The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-11-24

Derbyshire. the Switzerland OF England.
Mrs. Chidister will sing English songs.
Miss Neuman will entertain on Tuesday
afternoon for Miss Hornbrook, OF Evans
Vile, and Mrs. TempletOn, who has re-
Gently moved to this city from Greenfield.
Miss Matte ]. woolsey and Ollie r. An
derson were married on Thursday evening
at the home of Mr.. c. j. Woolsey on Broad
way, the Rev. Mr.. Beck, of the Mapleton
NJ. f. Church. officiating. Mr.. and Mrs.
Anderson will live at 6e2 East Tenth street.
The HoOsier Magazine Club will be enter
tanned by Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas r. Thorn
burg at their home. on North New Jersey
street tomorrow evening. DR.. I. A KIM
berlin and Mrs. r. o. McAlexander will
have charge of the programme.
a number of young men in the city will
give a dancing party at the Propylaeum
on Thanksgiving eve. The committe in
charge is composed of Martin McDermott,
Judge w. G. DAILY. John z. Collins. Her
man ii. Hoenig, Frank Kelly and John
Dobson.
Rev. D. r. Lucas and wife celebrated
their fOrtieth wedding anniversary yester-
day. A reception was had during the aft
ernoon and evening at their home, No. 81
North New Jersey street, where many
friends called to pay their compliments to
the couple.
Mr.. Z. r. Brockway. late superintendent
of the Elmira Reformatory at Rmira, n.
y, has been the guest of Mr.. Amos Butler,
whom he accompanied home from the ma
tiOnal prison convention at Kansas City.
Mr.. Brockway will visit the
at Jeffersonville before returning East.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Coleman have issued
invitations for a dance. Nov. 20, in honor
or their guests, Mrs. Barbour and Miss
Drum, and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry /. Miller,
OF 81. Louis. Capt. Richmond p. Hobson,
who will be entertained at that time by
Mr.. and Mrs. John n. Carey. will be a
guest at the dance.
At the home of Mrs. James McKeonan,
The Martens, a meeting of former pupils
OF st. Marys of the Woods was held Thurs
day afternoon for the purpose of organizing
d club. The cOlors of the college, blue
and white, were used in decoration. The
next meeting is to be held at Hotel Eng
llSh early In December.
The Congenial Club was entertained at
cards last Tuesday by Miss Byrd Pease
and Miss Nellie McOuat at the home of
Miss Pease on College avenue. High scores
Laura HUFFMAN. Miss Lillian Schall, Miss
Drucie Hoar and Miss Pearl Nichols were
admitted TO membership.
The executive committee of the Indiana
Union of Literary Clubs met yesterday
afternoon at the residence of Mrs. S. Z.
Perkins TO consider the question of the
meeting to be held here next May. Mrs.
c. b. Woodwork, of Fort Wayne, re-
ported that a collection of pictures of fine
art technique is ready for study among
the members.
The Good-time Euchre Club met last
THURSDAY night at the residence of MIR.
49, - y - NdAAP
street. Prizes were won as follows: Mr..
George Van Camp and Mrs. o. l.. Petit
john, first; Mr.. w. w Spencer and Mrs. G..
III. Bracket, second; Mr.. w. d. Lally and
Mrs. w. w. Spencer. third. The club will
be entertained next by Mr.. and Mrs. b. H..
IZor, llS North Senate avenue.
AT the library party given by the Bertha
Ballard Association, or Friday evening,
over one hundred books and So were re-
ceived. Many of the guests were dressed in
costume to represent some book, and every
one wore some article Indicative of a book.
The rooms We're decorated with chrySanthe-
NUNS, and there was a programme includ-
ing numbers by Miss Connect, Miss Parker,
Miss Ida Smith and Miss Edna Mann.
The charity bail given by the German
Ladies Aid Society last week netted $1,2l4,
this amount being 500 more thar was made
last year. Owing to the increasing useful
ness of this society from year to year il
is necessary that its collections shall in
crease prOpOrtiOnately, and as the only
public appeal is made in this way it is graf
flying that the amount raised should be a
large one. An effort will be made to have
the ball in future during the second week
OF November.
On account of the grand opera. the doll
fair for the katherine Home will take
place a week sooner than was planned, on
Dee. D ana D., Friday evening and Saturday
afternoon. The first part of each enter
talnment Will consist of a play, the actors
being children impersOnating dolls. roll
towing this there Will be a dance, in which
all VINO attend the fair may participate.
Many prominent women are interested in
the enterprise. including Mrs. John T..
Brush, MIS-. Edwin Hunt. Mrs. Harry S.
New and others. The dolls which will be
on sale are of every description, many of
them being deliberately dressed. and il is
hoped that many will avail themselves of
this opportunity to buy their Christmas
presents for children. Besides dolls there
will be on sale aprons OF various kinds and
candies.