The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-27

Mrs. George Sweejser, of Marion. was in
the city yesterday visiting friends.
Mr.. Charles Major of .shelbyville; was
in the city yesterday visiting friends
The Coronado Club has issued invitations
TO its next dance Feb. at Brenneke $
Mrs. Louis Burckhardt will entertain the
Catherine Merrill class at luncheon to-
morrow.
Mrs. Richard Talbot, jr., has returned
from New York, where she went TO near
Mrs. Brydon. of Chicago. is visiting her
sisters. Mrs Morris De Frees and Mrs
John Kitchen.
The Rev. Alfred Musson, rector of Holy
Innocents Church, has returned from
visit in Canada.
Mrs. Charles E. Dark entertained with a
small luncheon yesterday at her home on
North Illinois street.
Miss Laura Hartman has returned from
Chicago where she has been visiting
friends for several weeks.
Miss Myla COburn has issued invitations
for 9 cotillon Feb. at her home on
North Pennsylvania street.
Mrs. Louis Holweg left last evening for
St Louis to visit her sister, Mrs Won
Starklo1f, Tor several weeks.
Mrs Frank Keegan and her mother, Mrs.
a three weeks visit in Toledo o.
Mrs. Lucius Wainwright has returned
from weeks visit in Noblesville and Mr..
Mrs. Helen Maria Ayres and daughter,
Mrs. David Percy Williams. will leave next
week for few weeks trip TO Florida.
Mrs. John 1. McShane will leave next
week for New Orleans to attend the Mardi
GraS and visit friends for short time.
Mr.. Robert Erskine, of Lake Forest, ILL.,,
who has been spending a few days here
with friends, returned yesterday to his
home.
Mrs. Sidney Conger, of Shelbyville. is
spending a few days with Mrs. Leonard
Hackney at her home on North Delaware
street.
Miss Tompkins, Of Fishkill-on-the-H ud
son, who has been visiting Mrs. Edwin
Forty for a week, will return to her home
to-day.
Mrs. Thomas Hibben and Mrs. William
Davis will give reception from to on
| Feb. in honor of their mother, Mrs. Jane
| Ketcham.
Miss Katherine Wallick will entertain
| few friends to-day in honor of Miss Harris,
| of Louisville, who is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
| Charles Sterling Willard.
| Mrs. Edwin Hendrickson will give a
| luncheon Friday in honor of Mrs n. T.
| De Pauw and daughter, Miss Katherine
| De Pauw, of New Albany.
Miss Laura Deikmeier, of Cincinnati, who
| has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall
| LeVey and other friends for several weeks,
| returned to her home yesterday.
Miss Florence Hendricks Hobbs, of At
| lanta, Ga. who has been spending several
weeks with her aunt, Mrs. Victor Hen
| bricks, will return TO her home Friday.
Miss Wadley, of Dubuque, Ia, who has
been visiting Mrs. George Stout for two
| weeks, returned home Sunday, accompa-
| MED by Mrs. Stout, who will visit her for
| two weeks.
Miss La Verne Outland, Miss Belle Van
| Camp and Miss Reba James went to Shell
| byvile yesterday to visit Miss Edna Nc
| Daniels and attend the Assembly dance
| last evening.
has been visiting her mother Mrs. Claypool
| and sister, Mrs. Chester Bradford and Miss
| Claypool, left yesterday for Washington to
| spend the remainder OF the winter
The monthly dance of the Woodruff Place
! Club will be given Friday evening, JAN
%. The committee in charge of the dance
are Mrs. Frederick Keller. Miss Anna
ward Greer and Mrs Kenney.
Miss Rebecca A. Insley is convalescng
| from her recent attack of typhoid fever
and will go this week to Greencastle to
! spend several weeks with friends, return
| ing later TO Indianapolis where she will be
| for two or three months with relatives
before leaving for her home in London.
Mrs. Charles NJ. Walker entertained the
Germ ma Literary Club Yesterday afternoon
| Nine Weigeldt read an interesting paper
| on THE German Language" and Mrs.
| Charles Test gave an account of Travels
in the Tyrol." The musical selections were
| given by Mrs. Goetz and Miss Paula Kipp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Smith will issue
| invitations to-day for the marriage of their
daughter, MISS Kate preston smith, ana
! Mr.. Sherman p. Minear, of Greensburg, on
| Wednesday afternoon, Feb. 10, at o'clock.
| at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Smith, u9
| East Pratt street The at home announce
| ment is for the Wednesdays in May at
! underwood Greensburg.
Mrs. Henry p. Jungclaus gave the last of
| her series of informal teas yesterday after
noon at her home on Talbot avenue The
nqr nd he
ated prettily with pink carnations and
palms and pink-shaded tapers in silver
her mother, Mrs. Hauss, Mrs. w. p. jung
| claus, Miss Josephine Hauss, Miss Nita
Richards and Miss Marie Jungclaus.
The Parlor Club celebrated guest day yes
| terday with a delightful drawing room
musicale at the home of the president, Mrs.
! S. E. Perkins, on North Pennsylvania
street, The programme of the afternoon
asrated by tGe re- Peadng Of Nm G %as
dOla," by Mrs. Frank Flanner; several
selections from Chopin by Mrs. Charles
Fleming. and number of songs of Brown
ing and Tennyson. sung by Mr.. Fritz
Krull
Mrs. Charles Emmett Coffin gave an in
entertaining twenty-five guests in honor of
Mrs. n. T. De Paw and daughter, Miss
| Katherine De Paw, of New Albany, who
! are visiting Miss Sadie and Miss Nellie
! Grated with scarlet flowers and tapers Mrs.
| Coffin was assisted in entertaining by Mrs.
| Albemarle Tousey Of Tacoma, Wash.
Among the guests was Miss Nan Neat of
! New Albany, who is visiting the Misses
| Mcintosh
Mrs F. w. Chislett gave a pink and
white luncheon yesterday at the Univer-
| sity Club in honor of her granddaughter,
| Miss Margaret and Miss Rebecca Chislett,
! OF Pittsburg, who are visiting her for a
| few weeks. The table was decorated with
| ir,Ir a,H x4hif 70 at md e-YaiIa
! The guests were Miss Eunice and Miss
! Augusta Jameson. Miss Anna and Miss
/ Louise Spann, Miss Edith Stanton Brown,
! Miss Elizabeth Defrees. Miss Emily Win
| ter, Miss Eleanor and Miss Ruth Carey,
/ Miss Mary and Miss Martha Foster, Miss
| Anna and Miss Belle Dean, Miss Lucia
Holiday. Miss Ethel Cleland Miss Mary
| and Miss Lila Kurtz, Miss Anna Stanton,
| Miss Theresa Pierce, Miss Gertrude Spann
| and Miss Elizabeth Fletcher. Tonight Mr..
| and Mrs. W. L. Elder will give a theater
party in honor of the Misses Chislett.