The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-03-03

club with a bowling party Wednesday
by a supper.
Queen Esther Auxiliary will be enter
tanned by Mrs. Julia \. Stewart. BIZ Jack
son street, on Friday. assisted by Mrs.
Zelpha Peake. Mrs. Kate van Tilburgh and
Mrs Arte Dildine.
Mrs. j. w Bradshaw, of Lebanon. enter
tanned guests for eight tables of whist in
Mrs II. q. Hawkins's apartments ia the
Surrey Friday afternoon in honor of Mrs.
George n. Catterson.
Miss Elizabeth Ames. of Greencastle, who
mas been in Rome. Italy, for some time.
viii sail for home April ?. She will be the
guest OF Mrs. Emma Ames WinsOr before
returning TO her home in Greencastle.
The Ladies' Society of the German House
gave It's March entertainment yesterday
aIternoon in the form of a euchre party.
william Manifold and Miss Lulu Fisher.
Mrs. Herbert Foltz will leave to-day for
Shlcago, where she will join Mr.. John
Lambert n family and a party of friends
VINO viii go in Mr.. Lambert's private car
OF a trip through Mexico and California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Ennis, Of Pitts
burg, are visiting Mrs Ennis's sister. Mrs.
- L. Wade, on Central avenue. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ennis are en- route home from a trip
fornia.
Mrs. w. d. Allison and Mrs. Frank o.
Ballard will receive informally Thursday
AiOOu lIOIn . 10 . O CLOCK at the nome
OF the former, 1881 Park avenue, i'm honor
or Mrs. w. i. Hixon. There are no invi-
~tations.
The Woman's Auxiliary of Railway Postal
Clerks will meet with Mrs. j.. H. Upton,
SVo9 Park avenue, tomorrow afternoon at
z O'Clock. The subject of the meeting will
be A Afternoon with Charles Dickens,
the Author"
The marriage of Miss Mary Boyd and
Mr.. Virgil Morton, of Camden. occurred
yesterday afternoon at the home of the
bride on North Delaware street. The Rev.
Joseph Stout, pastor of Trinity NJ. T..
Church, officiated.
The Kappa Alpha Theta Club will meet
with Mrs. W. j. Hubbard, 1905 North Me-
ridian street, Saturday afternoon. This be-
ing guest day each member has the privi-
lege of inviting a guest. An original story
will be read by Kate Miner Rabb.
Mrs. f. S. Newcomer and daughter and
Mrs. Newcomers gr~andaughters, Miss
Gladly Walcott. of this city. and Miss
leave in June 10 spend the summer i'm Eng
land. In the autumn they will visit Ores
den and then switzerland.
Mrs. ID. A. Chenoweth has issued invi-
tatiOns for a small tea Thursday after
noon in honor OF her visitors, Mrs. San
duSky and Miss Cooper, of Tennessee.
Mrs. Chenoweth and Miss Chenoweth have
also issued Invitations for cards. Friday
afternoon, in honor of their guests.
The Women's Mission Circle of the First
Baptist Church, will meet on Friday, at 2:30
o'clock. with Miss Frances j. McCarty, 222
North Pennsylvania street. Mrs. f.. F.
Tea Gardens, and there will be a mission
airy roll call. to which all representing mis-
sionaries are asked to respond.
Mrs. Jerome Allen, of Gr~eencastle, who
has been visiting friends during the past
week, has returned home. Mrs. Allen was
the guest of honor at a luncheon Monday
night given by Mrs. Emma a. Winsor, the
other guests including Mrs. Frederick
Knefer, Mrs. John S. Harrington, Mrs.
Charles NJ. Walker and Miss Anna Dun
lop.
a special meeting of the Maennerchor
Ladies' Society will be held Sunday after
noon at 2:30 o'clock to make arrangement
for the annual Easter ball. The fifth sec
ton of the society, with Mrs. George
Richards as chairman. has arranged an
evening euchre for Monday, March IS.
For the regular assembly day, next Fri
day afternoon, a quilting bee has been
arranged.
Mrs. DIR. Harvey entertained at hearts
yesterday afternoon in honor of her guest,
Miss Hill, OF Richmond. Among those
present were Mrs. j.. G. Mendenhall, Mrs.
DIR. House, Mrs. Stewart, Mrs. Hadley,
Mrs. Parrot, Miss Wolf of Kansas City,
Misses Mona and Gertrude Taggart. Miss
Henry. Miss Gertrude Henry, Miss Shower.
Miss Nettie Shower, Miss Wiegand.. Miss
Benie Wiegand. Miss Eitel, Miss Bushman,
Miss Nell Moore, Miss Lucy Hamilton,
Miss Dagge. Miss Maine and Miss O'Harra.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Keller gave a hand
some dinner last night IN honor of Miss
Mabel kerper and Mr.. Harry Reinsagen,
who are TO be married Tuesday. The
other guests included Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
G.. Fisher, Mr.. John kerper, Miss Lucy
Kerper, DIR. and Miss Amelia Keller, DR..
Eugene Buehler and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
SchOwe. The daintily appointed table was
lighted by a Dresden lamp with jeweled
shade and was adorned with white flowers
and smilax. The name carus were pen
and ink sketches.
The following names have been added
10 the list of patronesses for the subscrip-
ton recital to be given at the PrOpylaeum
by Mr.. Marshall Darrach, of New York,
Saturday evening Mrs. s. r.. Perkins.
Miss Tarquinia l.. Voss. Mrs. @. NJ. Bacus,
Mrs. Arthur VOORHEES, Brown. Mrs. John X.
Wilson, Mrs. John ID. Elan, Mrs. Charles
White Merrill, Mrs. Hervey Bates. Mrs. w.
IS. Hayward. Mrs. \. \. Barnes. Mrs. Ferd
l.. Mayer, Mrs. w. III. Hubbard, Mrs. L.
III. Spann, Mrs. Edward + Hodges, Mrs.
Alfred NJ. Ogle, Mrs. Herman b. Sayles
ana Mrs. Henry c.. Martin.
Mr.. e. NJ. Eckhouse entertained a box
party at English's Opera House last night
to witness the performance of Princess
Chic the OCCASION being his t~wenty-first
birthday anniversary, followed by a sup
per at the English Cafe after the per-
formance. The table was adorned with
carnations and violets. The guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Eckhouse, Mr.. III.
H.. E~ckhouse. Miss Bertha Eckhouse, Miss
Jessie Eckhouse. Mr.. Edgar y. Eckhouse,
Mr.. Dave Nachman. Mr.. Sylvan Kahn,
Miss Florence Kahn. Mr.. r. r. Marer. Miss
Irma Rosenthal. Miss Julia k~antrowitz,
and Mr.. Leon Hecht, of Philadelphia, Pa.