The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-31

Miss Kate Smith, whose marriage takes
place next month. Mrs Otto Haueisen will
entertain with a small whist party Friday
afternoon for Miss Smith.
Mrs Clark Mallery Mrs. Harry Smith,
Mrs. Cassius Hadley and Mrs. Thomas
Swain will go TO Shelbyville next week to
attend a house party given by Mrs. j. q.
De PREF. A number Of entertainments are
being planned for the guests.
The Indiana Delta Kappa Epsilon will
give its annual banquet at the Claypool on
Friday evening. Feb. 5. at o'clock. AS 1t
is the evening of the State oratorical con,
test large number of the members and
alumni of the State are expected 10 be
present.
Miss Susan PurseT will receive inform
ally Wednesday evening AT her home on
Charles John Bowman and Mr.. Bowman.
Their are no invitations. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bowman will go TO Detroit soon to reside
permanently.
The election of officers for the Coronado
Club will take place at the next club dance,
which will be given on Feb. s. The present
officers are Mr.. F. <. Barrett Mr.. Fletcher
Medearis, DIR. A. E. Buchanan and Mr..
Guy Jones. There are a number of candl-
dates for the offices.
The Ladies' Society of the German House
will entertain next Saturday afternoon, Feb.
at o'clock. The hostesses will be Mrs.
William Jungclaus and Mrs: c. c. WEISS
and their assistants will be Mrs. j. II; Al
bridge. Mrs. NJ. Bamberger, Mrs. Rudolph
Swartz and Miss Agnes Birk
Cards have been received from Mrs.
Lydia a. p. Whitcomb announcing the mar
rlage OF her daughter, Miss Marie WHIT
comb. and Mr.. Harry Cyrus Holloway. of
Chicago, which took place Wednesday, Jan.
n, at the Whitcomb home in Clinton. Mr..
and Mrs Holloway will live in Chicago.
Mr.. Henry Schurmann, who is visiting
| Judge and Mrs. Smock on North Delaware
| street will leave in few days for New
York. where he will join Mrs. Schurmann
| and Miss May Johnson, who are spending a
| few weeks there and they will return to-
gether to their home in Gloucester. Mass.
The young ladies of the First Baptist
| Church have arranged a Japanese tea for
| Feb. 10 at the home of DR.. and Mrs. G. V:
| WoOllen. There will be q candy booth and
a number of fancy articles will be for sale.
| The appointments will be handsome and
the affair is expected to be a delightful
| one.
Invitations have been received here for a
| leap year valentine dance to be given Fri
| day evening, Feb. II. in Noblesville. The
| dances given by the Noblesville young peo-
| pie are unusually delightful affairs, and
| following them companies of the guests are
entertained at supper at the homes of va
rious hostesseS
The members of the Irvington Tuesday
Club will issue invitations shortly for a
guest evening, Tuesday, Feb. 16, at the Irv-
| ington Athenaeum Each member has the
privilege of inviting ten guests, and the en-
tertainment is expected to be an eXcep-
tionally brilliant one. A special programme
is being arranged for the evening
DR.. and Mrs James Boyd Risk. of Sum-
NIT, N. j., will come Friday. Feb. 5, to
visit Mrs Risks parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Noble c. Butler. on Park avenue. Mrs.
Risk was formerly Miss Mary Browning
Butler Miss Florence Butler. who spent
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