The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-01-06

and a large attendance of members is de-
sired.
The third section of the Ladies' Society of
the German House gave a euchre party
yesterday afternoon. The nostesses were
debraDd and Miss Mas. Fourteen hand
some prizes were given TO the successful
contestants.
Mrs. Sewalrs usual Wednesday receptions
MI MI De resumed on wednesday. Jan: o.
Ind, wife of the president of Indiana
University. and DR.. Mary Rutherford VIII
son. now of London: England formerly of
this city, Will be Mrs. SewalI's guests of
honor.
Frances Z. willard w. c. t. u. will
celebrate its second anniversary at the
home of Mrs Z. G.. Cornelius. 1905 North
Rev. G.. NJ. Smith, pastor of Hall-place
NJ. Z. Church, will give an address. Mrs.
/. F McVVhirter Mrs. Hattie Brand, Mrs.
M. r. Balch and others will speak, after
which a reception will be held.
Mrs. F. F. McCrea entertained the Arm
strong Club yesterday afternoon in honor
OF Mrs. Mary Wilson, OF London. The
member include Mrs. William III. Cook,
Mrs. r. ". Dittmars of Franklin, Mrs.
Bass. Mrs. Augusta Stratford. Miss Mary
McKeever, Misses Mary and Charity Dye,
Miss Florence Fay and the Misses DOMAIN.
The Ladies' Society of the Maennerchor
q dlIGlSEu a hutSt udN 1OI II IlQdH dlItI-
noon. Mrs; Franz B%ellinger will give a
lecture on Robert Schumann,' assisted by
Mrs. Alice Fleming Evans, contralto, and
member ani has the snp pTiviiege Of Pii INVITING ha oEe
guest. Section three is in charge, with
MIR MRS (, Otto the N; nr PrenzeI chairman pIana E y%by
song. '"The Ring The Life of Schu-
mann piano, Evening song song, from
Schumann;" piano. Soaring" (Auf
schwung)
Mrs. Allison Maxwell gave a euchre
yesterday afternoon in honor of her daugh-
ter Ruth and Miss Marie Hines. The
hostess was assisted by Mrs. Amelia III.
Wells, Mrs. Allen b. Philputt and Miss
Anna Routh. The guests included the
Misses Marie and Grace Philputt, Miss
Esther Cole, Miss Elizabeth Fletcher, Miss
Katharine Hunt. Miss Lydia Parry, Miss
Gladys Walcott, Miss Gladys Nehrbas,
Miss Elsie Habing, Miss Elizabeth Everitt,
Miss Nora Lacey, Miss Ethel Dorsey, Miss
Bessie McCrea, Miss Anita Null. Miss
Rachel Baker, Miss Margaret Cook and
Miss Ruth Patterson.
The opening play of the Dramatic Club
for the new century, David Garrick,"
which will be presented tomorrow night
strongest plays ever given by the club.
The cast has been rehearsing for the past
SIX weeks and the opening performance
role, is looked forward TO with much pleas
ant anticipation by members of the club
anu muse nOiulnS guest TICKETS Inc play
will be staged deliberately, keeping closely
TO the idea of the period in which the play
is written. The cast will be as follows:
David Garrick, Mr.. Booth Harrington;
Simon Ingot, Mr.. Larz Whitcomb: Ada
Ingot, Miss Myla Coburn; Mr.. Smith, Mr..
Arthur b. Grover; Mrs. Smith, Miss Maria
Woollen; Squire Chivy, Mr.. A. N. Glad
ding; Miss Browne. Miss Louisa Fletcher;
Mr.. Jones, Mr.. Walter Williams; Marie.
Mrs. William Coburn: George. Mr.. George
Hume. The play will be repeated on
Tuesday evening for the benefit of the
Free Kindergarten with the same cast.
Harris full orchestra will play both even
ings, and after the performance ON Tues
day evening there will be dancing without
extra charge.