The Indianapolis journal., 1902-03-30

evening in Mrs Sewalrs drawing room.
The invitations for the drs wing-rOOm meet
ing at Mrs. Sewalls are sent to addresses
| furnished by a committee of the Local
Council
Mrs. John W. Swift. president of the Lo-
cal Council of San Francisco, and Mrs.
Florence Kelley. of New York city secre-
tary of the Consumers League. will both
be guests of honor at Mrs Sewells usual
lat home" for Wednesday, April g. Mrs.
Swift is the widow or the late Hon. John
w. Swift. minister to Japan, under Presi-
! dent HarrisOns administration
The members Of the Young Woman's So
ciety of the First Presbyterian Church will
give a musicale at the residence of Mrs.
John H. Holiday next Saturday afternoon.
| The programme Will be rendered by the
following: Mrs. George +. Hunt, Mrs. Nc
G!beny, Mrs. Ovid Butler Jameson, Miss
Louise Fletcher, Miss Anna Mckenzie, Mrs.
w. +. Clevenger, Mr. William Morrison, jr.,
Mr.. Raymond Lynn, Mrs. Harry Hicks and
Mrs. Philip GOetz.
The Dramatic Club will give it's next en-
tertainment next Friday evening. The pro-
gramme will consist of a short play, fol-
lowed by a vaudeville performance. The
play is taken from the short sketch over
Sunday" which has been arranged for the
stage by Mrs. Carleton B. McCullOch. The
cast for it includes Mrs. Garret Ryan. Mrs.
Charles a. Layman. Mrs Carleton b. Nc
Culloch and DIR. Francis O. Dorsey. The
vaudeville bill viii include a mOnologue by
Mr. William Wheelock, a sketch by Mrs.
Frank Murphy. a recitation by Mrs. Harry
l
and Mr.. Harry Murphy, sleight-of-hand.
The attendants for the marriage of Miss
Elma Woollen and Mr.. Wilbur Dark. which
viii take place April 3. will include Miss
Orrin Woollen. maid of honor: Miss Anne
, Butler, Miss Anna Louise Beck Miss Lois
Dyer and Miss Edith Miller of Franklin,
bridesmaids; Mr.. Edward Dark, best man.;
MIR. George T.. Hume. Clarence Winter.
Mr. Booth Harrington and Mr.. John Wal
lick, ushers. A party for Miss WOOllen and
Mr. Dark will be given next Wednesday
,icr ho of LSatf n
ridge by the members of "A card club to
which Miss WOOllen belongs. and Miss
WoOllen and her bridesmaids will be enter
tained at three luncheons next week
Thursday al the University Club by Miss
Anne Butler, Friday by Mrs. William Fra
sier Johnson at her home I'm Woodruff
Place and Saturday by Miss Lois Dyer at
| the University Club. which will be fol-
| lowed by matinee party.
Miss Elizabeth Yule entertained at euchre
| Wednesday evening in honor of Miss Anna
| Beissenherz and Mr.. julius Mueller, whose
| marriage will take place next Wednesday
| evening. The decorations of the dining
room were symbolic OF the approaching
| wedding. From the chandelier were suS-
| pended two wedding bells tied with stream
erS of white satin ribbons. and big cluS-
| ter of violets adorned the table below.
! The score cards bore sketches of violets
I'm water colOrs. The attendants for Miss
] Beissenherz will be Miss Gertrude Gran
dali. Miss Naomi Marer. Miss Mayme A.
| Beissenherz and Miss II. Evangeline Bes-
/ Elizabeth Yule. and Miss Ruth Abbott.
| the little sister of the bride. will be flower
! girl. Mr. Mueller's best man will be Mr..
| Joseph Comfort. OF Louisville. and the ush-
/ ers will be Mr.. Z. Ellsworth Zinn. Mr..
| Frank Yount, Mr.. oscar Yount Mr.. VIII
H. Pearl of Chicago, Mr. VIII Yule and
| Mr.. Samuel FalkrCth.
COMING SOCIETY FESTIVITIES.
| Special to the Indianap polls Journal.
FORT WAYNE. Ind. March 29.--The len
ten season closing tonight will be opened
/ Monday with a season of social revelry that
is unusual. The Wayne Club ballroom has
been engaged for every night during the
week for society functions for the young
| people who have abstained from such di-
vertisement since early in February. The
| following week Will be notable for several
/ brilliant social happenings in the same
| place and for the weddings of Mr. T. II.
| COOmbs and Miss MaTgie Hanna and of
| Mr.. Percy Olds and Miss Gertrude Morris.
! The TipDecanOe Club has arranged a ball
! for April l6 The lenten season has been
/ noteworthy for strenuous activity among
( the churches and the Easter services to-
morrow will be the occasion for numerous
| accessions of converts on profession of
/ faith.