The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-01-22
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Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Rappaport will en-
terrain a small company this evening In
honor OF their visitor, Mrs. Hopper, or
Toledo, ..
Mr.. Joseph Hall will give n dinner this
evening at the Hotel English cafe, in honor
of Miss Watt, of Chicago. who is the guest
OF Miss Defrees.
Mrs. w. B. Wheelock has issued invi-
tations for a luncheon Saturday in honor
of Mrs. Wheelock, of Iowa, and Mrs.
Andrews, of Chicago.
Mrs. Francis T. Hord entertained at
luncheon yesterday at the University Club
in honor of Miss Wheeler and Miss Royse.
of Terre Haute. visitors of Miss Ethel
Ravens.
Governor and Mrs. Winfield Taylor Dur
bin have taken possession of the Lemcke
residence on Meridian and Vermont streets
and have for their visitor Mrs. III. c. Nc
Fadden, of Savannah, Ga.
Mrs. Philip Goetz has gone TO Columbus,
Ind. to sing every evening for two weeks
at the revival services OF the new chris
tian Church. Mrs. Goetz will return TO
s0th.
Mrs. Ernst Albeit observed her first
at home since her marriage, yesterday
afternoon and in the evening Mr.. and Mrs,
Albeit received their friends. Mrs. Will
liam r. Budd. Mrs. Abbett's mother, re-
ceived with her.
Miss Freda Krull has gone to New York
and will sail Saturday the steamer
Patricia, for Berlin, Germany, to visit her
brother, Mr. Fred Krull, who is studying
music there. Mr. Krull and his sister will
return in the spring.
Mrs. William r. Brown entertained at
cards yesterday afternoon, in honor of
Mrs. Holden, of Camden, N. j., who is
visiting Mrs. Horace Wood. Among the
guests was Miss Daniels, of Dayton, o.,
with Mrs. John " Dittemore.
At the Century Club this evening the
story will be read by Mr.. Willard +. Cox
and the paper Charles Reade,'' will be
read by Mr.. Wilbur F. Wynn. Memorial
resolutions will be presented by commit
tee in remembrance of Mr.. Fishback.
The following officers for the Eleanor
Hospital were elected yesterday morning:
President, Mrs. Albert b. Thomas: vice
president Mrs. Frank Talbot; treasurer,
Miss Gertrude Goodhart; secretary, Miss
Vanette Miller; corresponding secretary,
Mrs. w. Z. Miller.
Mrs. Samuel E. Morss will give a matinee
party Wednesday afternoon to the Grand
Opera House, with tea at her home on
North Meridian street afterward. in honor
OF Mrs. Henry Hammond, of Clarkesburg
w. Va. and Mrs. BENJAMIN Blackford. of
Parkersburg. w. Va, guests of Mrs. Mar
vim Rice Maxwell.
and their alumnae were entertained by
Mrs. Alfred F. Potts last evening with n
dance. A buffet luncheon was served In
the dining room, which was decorated with
red carnations and candelabra. The mem
bers OF the fraternity are: The Misses Jes-
semine Armstrong, Lula Rellae, Jean Blair.
Grace Hetfield. Ethel Roberts, Jessie Scott
and Cora Hewitt.
The charity ball which will be given for
the benefit of the Free kindergarten and
Childrens Aid Society by the first and
sixth sections of the Free kindergarten
at the German House tomorrow night
will be one of the smartest social functions
of the season. There will be seventeen
boxes, five arranged on the upper balcony
| seven under the balcony the dancing
| floor and five across the stage The boxes
| will be separated by a screen of foliage
and the interior of the boxes will be coziiy
furnished and the hostess will receive be-
| tween the dances. Those who have taken
boxes include: Mr.. and Mrs. Fred l.,
Mayer. Mr.. and Mrs. II. P. WATSON. Mr.
| and Mrs John c. New, Mr.. Newton Booth
Harrington. Mr.. and Mrs John b. Elam
| Mr.. and Mrs. John III. Holiday, General
| and Mrs. Benjamin Harrison, Mr. and Mrs.
| r. NJ Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs. CORTLAND
| Van Camp. Captain and Mrs. William 10,
| English, Mr.. and Mrs. George A Gay. Mr..
| and Mrs. Hugh III. Hanna, MIR. and Mrs
| Thomas Taggart Mr.. and Mrs John B
| Cockrum, DR.. and Mrs. Franklin W. HAYS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest II. Trip. Mr.. and
| Mrs. w. Z. Hayward Mr.. and Mrs Robert
| Geddes, and Mr.. and Mrs. Louis HoIlweg