The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-02-21

Third Christian Church on Wednesday
evening, Feb. "a, at o'clock
Naomi Auxiliary will be entertained By
Mrs Mary Rubin, of 1211 Hoyt avenue, next
Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. Howard T. Griffith returned yester-
day from New Orleans, where he has been
attending the Mardi Gras.
Mr. and Mrs John s. Harrington and
Mr.. and Mrs; Booth Harrington who have
spent some time abroad, are now In Rome
where they will remain until after Easter.
They will return home in May.
The Indiana State Nurses Association
will meet Monday Feb. %, at the Grand
o'clock, at o'clock there will be an address
and at o'clock a business meeting.
The Daughters. of the Revolution will
party tomorrow afternoon at the English.
The event is always one of the chief social
events in the calendar of the society
Mr.. r. ]. Depew and Miss Elizabeth
Fla, for number OF weeks. have gone
TO Fruitland Park Miss Hough's winter
home, to remain the rest of the winter.
Mrs. Elizabeth Reid and daughter. Mrs.
Mauzy, of San Francisco, Cal, who have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Klein
schmidt and other friends for severai
weeks, will return to their home tomorrow.
Miss Lena Fertig will give a matinee
party next Saturday for Miss katrina
Fertig, a March bride-elect, and Mrs
Gustav Kevers will entertain at luncheon
for Miss Fertig week from tomorrow at
the Claypool.
The Indiana branch of Collegiate Alumnae
has issued cards for Saturday afternoon,
March 5, at 3 o clock with Miss Julia Har-
rison Moore on North Pennsylvania street.
Mr.. Dickey will talk on THE National
Technical Institute.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas vinton. of New
York, have arrived to attend the marriage
of Miss Anne Hurry and Mr.. Almus vim
ton, which occurs this week. Mr.: Stallo
Vinton. of New York, who is TO be best
man, arrives the first OF the week.
Invitations have been issued by a num-
Der OF young women for leap year dance
on Feb. 20 at the Americas Club. The
invitations are in the form OF telegram
with number of clever, appropriate leap
blank.
Mrs. S. B. Loomis received informally
yesterday afternoon in honor of her her guest e
rooms were decorated with carnations and
roses. Assisting Mrs. Loomis were her
sister, Mrs. Newland, Mrs. IL. Burns and
+. NJ. Loomis.
The Caroline Scott Harrison and the Gen
eral Arthur St. Clair chapters of the
| Daughters of the American Revolution
cleared $1,000 by the colonial ball given
last Monday evening, and the sum, viii be
devoted to the erection of the Continental
Hall planned by the national society.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Duncan entertained a
house party the last week, the members OF
which were Mrs. c. Duncan and Mrs. r.
| G. Roberts of Fargo, n. D., and Mr. and
Mrs. p. b. Smith, of Minneapolis. Mr..
| George and Mr.. Joe Duncan, OF Lafayette,
are spending Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
| Duncan.
| Mrs. Moses Selig received informally
| yesterday afternoon at her home on North
| Pennsylvania street in honor of her guest,
Mrs. Samuel Sommers, of Athens, o. Inc
rooms were prettily decorated with scariet
! carnations. Mrs. Selig was assisted by ner
daughters, Mrs. Samuel Hahn and MISS
| Selig,
The marriage of Miss Emma Payne and
| Mr.. Raymond Brown took place last nigh'
| at the home of the brides parents. Miss
Nina Burris, of Shirley, Ind. was the maid
| of honor and Mr. y. +. Payne was the
best man. The bride wore pale blue
wolfe trimmed with lace and carried q
shower of Bride roses. Mr.. and MRS
Brown have gone to Dayton and CleVelandl
and will be at home after March l, at esS
| Coffee street.
| enjoyable recital Thursday evening at Mrs
| Carr's home on North Capitol avenue, the
parents and friends being the guests. Inc
Mra Robarf IN the Miss
| Griffin, Miss Irene Taggart, Miss Ida Bran
non, Miss Olive Thomas, Miss Edith Mon
TO; Miss Nancy Walcott, Miss Dolores
Stickler and Miss Grace Gibbon. Miss kipI
| was the accompanist.
| The lenten season is driving many of the
society people south for a few weeks resi-
after the winters. gayeties and one of the
which loses none of its gayety in the ienteI
days. number of battleships have been
at Hampton Roads in the past few weeks
tary officers enlivens most of the parties
| Recent arrivals at the Chamberlin in.
clude a number of Western people.
Miss Louise Bake entertained with card
| party yesterday afternoon at her home or
North Meridian street in honor of Miss
| Katrina Fertig, whose marriage TO DR.
| Charles Wright takes place next month
The decorations were In scarlet and white
| the ices were scarlet and white hearts
| Miss Bake assisted by her mother
| Mrs. Charles Bake, Mrs Herman Sprandle
| Miss Alma Fertig and Miss Eda Hauss
Mr. and Mrs William Edgar Kurtz gave
a beautiful dinner party Tuesday evening IL
honor Of Miss Margaret and Miss RebeccG
Chislett, of Pittsburg, Pa. who are visit
lett. The table decorations We're Scarle
carnations, and the candelabra were flle6
with SCARLET tapers. The guests were Mis-
Tuck, Mr. Scott Runnells. Mr.. Garvil
Brown and Mr.. James b. Jameson.
A leap year sleighlng party was givel
Friday evening by a number Of yount
Miss M Anabelle Williams, Miss Mary Fritz Fritz
Miss Annie McClntock, Miss Matte Cox
Miss Ethel Harvie and Miss Lena Fritz
Schmidt, Mr.. B. King, Mr.. Domes, MI
Charles Foxworthy, Mr.. Ora Alexander
Mr.. Henry Williams, Mr.. Duffner, Mr.
Exert. The party was chaperoned by Mrs
j. II. Williams and after the ride lunch
con served.
Miss Grace Curtis Glenn, of Fort Wayne
who has spent three years as a missionar
in Kanazawa, Japan, will arrive in the cit
Tuesday and Will remain until Saturda
with Mrs. Abby r. Mayo and daughters
Friday evening Miss Glenn will speak a
the East Washington-street Church he
work in Japan. The meeting is especiall
designed for young people, but all intereste
in Japan will be welcome. Miss Glenn
associated I'm her work with Miss Luc
Mayo, of this city. who is now in Japan.
| The Magazine Club observed guest da
yesterday afternoon at the Bertha Ballar
Home The hostesses were the officers c
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