The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-01-26

/ by Mr.. and Mrs. Steven Pollock. Prizes
| were won by Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wood
/ and Mr.. Will Carney.
| Miss Florence Snewind will give a book
| shower and euchre party on Wednesday
| afternoon for her sister, Miss Wineman,
| whose marriage with Mr.. Edward Kahn is
/ to take place on Feb. ..
A very large number of young people were
present at the social given at the First
| Baptist Church on last Wednesday even
/ ing. An interesting guessing contest formed
| part of the entertainment.
| Miss Hurd and Mrs. ]. r. Young, with
/ whom Miss Hurd has been visiting for
several weeks, were called to Lagrange,
H.. on last Friday on account of the seri-
| Gus illness of their father.
! Miss Irma Rosenthal will give a luncheon
| on Tuesday, entertaining for Miss Reinhard,
| the guest of Miss Gene Rauh, and for Miss
| MOSler and Miss Winpler, of Cincinnati,
| the guests of Miss Stella Rauh.
| The Good Will Club will give a card party
! on Tuesday evening at st. Joseph's Hall,
! the hostesses for which will be the officers.
/ Mrs Murin. Mrs. Harrington. Miss May
! Boatman and Miss Lee Mooney.
Miss Emma Rosenthal will be hostess for
/ a luncheon on Tuesday and Miss Bertha
Eckhouse will give euchre party on
! Thursday in honor of Miss Reinhard. of
Baltimore, WHO is visiting Miss Gene Rauh
! a Bohemian club organized recently has
/ for its members Miss Langstaff Miss Clev-
| enger, Miss Meyers, Miss Fisher Miss Hy-
| land, Miss Rhodes, Miss Gaskell and
| Messrs. Noes, Hyland, McDade, Wilkison
| and Wicks.
An interesting class is that of the prim-
| aries at the Tabernacle Sunday-school I'M
| der the direction of Miss Newton. The
! lessons are taught entirely according to
/ kindergarten methods and with the use of
| kindergarten materials.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter s. Hale. who have
/ been visiting Mrs. Louise NJ. Closer, 40
! North Pennsylvania street. for several
| weeks. Will leave in a short time for New
| York. They will sail for Italy on Feb ID
on the Hohenzollern. Mr.. Hale is much i'm
/ proved in health.
At the luncheon given on Friday by Mrs
! d. y. ChenOweth. for Mrs John p Chen
/ oweth, there were present special guests
| Mrs. Stoll of Lexington and Mrs. Nelson
OF Detroit, with Mrs. Evan Lilly. Other
| guests were: Mrs. Robert Geddes. Mrs
! Charles Latham. Mrs. Charles II. Com
stock, Mrs. William T. Brown. Mrs. John
/ = Griffiths, Mrs. Mortimer lowering and
J Miss Eleanor Smith.
/ Mrs. ID. II. Sullivan of the Belmont
| gave a delightful luncheon Thursday for
/ the Pleasure and Profit Club, of Pendleton.
] or which she was formerly a member The
! following ladies assisted: Mrs. William
/ Reynolds. Mrs. Frank Hay, Mrs. William
/ Irwin, Mrs. HAIRY Clarke, Mrs. Florence
/ Thompson and Miss Carrie Russell. The
rooms were fragrant with roses, pink pre-
/ dominating in the parlors and red in the
/ dining room.
A cinch club was formed on Friday even
/ ing at the home OF Miss Maude McAllister
| on North Summit street. Mr.. Jack Cullen
/ was elected president and Miss Lillian
| Mueller secretary Other members are:
| Misses Rose Lime, Helen Sullivan Anna
| Ritchic. katherine Sullivan. Nettie Lam
ders, Genevieve Gallagher and Messrs Rob-
| ert Berner. Dan Anderson. Charles O'Brien
Fred Lime. Gerald Cotter and c. F1aherty.
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