The Indianapolis journal., 1885-12-11
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Ian matters connected with this department should
journal.
Hon. r. B. F. Peirce was in the city yesterday.
Miss Jessie Clippinger is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Jillson.
Mrs. Henry Beebe has returned to her home
in Put-in-Bay.
Mrs. G. R. Root will give a reception this af-
ternoon, from to 6.
Mrs. Martha Wilson, of Terre Haute is the
guest of friends in the city.
Mrs. Hervey Bates will give reception this
evening, from 5 till O'CLOCK.
Major and Mrs. W. A. Jones ana child, of San
Francisco, are at the Denison House.
Gen. Lew Wallace is expected home in few
days. He arrived in New York Wednesday.
Miss Mary Elder entertained number of her
friends at tea yesterday afternoon, from till 4.
Mrs. Ella Nave and her sister, Mrs. r. B.
Lingenfelter, Of Danville. Ind, were in the city
yesterday.
j. B. Wilson. Miss J. G. Wilson. OF Philadel
phia, hrs. G. G. Matthews, Of Chicago, are at
the Denison House.
A. Wilson and Master Ed Wilson, of Muncie,
are at the Denison.
Mr.. John Messler, Of Danville, Ind, who has
received an appointment in Washington, left for
that city last night.
There will be fair and festival given this
evening at Grace Church, corner st. Joe and
Pennsylvania streets.
A social entertainment will be given at the 1.
.. II. lodge room, in Baldwin Block, this even
ing, by the ladies Of Powell Lodge. Refresh
ments will be served
Rev. Love II. Jameson had severe fall on
Wednesday, while walking along an icy sidewalk.
No bones were broken, but on account of his age
the is seventy five years oldl his family were
exceedingly apprehensive. He has been con-
greatly and is rapidly recovering from his
bruises.
Mrs. James Lodge gave luncheon last Satur-
day in honor of her little niece, Abby Watson
After the repast silken bags filled with bonbons
were distributed as favors. A pretty idea, origi-
nal with the hostess. found expression in a
dainty verse inscribed to each guest, and rhym-
ing with her name. The guests were Isabel
Jenckes, Henrietta Mayo, Jessie Bybee, Allie
Byoee, Katie Sullivan, Lucia Holiday. Lulu
Rhodes, Katie and Arlie Cathcart, Anna Spann,
Lulu Spann, Cora Taylor, Anna Mcleod
This evening the ladies of the Woman's Elk
change will give the novelty tea" of which so
much has been said and written. at Mrs Robert
Browning's. Mrs. Hattie Prunk, Misses BERTHE
johnson, Mamie and Blanche Dollens, Emma
Thompson. Miss Huff. Of Baltimore, Misses
Wallick, Rowe, Bamberger and Jordan will take
part in an excellent programme Mrs. Charles
Kregelo, Mrs A. W. Hendricks Mrs. w. Roe
Mrs. M. Stowell and Mrs A. Sammons form the
committee. With such valuable assistance the
affair cannot but prove decided success.
Mrs and Miss Kiefer entertained their many
friends superbly at their elegant home yester-
day afternoon. All the appointments were COM
plete. Mrs. Evans and Mrs Syfers and Misses
Gates and Syfers assisted in receiving Among
those present were Mesdames Sullivan. Wulsch-
ner, Martindale. Gates, Bingham. Cathis Has
SON, Hibben. Fletcher, Bates, ClaypoolsS ilSs,
Vinton, Cravens. Robertson, Lynn, Burford
New, Landers. Austin Brown, Condit, Brown
ing, Herod, Reid. Lewis, Beck, Igoe, Byram,
Misses Holiday. Mansur, Clarke, Shipp, Gates,
Dye. McOuat. Vajen, Wilson, Applegate, Attic
Blake. Igoe, Farquhar, Baggs, Thompson.
Birch, Stewart, Byram, and many others.