The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-12-01
THE CITY's SOCIAL LIFE.

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Landers. Miss Ethel Baxter and Mr.. ID. w.
LAWYER.
Mrs. John w. Kern has gone TO Logans-
port to visit her sister.
Misses Katherine and Edith Wallick have
returned from Lafayette.
The Veronica Club win meet with Mrs.
Hitzelberger. 521 Virginia avenue, on Thurs
day. Subject, "Old Songs"
Mrs. c. b. Ford Will hold an exhibit Of
china painting at her home, 252l College
avenue. beginning Tuesday Afternoon.
AIR. and Mrs. Avery Van VIE entertained
Mrs. Raphael Van VIE and Mrs. J. w.
McGrew.
Miss Harriet Nesbitt will sing Angels
Ever Bright and Fair" at the DOwney-
avenue Christian Church, Irvington, this
morning.
Mrs. Charles Divine, Of Toledo. and Mrs.
Richardson. of Columbus, o., are visiting
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John ;.
Lazarus. and will be here until Tuesday.
Misses Lizzie and Grace Burk and Mr..
their aunt, Mrs y. r. Dugan, on North
pennsylvania street.
The board OF managers of the Girls In
dustrial School will have its regular meet
ing tomorrow in the wOman's department
Of the Indiana Trust building.
Mrs. =. II. Izor entertained the Social
Euchre Club on Tuesday Afternoon, prizes
being won by Mrs. George Herpick, Mrs.
ShIlSIldH, MIS-. W. - L@iINy @Hu MS
izor.
Mrs. w. H. Jordan and son, John Wiley
Jordan, of North Pennsylvania street, left
yesterday for Louisville, KY, where they
will join Mr.. Jordan and Will spend the
winter.
Mrs. Albert Metzger's guest. Mrs. Ed
mund Mayer, of California, was entertained
yesterday by Mrs. ~Springhorn. Miss Envy
Martin will entertain for her tomorrow at
the German House, and Mrs. Metzger will
give a reception on Tuesday.
The Federation OF Auxlliaries Of the
Christian Churches Of the city will meet
at the Third Christian Church. Mrs. John
l.. Grifiths will speak on flower mission
work. and Mrs. Cora Barnett Will give an
interesting talk on her recent experiences
among the mountain people Of the South.
Miss Jeanette Judson was the honor
guest at a tea given yesterday by Mrs.
Edward Taylor, who was assisted by Mrs.
John V. Dittemore, Mrs. Frank {. Church
man, Miss Ethel Ravens, Miss Corella
Taylor, Miss Edith Wallick, Miss Mary
Noble, Miss Margaret Ridgely, Miss Caro-
line MarmOn, Mrs. Edwin f. Moore, Miss
Kate Smith, Miss Spann and Miss Louise
Spann.
DR.. William A.. Quayle. of Kansas, former
pastor of Meridian-street Church. will pass
through the city on Tuesday on his way to
Cincinnati TO attend a meeting of ministers
to revise the Methodist hymnal. While
here he will be the guest Of Mrs. Daniel
Stewart. and will receive his friends at
nAE w 1 = AlVAiAb VII NNGNbg ~
No invitations have been issued. y picture
of DIR. Quayle has been placed in the Sun
day school room OF the church.
The Ladies' Club of the German House
Il bowling and lotto contest. Bowling will
begin promptly at . o'clock and cards will
not be issued after $3.50. Prizes will be
awarded ia both games. Mrs. Emil FertiS
and Mrs. Charles II. Broich will be the
hostesses. and they will be assisted by Mrs.
Robert Kipp, Mrs. Robert Keller, Mrs.
us- II N~4II ri
Lille Sudorff and Miss Envy Martin.
\ Scotch recital will be given at the Dow
ney-avenue Christian Church, I~rvinSton,
next Saturday night by Miss Harriet Nes-
bit, for the benefit Of the pipe organ fund.
The songs on the programme are Come
Under NV Plaidie.' Lullaby" robin
Adair.'' Bonnie Dundee AUD Robin
Gray, 30 Whistle and III Come to Ye,"
o Bonnie Doom My Love She's but a
Lassie Yet Alton Water" Charlie is
My Darling" She will also give a reading,
"A Nippy Tongue" by Ian Maclaren.
At the Pan-American fair to be given by
the ladies of Meridian-street Church on
Friday afternoon and evening, Dec. s. there
will be several booths, in one of which will
be served an elaborate New England din
ner, and in the others various articles will
be on sale, as follows: In the Canadian
booth. dolls; Mexican booth, fancy work
cream and cake; California booth, fruit and
flowers; Indiana booth, household articles
| OF utllltN. BnllpplneS garden. candies. Inc
ladies will be in costume appropriate to the
booths, and the evenings entertainment
Will be interspersed with music.
At the doll fair to be given next Friday
evening and Saturday afternoon at the
German Home for the benefit of the
Katherine Home, all sorts Of dolls will
be for sale. On Friday evening there will
be "a play. Old Mr.. Simpkins. the keeper
OF a doll shop. is a mechanical genius, and
finally succeeds In bringing his dolls to
life. They then do wonderful things, one
of which is to play i'm a little German
band. The real names of the dolls are
Mildred Brown, Anne and Josephine Shaw,
Mary Williams, Dorothy Megrew, Jose
phine PARROT, Dorothy Deschler, jean
nette Harvey. Mary Winters, Maria CATER
son, Mignonne McGibeny, Morris Hamil-
ton, Harold Megrew, jr., and Donald Nc
Gibeny.
Church will hold a literary fair i'm the
church parlors beginning tomorrow after
noon and continuing until Thursday. in
elusive. On Wednesday evening the enter
ainment will be IN charge of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh McGibeny. The booths will repre-
sent the names of boOks-the library booth,
Prisoner OF Hope" household booth.
''Twixt Cellar and Attic" fruit and jelly
booth. "Old Fashioned Girl" flower booth,
Elizabeth and Her German Garden" can
dy booth, '~Sweetwater;" cake booth, ITO
Have and TO Hold picture gallery. Cam
era Shots at Big Came" tea booth, lover
the Teacups:" baby booth. "Vanitv Fair"
fancy work booth. Facts and Fancies." A
children's party will be given Thursday, at
which "Alice I'm Wonderland" will be one
OF the features. There will be Mother
| Goose costumes and other pleasing at
fractions for children. The fair will close
| Thursday evening with readings by Mrs.
Aria NJ. Bond.
IN CAPTAIN HOBSON'S HONOR.
Capt. Richmond p. Hobson was enter
tanned yesterday afternoon by the Daugh-