The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-02-03

Mrs. Robert Springsteen has issued cards
for Feb Is.
Lieut. NJ. W. Rowell left yesterday for
Porto Rico.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Coffin. of New York.
are visiting the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Roberts, at the Plaza
Mrs. William Davis. of Shelbyville, will
come next week to visit Mrs. s. A. Clark.
No. 900 North New Jersey street.
Major and Mrs. Noble have taken the
house formerly occupied by Rev. Carsten-
sen and family. No. zoos North Delaware
street.
Mr. and Mrs Stubbins and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Smith, of the Charlemont Hotel
gave bowling party last night at the
Lyra Casino.
Mr.. Alvin s. Lockard entertained ten
guests at dinner last night at the Denison
Hotel. The decorations were pink and the
lights were shaded with pink shades.
Invitations have been issued by Mrs.
William Garstang. Mrs. Reginald Gar
stang and Mrs Wilfred Garstang for
Wednesday, Feb. IA, TO 6 o'clock. at No
| 2034 North Delaware street. In the even
ing Of the same day Mr.. and Mrs. William
| Garstang, DR.. and Mrs. Reginald Garstang
and Mr.. and Mrs. Wilfred Garstang will
entertain at euchre.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
of Roberts Park Church will celebrate its
fifteenth anniversary in the church parlors
| Feb. 10. There will be programme In the
afternoon and In the evening q social time
will be enjoyed, at which the presidents of
| the other missionary societies in the city
will be invited together with the church
members. There will also be short talks
| by prominent people in the city.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. John Holiday
| Murphy and Miss Coffin gave another of
| their delightful card parties. entertaining
about forty guests. The guest of honor
was MIS-. Charles Noble. wife of Major
Noble, who recently came here from Fort
L charge n a al a
ton The French score cards were painted
| In the Rocco design and were very pretty
and dainty, each guest having separat.
pattern. Mrs Murphy and Miss Coffin will
| issue invitations Monday for Valentine
party for young people on Feb. IA.
| The Young Peoples Club gave bach
| elor maids dance last night at the
/ Propylaeum, at which there were about fif-
| ~ guests. The committee which had
/ charge of the entertainment was Miss
| Ellen Sommers Baker. Miss Anna Louise
| Beck. Miss Emma Wocllen. Miss May Hen
| ly and Mr.. Stuart Dean, Mr.. Clarence Cof-
/ fin, Mr.. Samuel Johnson and Mr.. Albert
| Smith. The dance hall was prettily deco
| rated with palms. The balcony was con
| verted into coy den, with Turkish rugs,
| large Japanese umbrellas, divans, palms,
| sofa cushions and Japanese lanterns.
i Harris orchestra played during the even
| Ing Supper was served in the main corri
dor. The chaperons were Mrs. Albert
Baker. Mrs. j. r. Wilson, and Mrs. w. f.
/ Heny.
Last night Miss Ida Foudray gave a de-
lightful card party. entertaining the Friday
| Afternoon Club. of which she is member,
| and a number of friends The guests were
| received by the hostess and her aunt Mrs.
| 5. A Clark They were Miss Martha Ar
derson, Miss Flora Anderegg. Miss Flor
ence Buxton. Miss Mary barrow. Miss Ed
| ma Foil. Miss Nellie Killer. Miss Elsie
/ Langdon. Miss Jennie Rafert, Miss Eva
| Sparr. Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Bass, Mr. and
Mrs. Chauncey Clark. Mr.. and Mrs. Morris
/ Dowd. Mr.. and Mrs. John Edmunds, Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Grifiths. Mr.. and Mrs WILL
| lam w. Hammel. Mr.. and Mrs. Alpha Han
son. Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Haughey, MIR. and
Mrs. j. L. Reagan, Mr.. and Mrs Frank
| Wood, DR.. and Mrs. Bruce Wylie, Mr.. and
Mrs c. E. Weir: Mr.. and Mrs: William
| Weise. Mr.. Wallace Allison, Mr.. Bert
Blaker, Mr.. Alfred Dickey. Mr.. William
| Hall, DIR. Edmund Ludlow, Mr.. Lon Mauzy,
Mr.. A. c. Newly. DR.. Morris Raschig, Mr.
| Donald Scott, Mr.. George Yarmouth and
DR.. j. T. Meyer. The different rooms were
prettily decorated with carnations, and IN
the dining room American Beauty roses
| were used to trim the table.
Mrs. William c. Perry gave large re-
ception yesterday afternoon at her home.
on North Alabama street. for Mrs. Ella
| Baxter Hit, who recently came here to re-
i side from Columbus, .. The guests were
| received by the hostess. with Mrs. Hit
| and Mrs. c. f. Bacon. Assisting in enter
tanning were Mrs. w. t. Brown. Mrs. S. H.
4 Socwell, Mrs II. w. Tutewiler. Mrs. Gil
| bert Brown. Mrs. Kate Perry Waddy Mrs.
1 Frank Browning. Miss Violet Wyon Miss
/ Bessie Browning. Miss Anna McMahan.
| Miss Kate Wood. Bessie Perry. Emma
| Vondersaar and Gertrude Brown. The par
/ lors were decorated in pink roses and
/ palms were placed about the rooms in
/ groups. Wall pockets were hung at inter-
| walls around the walls, filled with pink
roses and ferns. The mantels were also
| banked with palms and ferns. In the din
| ing room red was the prevailing color. The
/ lights were all shaded with red shades and
| the lace doilies on the polished tables werf
over red silk Crystal candelabrum formed
| the centerpiece and American Beauty
| roses were scattered loosely over the table
| In the coffee room Mrs. Frank Browning
| and Mrs. s. III. Socwell presided The
| Aeolian Mandolin Club was stationed in
| the hall and played a varied programme
| during the receiving hours.