The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-12-15
City'S Social Life
THE GAYETIEs AND ACTIVITIES OF THE WEEK

INVITES OF THE WEEK
! Darby. who Will arrive on Thursday from
Wellesley.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Griffith will spend
the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bird.
Mrs. Isaac Newton Richie has issued in
vitations for a luncheon for Thursday,
Dec 10
The Congenial Club entertained it's mem
bers with a theater party at the Grand on
Tuesday evening
Mr. and Mrs ]. T. Campbell gave a dim
ner last evening at the Charlemont fol-
lowed by theater party.
MIR. and Mrs. Alexander r. Monroe have
returned from Chicago. where they visited
Mr. and Mrs. r. b. McGregor.
Mrs. Frank Jelleff. Of Providence, r. l.,
will spend the holidays with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward b. Porter.
Miss AIys Aukeny. OF Lafayette. will be
in town for the Yale Glee Club concert,
and will be the guest of Miss Edith Wal
lick.
dance for their daughter. Miss suemma
Vajen Coleman, and her guest from To-
ledo on Dec. Dc
Mr. and Mrs. Addison Bybee VIII return
| for the holidays and will be Joined by Miss
| Bybee. who will come from school in New
| York to spend her vacation.
Mrs. Frank Truman Day will receive in
| formally on Tuesday: and In the evening
| friends No invitations have been issued.
Miss Agnes Hyland has returned from
| three months visit in Rock Island. Ill. Her
sister. Mrs. E. c. Berry, and son accom-
/ panied her, and will remain here through
| the winter.
Miss Rosemary G. Brennan will return
next week from St. Mary's OF the Woods
\ TO spend the holidays with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward j. Brennan, on North
/ Capitol avenue.
/ Mrs. George Whiteley. formerly of this
| city, now living in Greenville, o., who came
| for the reception given at the home OF Mrs
J. n. Rogers, is the guest of Mrs. Frank
| Jay and other friends.
At the buffet supper given Friday
| for Miss Lucia Holiday by Mr.. and Mrs
| Edward Daniels there were present MISS
| Patterson, of Pittsburg, and Miss Phipps
| with Mrs. Z. B. Porter.
Mrs. j. F. Roster entertained the Bona
venture Cinch Club on Friday afternoon.
| Mrs. Robert Lawson Mrs. Edward Carver
and Mrs A NJ Crouch.
| Mrs. Robert Lawson entertained her
euchre club on Tuesday afternoon, the
prizes being won by Mrs. John Warner;
| Mrs. Frank Clemens, Mrs. Byron Garfield
| and Mrs. Kate Uhl Roth
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick w. Dickhut. of
| 1904 Fletcher avenue, will entertain the
Womens Auxiliary of Railway Postal
| Clerks tomorrow evening. A Christmas
| programme has been prepared.
Miss Ruby Boltenbacher; who was the
A.
| who came to attend the reception at the
home of Mrs James n. Rogers. has re-
turned to her home in Bloomington.
The hostesses for the dinner cotillion to
be given on Tuesday by the University
Club will be Mrs. Mortimer lowering, Mrs.
John o. Perrin, Mrs. Ferdinand Winter,
Mrs. John r. Wilson and Mrs. H. p. Was
son.
Mrs ]. c. Harrington entertained Miss
Alice Snyder, of Elmira, y. Y and Mr.
and Mrs John Gibney at dinner on Friday
evening. Miss Snyder is spending the holt
days with her mother and will return to
Elmira on Jan. 2.
Mr.. Clyde Kenyon. who was the guest of
Mr.. John Geiger. left yesterday for Chicago
New York. Mr.. Kenyon will then sail for
Paris to study vocal music. He formerly
resided In Indianapolis.
Miss Graydon has invited the mothers
of the boys to party at the Boys Club
on Tuesday afternoon. An interesting en-
tertainment has been arranged, including
the giving of Madonna pictures framed as
Christmas remembrances.
A dance will follow the play MY Aunt's
Heiress,' to be given by the Service Club
at the Propylaeum on Dec Is. Mr.. Edgar
Morris is coaching the young ladies who
are TO take part, and the proceeds this year
are 70 be given 10 the Katherine Home.
The dinner given by the officers of the
Fourth Presbyterian Church last evening
was an elaborate social affair. Gentlemen
only were invited. There were interesting
and witty remarks by Rev. G.. l.. Mack
intosh, who acted toastma ster, and Mr..
John Dyer Judge NJ. F. Cox, Mr. Chas. w.
Moores, Prof. John c. Trent and Rev.
Joseph Littell.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Herod will be in the
city on Thursday en- route for Detroit and
| will be the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. p.
Herod. of the Victoria. Mr.. Herod since
his resignation as secretary of the lega-
ton at Japan has, with his wife, been
travelling in Europe, going through France
last summer in an automobile. Since their
return to this country Mr.. and Mrs. Herod
have made their home in New York.
Mr.. Albert Gall has kindly offered the
use of his storeroom. IL and 10 West Wash
ingtol street, to the board of managers
of the katherine Home on Tuesday to aid
the fair. There are number of dolls beau
| tifully dressed and marked at low price.
This is a rare chance for mothers and
friends who wish attractive dolls for the
little ones and at the same time to aid
in the beautiful charity of caring for the
aged.
The patronesses of the Yale Glee Club
lish's Opera House, will be Mrs. NJ B.
Wilson. Mrs. NJ. +. Ritzinger Mrs James
; NJ. Winters, Mrs. Julia NJ. Moores. Mrs.
John o. Perrin, Mrs. w. w. Woollen, Mrs.
Evans Woollen, Mrs c. l.. Hare, Mrs. NJ.
! l. Hare, Mrs. Henry COburn, Mrs. w. II.
Coburn. Mrs. A. b. Gates. Mrs. G. s.
Sargent. Mrs. G.. r. Sullivan Mrs. w. p.
HerOd. Mrs Ferdinand Winter, Mrs. Clar-
ence Winter. Mrs. G.. f.. Coffin Mrs. S. H.
Virgins. Mrs. G.. f. Adams, Mrs. II. p.
Day. Mrs c. f. Sayles, Mrs. Edward l..
Mckee. Mrs. b. d. Walcott, Mrs. J. l.. Crit
. fiths, Mrs. John n. Carey, MRS. II. p.
Coburn. Mrs. II. G. Atkins, Mrs. Nj. IL.
5 Ayres Mrs. X. L. Dorsey. Mrs. S. h Ruick,
. Mrs c. n. Kendall. Mrs. w. G.. Comley,
co.