The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-04-24
Record of the Principal Society Even of the Week in indianapolis

Miss Ada Fahnley. whose marriage to Mr..
w. ]. Shafer takes place next Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon p Sheerin left last
week for New York and viii sail from
there tomorrow TO spend several months
abroad.
Mrs. Eugenia McOuat will leave early
next month for an extended visit with her
daughter Mrs. John Holcomb. in Wash
ington, ID. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dougless Barley have re-
turned from six years residence IN
Mexico and are guests of Mr.. and Mrs
William Barley.
Miss Mary zener entertained few friends
with matinee party in honor OF MISS ma
Kelly. of Guelph Ont, who is the guest
of Miss Ethel Smith
The senior class of the Girls Classical
School will give their annual play. AS You
Like It." at the Propylaeum next Satur-
day evening, April 80
The Corona Club will give its closing
dance al the Rrenneke Academy next Fri
day evening, April .. The annual election
OF officers Will be held.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Cooper will move
this week to 1870 North Meridian street
the residence formerly occupied Dy MI.
and Mrs. Louis Levey.
Mrs. John Edward Stein, of Terre Haute,
who has been visiting Miss Suella moore
and Miss Jessie Cleveland for two weeks,
has returned to her home.
Mrs Whitesides and Miss Moody, OF
Franklin. Mrs. Buxton, Mrs: Lewis ana
Mrs. Montgomery. of Shelbyville. spent Fri
day with Mrs. Chauncey Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bence entertained
a family party last night in honor of the
eightieth birthday anniversary of their
father, Mr.. John Frederick Judd.
Mrs. Julia O'Conner announces the. en-
gagement of her daughter, Miss Nellie
Boose, and Mr. Albert Buerock. The
wedding will take place June 1.
Butler Chapter of Sigma Chi gave an en-
joyable dance at their hall in Irvington
last night in honor of Mr.. Walter Butler,
of Salem, o., who is in town for short
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Pfaff and fam
lily have taken an apartment in the Hotel
Linden, on North Illinois street. Mrs.
Pfan will observe Thursday her day at
home.
The marriage of Miss Louise Davis and
Mr.. David L. Metzger, both of this city,
will take place to-day in Chicago. The
ceremony will be pronounced by the Rev.
w. II. Geisert.
Miss Cornena Greene, who came for the
Morrison Foster wedding last Tuesday,
and spent few days following with Miss
Martha Foster, has returned TO her home
In Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Farrell, of Chicago.
| have gone to Virginia to spend several
weeks, and on their way home will come to
VISIT Mrs Farreils mother and sister MIS-
| richards and Miss Richards.
| Mrs. Hugh Drum, who spent several
| weeks with her mother and sister, Mrs
Reaume and Miss Reaume, left last week
| for a short visit in Omaha before return
| ing to her home in Denver.
DIR. and Mrs. A. l.. Wilson will be at
home informally tomorrow evening at
| their home, 1920 North Capitol avenue. in
observance of their fiftieth wedding ami
Versary. There are no invitations.
Mr.. Benjamin SchIeicher will return to-
| morrow to Purdue after short visit with
| his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Schleicher
Mrs Schleicher gave family dinner Fri
| day night in honor OF her sons BIRTH
| day anniversary.
The Sketching Club will meet with Miss
Julia Walk next Saturday afternoon, April
80. paper on The Chronicle OF the
| Year" will be read by Mrs. ID. w. Mar
| mon instead of the paper that was to have
| been read by Miss Selleck.
Mrs. John o. Sloan and grandson, Donald
Dryer. who have been spending several
| months in Mexico, will return home next
week. Mrs Fannie Sloan Underhill, who
has been with Mrs. Sloan, will remain with
relatives in Kansas City for some time.
The Morrow Circle of Meridian-street
| Church will give a musical and literary tea
next "Wednesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. John Newman Carey at 8 o'clock.
! Mr.. Taylor will have charge of the mu-
steal programme, and Mrs. Albert Rabb
| Will read story.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Potts entertained
| with small informal luncheon yesterday
at the University Club in honor of DR..
| Josiah II. Penniman, dean of the Penn
sylvania University. of Miss Elizabeth Mil
Ter, author of "'The Yoke" and of Mr..
James Whitcomb Riley.
The Womens section of the independent
| Turnverein gave a euchre party yesterday
| afternoon at the hall at Illinois and Ohio
| streets. Mrs. Henry Ostendorf was the
| hostess and was assisted by Mrs. Oscar
| Ruther, Mrs. Louis Meier and Miss Marie
Steffe. A luncheon was served after the
| euchre.
Mrs. Louise Haughey of New York, who
has been the guest of Mrs. w. A. Hughes,
is now with Mrs. Charles Lilly and after
tomorrow will be the guest of Mrs. Lew
Wallace, jr. Mrs. Morris will give small
luncheon icon on Tuesday for Mrs. Hagghey.
and Mrs. Wallace and Mrs. n. F. Dalton
Will also entertain for her this week
Prof. Brenneke gave his closing party for
children last evening. There were a hun
dred pupils on the floor The cachuca was
danced by Camille Sloan and Lenore NJ.
Ennis, and the Highland fling by Ethel
Sellers, Helen Donson and Gertrude Petit
john, in costume. The ballroom was filled
with the parents and friends of the chill
dren.
Mrs. Alfred Lauter entertained with a
childrens party yesterday afternoon lin
honor of the birthday anniversary of her
daughter Elfreda. The children were en-
tertained with games and a peanut hunt
Mrs Lauter was assisted in entertaining
by Mrs Oscar Way, Miss Caroline Lauter
Miss Tiller Lauter, Miss Minnie Abel and
Miss Eta Marer.
Mr.. Fritz Krull, who will leave soon for
dll stay dDIOdO, gave 4 farewell
recital last Wednesday evening at the Ger
man House. Mr.. Krulrs programme in
cluded a number of Riley's poems in mu-
steal settings of his own composition. TO-
gether with classical selections, and was q
most enjoyable one. Mr.. Krull will sins
in grand opera abroad.
Miss Virginia Keep. who has been worl,
ing in her studio in New York since the
holidays, will have a ten days exhibit OF
her winters work at the Fifth-avenue book
shop in New York, beginning this week
The exhibit will include fifteen of Mis-!
Keeps charming portrait sketches anC
three illustrations, which she has beer
commissioned TO do for Leslie's MONTHLY
for story appearing in the July number
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. McLain and Mr.. anC
Mrs. J. c. Harrison entertained a number
OF friends Monday evening at the home o.
Mr.. and Mrs. McLain, 1919 Cornell avenue
in honor of their wedding anniyersa rfes
The guests were the members of the Rev
nard Cinch Club, with Mr.. and Mrs c W
Jenkins Mr.. and Mrs j. ID. Shelley Mr.
and Mrs. Otto Harris and Mr. and Mrs
Lanell. The guests were entertained a.
| cards.
The Philomathean Club has issued invi
tations for its guest meeting next Tuesda a,
evening at the Bertha Ballard Home TIL,
officers of the club will receive. delight
full musical programme will be given b,
Miss Emma l.. Ludlum, Miss Rose Scott
Mrs. James Ogden, Miss Edith Langsen
kama and Mr.. John Cost and reading,
will be given by Mr. Ellsworth Wood
Bishop Francis will give a talk on japan
which will be followed by Japanese sons
by Miss Anna Cochran.
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