The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-04-10

who has been i'll. is greatly improved in
health.
The Standard Bearers of Roberts Park
Church viii meet tomorrow evening with
Miss Olive Tucker at the Bertha Ballard
Home. A paper will be read by Miss
Leone Lenning.
Mrs. Charles Pfafiin will receive in
formally next Friday afternoon, April 10,
in honor of Mrs. Hugh Drum, of Denver,
Col. who is visiting her mother. Mrs. Anna
Carroll Reaume, and Miss Reaume- There
are no invitations.
Mr. Harvey Elam, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
/ John Elan, is winning number of prizes
in fencing at the Boston Athletic Associa-
/ ton. Boston paper speaks of Mr.. Elan
i as one of the champion fencers or the
/ New England States.
/ Mrs. Thomas Burns and children. Master
/ Thomas and Genevieve Burns, OF Nash
/ vile, Tenn, spent the Easter vacation with
Mrs. Burnss sister, Miss Mary Buckley, at
i her home on Huron street. They will re-
turn TO Nashville tomorrow
/ The Hoosier Magazine Club will meet
tomorrow evening, April IL, with Mr. ana
Mrs. Morton Reagan on North New Jersey
street. Mr.. and Mrs King will talk on the
Itself in Foreign Countries"
Mr.. w s. Conner who went to Europe a
few weeks ago, has Joined his daughter,
| Mrs. Frank Williams, and Mr. Williams In
I
| will go to Paris and London by the way of
Switzerland and will return home in May.
Invitations will be issued next week by
Mr.. Frederick F'ahnley for the wedding re-
ception of his daughter, Miss Ada Fahnley,
and Mr.. William John Shafer on Wednesday
| evening, April q. Only the members or
the families will be present for the cere-
mony.
nr. Samuel McGaughey and Miss Martha
/ Elliott, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. &. *.
| Elliott, were married last Monday morning
| by the Rev. +. b. Dowd at the home OF
the bride East Eleventh street. DR..
and Mrs McGaughey will be at home IN
| Irvington.
Miss Gill, of Kenosha, Wis, gave talk
at Knickerbocker Hall last evening. Inc
story of Xavier was told and the talk
was illustrated with lantern views from the
well-known pictures of Boutet de MouVel.
| Miss Gill also showed pictures of famous
| chateaus in the Loire country.
Mr. and Mrs George f. Crivel, after an
! extended trip TO New York and other East
ern cities, are or their return trip, and
are guests over Sunday Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Bower, OF Cleveland. Tney VIII
spend a portion of the coming summer at
| Acton Park with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Orange d. Reeves.
| a leap year dance was given at the As
| sembly Hall Thursday evening by the
! young ladies' members EntrOe Nous Cinch
| Club. in honor of the young men members.
| The committee in charge of the dance were
Miss Katherine Bald. Miss Eva Burgess,
| Miss Laura Kinlxin, Miss Sadie King and
| Miss Estelle Rawlings.
Mrs. G. II. Park will entertain a few
| friends of Mr.. Park at dinner to-day. The
| table will be prettily decorated with scarlet
carnations and ferns. Mr.. and Mrs. Park s
| guests will be Mr.. Paul Krauss, Mr.. Harvey
Martin, Mr.. Robert Tyndall Mr.. William
| HARRISON, Mr.. q. F. Steyman, Mr.. o. VIII
| cox, Mr.. j. ID. Thompson.
An engagement announced in the Chicago
papers last week was that Of Miss Sarah
| II. Peckam. daughter of Mr. and Mrs
| Orville Peckam, of Geneva, Ill, and Mr.
| Henry Blodgett Harvey, of Chicago Miss
Peckam is the granddaughter of DR.. and
Mrs z. II. jameson, of this city, and has
visited here number of times and has
many friends
The Clio Club held its election yesterday
with the following result: President, Mrs
j. j. Brown: vice president Mrs. ]. A
Risk; secretary, Mrs. Dorinda Green Nor
gan, of Plainfield; treasurer, Mrs. John r
Barrett; delegate to the local council, Mrs
S. ID. Kiger; executive committee, Mrs
j. F, Edwards, Mrs. Morgan, of Plainield
and Mrs Willard Evans.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Beck entertained
few friends at luncheon yesterday at theii
home on North Meridian street in honor
of their guest, Miss ViCkery, dean of the
Woman's Methodist Col. eye in Rome, Ind
The table appointments were in green anC
white and at each cover was cluster 81
violets. Miss Vicl1ery left last evening fol
Evansville to spend short time with hel
father.
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Armstrong entertained
a number of their friends Friday evening
and last evening with a card party. Mr.
and Mrs. Armstrong were assisted las
evening by Mrs. John Hargent and Mis-:
| Florence MahOlm. The house was prettilN
decorated with roses and Easter lilies, anC
the ices were in the form of lilies and roses
Mr.. and Mrs. Armstrong will leave thi:
week for Nashville, Tenn, TO reside per
manently.
The young ladies' section of the Da,
Nursery will give card party at the Propy
Ia an 20 nrVffalN ffEFra Dfn1.a
April Is. Miss Charlotte Dillman is chair
| man of the committee and she will be as
sisted by Miss Lucia and Miss Anna Wiley
Miss Ruth Maxwell. Miss Belle Ramsey
Miss Albertne Shepard Miss Ada Bowen
Miss Flora Kelley, Miss Gertrude Mat
thews Miss Grace Seaman, Miss Ada Terrell
Miss Clara Hawkins, Miss Edna Hodson
Miss Elizabeth Noel and Miss Marger,
Husbands. The patronesses of the part
are Mrs. John OXenford, Mrs Thomas Al
; ford. Mrs. Frederick Knodle, Mrs. Georg
Chandler, Mrs Oscar Dillman, Mrs. l.. j
Ramey, Mrs. r. c. Shepard, Mrs. o.
Wade, Mrs II. o. Wright and Mrs. L. A