The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-12-06
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

cagO to-day.
Miss Louise Gerard will sail for Europe
on the Columbia Tuesday Dec 10.
Mr. and Mrs. d. p Erwin have gone to
New York to remain three weeks
Miss Elma Igelman will go to Richmond
on next Tuesday TO sing in concert given
at the Lutheran Church
Mrs. l. " Walker will leave next Tues
day for a three months visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Black, In New YORK
The regular monthly meeting of the Ger
man Ladies Aid Society Will take place
to-day at 2:30 o'clock at the German House.
Mrs E. j. Heeb will give luncheon at
the Columbia Club Monday in honor of
Hills, Cincinnati.
Mrs. c. F. Zener and Mrs. E. ]. Foster
will entertain the ladies of the Social Cir
Gle OF the First Baptist Church this after
noon at 2:30 o'clock.
Miss Anne Hurty's visitor, Miss Adele
II. Adams, of Portland. Me. was the guest
Of honor at a small luncheon given yes
terday by Miss Martha NJ. Foster.
Invitations have been issued by Mr. and
Mrs. H. II. Hanna for lecture TO be given
at the Propylaeum Dec. 10, at s o'clock,
by DR.. H. B. Frissel, of the Hampton
Institute. Hampton, Va.
Miss Mannheimer. of Chicago, who has
been the guest OF Miss Irma Rosenthal,
left for Cincinnati yesterday for a three
weeks visit. when she will return to this
city for a second visit.
Miss Carrie H. Speedy and Mr.. Walter A.
Lombard were married at the home of the
brides parents on Wednesday evening. Rev.
j. H Knowlton performed the ceremony.
They will reside at 1909 Spann avenue.
Owing TO the illness Of Mrs. T. A Kim
berlin the reception which was to have
been held in honor of Miss Floss Newly
Of Knightstown has been postponed in
definitely. Miss Newly has returned to her
home.
Mrs. John H. Holiday was hostess yes
tar6aV a given hOpnr nf
Mrs. W. c. De Pauw and her daughter
Miss Florence De Pauw. In the afternoon
Miss Harriet Nesbitt gave a programme
of Scotch songs and readings.
The ladies of Meridian-street Church
were busy yesterday decorating the interior
of the church for the Christmas fair. The
morning. The doors of the church will be
thrown open to the public at l o'clock this
afternoon.
The Hoosier Magazine Club will be en-
tertained by Mr.. and Mrs. Hereth, of North
New Jersey street. Monday evening. DR..
r. o. McAlexander has the paper and Mrs.
/. b. Bugbee will lead in the discussion.
Subject Trusts as Represented by the
Steel Trust"
State Auditor Hart and wife last evening
entertained at dinner at their home Gov
ernOr Durbin and wife, Attorney General
William l.. Taylor, r. A. Brown and wife
Frank l.. Jones and wife, Charles r. Remy
and wife, Col. Charles E. Wilson and wife,
DR.. Edenharter and wife and Frank Martin
and wife.
Mrs. ]. X. Cooper. of 21ss Talbot ave-
nue., entertained for her daughter, Mrs
w X Cooper, on Wednesday afternoon
The parlors and library were decked in
green. and the dining room was in yellow
| and white chrysanthemums Mrs Cooper
was assisted by Mrs. George Pangborn,
Mrs. Homer Cooper. Mrs. Ransom Griffin,
Miss Winifred Harper, Miss Alice Somer-
| Vile and Mss Hattie Allard
| Mr.. H. p. WATSON, member of the Har-
mo fpr o
/ the other members at dinner at his home
\ last night. Plans of the commission were
discussed and an additional committee APP
| pointed which will report in a few days.
/ Mr.. Wasson's guests were John @. Will
liams. S. Il. Morss, Charles r. Williams,
W doI h H Inn Miller A 4 A. Barnes R H. C.
Louis Holweg, Smiley n. Chambers, Evans
| Woollen. Charles w. Smith. H. S. New.
In her exhibition of china painting at
her home, 2521 College avenue. Mrs. c. B.
| work. Pieces of especial beauty a
tea set of dainty light-blue color. a plaque
with figure on a dark background, and any
number of plates. Several vases are of
| exquisite workmanship, one having an
/ angel and cherubim on the most delicate
background of blue. Mrs. Ford also does
that are extremely artistic both in de-
! sign and execution.
THE PUPPENFEE" TONIGHT.
! Tonight and tomorrow afternoon, Dec.
and I, THE Puppenfee" will be given at
the German House for the benefit Of the
| Katherine Home. The entertainment will
| be in the nature of a German doll fair.
and will begin with the comedy I'm Pup
| penlauen." The scene represents the in
terror of the doll shop of Sylvanius Sniff
kins. and the plot deals with the inven-
tions and exhibitions Of his wonderful
mechanical dolls. The production has been
arranged and is under the stage direction
of E. A. Morris, who promises, with the
| exceptional talent he has in hand an in
| teresting and entertaining production. Miss
| Una Clayson will be the accompianist with
| Harris Orchestra. After the play the sale
of dolls and the dancing will take place.
The following Is complete cast of char
| acters:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Smifkins, the inven-
| tor, Mr.. @. E. Hunt; Billingsgate Bundle,
Sidney Gray; Billy Coddy, another; Mrs.
Bundle. Mrs. Samuel E. Morss.
The Dolls-Baby Buntin', Mrs. John T.
Brush; Dotty. Dimple. Mrs. @. E. Hunt;
Otoyo San, Miss Josephine Robinson; Cho
Cho. Miss Mary Anna Wheeler, Kate
Hopkins. Miss Natalie Brush; Peggy
shaw; Miss .Coiiiss: Miss Mary Williams;
Hoot Mon, Miss Marie Catterson; Totty,
Miss Josephine Parrott; Lottie, Miss Dor
othy McGrew; Dotty, Miss Frances Nc
GOwan; Notify. Miss Dorothy Deschler
Faith, Miss jeanette Harvey; Charity. Miss
Mildred Brown; Choo Lee Master Benja-
min Nysewander; Topsy Turvy, Alfred
| Bingham.
The German Band-Swartch Geigle the
clarinet, Donald McGibeny; Hans Ach
the bass drum Wallace Hamilton; Bitten
DOnnerwetter, the cOrnet, Morris Hamil-
ton; Snyder, the leader. Harold Megrew
Dolls, buyers, pedestrians, clerks, etc.
MRS. VORIES'S CARD PARTY.
Mrs. Hervey Daniel Worries entertained a
large card party at her home. sol North
Capitol avenue, yesterday afternoon in
honor of Mrs. John Oscar Henderson. The
mantles in the double parlors were banked
with ferns and small palms, and pink roses
decked one of the rooms, while the other
redolent of American Beauties. which
also filled a jardiniere that stood upon a
two rooms. The colors in the dining room
were white and green. Mrs Worries was
assisted by Mrs oliver Z. Ensley Mrs
John S Briggs and Mrs. j. B. Fansler Out
of-town guests were Mrs. John G. McNutt
Miss Margaret Nicely, Misses Mary and
Katherin Balm, of Martinsville; Mrs Hor-
ace A Dill. of Richmond: Miss Kate
Moore. of Ashland. o.; Miss Irene Bulman.
of Terre Haute Mrs. John Wesley Rags
dale, of Franklin, and Mrs. Charles NJ
Zion. of Lebanon. a harpist played dur
ing the afternoon. The prizes were four
embroidered pillows and two lace dining
table covers.
LOGAN-SWADLEY