The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-11-25

Mrs. Charles Martindale will give small
tea Tomorrow afternoon in honor of Mrs
theodore Varney, OF Chicago.
Mrs. d. F. Paul and children. who have
been visiting Mrs. CORTLAND Van Camp.
returned to Chicago yesterday.
Miss Mary Edith Dean will give tea to-
morrow afternoon i'm honor OF Miss Grace
Needham, OF Washington, d. G.
Miss Eudora Landers gave a chrysanthe-
mum luncheon yesterday In honor OF Miss
Needham, Of Washington, d. c.
There will be a sale of handsome dolls
at the home of Mrs. r. r. Shiel. 1927 North
Meridian street, Dec. TO 8, inclusive.
Mrs. Nettie Ransford delivered an adj
dress at an entertainment given by the
Southport Masonic lodge Friday night.
Miss Georgia McDermott, who is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Raymond Patterson
Van Camp, will return home tomorrow.
Mrs. o. T. Behymer. of Terre Haute. IS
visiting Mrs. Pink Hall. Mrs. Hall will
entertain Tuesday in honor of her visitor.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Townsend and daugh-
ter Hazel, of Butte, Mont, are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Brison Martin, lis Dickson street.
The Buffalo Evening News says: "Mr.
and Mrs. Frederic Sharon Lovett have
taken apartments at the Johnson for the
winter"
Mrs. Arthur H. Webb has returned from
ten days visit to Avondale, Cincinnati.
where she was the guest of Mrs. j. W.
Powers.
Mr. and Mrs N. F. Dalton announce the
engagement OF their daughter Elizabeth
Helen and Mr.. John Hackett Adams, OF
Chicago.
Mrs. William S. Beck has issued invita-
tons for a euchre In honor Of Mrs. Romer
r. Schaettle, Dec. 4. at her home, ISIS North
Meridian street.
Mrs. B. r. Baumgardt, of Los Angeles.
Cal, after visiting here several weeks with
relatives and friends, has returned TO hel
home in the West.
Miss Gertrude Wocher and her visitor,
Miss Grace Needham of Washington, ID.
c., viii leave early next week TO visit
friends in Chicago.
Miss Stella Ward will entertain informal
~ next Friday afternoon from to 4 for
her guest, Miss Rebecca Swayne, of Fort
Wayne. No invitations.
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Jockey announce
the engagement of their daughter Mary
Elizabeth and DR.. Samuel Nelson Sellers.
Wedding TO occur in December.
The monthly meeting Of the Missionary
and Ladies Aid Society of the new North
Congregational Church will be held at Mrs.
Hillman's. 2H7 Broadway, Wednesday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. William Albert Rhodes an
nounce the engagement of their daughter
Garvey, of New York city. The wedding
will occur Dec. 10.
Mr.. and Mrs William Albert Rhodes
announce the engagement of their daughter
Carney, of New York city. The marriage
will occur on Dec. 10.
Admiral and Mrs. Brown will leave on
Wednesday for an Eastern trip. They will
attend the army and navy football game
at Philadelphia Dec. and then go TO New
York ana Washington.
The Indianapolis Canoe Club will give
card party and dance at the clubhouse
for the members Thanksgiving night. 1t
will be informal and cards will be the
ararl la11t n Uh no dan mr.
ing will begin.
Mrs. Maude z. Showers. Mrs. Jennie
Alexander and her sister, Mrs. Margaret
Gregory. of Bloomington, will visit friends
in Indianapolis the latter part of Decem-
Der and leave on Jan. to spend the win
ter in Los Angeles. Cal.
Mr.. j. c. Comstock, who has been in
Colorado for the past sixteen months for
his health, returned to Indianapolis a few
DAYS ago and is now residing at 1895 Col
lege avenue. Mrs. NJ. j. Comstock has
turned from Springfield. Mo-. and is with
her son at 1895 College avenue.
Miss Mary Y. Robinson gave a morn
ing reception yesterday in honor of Miss
Fanny Fletcher, of New York. The hostess
was assisted by Miss Margaret Day, Miss
Caroline Marmon, Miss Comingor Miss
Phillips and Miss Josephine Robinson. The
different rooms were adorned with chrys-
anthemums.
The first guest day of the Hyperion Club
will be with DR.. and Mrs. o. c. LukenbilI,
2USl East washington street, Monday. A
Puritan Thanksgiving will be observed,
and musical and literary programme has
been arranged. The assisting ladies will be
Mrs. Stropes, Mrs. Aldrich, Mrs. Healing,
Mrs. McClelland and Miss De Motto.
The We Seven Dramatic Club. composed
of a few girls of the eighth grade from
school No. IL. gave a delightful entertain
ment at the home of Mrs. Lizzie, on North
Capitol avenue. Thursday evening. Miss
Olsen had charge of the entertainment
which consisted of living pictures. Among
the number were; THE Broken Engage
ment," Rock of Ages. Justice" "Priscil-
la at the Spinning Wheel" Goddess of Lib
erty.'' The Lovers Quarrel Just Break
the News to Mother" and Every Race has
a Flag but the Coon
Mrs. Charles Human Comstock and Miss
Eleanor Smith gave chrysanthemum tea
Theodore Varney. of Chicago. The
hostesses were assisted by Mrs. Henry
Lane Wallace. Mrs Charles Latham, Mrs
Henry Latham. Mrs George c. Hit, Mrs.
John NJ. Somerville. Mrs. Augustus Lynch
Mason, Mrs. Arthur Duel Gates Mrs.
dale. Mrs Morris Ross. Mrs. NJ L. Haines.
Mrs. William f. Landers. Mrs. Thomas
Reid Kackley, Miss Walcott. Miss Barnett
Miss Virginia Keep, Miss Muriel HIT Miss
Mckenzie and Miss Lydia Latham.
a number of young ladies of the First
Presbyterian Church will give children's
party Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock at
the Propylaeum. There will be tabIeaux
Ter The tableaux will represent popular
songs. and Mrs. Harry Sloan Hicks and
Miss Mary Hord will sing verse from
each song represented. The young ladies
I'm charge of the affair are Miss Beatrice
Byers, Miss Sara Wilson. Miss Flora Ket-
cham, Miss Emma King. Miss Lena Brash,
Miss Mary Davis and Miss Eleanor Smith
There Will be a table Of homemade candy
for sale and grab bag.
Miss Helen MARI lockwood was the
hostess for delightful afternoon tea yes
terday. tac guest of honor being Miss Ed
son. who has recently returned from her
summer home in Scottville, y. Y. Miss
lockwood was assisted in dispensing the
Inequalities by Miss Muriel Hit. Miss V.r-
ginia Keep. Mrs. John Hollett, Mrs. II. r.
Allen. Miss Bennett Miss Florence Jones
and Miss Beatrice Byers. The decorations
I'm the parlors were pink chryanthemums
and palms. In the dining room red Meteor
roses were used on the tea tables in
large rose bowl surrounded by individual
candlesticks holding red candles and
shades Coffee was served in the con-
servatory Among the guests from out
of town were Miss Needham of Washing
ton. ID. c. with Miss Wocher; Miss Perry,
of Lowell, Mass, with Miss Anne Hurry
and Miss Goodse1l. OF Bridgeport, Conn,
with Miss Katherine Ayers.