The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-02-17


| and Mrs. Reeves.
| Mr. and Mrs Hanford N Rogers en-
| tertaincd at dinner THURSDAY evening for
Thomas A. Marshall. of Kiethsburg, Ill,
| and on Friday evening in honor OF Mr.. ana
Mrs Samuel q. Van Camp
| The woman's auxiliary of Railway Postal
/ Clerks and their husbands Will De enter
tanned at the home Of their president, Mrs
| Wilbur Hit, SIP East Eleventh street. to-
morrow evening from 10 IL
| The Ladies' Union of Plymouth Church
/ has issued invitations for its annual mis-
sionary tea tomorrow afternoon at 2:S0
/ O'Clock. Rev. Hugh kirkland will tell or the
work of the coal mine missions.
| The Missionary Circle of the First Pres
i byterian Church will meet Wednesday at
| 2:30 o'clock in the church parlors. This Is
/ the annual praise meeting and members OF
| the society are requested to attend.
| Mrs A. NJ. Louden left Thursday fer San
/ Francisco. She expects TO remain several
weeks with her cousin. Mrs Robert Louis
| Stevenson, and the lattcrs son, Mr.. Lloyd
| Osbourne. Feb. 1 they moved into their
new homes
Mrs Irving Swan Brown, of Worcester.
| Mass, and little daughter are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. A. A. Barnes, on North Meridian
street. Mrs. Brown will receive with Mrs.
Barnes tomorrow afternoon, her regular
| reception day.
The Sweet Sixteen Club entertained its
| valentine party at the home of Miss Cora
1 Smith, 2222 North Meridian street. The
| rooms were adorned with hearts and the
| favors were valentines.
| The patronesses for the dinner dance al
| the University Club Tuesday evening will
| include Mrs. o. b. Jameson, Mrs. III. Z.
/ WATSON. Mrs; John A. Butler. Mrs. w. L.
/ Herod, Mrs. c. l.. Mckee, Mrs. John s.
/ Harrington and Mrs. CORTLAND Van Camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Fisher entertained
| at dinner last night in honor of Miss Mabel
E. Kerper and Mr.. Harry Reinsagen, whose
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March 5. The guests included Mr. and Mrs
Fred Keller, Or. and Mrs. Burkhardt, Mrs
| Kerper and Miss Lucy Kerper. The table
was adorned with pink carnations.
| The Congenial Clup bowled last Wednes-
| day The club was divided into two teams
! captained by Mr.. Harley Wilkens and Mr.;
/ Charles ii. Brown. Two games were played
and Mr. Wilkens's team won both games.
! High scores were made by Mr.. G.. +. kir-
by. Mr.. Edmond o. Schiff1ing, Mr. A. l..
SchiFing, Miss Minnie Fleming.
| The members of the Woodruff Place Club
| Will give its February entertainment on
| the evening Of Feb. y at the clubhouse.
| The party is called by the committee hav-
| ing ii in charge "a powder and patch
| party" the guests being requested to wear
a powdered wig and black patches on their
| faces. The committee is Mrs. w. W. Rich
| ardson, Mrs. Fred Sheperd, Mrs w. p.
| Keller. Mrs. Burkhardt, Mrs. f. L. Will
liams, Miss Brown and the Misses kerper.
An informal reception was given last
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/ Home ar the residence on North Delaware
street. During the evening Mr.. Nixon, OF
sse metrGptsn School Of MssiG Played
/ sang ana Miss Summit played two piano
numbers. Master Fred Ferguson, with man
doIin and piano accompaniment. sang sew
eral numbers and was followed by vocal
selections from Mr. Moore and Miss Allen.
| Mrs Addie Dietch Frank entertained the
| Ladies Literary Union Wednesday after
| noon 81 the home of Mrs. Sadie Beck, 1922
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decorated with Gala lilies. palms and cut
| flowers, pink roses predominating in the
dining room. Music, recitations and read
.ngs were part Of the entertainment. The
next regular meeting Will be with Mrs.
John Nelson HOODS, 4Sl North East street.
Wednesday afternoon. Feb. q.
The ladies of the third circle of the Cen
| tral-avenue NJ. Z. Church will give a
| musicale tea Tuesday afternoon at the
residence of Mrs. w. b. Barry. 1914 College
| avenue. The programme will be as follows:
Mazurka. by GODDARD, Mrs. Barry; (a) "a
Four-leaf Clover" by Browniel: OBJ ''The
| Captain" by Rogers. Miss Fisher; 'Lieti
| Signor," by Meyerbeer. Mrs. Dolan; Leg
/ ende." by Wieniawski. Mrs. Prenary; AT
Mrs. Isensee; creole Love Song by
Smith, Miss Fisher; Sunset" by Buck
Mrs. Dolan; Caprice Espaenal," by Mosz-
| kowski, Mrs. Barry.
| Mrs. Alice f. Stewart of Marion, grand
matron of the o. z. s., made her annual
| official visit to the local chapter Friday
| evening, which was followed by a sort OF
| informal reception. About two hundred
members and guests were entertained in
| the parlors of Masonic Temple, among them
| being several of the wives of the senators
and representatives. The parlors were
| prettily decorated in palms and flowers
| and the guests were given dainty heart
shaped valentines. tied with the coIors of
| the order. The ices were white, in cylinder
| form. with star in the center. Mrs. Stew
! art was the guest of Mrs. Nettie Ransford
| during her stay in the city.
| The eighth annual ball of the Socialer
| Turnverein Stock Association will be given
| Friday night at the German House. The
annual ball at the German House is al
| ticipation, and the committees in charge of
| the affair expect to make this ball even
| more successful than previous ones. The
c. Krauss. L. p. Goebel. L. Sielken. w. r.
Manifold. W; NJ. Birk. F.. Keller. e. L.
w. Allen, H. C. Kahlo. Carl Krauss. Max
Lieber. sr., H. s. Fraser, G. r. Myers,
sr.. Claude t. Grifhth. Albert E. Metzger,
| William Haueisen, ST., Charles Mayer, p.
| A: Havelick, s. Muhl. C. Won Hake, G. A.
| Pfeiffer. A. NJ Kuhn, Sam f. Rauh, r.
| Kipp. c. o. Rcemler, A c. Koehne. l.. S.
| Sargent, r. Keller. j. c. Schaff, j. Keller,
| II. SEVERN. George Kothe. T. Taggart. ].
NJ feathers. Court Webb Albert Lieber,
| Julius Wocher. The grand march will be
| formed at o'clock
MRS. DESCHLER'S TEA
| Mrs. Louis G.. Deschler save one of the
prettiest and daintiest afternoon teas yes
| terday. entertaining in honor of Mrs. p
| A. Kinds and her house party. Miss Tur-
| ner. Miss McNaughton and Miss Olcutt, of
| Muncie. The different rooms were fragrant
| with pink roses and converted into bowers
| Of beauty with climbing rose bushes. adorn-
| ing the mantels. arches and placed about
| the walls. The dining-room table had a
| lace cloth over pink satin and in the GEN.
i ter was a bowl of pink roses. The Candida
/ bra held pink tapers with rose shades. Mrs
| Deschler was assisted in entertaining by
Mrs. George w. Stout, Mrs. III. l.. Drew
Mrs. Pierre Gray. Mrs. Burton Parrott
| Miss Corella Taylor, Miss Elizabeth Coop
er. Miss Eliza Chambers, Miss Stella
Adams and Miss Mera Tousey. Among the
| guests were several out-of-town visitors
| Club Notes.
Matinee Musicale = Wednesday, Second
| division. Tchaikowski.
The Sorosis Club will meet Tuesday aft
ernoon with Mrs. w. V. Woodward, 12ls
| Broadway