The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-01-21
The eie,:So@cIAL LIFE
Events Gayeties and Personal Activities of the Week

ell. of Virginia. who is with Mrs: Henry
Fraser. Mrs Fraser will give an afternoon
tea Wednesday for her guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Z. Shower and
daughter are at the Hotel Van Nuys, Los
Angeles. From there they Will go to san
Francisco and Coronado Beach.
Mrs. Ferdinanda Reese entertained few
friends yesterday with an informal coffee
for Mrs. Krauss, of Cleveland, o., who is
the guest of Mrs. Frederick Rush.
Mrs. Henry Scott Fraser has issued in
vitations for an afternoon tea Wednes-
day in honor of Mrs. Phil Mitchell OF
Rock Island, and Mrs. Charles Shaler, of
I the Arsenal.
Mr.. Mac Richardson entertained a num-
Der of his friends Wednesday night at
his home, 1901 North Pennsylvania street,
in honor of Miss Violet Rand, of the Grand
stock company.
Mrs. Fred W. Hanson will receive in
formally at her home, 1927 North Illinois
street, Wednesday afternoon, from until
o'clock, for her guest. Mrs. Samuel W.
Whitmore, of Superior, Wis.
The ladies OF the Cathedral Guild will
give social at the residence of Mrs. Hut
ton, 1I19 North Delaware street, Thurs
day evening. Jan. 25. Members of the Cath
edral and friends cordially invited to
be present To meet Bishop Francis and
Dean Peters.
The marriage of Miss Mamie Brinton
Wallace, daughter of the late Captain
William b. Wallace, of Columbus, Ind,
and Mr.. j. VIII Callahan. of this city.
will take place Wednesday evening, Jan.
"A, at the home of the brides uncle, +. j.
Van Vorhis, 514 North Senate avenue.
The next Young Peoples Club dance will
be given at the Propylaeum Friday even
ing. Feb. 2. The dance will be ladies
choice" dance and the committee in charge
of the entertainment are: Miss Emma
Woollen, Miss Anna Louise Beck, Miss
Ellen Baker. Mr.. Stuart Dean, Mr.. Clarence
Coffin and Mr.. Albert Smith.
Mr. and Mrs Charles E. Coffin enter
tanned about twenty friends at progressive
hearts last night for Mr.. and Mrs. OKane.
of Evanston, ILL.,, at their home, on North
Meridian street. Mr.. and Mrs. OKane.
who have been with Mr.. and Mrs Russell
Seeds, in Woodruff Place, will return home
this evening.
Mrs. Samuel f. Morss entertained the
following guests at luncheon yesterday:
Mrs. Charles l.. Holstein. Mrs. William
II. Scott. Mrs. NJ. b. Wilson. Mrs. John
B. Elan, Mrs. John j. Cooper. Mrs. Angus
tus l.. Mason, Mrs Hugh MCGOWAN, Mrs.
john Can6ee Dean, Mrs. John Nj. Judah,
Mrs. Jackson Landers, Mrs. John l.. Crit
fths. Mrs. Samuel Reid and Mrs. Elliott
Perkins.
Mrs. C. III. Fisk was the hostess yester-
day afternoon for a reception in honor of
her mother, Mrs r. NJ. Kenyon, of New
York. The parlors were prettily decorated
in red and green, and in the dining room
pink carnations were used. The hostess
was assisted by her daughters Miss Grace
Fisk and Miss Emma Fisk. and Mrs. Frank
Croxton, Miss Marie Mumenhoff. Miss
Livia Smith and Miss Stone.
Mrs s. Robert Greer entertained at
luncheon yesterday for the Misses Ma
lofts guests, Miss Tomkins, of New York,
and Miss Stamp. of Mount Vernon, o. The
other guests were Mrs. Frank Baldwin,
Mrs. Hiram Keayes. of Cortland. ILL.,, and
Mrs. Francis T. Hord. The table was
trimmed in red. A candelabrum with red
candles formed the center piece and the
lace doilies used were over red satin. Miss
Stamp will be Mrs. Joseph A. Milburn'S
guest this week.
Some of the social events announced for
this week are the birthday party of Mrs.
Nanette Kuhn, on Monday. Mrs. James III.
Byers will entertain at luncheon for Mrs.
Tuesday, Mrs. John Ct. Williamss recep-
ton; Mrs. Louis Hollweg's luncheon for
the Indianapolis German Literary Club;
Miss Mary Bauer'S evening party and Miss
Florence Webster's informal reception for
Miss Dunn, of Danville, Ky. Wednesday
the marriage of Miss Katharine Vinnedge
and Mr.. Oliver Wright; the marriage of
Reilly; Mrs. Fraser's tea for her guest,
Mrs. Mitchell; Mrs. John I. McShanes
afternoon card party and Mr.. and Mrs.
McShane's card party in the evening and
the card party of Mrs. John G.. Williams.
Thursday Mrs. Harris Galbraith's recep-
ton, and Mrs. ~. A. Gladdings high tea
for Mrs. M.,chell of Rock Island. Friday
Mrs. Chron Persons card party at the
Propylaeum, and the anniversary enter
tainment of the Monday Afternoon Club.
Saturday, the card party of Mrs. Lawson
Harvey; the afternoon tea or Mrs. Sperry
and Mrs. w. T. Brown, and the costume
ball in the evening at the German House.