The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-02-09
Per,onaI and Social Notes.

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con, Ca, TO visit her parents.
The Congenial C1ub bowled last Tuesday.
Some high scores were made.
Mrs. Ernest II. Trip will not observe
her day at home tomorrow.
Mr.. William l.. Smith left yesterday for
New York city to be gone a week.
Mrs. NJ. B.. Wilson has issued invitations
for a luncheon on Tuesday, Feb. II.
Miss Daisy Lutz has issued invitations
for a Valentine card party on Feb. IA.
Mrs. George Hume will entertain to-mor-
row afternoon for Miss Anna Mcleod.
| visit Mr.. and Mrs. Will Cumback over
Sunday.
Mrs. Medford B. Wilson has issued in
vitations for . luncheon on Tuesday OF
this week.
J Miss Bertha Hollis, of Chicago, is the
| Morton Place.
Miss Ollie Kline, of Wabash. is visiting
the family Of Mr.. David Wedlock, Of
Morton Place.
louisville, are with DR.. and Mrs. Britton
for a few days.
Mr.. Fred b. Akin entertained the Me-
ridian Social Club with a theater party
Wednesday night.
Miss Rosalie Sheriff. entertained Miss
| Winona Winter at luncheon at the Denison
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. David Kline has issued invitations
for a hearts party for her visitor, Miss
Ollie Kline, of Wabash.
The Erimus Industrial Club will have a
card social tomorrow in the .. r. c.. Hall,
135 North Illinois street.
Miss Laura Widau, who has been visiting
her sister. Mrs. Bert Mcbride. has returned
to her home near Rushville.
The Monday Conversation Club will hold
an open meeting tomorrow evening at 8
o'clock with Mrs. Pleasant Bond.
Mrs. Charles Finley Smith and daugh-
tiers will go TO New York this week to
spend several weeks visiting there.
At the Magazine Club, which met with
Mrs. Lewis last night, Mrs. Vinton o.
Foulk read a paper, Japanese Drama"
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B.. Burford gave a beau
tiful dinner on Friday evening In honor OF
Rev. Mr.. Stansfeld and Mrs. Stansfeld.
Miss Gertrude Minor has gone to New
of Illinois. She will spend February there.
The marriage of Miss Helen Kitchener and
Mr.. Griffin Halstead will take place to-
morrow evening at st. Thomas Church,
Washington, d. c.
The Brenneke Club will meet tomorrow at
the Brenneke Hall. Any of Mr.. Brenneke's
former pupils desiring membership are re-
queSted to be present
Miss Clara L. Keyman entertained the
graduating class of No. IL Friday even
Ing. The class flowers, red carnations.
formed the decorations OF her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Hetherington an
nounce the engagement of their daughter
The wedding will take place in April.
Miss Elizabeth Lucille Skidmore, of
Charleston, ILL.,, and Mr.. Clarence S. Par
ker, OF st. Louis, Mo-, are spending Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. George n. Cater
SON.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest H. Trip had for
their guests last night at dinner Governor
and Mrs. Durbin, Captain and Mrs. w. h.
English and Senator and Mrs. w. III. John
son.
MT. and Mrs. William Carney enter
tained the Neishborhood Euchre Club
Wednesday evening. The prizes were won
by Mrs. Charles Gilman and Mr.. Steven
Pollock.
The Chevalier Club danced Friday even
ing. Forty-six couples took part in the
grand march, which was led by the new
president, J. J. Grinsteiner, jr., and Miss
Grace Davis.
Rev. d. II. Guild and wife, Of knights
town, and Miss Jessie Guild, of De Pauw
University, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Benjamin F. Hetherington, of 2032 North
Alabama street.
Miss Kathryn Crawford entertained the
Bonaventure Cinch Club Friday afternoon
The prizes were won by Miss Steven Pol
lock. Miss Crawford, Mrs. William Everett
and Mrs. William Lewis.
Miss Grace ~Cavanaugh left yesterday for
New Orleans TO attend the Mardi Gras
Miss Taube will join her in Cincinnati, and
Miss Cavanaugh will be her guest during
her stay In New Orleans.
The Highland-place Euchre Club was en-
tertafned Friday evening by Mr.. and Mrs.
II. o. Winters. Prizes were won by Mrs.
Henry Davis, Mrs. William Holt. Mr.. Ed
ward Jones and Mr.. ]. T. McLeary.
Mrs. E. B. Pugh, of North Meridian
street, will go tomorrow to Anderson to
join a house party at Judge Chipman's,
Tuesday afternoon a reception will be
given for his daughter, Mrs. George Len
nox, of this city.
The fourth section of the Maennerchor
Ladies Society has arranged for a euchre
for Friday, Feb. II. Mrs. Otto N. Frenzel
is the chairman. assisted by Mrs. Rose
Hindel, Mrs. Louis Schaefer. Miss Mary
Schopp, Miss Emma Minter and Miss Dora
Reisner.
A number of young people gave a very
enjoyable dance last night at the Il. M"
Hall on Sixteenth street. The committee
who arranged the dance included Miss
Augusta jameson. Miss Julia Hollweg. Mr..
Lynn Rogers, Mr.. Robert Givens and Mr..
Edward Dark.
Mrs. Henry D. Pierce and Miss Pierce
gave a luncheon yesterday in honor OF
Miss Margaret Chislett. of Pittsburg. The
guests were Miss Elizabeth Defrees, Miss
Mary Edith Dean, Miss Elizabeth Fletcher,
Miss Annie Dean. Miss Martha Foster and
Miss Anne Hurry.
The marriage of Mr.. Louis Henry Martin.
of this city. and Miss Georgia Brown will
the brides parents in Cincinnati. The al
home cards are for the first and second
Fridays in April. 1s East Mcmillan street.
Mount Auburn. Cincinnati.
The girls composing the cooking class at
knickerbacker Hall gave a luncheon yes
terday at the school at which their mothers
were the guests. Several OF these ladies
came from out OF town especially for the
occasion. Among them were Mrs. Charles
NJ. Turner and Miss Lyle Turner, OF Mum
Gle: Mrs. George Frazier and Mrs. George
Stewart, of Marion. and Mrs. Amos Butler,
of Irvington.
Mrs. George Meyer entertained the We
ronica Club Thursday afternoon. Her par
Tors were decorated with ~yiolets, the club
flower. The programme included a paper
by Miss Harriet Fitch on Popular Fiction
and a vocal number by Miss Julia Kantro-
Wiz. The out-of-town guests were Mrs.
Miller of Paramount, Miss Specs of Vim
cennes and Mrs. Arthur Murray of kanka-
kee. Mrs. Meyer was assisted by her
daughters. Mrs. Charles A. Meyer, Miss
Eda Meyer and Miss Kantrowitz.
The luncheon which Mr.. Booth Tarking-
ton gave for Miss Cecilia Lotus last Tues
day evening was delightful in every re-
spect. IL was served in the private dining
room at the University Club. which was
profusely decorated with palms. inter
spersed with Jars OF pink begonias and big
punches of pink tulips. The decorations
for the table were viOlets and a large flat
basket OF bright Lawson carnations, with
a dainty border of violets and maiden-hair
ferns as a centerpiece. At each place were
who were asked 10 meet Miss Lotus were
Miss Katharine Wallick, Miss Edith Wal
lick. Miss Myla COburn, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick Joss. Mr.. and Mrs. o.. b. Jameson
and Mr.. Arthur Lawrence, Mr.. Frederick
Buckston and Mr.. Carvel. OF the Sothern