The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-12-07
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY,

Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Lynch Mason
will give dinner this evening.
Mrs. Wander. OF Pomeroy. ILL.,, came yes
terday to visit Mrs. Hewett Rowland
The Beta Theta Pi fraternity will give a
dinner this evening at the Hotel English.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin II. Forty have re-
turned from st. Louis and Kansas CITY
The LADIES' Society of the German House
will give fheir December party this after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Grifiths enter
tanned a small number of friends at dinner
yesterday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Moorehead enter
tained the Bookcrafters at their home in
Irvington on Thursday evening.
Major and Mrs. Charles ShaIer gave a
dinner party last evening in honor of
Mr.. and Mrs. Philemon Watson.
Mr.. and Mrs julius Keller have issued
invitations for the celebration OF their
twenty-hfth wedding anniversary which
will occur at Maennerchor Hall Dec Is
Mr.. and Mrs. William Smith Turner. who
have returned from their wedding trip will
be at home after Jan. 1 with Mr.. and
Mrs Chauncy L. Turner, 1910 North Me-
ridisn street.
Misses Jennie and Selma Utz. of New
York and Miss Albright. OF Louisville.
who have been for several weeks the guests
of Misses Bertha and Ada Fahnley have
returned Home.
Mrs. W. d. Pratt will entertain the
Women's Auxiliary of the Episcopal
churches Of the city this afternoon at $50
Charles II. Evans will give brief talks.
There are no invitations
James Whitcomb Riley will make an
after-dinner speech at the banquet of the
New England Society, TO be given In De-
troit Dec. 20 the Russell House This
fact has aroused an unusual interest in
the event.
The ladies of the First Presbyterian
Church congregation will give a reception
IN the new church building. corner of
North Alabama and Fifteenth streets on
Tuesday evening, Dec. 10. The plans of
the permanent church edfice soon to
be erected will be on exhibition at that
time.
The Woman's Social and Business Union
OF Roberts Park Church will meet Mon
day in the church parlOrs. The following
programme Will be rendered. Mandolin and
piano duet. sacred melodies arranged by
A. 5. Bowman. Mrs. Charles z. White and
Miss Leila GrOOme; vocal solo. Miss Mel
lie Van Bergin; recitation. Louise Rhoads
As hostess for tea yesterday afternoon
I'm honor; OF her guest. Miss Danes of
Marietta. 20, and Mrs. s. z Perkins jr.
Miss Anna Dean was assisted by Mrs. Al
bert Baker. Mrs. Henry l.. Wallace. Miss
Anna Hess. Miss Mary Edith Dean. Miss
Mary Noble, Miss Ellen SOmmers Baker.
Miss Agnes McCulloch and Mrs. Stuart
Dean.
Invitations have been received for the
marriage of Miss Stella Lillian Keyes
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c. Reyes.
slime OF .his city. The wedding will take
place on Dec. Is DR.. slime will leave for
California next Tuesday and will return
with his bride the first week in January.
The future residence Will be SIS North
Alabama street.
Mrs "A. Barnes gave the second OF a
series of luncheOns yesterday Catherine
Mermet roses adorned the buffet. and the
name cards were water-colOr designs Mrs.
Barnes entertained Mrs. John II. Holiday,
Mrs. j. j: Cooper Mrs. G. 5. Denny, Mrs.
V T Malott. Mrs. Major Taylor Mrs. =.
p Raymond. Mrs W + Hayward. Mrs.
Thomas II. Spann. Mrs. Earl Mex. Ogle,
Mrs NJ H. Wilson and Mrs. {. +. kreg-
elO.
The Veronica Club held a meeting with
Mrs Hitzelberger. on Virginia avenue. The
subject. ''Old Songs. was appropriately IL
Illustrated by Mrs. Henry Warrum. Mrs.
Cornet the Misses Nondersaaer and Miss
O'Brien. OF Louisville. the latter singing
Tom MOGre's Believe me IT all these en-
dearing young charms.
MR. sINPKINS'S DOLL SHOP.
large and fashionable audience had
gathered at the German House last even
ing when the curtain went up. disclosing
Mr.. Simpklns and his doll shop. Two pros
pective elIstomef Mrs seguin and Mr. 5.
L. Morss. whole approval Mr. Simpkins
was anxious 10 gain. entered. and he had
his servant wind up the wonderful dolls.
and they sang and danced in a charming
manner. The first doll brought 10 life was
a French one. ldressed in white with stin.
haring ruffiesf and ribbon bows on her
shoulder and IN her short golden frizzled
hair. Miss Dolly, really Mrs. John I.