The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-24

party tomorrow evening Mrs Henry
Runge is the hostess. and will be assisted
bach. Mrs. B. r. Bye. Miss Josephine
Hauss and Miss Katrina Kevers.
Jl ms Ker3 wi week ra and to MsS
for Ithaca, n. Y, and will be joined by
Miss Helen Day. who is at school in the
East to spend junior week at Cornell, the
guests Of Mr.. Anton and Mr.. Walter Won
dent of his class.
Mrs. James Parkhurst gave an informal
tea yesterday afternoon from TO o'clock
in honor of Miss Bess Miner Hill. of San
born, Ind. The rooms were prettily dec
Grated with ferns and pink carnations. Mrs.
Parkhurst was assisted in entertaining her
guests by Mrs. Willard Robertson and Miss
Grace end Miss Eta Thomas
The Catherine Merrill Club observed
guest day yesterday afternoon and each
| member was privileged to invite one
guest; Mrs. May Donnan. the president of
the guests. Mrs Lowe Carey read an inter-
esting paper on THE Moral Force of Car
| lyle after which there was a social hour
Miss Jessie Ragsdale and Miss Edith
Keegan gave a luncheon yesterday at the
home of Miss Ragsdale on North Alabama
| street. in honor Of the Four G's. The
guests were Miss Grace Holt, Miss Clara
| Helen Cross and Miss Verna Jacobs. Aft
er the luncheon the guests were entertained
at matinee party at the Grand.
party which will go to Muncie Feb. 3
| Club will include Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
| Lieber, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Lieber, Mr.
and Mrs RICHARD l. Talbot, tr., Mr.. and
| Thorsch, Prof and Mrs. Alexander Ernes-
| tinoff, Miss Antoinette Ernestinoff, Mrs.
| Sam Kiser, Mr.. David Kahn. Mr.. Leo Rap
paport and Mr.. Albert Scott. Prof. Ernes-
| tinoff is director OF the club.
The Pi Beta Phi girls of Butler College
| entertained their friends with dance and
finch party Thursday evening at the home
| OF Miss Ethel Duncan, on North New Jer-
| sey street During the evening chatting
dish lunch was served. The hostesses were
Miss Katherine Reagan. Miss Edna Cooper,
| Miss Frances Miner, Miss Pearl McElroy,
Miss Frances Doan, Miss Lulu Ellis, Miss
Ethel Duncan, Miss Pearl Leedy. Miss
Laura Parker Miss Marie Leonard and
| Miss Alice Good.
| The Opera Club will give its second in
| formal dance Wednesday evening,
Feb. "a, at the German House. The COM
mittee in charge are Mr.. Walter Judd Mr..
! Charles Bates, Mr.. Robert Aiken, Mr.. Park
judah, Mr.. James Yuncker, Mr.. John Quill,
Mr.. Otto Maeur, Mr.. Charles Stone, Mr..
| Thomas Hornaday. Mr.. Oscar Bozart, Mr..
Frederick Dedert, Mr. Carl w. Piel. Mr..
| Lawrence Davis, Mr.. James Calderhead,
Mr.. Gwynn Patterson, Mr.. Arthur Comp
| ton, Mr.. Thomas Themes, DR.. Meyer and
| DR.. Judson Moschelle.
| AT the meeting of the Ladies' Social Cir
| Gle of the First Baptist Church last week
at the home of the president Mrs. Bosler,
turned into the treasury as the proceeds
from the "Old-Time Entertainment" given
| Dec. 10, and arranged by the members of
| the work committee. The members of the
same committee are now selling photo
! graphs Of the church before the recent
| fire. The members of the very efficient
| committee are Mrs. +. w. Day, chairman,
Mrs. George Barbour and Mrs. Frank How
ard.
The New York Sun OF Jan. II says OF
Miss Lemon, of this city: Miss Marguer-
New Workers in connection with light
opera, is one OF Conreid's latest acquisi-
tions. She helps materially to raise the
| average of beauty in the company besides
having a voice which just fits the opers
house. She sang the Jewel song from
Faust with fine finish, ease and self-pos
session and the house demanded an encore. .
The same paper of Jan: 19 says of her per
formance in 'Siegfried." Miss Lemon sans
the Forest Bird unseen, but like many
gem OF purest ray serene, she was always
there and always in time and tune, and
first and last a real achievement"
The reception to be given the evening OF
Feb by the Local Council Of Women ano
the Commercial Club in honor of the mem.
bers of the executive committee of the Ma.
tional Council will be one of the important
affairs OF the month. A few special in
vitations will be sent out and a general invi
tation is extended to the members of the
societies affiliated with the Local Council
and their friends. The business sessions
of the executive committee will begin or
Monday. Feb. /. A number of women have
proffered the use of their carriages to the
committee in charge OF the arrangements
of the entertainment of the National ex
ecutive. The members of the committee
will be taken for drive the Afternoon
| of Feb. t. and will be entertained at
| o'clock the same afternoon with a tea a.
the home of Mrs. John Candee Dean.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bradford Cakes
| announce the engagement of their daughter
| Miss Lavinia Gertrude Cakes. and Mr.. Johr
Binkley Folk. The wedding will take place
Feb. a. A number of entertainments will
be given for them before the wedding. Mr.
and Mrs. f. S. Izor have issued cards fol
the evening of Feb. in honor OF Their
| niece, Miss Cakes, and Mr.. Folk; Mrs. Izol
| will entertain a number OF Miss Cakes:
| friends the afternoon OF Feb. g. with Z
| miscellaneous shower; Miss Cleo Scott will
give a china shower Jan. %; Miss Josephin,
Pugh will give a card party Feb. 6; Mr.
and Mrs. Cassidy will have a card party
Feb. u; Mrs. John Benell will give a liner
| shower for Miss Cakes the 6th of February
Miss Ella Bowman will give a souvenir
spoon shower Feb. 10. and Miss IneZ Sui
| Ivan entertains Feb. in honor of Mis-:
, | Cakes and Mr.. Folk.