The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-04-28
Personal and Social.

Mrs Kerfoot. of Brazil, is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Fred Heron, for few days.
Edward Hawley has been commissioned cap
tain of the Lebanon Rifles by Governor Graya
w. g. Sherman has removed his residence
from Grand Hotel to 227 North Tennessee
street q ~
Mrs Riley. of Chicago. is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Cortlandt Van Camp, on North Delaware
street.
Mrs Major Taylor has issued invitations for a
reception on Friday afternoon, May 4, from to
6 o'clock.
Miss Leah Heller of Cleveland. is visiting her
cousin. Miss Florence Bambsrger. on North
Alabama street.
friends in the city for three weeks left yester-
day for Pittsburg. mss
Miss Carrie Vajen returned yesterday from
Terre Haute where she has been visiting Miss
Anna Strong o few days.
Mrs. Omer Hitte and daughter Erla. of Rich
mond, will be among the attendants at the
Booth Barrett performances.
Mr.. and Mrs. N Durham, of Bay City. Mich,
are guests of Mrs. Dunham's brother, Mr.
Charles f. Sayles and family. =.
Mr. and Mrs. George o. Hughes will leave in
few days for New York for an absence of three
or four weeks. The trip viii combine business
and pleasure.
Mes. j. Dill. who has been spending several
months in California, rsturned home last night,
and is with her mother, Mrs. Jones. on North
Illinois street.
Mrs Beth Earl, who has been the guest of
Judge Claypoops family. on North Illinois
street. returned to her home IN Connersvile
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Ormiston Chant. of London, England, a
delegate TO the International Council of Women
recently held in Washington, D. c.. is expected
on Monday to be the guest OF Mrs. May Wright
Sswall for week.
Rev. DIR. Gilbert will leave on Monday for
New York, TO attend the Msthodiss General
Conferences DR.. Gilbert will specially repre-
sent the Journal during the session of this inn
portant religious body.
The Lafayette Whist Club composed of
Messrs. Stuart, Knight. Moore, Phelps. lager
soil and Perrin were as the Bates House yesfer-
day on invitation of q like number OF the Indi-
annapolis What Club. The Lafayette gentlemen
have recently been victorious over tthe Logans-
port and other clubs. and the battle here WAS
hot one. resulting in favor of the indianapolis
club
The dancing class of the Girls Classical School
were entertained yesterday afternoou by Mrs.
Sewall assisted by Mr.. D. B. Brenneke, at the
school. The gymnasium is well fitted for the
many class exercises which take place there.
The girls were all prettily dressed and happy
hearted, and enjoyed the little party to the
utmost. There were eight dances on the pro.
gramme. which included the new dances intro
dEced the season just closing. In the last
figure Of the last dance the girls formed in a cir
Gle about the room aud Mrs. Scwau presented
each one with bunch of flowers. roses. carna-
tions, jonquils or pansiss. eight little girls act
ing distributors. The party closed q very
pleasant dancing season
Mrs C. CT Foster entertained few friends
very charmingly, yesterday, with q tea in honor
of her sister, Mrs. Merrick Vinton, of ST. Paul.
Mrs. Foster was assisted by her mother. Mrs.
McIntire, and sisters Mrs. Morris Ross and Mrs.
Charles Martindaie The guests wers invited to
q daintily appointed tea-room presided over by
Mrs. Harry Bates. and were afterward served to
ices. Mrs VInton was heartily welcomed by her
friends. Among the company were Mrs. n. NJ.
Ross Mrs. lockwood. Mrs j. L. Ramsay Mrs.
VIM. Ketchem, Mrs VIM. Latham. Mrs. H B.
Smith, Mrs. Wslcott, Mrs. Geo. Newcomer. Mrs.
L. S. Ayers. Mrs. E. B. Martiadale Mrs Benz.
Harrison Mrs. Morris Defrees, Mrs. II II.
Lands. Mrs. J. r. Mckee, Mrs. John Carey
Mrs. w. p. Fishback. Mrs Harry Milligan,
Mira. Albert Fletcher Mrs. Hurlburt, Mrs Ovid
Butler Mrs v. K Hendricks. Mrs. Virgins
Mrs. w. z. Kappes, Miss Belle Sharpe, Mrs.
John A. Holman and others.