The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-06-09

of this city, will take place June T.
Mrs. Gabe. of the Chalfant will visit the
Yellowstone Park this summer leaving on
the Big Four's excursion OF June rs
DIR. and Mrs. Rawson. of 'iran1 Rap
ids Mich who have been visiting Mr..
| and Mrs. James 5. Cruise, have gone on dill
| Eastern trip before returning home.
F. NJ. Furgason and daughter, Miss En-
ma. OF Kansas City. Mo, who are visiting
| relatives here for few days, Will leave
| the latter part OF the week for Buffalo.
The Ladies of East Washington-street
F, Presbyterian Church will give lawn fete
Wednesday, June u. at Mrs. Crandalls,
| corner of State avenue and Ohio street.
| DIT. and Mrs. Theodore Potter will enter
| tain at dinner tomorrow evening in honor
| OF Miss Clara Ingram and Mr.. James Nc
J Intosh Judson, who will be married soon.
| Mr. Edmond o. Sehifiing entertained the
CongeniaI Club at his residence, 40 North
| Senate avenue. Tuesday evening, the oc
| casion being the anniversary of his BIRTH
| day.
| been with Mrs. Charles Day, is visiting
| friends in St. l ouis for a short time. She
| will return TO Indianapolis before return
| ing home.
Mrs Frank Baldwin, of 1877 North Me-
ridian street, will have her guest this
| week Miss Rose Baldwin Lewis, principal
| of the McDonald-Elhs School, of Wash
| ington, d {.
Mr.. and Mrs Karl Schneider will sail
| for Europe Tuesday, June IL, on the Maria
! Theresa. They will go to London, Paris,
|
| festivals at Bayreuth and Munich. They
| will return Sept. 20
| Mrs Sophie Stewart Scott and daughter.
f, of Kansas. Mrs. w. r. Myers, of Ander-
| Mrs Cravens. of Irvington, will be at home
| with the Misses Stewart tomorrow after
| noon from TO informally.
| Mr.. and Mrs. II. @. Stiles and Miss Wini-
| fred Stiles will leave this week for an
| extended visit to Denver. Salt Lake City
and the West. Miss Stiles has just re-
| turned from visit to Olney, Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carl Ingram will is
| sue invitations Tuesday for the marriage
OF their daughter Clara and Mr.. James
Mcintosh Judson, the wedding to take
| place Wednesday evening, June 70, at ?
| O'Clock, at the Tabernacle Church.
Queen Esther Auxiliary will be enter
tained by Mrs. Zepha Peake. 222 North
sisted by Mrs Anna S. Woollen. Mrs. c. L.
| Olive. Mrs. Louisa Hawkins and Mrs. X.
| c. Manning.
The Women's Mission Circle or the First
Baptist Church will meet on Friday June
| IA. with Mrs. Kate Zener. 1410 College ave
nue.. China is the topic for the day, and
papers will be read by Mrs. A. Wagner.
Mrs. Mary Jeffery Christian and Mrs. Kate
| Zener.
The Almadena Euchre Club was enter
| tanned by Mrs. Frank Beadle, 100 East st.
Clair street, Thursday afternoon. Roses
| and paeonas were the decorations. Mrs.
John Wolsiffer won first prize Mrs Charles
| Wechsler second and Mrs Fred koepke
the consolation prize.
The Fortnightly Literary Club will have
social day" at the Propylaeum Tues
Jay of this week after p m. The event
Will be in the nature of reception FOR
new members and for hearing the annual
reports of officers and distribution of the
new programmes for the ensuing year.
The second section of the Maennerchor
Ladies Society has arranged a euchre for
Friday afternoon, June IA. Mrs. Charles
Adam will be. the hostess, assisted by Mrs
Theodore Reyer, Mrs Emil Steinhilber,
Mrs. Robinson Case, Mrs. Gustav Keevers,
Miss Emma Ballmann, Miss Gertrude Ginz
Mrs. Charles Daily and Miss Charlme
Daily left yesterday for Lima, O., to at
tend the commencement exercises at which
Miss Viva Eaton. Mrs. Days sister, will
graduate. Mr.. DAILY has gone to New York.
lie Will JOIN ldrS. DAILY in Lima AMI leturn
home together the latter part of the week.
Mrs. Walter c. Marmon gave a small tea
yesterday afternoon, In honor OF Mrs. How
married in Berkeley, Cal. Mrs. MarmOn
was assisted by Mrs. +. E. Matson, Mrs.
Charles w. Moores Miss Spann, Miss Fish,
Miss Mary Foster and Miss Louise Spann.
The Magazine Club held it's last meeting
of the sea son yesterday aft ,rnoOn at the
| residence of Mrs. NJ j. Allison. on Broad
way. The mee-in.; was limited II the club
| members and was purely social. During
the afternoon a short programme was pre-
scented by Mrs. Williams. Miss Grace AL
dred, Mrs. l.. n. Poyser and Mrs. c. E.
| Bacon.
Mrs Enrique c. Miller gave a dinner at
the Country Club last evening for her
daughter Marion and a few of hes friends.
including Misses Eloise Lyman, Margaret
Shipp, Suemma Najen, Gertrude Spann,
| Gertrude Duvall. Virginia Shaw, Margaret
lockwood, Virginia Pickens. Helen Carson.
Mabel Talbot and Jessie Lovett, of Ander-
son. After the dinner there was dance.
Mrs. Samuel w. Trout gave a birthday
party Friday evening for her daughter
Bess at her home. 1922 College avenue. The
| young people were first taken for hay
ride, which was followed BY picnic sup
per. The dining room floor was strewn
with grass. and the walls were hung with
| poisoning branches and green boughs,
and the supper was served in individual
| baskets.
Mrs. William F. Stevenson was the host
ess for a pink rose luncheon at the Column
| bia Club Thursday, entertaining Mrs. Will
| lam III. Wirth, of Cincinnati. and Mrs. Rob
ert f.. Drake, Of Newark. ~ j., as guests
| of honor. and Miss Edna Stevenson and her
visitor, Miss Peake of Kansas City. Mrs.
} II. +. Stevenson Mrs. George Bliss. Mrs.
De Witt Griffith, Miss Edith Griffith. Mrs.
| Harry =. Smith, Mrs. a. l.. Lockridge and
Mrs. Joseph Casper.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Lockridge will enter
tain at dinner to-day Mr.. and Mrs William
Mrs. William Wirth and son Robert, OF
Cincinnati; Miss Edna Stevenson anI her
, visitors, Miss Nellie Peake, OF Kansas
City, and Miss SimontOn, of Lebanon. y. :
Mr. and Mrs. Henry 4. Stevenson and their
visitor Mrs. Robert Drake. OF Newark N
, The handsomely appointed taole will
be adorned with June roses.
"a HANDSOME RECEPTION
; Mrs Henry T. Stevenson was the hostess
for a large reception yesterday afternoon
entertaining i'm honor Of Mrs. Robert Drake
of Newark, " j.. and Mrs. William Wirth
of Cincinnati Mrs. Stevenson was assist
ed III the hospitalities by Mrs William L.
Stevenson. Mrs \. l. Lockridge, Mrs.
Louis III. Levy, Mrs. William A. Taylor,
Mrs Waite Mrs. Frederick Gregory, Mrs
Annie Hobbs, Mrs. John Hellekson, Mrs.
? George Bliss. Mrs. John Madden. Mrs.
George c. Hit Miss Barnett, Miss Pom
eroy. Miss Margaret Stevenson, Miss Mai :
tina Henderson, Miss Edna Stevenson and
her visitors. Miss Nellie Peake. of Kansas
City. and Miss Lucy Smonton. of Lebanon,
and foliage plants artistically placed. In
and hangings red, there was profu-
on the colonial mantcl shelf anu about the
room in vases. The punch table was placed
I'm the Oriental corner and adorned with
the red flowers The guests were received
in the green drawing room by the hostess
with pink roses and about the walls hung
: wall pockets filled with pink roses and
trailing vines. In the dining room there
was a pyramid of palms in the center of the
floor. i'm the top of which was set a shower
of pink roses. The swell window in the
room and window seat were adorned with a
min arad