The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-02-10

VIE. lUd I1uEutE tuACIldlHcu the f1OL02
Circle Club Wednesday evening at her
home on Virginia avenue. First favors were
won by Miss Dell Wallace and Mr.. Keane.
The consultations were won by Mrs. NJ. j.
Lehrritter and Mr.. Lew Smock.
Mrs. William l.. Caldwell will receive
her friends informally, Wednesday after
noon. having with her Mrs. Blanche Cald-
we'll, of Chicago. Mrs. David c. Braden
and Miss Natalie Lyon. of East Orange, ".
j. There are no card invitations
Mr.. and Mrs. Eddy NJ. Campbell enter
tanned at dinner. last night. the guests in
GLIDING Governor and Mrs. Winfield Tay-
Tor Durbin, Rev. and Mrs. William a.
Quayle. Admiral and Mrs. George Brown
and Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Taggart-
The January class. 1891, of the Manual
Training High School entertained the
school clubs that assisted them in Vanity
Fair" with a masquerade party Tuesday
evening: After the grand march the
masks were removed and dancing was the
feature of the evening.
Mrs. 7. w. Love will give a hearts party
on ST. Valentines day, at her home. 1910
Bellefontaine street, entertaining the La
dies Auxiliary of the o.. r. &. and the
members of the Orien Embroidery Club.
She will be assisted by Mrs. j. +. Gilbreath
and Mrs. j. D.. Cooney.
A progressive dinner was given Friday
was served at the different homes. The
party included George o.. Rafert, Addison
Nordyke, Webb, Adams, Richard Griffith.
Horace Nordyke, Robert Griffith, Horace
Alderice and Harry Hubbard.
Mrs. Merle Walker gave a luncheon, yes
terday, at the Columbia Club, in honor of
Mrs. Robert 7. Oliver. The table was
adorned with a basket of ~marguerites and
primroses, and the guests included Mrs.
Frank w. Lewis, Mrs. S. Elliott Perkins,
Mrs. George w. Randall and Mrs. Or
The usual Sunday afternoon gospel meet
ing OF the Y. M. c. a. will be held at 4
O'Clock in the gymnasium. and will be led
by Miss Stella Bartlett. The music will
Robinson, assisted by the choral class.
Miss Robinson will sing a solo. "In the Sc
cret OF His Presence"
The members of the First Presbyterian
the church parlors Wednesday evening.
The hostess will be the committee who
have had charge of the arrangements, in
Guiding Mrs. James H. Taylor, Mrs. S. T.
Lee. Mrs. Kate Mcpherson. Miss Lecklider.
Miss Ketcham and Miss Moore.
Mrs. John O.. Perrin and Mrs. Hervey
Bates gave an informal high tea yesterday
afternoon at 3 o'clock, in honor of Mrs.
Allen NJ. Fletcher and Miss Mary Fletcher,
of New York. Mrs. Perrin and Mrs. Bates
will entertain at luncheon, Wednesday, for
Mrs. Fletcher and Miss Fletcher, at the
home of the former, 1416 North Meridian
street.
Mrs. Wilbur F.. Winchester will leave, this
week, for Washington, d. c.. as a delegate
from the Caroline Scott Harrison Chapter.
Daughters of the American Revolution, to
the National Congress-, which opens on the
18th. Others who will attend the session In
Washington include Mrs. John N. Carey,
Mrs. William II. Coleman, Mrs. John w.
Jones and Mrs. John Middleton, of Louis
vile, who will join the party here and &C
company them.
The annual election of the woman's Mis-
sion Circle of the First Baptist Church
occurred Friday afternoon at the residence
of Mrs. w. G. Woollen. The officers elected
for the ensuing year include Mrs. O. j.
Dearborn. president; Mrs. +. c. Hanna,
vice president; Mrs. Arthur JORDAN, secre-
tary; Mrs. r. o. Hawkins, treasurer; Mrs.
Theodore Smithers, assistant treasurer. A
short musical programme was rendered, in
charge of Mrs. Thomas j. Villers.
A progressive luncheon was given at
English's cafe, yesterday, by the members
of the Pi Beta Phi. Mrs. w. III. Cook was
toastmistress, and the following persons
responded to toasts: Miss lnez Ryker, OF
Franklin. THE Convention at Syracuse"
The Active Girl" Miss George Jones, of
Bloomington; '"The Alumnae and Patron
esses." Miss Jessie Armstrong, of Butler;
The guests were seated at small tables, on
each of which was a centerpiece of the
chapter flower, the red carnation.
Among the social events announced for
this week is the luncheon to be given by
Mrs. Orlando b. lies tomorrow In honor
of Miss Daisy Clark and Miss Frances
Delight Boyle, two OF the seasons brides;
the card party to be given by Judge and
Mrs. Hackney and Miss Burford's dance
at the Country Club; the marriage Tues
day of Miss Stella Walcott and Mr.. David
s. Buntain, and an afternoon tea to be
given by Miss Cora Stubbins for Miss
Daisy Clark; Mrs. z. A. Kinds at home
for her house guests and Mr.. and Mrs.
Kinds at home In evening. On Wednes-
day Mrs. John Il. Elam'S reception for Mrs.
Winfield Taylor Durbin. Miss Lois Dyer's
luncheon for Miss Daisy Clark, and Mrs.
John Candee Deans luncheon for Miss
Florence Jones. Miss Coreila Taylor's tea
for Mrs. Hinds's house party, Mrs. John o.
Perrin and Mrs. Hervey Bates's luncheon
for Mrs. Allen Fletcher and Miss Mary
Fletcher, of New York. and Mrs. Fred
erick E. Matson's card party. On Thurs
day the Marion Gu reception and dance
at the Gegman House, and Mrs. Daniel F.
Fleener's two Valentine parties, Mrs. John
B. Elam's second reception and dinner. and
Miss Chambers's and Miss Cooper's matinee
party and high tea at the Columbia Club.
On Friday the annual masquerade of the
Maennerchor Society and the dance to be
given by Miss Catharine Ayres for her
visitor, Miss Bertha /. Smith, Of Worces-
ter. Mass. and Mr.. and Mrs. Hinds's dinner
for their visitors. Saturday Mrs. Desch-
ler's tea for Mrs. Hinds's house party.
MIR. AND MRS. HINDS'S HOUSE PARTY.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Atwood Kinds will en-
terrain a house party this week, having
for their guests the young ladies who as
sisted at their wedding. The guests will
arrive tomorrow and will include Miss
Mary French Field of Chicago, Miss Fan
ME Turner. Miss Carrie Hemingway, Miss
Emily Olcutt and Miss Flornce McNaugh-
ton, of Muncie, and Miss Elizabeth Cooper
and Miss Eliza Chambers of this city.
Among the entertainments to be given for
the visitors is a dance at the Country Club
tomorrow night by Miss Caroline Burford,
who will also have for her guest Mr.. Will
loughby Walling, of Chicago. On Tuesday
Mrs. Kinds will give her first at home in
honor of her guests, and on the same even
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Kinds will receive their
friends. Miss Corella Taylor will give a
luncheon Wednesday for the visitors. and
on Thursday Miss Cooper and Miss Cham
bers will give a vaudeville party to the
Grand, followed by a high tea at the Co.
lumbfa Club On Friday night Mr.. and
Mrs. Kinds will entertain at dinner. and on
saturday Mrs. Louis q. Deschler will give
a tea for them.
MRS. o. G.. PFAFFS RECEPTION
Mrs. o. G.. Pfaf gave a large informal
reception, yesterday afternoon, to have her
friends and the members OF Christ Church
meet the new rector and his wife. Rev.
and Mrs. James ID. Stanley and Madame
Stanley and Bishop and Mrs. Joseph NJ.
Francis. The different rooms were prettily
adorned with flowers and palms. In the par
lors pink roses were placed about in vases
and in the library and dining room the
mantels were banked with ferns and nang-
ing vines. On the daintily-appointed refresh
ment table in the dining room there was q
ba sket of primroseS in the center. A harp-
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