The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-01-25

n; JudsOn, Mrs. Harry Willard Raymond,
Miss Beatrice Byers. Miss Helen lockwood
and Miss Susan Thompson.
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guest evening was observed by the
Proctor Reading Circle last Tuesday at the
home Of Mrs. S. p. Sheerin. About sixty
members and friends were entertained, and
they had the privilege OF hearing a most
delightful lecture, delivered by the Hon.
William t. Breen, of Fort Wayne, on
Mary, Queen of Scots" After the lecture
a social hour was enjoyed.
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Mrs. j. NJ. Covington entertained party
of friends at luncheon Tuesday for Miss
May Melbane. of this city, and Miss Fannie
Frankel. of St Louis. who are singing at
the Grand Opera House this week. Mrs.
Covington was assisted by her daughter
Grace and Miss Mayme Whaler. Wednes-
day evening theater party was given
by group of friends of the two singers.
Mrs. Leopold Levy and Mrs. NJ. s. Mey-
berg entertained about twenty-five of their
friends with a euchre Monday afternoon
Meridian street. They were assisted in
their Inequalities by Miss Klass. OF Green's
burg, and the Misses Emma. Sara and 10
Messing. The several rooms were prettily
adorned with palms and flowers and hand
some prizes were given for the games.
Professor and Mrs. w. A. Bell gave an
informal reception Thursday evening at
their home on Broadway in honor of the
Rev. Paul Brown, who will preach next
Sunday at Plymouth Church. Professor
and Mrs Bell were assisted in receiving
by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Garrard. In
the dining room refreshments were served
by Misses Susan and Elizabeth Chapman,
Miss Augusta Payer and Miss Ruth Aller-
dice.
A large card company was given by Mrs.
]. NJ. Cleveland Wednesday afternoon in
honor Of Mrs. John Hall, of Dayton, o.,
who is the guest of Mrs Frank Van Camp
Carnations were used for the decorations of
the rooms wnere the tables were arranged
for the players. Assisting Mrs. Cleveland
In her Inequalities were her daughter, Miss
Verna Cleveland, and Mrs. Will Cleveland.
Among the guests was Mrs. HARDWOOD. Of
Marion.
Benefits Rev. T. ]. villers. At the close
Of the meal favors were given to each guest
"a small leather satchel filled with bon
bons. Mr.. Villers's name appears among
the distinguished speakers who are to
lecture on shipboard and at the sacred
pldCeS 10 De visited In the Holy Lana. Inc
German Lloyd steamer is to take the party,
sailing from New York Feb. Z. The trip
will take about three months. During his
absence Mr.. Villers's pulpit will be supplied
xxx
A delightful card party was given Thurs
day afternoon by Mrs. John III. Talbot to
which number of her friends were in
vited to meet Mrs. Charles B. Stevenson,
who has recently removed TO this city from
Losansport. and Mrs. James A. Moag.
formerly Miss Christie, of Greencastle,
and an October bride. Mrs. Talbot was
assisted in her hospitality by Mrs. Edward
Phillips, Miss Elizabeth Taggart Mrs. c..
3. Doney. Mrs. James NJ. Judson, Mrs. F..
M. Talbot and Miss Louise Kendall. This
afternoon Mrs. Talbot will give a recep-
ton for the same guests of honor.
Monday afternoon the st. Mary's of the
Woods Club was entertained by Miss Cecil
Clune at her residence on North Pennsyl-
vania street. A splendid programme was
rendered as follows:
Piano solo-(a) Waltz. Chopin; Cb) De
Ballet, Chaminade Miss Clune. Violin solo.
THE Swan" st. Saens. Miss Katherine
Conlen. Vocal solo. My Heart at Thy
Sweet Voice." st. Saens. Miss Grote. vio-
lin solo. "Cavatina." Bohm. Miss Rather.
Grieg. (b). "Scherzo," Grieg. Miss Francis
Spencer. Harp solo, "Mazurka." Schneck-
er, Miss Grote.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perley Bonte Raymond and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry willard Raymond gave
delightful dance Friday evening at the
Woodruff Club. The clubhouse was decor
ated with cut flowers and palms and Mr..
and Mrs. Raymond were assisted I'm enter
tanning by group of their married friends
A number of visitors were among the
guests. among them being Miss Fisher, OF
Bay City, Mich, who is Miss Anna Jillson'
guest; Miss Lucille Skidmore. of Charleston
ILL.,, who is with DIR. and Mrs. George E.
Hunt, and Miss Vally Kuhlmann, of Olden-
weeks with Miss Julia Hollweg.
xxx
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Selig celebrated the
twenty-fifth anniversary of their marriage
last Friday evening with family dinner
at their home, 2214 North Pennsylvania
street. The floral decorations were sym
bolic of the occasion. In the dining room
a wedding bell of green vines and white
carnations was suspended from the ceiling
and around the chandelier were draped gar
lands Of silver tinsel and smlax. The table
Was Lit with tapers in silver candelabfa
Beauty roses and carnations and during
the evening a number of Mr.. and Mrs
Seig's friends called to offer their con-
CALCULATIONS.
Mrs. John III. Talbot was the hostess fol
a pretty tea Friday afternoon in honor OF
Mrs. Charles B. Stevenson and Mrs. James
A Moag. Her home on West Twelfth
street was attractively adorned with palms
and flowers, scarlet roses and carnations
being used throughout Mrs Talbot was
assisted in her Inequalities by Mrs. Fred
erick Heath, Mrs. Charles z. Doney, Mrs
Joseph +. Bell, Mrs John Carl Ingram
Mrs. James Macintosh Judson. Mrs. Franz
NJ Talbot, Mrs. William Cumback, Mrs
Edward w. Phillips, jr., and Miss Elizabeth
| Taggart. During the afternoon Mrs. Moas
sang several selections and Mrs. Phillips
played. Among the callers was Mrs
Brady. of Fort Wayne. with Mrs. ]. II
Laird
Mr.. Edward Morton Johnson, son of Mr.
B. F. Johnson, chief of the Bureau of Sta.
tistics of Indiana, and Miss Pearl Fern
| daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Summer Baker
were married Wednesday evening at the