The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-11-22

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Frank b. Aid as Miss Matilda Jenkins,
Mrs. z. G. Rumpler as Miss Jenkins and
Mr.. Sumner Clancy as Captain Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Baird entertained last
night at dinner at the German House In
honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. John y. Browne. OF
Columbus. o.. with Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Maxwell. and later entertained their guests
Win a bowling party The other guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. George Baily and Mr..
and Mrs. William Koehne.
Mrs. Emma Eckhouse and daughter, Miss
Jessie Eckhouse. Will be at home informally
Thursday afternoon and evening II their
home, 2Oo5 North Alabama street. Mr. Al
fonse Vile. OF New York, whose engage
ment TO Miss EckhOuse was announced
this fall. will arrive this week TO visit Mrs.
Eckhouse and Miss Eckhouse> and Will re-
ceive with them Thursday. There are no
Invitations.
One OF the important social events of the
early winter Is the charity ball 10 be gwen
by the German Ladies' Aid Society. which
will occur Thanksgiving eve at the German
House The grand march viii be led oy the
officers OF the club. who are Mrs. Augusta
SEVERN. Mrs. Clemens Vonnegut. IT.. Mrs
Adolph Schellschmidt Mrs. William
Springsteen, Mrs. Anna Seibert, Mrs. +. h.
Aneshaensel, and the reception committee
win include these officers and number Of
the members of the society. The dancing
hall and supper rooms Will be effectively
decorated and there will be an innovation
this year IN an old-fashioned supper march
and an intermission, when supper will be
served.
The Kerarnic Club will open its exhibit
ton on Tuesday at the Heron Art lnSti-
tuts. and the display will be on view until
there will be a reception, and the guests
viii be welcomed by the officers Of the club,
Mrs. Charles r. Palmer Mrs. j. II. Orn-
ton. Mrs. E. II. Meyer. Mrs. J. J. Booz.
Miss Alice Brown and Miss Bessie Whit
ridge. Members OF the club viii be present
ri AZ IN he fCfr mr. ha
committees for the different days are:
Tuesday. Mrs Albert Henley. Mrs. G. J.
Buehsnan: Mrs L; f. Renkert. Mrs y; H.
vile. and Mrs. E. P. Thayer Of Green
FIELD; Wednesday. Mrs. Charles Kramer,
Mrs. Mary II. Carver. Mrs. A. P. Heron,
beck. Mrs T. T. Hadley. Mrs. Guy Stay
man, Miss Katherine Conrad and Mrs. z.
p. Hops OF shelbyville; Thursday, Mrs I.
D: Harrington. Mrs. Mary Woodsmall. Mrs.
William Pritchard, Mrs. w. 3. En-
glish. Mrs. w. S. Day. Mrs. Robert Turn
bull. Miss Minnie Weeks. Miss Myrtle Tay-
byville. and Mrs. Louis Stubs Of Rich
nond; Friday. Mrs. ]. B. Roberts. Mrs. w.
II WEIGH, Mrs Harry Smith. Mrs e. H.
Thrasher, Miss Lizzie Pattison. Miss Flora
Greenstreet. Mrs. Abraham OF Crawfords-
Vile, and Miss Belle Chance Of Alpine;
Saturday, Mrs. Pink Hall, Mrs. William
McKernan, Miss Alice Brown. Miss Adam
and Miss Eta Wingate of shelbyville;
eepRsay Mrs Mrs andsy Mrs Mrs A MaPs
6ternberg, Mrs. Lulu B. Hammond, Miss
Bessie Whitridge and Miss Dunn.
The list of patrons and patronesses for the
Creatore concert, to be given under the
auspices Of the Shortridge High School
tomorrow evening. includes: Mr.. and Mrs.
John o. Perrin. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert W. Coffin, Mr..
and Mrs: Harold Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs.
George G. Hit Mr.. and Mrs. Henry w.
Bennett. Mr.. and Mrs. H. p. WATSON, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank T. Baker. Mr.. and Mrs. III.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fl. Holiday, DR.. and
Mrs. William Christian. Mr. and Mrs. A.
3. Grover. Mr.. and Mrs: Henry Scot Fraser,
Mrs. Herbert Wood, Mr. and Mrs. Burton
=. PARROT, Mr.. and Mrs. H: H. Hanna. jr.,
Mr.. and Mrs: Charles Martindale. Mr.. and
Horace z. smith. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Mrs. c. p. McCulloch, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L.
Mothershead, Mr.. and Mrs. George Won
and Mrs. c. C. Foster, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
L. Elder. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert E. Metz
and Mrs; henry SEVERN. jr;, Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur w. Dunn, Mr.. and Mrs. E. M.
Churchman. Mr.. and Mrs. John N. Carey,
Dir. and Mrs. II. p. Coburn. Mr.. and Mrs.
c. A. Kenyon, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Baker.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Butler, Mr.. and Mrs.
William ]. Brown. DR.. and Mrs. F. o. Dor
sey, MIR. and Mrs. Jacob 2. Dunn, Mr.: and
Mrs. James w. Lilly. Mr. and Mrs Glad
ding. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles s. Thomas, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. 3. Roberts, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles W. Moores. Mr.; and Mrs. William
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Lieber, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry A. Palmer. Mr.. and Mrs. George
W Benton Mr.; and Mrs Nj NJ, John G. Trent
w. c. Bobbs. John Chislett, Arthur T.
Smith, Charles 8. Lewis. James w. Fesler
George Denny, Lee Elan and Dr.. Fletcher
Hodges.
A house party will be given this week
at Bloomington by the members OF the
Beta Theta ri fraternity. The active men,
bers who will be the hosts are Mr.. Hugh E.
K Williamson. Mr.. II. Webster Adams, Mr.
Grin NJ. Ragsdale. Mr. Leslie Howe Max
We'll. Mr.. Albrecht Kipp. jr.. Mr.. Frank
Frank Johnson. Mr.. William Orville Thomp-
son. Mr.. Jesse Williamson and Mr.. John
L Lane white. The guests VIII include
Ruth Maxwell. OF this city; Miss Caroline
Eorkner; OF New Castle; Miss Ethel Rogers:
OF Cincinnati; Miss Bessie Cullon. Of
Frankfort; Miss Jessie Baugh, OF Lafay-
cite: Miss Mayme Trueblood. OF Washing
ton: Miss Alta Day Reeves, of Columbus:
Miss Ina Clawson, OF Richmond; Miss Post.
OF ST. Louis: Miss Valentine, OF Franklin,
and Miss Made Showers. Miss Mary Baker.
Miss Nell Fruchey. Miss Geraldine Sem
bower, Miss Elva Reeves; Miss Je1 Reeves,
Miss Ethel De Moss and Miss Ruth john
son. OF Bloomington. The visiting frater-
nifty men will be Mr. Harry II. Baugh OF
Lafayette: Mr.. c. b. Isley, OF Attica; Mr..
Lee Hunt, Of Anderson; Mr.. John c..
Hutchinson, OF Evansville: Mr.. Frank w.
Ray OF Terre Haute, Mr.. o. B. Lockhart
OF Button. Mr.. James Gavin. OF Indian
apolis: Mr.. Sun Branch and Mr.. Roscoe
Parker. OF Martinsville. Mr.. Harry Nc
Dowell, OF Winamac; Mr.. Russell Allen. OF
Danville; Mr. Thomas Davidson. OF Evans
Vile; Mr.. w. r. Martin, of Bedford Mr.
George FOrkner. Mr. Munson Atwater and
Mr.. Charles Gutelius, OF Indianapolis; Mr..
Arthur StOnex. of Goshen; Mr.. Lowell NJ
Green. OF Rushville; Mr.. Wickliffe Ray OF
Terre Haute, and Mr.. Harry Johnson and
Mr.. Ray Field. OF Bloomington The party
will be chaperoned by Mrs. w S. Baugh,
OF Lafayette; Mrs c. d. Cutsinger. OF Ed
inburg; Mrs. W. Ray, OF Terre Haute, and
Mrs. ]. +. 2. Holland, of Bloomington A
dinner wiz be given Thursday evening, fol-
lowed by an informal dance. formal hop
Will be given Friday evening and the Wis
ttors will return home Saturday.
At Old Point Comfort.