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

her brother Arthur. She will make occa-
sional visits TO her brother Lew in New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Swain will give din
ner this evening at the Columbia CLUB In
honor of their guests, Mrs. John f. Osborn,
of Greensburg, and Miss Mary Swain, or
Ohio.
Mrs Kate Perry Morris will be at home
informally next Tuesday afternoon at her
apartments In the Blacherne. for Miss Skid
more of Charleston, H., who is visiting
Mrs. George Edwin Hunt.
Mrs. John Z. Shideler will receive infor-
mally Thursday afternoon for Mrs George
r. Parker, Of Louisville. and Mrs. John
A Harrison, of New Albany, who are her
guests. There are no invitations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hervey Bates will leave to-
morrow for California. They will be Joined
in Chicago by Mr. and Mrs. Hervey Bates.
jr:.. and son: of that city, and the party
will remain in the West until spring.
Rev and Mrs ]. W. Duncan, of Shelby
Vile, will leave Wednesday for New York
and will sail Feb. 4. on the steamer
"Moltke' for the Mediterranean trip. They
will be absent three or four months and VIII
travel abroad extensively.
Mrs May Wright sewall will entertain
at dinner Wednesday evening in honor or
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. MacDowell and VIII
give reception the same evening Tor her
guests. Mr.. Mcdowell will be here TO
give a recital before the Matinee Musicale,
Wednesday afternoon.
Miss vally Kuhlmann. of Oldenburg, Ger
many. who has been spending severai weeks
with Mrs. Louis Hollweg and FAMILY VIII
leave Feb for st. Louis to visit Mrs.
Won Starkloff. She will be accompanies 20
st. Louis by Miss Ina Hollweg, who Will re-
main q week with her.
Miss Emma Martindale will have a small
company Tuesday afternoon for Mrs. Will MI,
arrive this week to visit her. wednesday
afternoon Mrs. Martindale and Miss Martin,
dale will have a tea for young men ana
women in Mrs. Halls honor
The marriage of Miss Mayme Brown.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus l.. Brown,
and Mr.. George II. Cortelyou will take place
Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock at the
home Of the brides parents on North Cap
itol avenue, in the presence or the relatives
and few friends of the two families.
Mrs John Carl Ingram will give a lunch
con tomorrow for the Young Ladies Club
of the Tabernacle Church, which will be
followed by a cake and apron sale from 3
to o'clock at the home of Mrs. Ingram,
No. 1417 Park avenue. The proceeds of the
sale will be given to the Free Kindergarten
Society.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Drozdowitz will receive
their friends this evening at their new
home, 42S North East street, between the
hours Of s and IL. There are no invitations
A number of out-of-town friends will be
present at the reception, among them Mrs
/. A. Greenstein and Mr.. NJ. l.. Simon
of Louisville, Mrs. k. Field. Mrs Drozdo-
WITT and daughter Lillian. and Mr. and Mrs
Fairness, of Chicago, and Mrs. j. Lowen-
stein, OF Valparaiso.
The invitations to the marriage of Miss
| Mary Elstun and Mr. Edwin Z. Tullis. OF
| New York city, to occur Wednesday at the
| family residence in Crawfordsville, have
been recalled on account of the Illness OF
| Miss Elstuns mother, who is with hei
| daughter Mrs. Nicholas McCarty Harrison
| The ceremony will be performed in the
presence of the immediate family only al
| the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison
| No. 1919 North Pennsylvania street.
| Mr.. and Mrs Charles A. wallingford
| and son, Mrs. Amelia Wells and Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Bell will be among those from
| this city who will leave Tuesday for a trir
| and daughter, of Cincinnati, and DR.. and
Mrs Richie. of st. Paul. Mimi. will also
| take the trip and the party will join tn.
| special train at St. Louis for Mexico.
delightful route has been planned and the
| tourists will not return home until March
Miss Mary Jeffrey Christian. of this city
| will go TO Shelbyville this week and will
appear in the concert given under the aus.
| pieces of the Shelbyville Matinee Musical al
| the Assembly Hall Wednesday afternoon
| The affair has been arranged to introduce
| Mrs. Christian as teacher OF voice culture
| and she will be accompanied TO Shelbyvillt
by three of her pupils. Miss Clara Peck
| mann, Miss Eva Bond and Miss Heller
Egan. She will be assisted by Mr.. Waltel
| Kip, NlOnnlSt, ana MISS bOnHle ournEllt
will play her accomplishments
MAENNERCHOR MASQUERADE.
Just before the advent of Lent the Maen
nerchor Society, each year. gives its mos
unique entertainment Friday, Feb. 20. |!
the day fixed for the masquerade of thi:
year. In former years the Maennerchol
masquerades were held at English's Opera
| House or Tomlinson Hall. and were usual
| ly considered the most spectacular an(
brilliant affairs of the season. Since the
membership of the Maennerchor has be
come large it is the rule to give th'
masquerade exclusively for members, anC
for this purpose to use the handsome hal
and clubroon.s of the society. No one !:
TO be admitted unless appearing in fancy
! dress. DominOs Will not suffice. Excep
| tons are TO be made in the case Of person:
over fifty years of age, and these will b.
| required TO wear the regulation fools cap
| The Maennerchor has had this rule for sew
| eral years. with view of preserving tn.
true carnival spirit at its masquerade. Th'
| following committees have been selected:
| Active Floor Committee-P. III. krauss
| Henry Balls, H. II. Hearsey. Ed Hoffmeyer
Charles OF, G. II. Mueller. Charles Kotte
| man. William c. Leppert, William on. j
| M Martin. Albert on. Frank kotteman, q
| f. Frenzel, 5. NJ. Armstrong. Fred c
Krauss. II. c. Bauer. jr., and William L
| Harris.
Honorary Floor Committee-O. n. Fren
| eel. Alex. C.. Ayres, C.. A. Bookwalter
| Julius Keller. Henry Jameson, Joseph Z
/ Bell, Bement Lyman and Fred ]. Mack.
Reception Committee-Louis MUIR, +. p
Rush, II. II Hanna, Louis Hollwegs Georg,