The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-05-20
Thscit'sSOcIAL LIFE
Events oayeties and Personal Activities the Week

sisted by Mrs. Lula Endsley and Mrs. Geor-
gia Bartholomew.
Miss Anna feathers, who has been with
Judge and Mrs. James NJ feathers. has
returned TO her homo IN Louisville.
Miss Mayme Renihan will entertain st.
Johns Social Club Wednesday afternoon
at her home, on North Capitol avenue.
The ladies of Grace Cathedral Guild will
give social at the home of Mrs. j. r.
Ross, 2OO1 Central avenue, Thursday after
noon.
Mrs. James f. Joseph and son. of C4lica-
CO. are visiting Mrs. Joseph's parents Mr..
and Mrs. John H. Ohr, of North Meridian
street.
Mrs. w. E. Henry and daughter Eliza
beth have returned from Phoenix. A T.,
where they had been for the past two
months.
Mr. and Mrs o. T. Behymer. formerly of
Irvington, now of Terre Haute, are spend
ing Sunday with Mrs S. Behymer. in r.
vington-
Mrs. Mary A. Fugate announces the en-
gagement OF her daughter Frances and
Mr.. George Harold Noyes, of Georgetown,
Mass, the wedding to occur in June.
Miss. Harriet NJ; Wilson. who has been
abroad since October, will leave Paris for
indianapolis early in June, the Ill health
OF her father, DR.. G. l.. Wilson. calling her
| home.
Mrs. Walter Stebins Day will entertain
Mrs. Day will entertain Wednesday even
| ing at their home, Sl6 North California
| street
| Mrs. d. NJ. Parry, 1905 North Delaware
| street, president of the Ladies' Social Cir
| Gle OF the First Baptist Church, will en-
| terrain the members next Friday after
!, noon at half past o'clock with a flower
party.
Mrs. r. E. Harmeyer, Of Cicago, is visit.
| ing her father, Mr.. ]. w. Smith, of 307
| North Alabama street, and will also visit
| her brother, Mr.. Z. Z. Smith, of Knights
/ town. before returning home.
The young ladies who were to have given
/ a dance and trolley ride to the members of
the Parliament Club have postponed it un-
| til Thursday evening. when they will en-
/ terrain them at the Pastime Hall.
Mr.. Booth Harrington has gone to st.
Louis for a short visit. His book, 1.-THE
| Gentleman from Indiana" is being well re-
| ceived In England, one writer speaking OF
Its author as a literary lion of the hour"
| The ladies' second section of the Ger
| man House will give a progressive euchre
| heads of the section are Mrs. ]. .. Van
| Wrinkle, Mrs. Joseph G. Schaf and Miss
| Bertha Bieler
| Mr. and Mrs W. w. Robbins gave a
banquet Saturday evening to the members
| of the Research Club and their husbands.
Thirty guests were seated at the table
| Toasts were responded to by Mr.. r. B.
Sears. Mr.. B. M. Ralston. Capt l. A. Hum
| phreys and Mr.. Robbins During the even
ing Mrs: Houser read paper on Human
| Nature"
The Woodruff Place section of the Free
| Kindergarten OF which Mrs. Eddy Camp
| bell is president, will give a tea at the
clubhouse Wednesday afternoon. short
musical programme will be rendered from
| to 5 o'clock. Miss Margaret Lockwood,
| violinist, will play, and Mrs. Bertha Swain.
| soprano, will sing several selections. Mrs.
| Edenharter VIII be the accompanist.
Mrs. Charles S. Lewis and Miss Lewis
tanning some Of the girls Of the Girls
| Classical School. The hostesses were as
sisted by Miss Mary z. Colgan. Miss Ethel
Goodlet. Miss Gertrude Butler. Miss Ruby
| Runyon, Miss Alberta Colin. Miss Clara
| Lewis and Miss Gertrude Twineham.
Mrs. William E. Stevenson gave lunch
| con Friday in honor Of Mrs. David 8. HILL
who will spend the summer in Europe. The
| guests were Mrs. A. j. Mcintosh, Mrs. John
| B. Cockrum, Mrs Harry b. Smith, Mrs.
son Mrs w Georges W. Bliss Mrs n
| Richie, Mrs. ID. A. Chenoweth, Mrs. De
Witt Griffith and Mrs. H. w. Cooper. The
/ table was adorned with sweet peas and
lilies of the valley, and the name cards
were in water color, the work of Miss Edna
| Stevenson.
| Among the events announced for this
week are: Monday, the annual reception
of the Girls Classical School; Tuesday,
Miss Catherine Ayers entertain5 at dinner
and the card party to be given by the
Young Ladies Sodality OF ST. Patrick S
| Church; Wednesday, the marriage of Miss
Edna NJ. Shea and Mr. John l.. Young. the
card party of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Stub
bins Day, the meeting of the Contempt
| rary Club, Mrs. ]. w. Bradshaws house
party and the tea to be given by the Wood
| run section of the rree Kindergarten
at the Woodruff Place Club; Friday. the
card party of Mr.. and Mrs. Sterling r.
Holt, and Saturday, the American Beauty
| tea given by the ladies of the Central
avenue M. E. Church at the residence of
Mrs. T. H. Condo and the golden birthday
party given by the board of managers of
the Indianapolis Orphans Home, on Col
| lege avenue.