The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-03-10

SSuuzanne Davis, Mrs. Taylor Fenton and
ABROAD IN May. TO spend the summer
Inc marriage Of Miss Mary Elaine Hus-
sey ana Mr.. Alfred Stead, OF London, will
~ vSu at the Hussey residence, in Wood
run Place. Tuesday, at noon. The wedding
VIII be private. only the Immediate rela,
ives witnessing the ceremony.
Inc local chapter OF the Daughters OF
the revolution will give a card party i'm the
Pariors or the Bates House Thursday even
ley Forge fund.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Cooper rave issued
invitations for a card party March IS I'm
aTds 81 their guest; Mrs; Emma J.; Rich
an afternoon party soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w. Morrison will
entertain FOR Mrs. Ralph w. Hoyt, recently
- Supa, with a box party this week al
Club later.
The Frances E. Willard w. C. T. U. will
De entertained, Tuesday afternoon, by Mrs.
MI.lams, on North Capitol avenue and
SiAteenth street. A paper will be read by
MIS-. cara Balch on Medal Contest
Judge and Mrs. Mcbride entertained at
dlnner, last night, the guests including
senator and Mrs. Walter Ball. Mr.. and
MIS-. caleb ;. Denny, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Ferry Hoster, Lieutenant Governor Gil
pert, Miss Daisy Mcbride Starr and Mr..
Herbert w. Mcbride.
The board Of managers Of the Katharine
NAA AAOA0 ~ iillu RECEPTION II IlQdy
afternoon, from 2 TO 6. There will be home
made candy, cakes, fancy articles for sale
ana a collection of about a hundred pieces
or Chinese ernbroideries, collected by Lieut..
NlDlack, during his residence in China, will
De on exhibition.
The marriage is announced of Mr. Will
liam Knowles and Miss Ethel McCorkle,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. McCorkle,
which occurred Thursday evening, at the
nome OF Rev. and Mrs. Virgil w. Tevis,
pastor of the Fletcher-place Church. Mrs.
knONllaG IL NfGftfnn Mice lZ~x,1 n IL
IN Madison, for a couple of weeks, and
Will be Joined there by Mr.. Knowles.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Mutually entertained
at cards, last evening, at their apartments
In the Dollman Flats. The guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Warrum, DR.. and Mrs.
Ewing, Mr.. and Mrs. a. NJ. Crouch, Mr..
Hammond, Mrs. Crouch, Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
hugh, Mr.. Clayton Crouch, jr, and Miss
Helen Warrum. Prizes were awarded to
Mrs. Henry Warrum and DR.. Ewing.
The Mothers Club of the Boys Club en-
tertained the advisory board, the directors
and the officers of the association. at the
clubhouse, on South Meridian street and
Madison avenue, Friday evening. Quite a
rev visitors were present to enjoy the
musical programme provided by the BOYS
Club and the social features. Pretty little
painted butterflies were given as favors.
Miss Mary Chenoweth gave a delightful
shirt-waist buffet luncheon, yesterday, al
her home, on North Delaware street, en-
tertaining ten guests. They were Miss
Lydia Haines, Miss Enid Hollweg, Miss
Florence Latham, Miss Claire Wilson. Miss
Eleanor Tucker, Miss Julia Haines. Miss
Mary Holiday and Miss Louise Milliken. a
PIANIST read the palms of the visitors after
the luncheon.
Mrs. George Q. Bruce, of College avenue,
will be hostess for the annual guest day
or the Philomathean Club, Friday. DR.. II.
A Edison Will give an address on South
ern Mountain Dialect" and Mrs. Edison
VIII read a paper on Composite Funer-
ais The programme will include vocal
solos by Miss Eloise Palmer and Miss Helen
Springsteen, instrumental music by Mrs.
Carmi Williams and Mrs. Paul Mason,
and a recitation by Mr.. Walter p. Pfaff.
The Indiana Ceramic Society will hold its
regular monthly meeting in the clubrooms
at the Bates House, Tuesday afternoon.
The subject will be Renaissance Art in
France by Miss Emma b. King Designs
OF crocus blossoms, daffodils and peoples
will be displayed by members of the club.
A group of songs by Miss Nesbitt, of Scot
land will include When Daffodils Unfold
Dick, o a the Airths," (old SCOTCH
"~Serenade," GOunod. The committee hav-
ing charge of the meeting are Mrs. o. l..
Wilcox and Mrs. w. H. WEIGH.
The pastor, Rev. Allan b. Philputt, and
the official board of the Central Christian
Church will tender a reception to the con-
gregation and friends of the church, in the
church parlors, tomorrow evening, the oc-
casion being in the nature of a Jubilee
celebration over the payment of the church
debt. During the evening a musical pro-
gramme will be rendered by Mrs. PhiliI
Goetz, Mr.. Ray Lynn, Mrs. Hewitt III. How
land, Mrs. Frank T.. Edenharter. Mr..
Joseph Joiner, Reginald and Robert
Hughes and the Sunday-school Orchestra.
AT the annual election of officers of the
Woman's Research Club the result was as
follows: President, Mrs. CT. NJ. Henderson;
first vice president. Mrs. Mary l. Kramer;
second vice president, Miss Gertrude Good
hart; recording secretary, Miss Alta Rob
erts; corresponding secretary, Miss Anna
Lewis; treasurer. Miss Lillian Moore; pro-
gramme committee. Mrs Frank Wells,
Mr. Writ Smith NfCC Alice Van An6o
guest evening committee, Mrs. Fletcher
Wills, Mrs. H. b. Burnet, Mrs. j. III. Orn-
dorff; delegate to local council, Mrs. Jen-
ME l.. Ballenger.
A matinee musicale will be given Wednes-
day afternoon, at the residence Of Mrs. "A.
NJ. Ogle, 1923 North Pennsylvania street
for the benefit of the library fund of the
Boys Club. The entertainment is in charge
of the library committee, consisting of Mrs.
Ogle, chairman, Mrs. e. II. Eldridge, Mrs
w. F. Wynne. Miss Clayton and Miss
scented by Mrs. John T. Brush. Mrs. Harry
Sloan Hicks. Miss Elizabeth Ketcham, Mrs
Charles Shaler, Miss Georgia Calvin, Miss
Mckenzie, Miss Emily Olcutt Of Muncie
and Mrs. McGibeny.
MRS. CARSON'S RECEPTION.
Mrs. John +. Carson gave a large and
handsome reception, yesterday afternoon,
in honor of Miss Cooper, of S~helbyville
| Tenn. who is the guest of Mrs. d. a
Cheuoweth. The hours were from 3 to 5, in
which time several hundred visitors called
Receiving with Mrs. Carson and Miss Coop
er was Mrs. Chenoweth. and assisting
them in entertaining were Mrs. Robert
Espy, OF S~helbyville. Tenn, Mrs. Frank
G.. Wood, Mrs. William Watson Woollenl
Mrs. Harriet 4. Bingham, Mrs. Lewis +,
Smith. Mrs. Charles Thompson, Mrs. Pres
ton Kelsey, Mrs. Charles Latham, Mrs
Braxton Baker. Mrs. William T. Brown
Miss Maria Woollen, Miss Annie Dean,
Miss Adebel Chenoweth, Miss Marion Mil.
Ter, Miss Virginia Pickens and the Misses
Helen and Mary Carson. The drawing room
and parlors were adorned in pink roses and
smilax. Southern smilaX was festooned in
the fretwork above the doorways and drap-
ing the chandeliers. Wall pockets of pink
roses were set i'm a bed of smilaX and huns
about the walls, and pink roses in tai
vases were placed here and there. The
mantels were adorned with ferns and pink
| roses and the lights were shaded with pink
rose shades. The dining-room table was
| covered with a Renaissance lace scarf. and
in the center Of the table was a French
basket OF pink roses and violets. -Four
candleholders held lighted tapers. hooded
with rose shades. Among the visitors were
many from out OF town.
Club Notes.