The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-02-23
CITY'S SOCIAL LIFE.

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nent residence here They are at the Inn
perial Hotel temporarily.
Miss Kate Ditmars, of Passaic. N. J., is
visiting the family OF Col. Nicholas Ensley,
1915 North Meridian street.
. Mr. and Mrs J. NJ Scott announce the
engagement Of their daughter Ida May and
Walter Scott Ryan, OF Muncie. The we'd
ding will take place in April
Mrs. Addison c. Harris entertained at
luncheon yesterday for her guests, Mrs.
James E. Hubert, of Chicago, and Mrs.
Newland T. De Pauw, of New Albany.
Mrs. T. A. Wagner will leave the middle
of March for California TO visit her son
Fletcher, who will be graduated from the
Leland Stanford University this spring.
Miss Louise Rothschild of Logansport,
after visit of three months in Washing
ton and Evansville is the guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. NJ. Brunswick, at 513 East Ohio
street.
of Miss Dora Ensminger, of New York. and
Mr.. Walter Polite. Both are well known in
this city. Miss Ensminger is a niece of
Mrs. d. NJ. Bye.
Mrs. Joseph A. Milburn. who has been
visiting Mrs. f. G. Darlington, will go to
Mrs. o. B. Jamesons Thursday. Mrs
Jameson will issue invitations tomorrow
for a tea on Thursday afternoon in Mrs
Miburn's honor.
Mrs. j. Ross Stevenson, who arrived from
Chicago yesterday. will return to that city
tomorrow morning. She will leave her
young son with Mr.. and Mrs. I. g. Day
while she attends with DR.. Stevenson the
Toronto convention Of student volunteers.
At the Columbia Club yesterday two
George Washington luncheonS were given.
Mrs. c. E. Kregelo entertained Mrs Pugh,
Miss 5. Smith, Mrs. Martin and Mrs. Proc
tor. Mrs. John r. Love entertained Mrs.
Stella Anderson. Mrs. NJ. De Bruler and
Mrs. Hugh Love.
The Magazine Club held a social meeting
zfa of ha of Trg
Charles Busby on Central avenue. Assist
ing Mrs. BUsby in the hospitalties were
Mrs. Rose S. Coleman, Mrs. f. r. Brown
and Mrs M. j. Allison. For the afternoon S
entertainment each member read a short
story, and a musical programme was rem
dered by Mrs. Foulke, Mrs. Poyser Mrs.
Benedict and Mrs. Atkinson.
The Temple Womans Auxiliary will give
a vaudeville and dance tomorrow evening
at Sis o'clock at the German House. Elab-
crate preparations have been made and the
success of the affair is assured. A very en-
PERTAINING programme has been prepared.
Mr.. Harry Porter Will be among the per-
formers. Rahgang and Elkins. tumblers.
will have turn Among other features
presented will be a Florodora seXtet.
Mr. Thomas Russell Sullivan, of Boston,
will address the Contemporary Club on
The Composition of Story" at the
Propylaeum Wednesday evening. Feb. %,
at S o'clock. Mr.. Sullivan is well known
a writer of short stories and is a con-
tributor TO the Century and other maya
zines. The reception committee for the
evening will be Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Mex.
Landon. Mr.. and Mrs. Hewitt ii. How
land and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry l.. Beveridge
The Catharine Merrill Club observe
members day yesterday. and the election
OF officers resulted as follows: President
Mrs. Edward Dean; vice president, Miss
Mary Colgan: recording secretary Mrs
Charles MOores; corresponding secretary,
Mrs. William Cook; treasurer Mrs. Charles
Schurman. Mrs. John Perrin was elected
the chairman of the executive committee
assisted by Mrs. p II. Clifford, Mrs Franz
Bellinger. Mrs. Clarence Forsyth and Miss
Kate Layman.
Mrs. Charles N. Thompson gave a ping
pong tournament yesterday afternoon at
her home on North Pennsylvania street.
entertaining sixteen young women in honor
of Miss Sarah Cook, OF Troy. y. Y Ping
pong is a new game in Indianapolis, and
Mrs. Thompsons guests found il very en-
joyable. The rooms were decorated in the
national colOrs, the scheme being carried
carnations. Miss Cook, who has been visit
ing Mrs Henry L. Beverage for the pa
| few weeks, will return TO her home to-mor-
row.
The Daughters of the American Revolu-
| ton celebrated Washingtons birthday yes
| terday afternoon with a meeting at the
home OF Mrs. Addison Bybee. The after
| Moons programme included a recitation
| The Hatchet" by Miss Lemon, a number
| of songs by Mrs. Carroll b. Carr. "A humor-
| Gus recitation by Miss Nixon, a violin solo
by Miss Anna Sickles and a paper by Miss
Emily Fletcher. The decorations OF the
house were symbolic OF the day, as were
also the refreshments. The hostesses with