The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-11-17
City'S Social Life
THE GAYETIES AND ACTIvIT1rS orr1r 75rrI

city. N0Pp"sf O0''er' VI b"
Hiss Pearl Grady and Miss Lulu Block
VII entertain the Manetto Club tomorrow
afternoon at the clubroom.
Tbank Is Gundelhnger. jr-. viii give a
LnahhsslFlng entertainment for the in
TTaIes of the Female Reformatory on
thursday afternoon. Nov. 2S.
MIS-. George w. Stout has left for a visit
III dubuque, Ia, and will remain several
weeks. Her sister, Miss Corey, OF Shelby
vile, will be here during her absence.
Mrs. Leroy a. Mansfield entertained with
a arc party, last evening, for Miss Estelle
hing ana Mr.. Wilmington, whose marriage
VIII occur the latter part of the month.
III ladies Of Hall-place Church will con-
tihue their rummag sale this week. Dona-
IONS Will be called for if persons having
them Will notify over new phone 1923 or old
Mrs. Ella D. linn. No. 9s College avenue,
VIII entertain Queen Esther Auxiliary on
friday, Nov. p, assisted by Mrs. Carrie /.
Eastburn, Mrs. Adah Kilman and Mrs.
Georgia s. Burns.
Mrs. ]. w. Thomson entertained the
Bonaventure Cinch Club Friday afternoon,
prizes being won by Mrs. Steven Pollock,
MIS-. A. NJ. Crouch, Mrs. John Warner and
Mrs. ]. f. Roster.
Mrs. William D.. Lalley entertained the
social Euchre Club Tuesday afternoon.
Frlzes were won by Mrs. George Herpick,
Mrs: Winter, Mrs. O. B. Pettijohn and Mrs.
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The Rev. and Mrs. D. r. Lucas will re-
celve informally next Saturday afternoon
and evening in honor Of the fortieth ami
versary OF their marriage, at their home,
o. North New Jersey street. There are
no invitations.
The Tabernacle Church will hold its an
nual pledge meeting and missionary society
In the parlors Of the church on Tuesday
afternoon. A paper on 1.-The Mexicans"
Will be read by Mrs. A. II. Webb. and one
on Korea by Mrs. G. T. Moore.
The Bertha Ballard Association, wishing
10 enlarge its library, has issued invitations
evening. at the Bertha Ballard Home, No.
AL North Delaware street. Guests are
asked to bring a book or it's equivalent in
money.
Martha Allen and Mr.. Max Shireman. of
Martinsville. The wedding will take place
on Dec: II. Her sister, Mrs. Fred c. Smock,
Of POOP North New Jersey street, will give a
Nov. @.
Miss Cora Griffith was hostess for a
luncheon, Thursday, at the Columbia Club,
the guests being Mrs. d. p. Erwin. the
guest of honor. Miss Wilson, Miss Rich
ards. Miss Helen lockwood, Miss Stella
Adams, Miss Ethel Failey and Miss Ger
trude WOcher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gilman entertained
their neighborhood cinch club Friday even
ing. The house was decorated in pink and
green, the club colors. Prizes were won
ny MIS-. btllG moore, MTS. Wllldn ". Ever
EFT. Mr.. Harry Wood. Mr.. Will Carney. Mr..
and Mrs. Steven Pollock.
A theater party was given at English's
yesterday afternoon for Miss Ruby Run
berta Conlen. The party included Miss
Clara Lewis. Miss Katherine Conlen. Miss
Enid Morris, Miss Alberta Conlen, Miss
Susan Pursell and Miss Sally Hall.
The Temple Women Auxiliary has en-
gagged Miss Manufacturer for a dramatic re-
cital at the Temple, at Tenth and Della
ware streets. on the evening of Dec. II.
Miss Mannheimer is director of expression
In the College of Music in Cincinnati. She
will be assisted by Ellis Levi, who will play
several numbers on the violin, accompanied
by Mrs. S. i. Kiser.
a surprise party was given TO Mrs.
Charles Books, of Jacksonville, Fla, for
merly Miss Elizabeth Grimm, of this city,
on Tuesday evening, at the home Of her
sister, on Olive street. The party consisted
OF Misses Kate, HonOra and Ella Welsh.
Mrs. Murray, Misses Nellie c. Landers,
Margaret c. Landers, Mary Phillips, Min
J ME Wilharm, Emma Rafert. Clara Hager-
horst. Cora Wright, Lille Hausman, Mary
Mahoney, Ethel Baxter.
A meeting in the history OF the Clio Club
was held at the home of Mrs. r. a. Fur
mas Friday evening. There were sixty-fve
persons present. it being gentlemen's night.
Mrs. Rowland Evans read a paper and the
Rev. Mr.. Brown gave a talk on Recent
Publications" Mrs. Frank A: Raibble sang
and Miss Josephine Mcdowell gave several
numbers on the violin. The dining room,
in which refreshments were served, was
decorated with carnations. Assisting in
the dining room were Mrs. c. NJ. Nordyke,
Mrs. j. NJ. Furnas and Miss Wright.
Miss Caroline Goodhart was hostess for
a reception at her home, No. 1916 Broad
way, yesterday afternoon, in honor of Mrs.
David Ross and Mrs. Horace Manlove, re-
1 cent brides. The CRATES were banked with
palms and pink chrysanthemums adorned
the mantels. The lamp shades were pink
and here and there pink candles shed a soft
light upon the gowns of the women. Miss
GOodhart was assisted by Mrs. b. T.
Goodhart. Mrs. II. D. Tutewiler. Mrs. Will
Dye, Mrs. Adolph Schmuck. Misses Addie
and Marion Carr, Miss Margaret Todd,
Miss Mary Reaume. Miss Dunn, Miss Ruth.
Miss Snyder, Miss Summit and Miss Byers.
The CongeniaI Club was reorganized last
week at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. W.
NJ. Tarlton, 75 East Twenty-second street,
with the following members: Fred B. Akin.
Charles II. Brown, John r. Stone. Z. o.
Schiffiing. w. NJ. Tarlton. Edward Nc
Grath, George wilkins. Harry Lewellyn.
II. w. Stumpf, c. NJ. West. David Clark.
Edward H. Lohrman, Miss Bertha Pease.
Miss Laura Hoffman, Miss Nellie McOuat.
Miss Ida Woessner, Mrs. w. NJ. Tarlton,
Miss Ida Schifling. Miss Helen Tarlton,
Miss Powers. Miss Denzer, Miss Hunting
ton, Miss Graham. Miss Maud Merrill. w
NJ. Tarlton was elected president, and f.
O.. Schifling secretary and treasurer.