenhof, Miss Stone, Miss
Boyle, Miss Hagerhorst, Mrs. Walter Bass
and Mrs. Frank Croxton.
| Mrs. p. NJ. Hildebrand has issued invi-
tations for euchre, Thursday. Feb. Is. The
guests of honor will include Mrs. Krauss,
of Cleveland. and Miss Reiss, of St Louis.
| Invitations have also been issued by Mrs.
Hildebrand for coffee, Monday, In honor
| OF Mrs krauss.
Mrs. Lyman w. Louis gave a delightful
] luncheon yesterday for Mrs. Ripple, of
( Pittsburg, who is with Mrs. John s. Laza-
rus. The guests were Mrs. Henry w.
Lawrence. Mrs Lester Norton. Mrs. Mary
| Connolly. Mrs. T.. j. Bremen, Miss jose
| phine Louis. of Chicago. A globe of gold
| fish formed the center of the table and
around IL was artistically arranged sprays
| of asparagus.
The children's valentine and dancing
| party TO be given at the Propylaeum Sat-
| urday afternoon Is in charge of the Young
| Ladies' Auxiliary of the Katherine Home
| for Aged W omen. The committee in charge
is as follows: Miss Eleanor Smith. Miss
| Eleanor Dilks, Miss Julia Landers Miss
Margaret Carey, Miss Julia Mothershead.
| Miss Marjorie Ellis, Miss Dorethea Van
Camp Miss Virginia Keep. Miss Margaret
| Ridgley, Miss Anna Dye. Mrs. Arthur V.
| Brown. Mrs. Perry Hall Clifford. Mrs. John
r. Summerville, MISSES Josephine and Hell
| en- Holman. Miss Deborah Moore. Miss An
| ma Louise Beck, Miss Lille Ruse, Miss An
| ma Spann. Mrs. Theodore Varney. Mrs. Ed
| gar III. Evans. Several members who are
! out of the city have sent novelties in val
entines. and there will be pretty collec-
| ton shown. There will also be homemade
candy for sale, as we'll as lemonade. Hart $
orchestra will furnish the music for dane
ing.
| Mrs Edward Hutchinson gave a delight
| full euchre party yesterday afternoon al
her home on North Meridian street. There
] were fourteen tables arranged i'm the dance
| hall which was decorated with Southern
| tanned innumerable cushions of every
| color and Oriental draperies added an eff
| fective decoration. Mrs. Hutchinson was
assisted by Mrs. Martin w Mansfield
Mrs. a L. Hendricks and Mrs. Thomas
] Winterrowd. The library and hall were
| decorated with American Beauty roses
which were placed about the rooms in tall
stemmed vases. In the evening Mr.. and
| Mrs. Hutchinson entertained about fifty
friends at cards They were assisted by
the Misses Wiegan. During the evening
| dinner was served. Among the guests from
| out OF town were Mrs. Charles De Maid
/ of New York. with Mrs. Louis a. Kinsey;
| Mrs. Harris. with Mrs. s. Elliott Perkins;
Mrs Hall, OF Dayton, o.. with Mrs. Frank
| Van Camp. and Mrs. Sparks, of Richmond
| ROBERTS PARK RECEPTION
/ Last night there was pleasant gather
| Ing at Roberts Park Church. the occasion
being reception given by the new mem