The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-05-04
Personal and Society.

MT and Mrs. James Mckee Will entertain
few friends at cards this evening.
Mrs W. P. Gallup and daughter will leave
for Chicago to-day. to reside permanently.
Miss E. C. Merrill. law stenocrapher. OF Chi
csgo, is the guest of Mrs. May Wright SewalL
Mrs T. NJ. Eddy. of Chicago. 10 the guest of
Mrs o. II. Hassslman, not Mrs. Morris Eddy.
Miss May King entertained number Of her
friends last evening at her residence on North
Illinois street.
John H. Sonutag, of Evansville clerk Of the
State Treasurer has been appointed assistant
State Treasurer.
Mrs. l.. E. Palmer and children Of Pittsburg,
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Rittenhouse. on
North Pennsylvanis.
Mrs. Geo. S. Smythe. of Orlando. Fla, is in
the city for few days, en- route to Minneapolis
to spend the summer.
W. N. Harding. chairman Of the Republican
county central committee. has returned from
Hot Springs much improved in health.
The lsdies Of ST. Johns St. Vincent de Paul
Society will give . social this evening at the res
idsncs of Mr.. r. r. iShie. on North Meridian
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. a. Holiday were called to
Baltimore yesterday by the illness OF Mrs. Hol-
hday's father. Alexander Rieman, which has
taken serious turn.
Mrs. Goo. w. Dunn, former resident of this
city. and niece Of Alexander Morrison. has re-
turuoo from lineage LOT permanent reeiQeuco.
She will make her homo with Mrs. Robert ALI
son, Oil North Illinois street
A programme Of choice readings will be given
BY Miss Emily Bingham this evening ut
Plymouth Church. Miss Bingham will be as
sisted by Mr.. Will Daegett. tenor at St Pauls.
introduction TO an Indianapolis audience. 40 her
previous appearances have placed her at the
head Of home talent in her speciality.
This week Mrs Ormiston Chant. of England.
10 the guest of Mira May Wright Sswall, and
yesterday afternoon the most highly educated
and cultured women of the city were invited to
| . conversation on 'Enelish Women in Reforms"
| by the gifted lady. From TO 6 q reception
was held. introducing the guests. Mrs. Chant
| was introduced by Mrs. 'Sewal and then for an
hour she hele her audience completely by her
| subject and fine flow of language. The latter is
| . divine gift, and her manner of presentation
| won more than one to the movement in which
she il 30 prominent a member. She cited num-
erous instances wherein English women bad
| taken hold and carried to success many good
| plans for Improvement Mrs. Sewall was as
sisted in entertaining by Mrs. James B. Black
| Mrs. E. O. Atkins. Mrs T. c. Day and Miss
Louise Bright The handsome parlors were
tastefully arranged with flowers, mostly apple
blossoms, filling the AIR with their fragrance
| There were nearly two hundred guests present
| and each and everyone enjoyed the rich treat
| prepared for them. Mrs Chant will speak to-
| day at the Reformatory and Womans Club.
| WEDDINGS AT RUSSIAVILLE.
| Special to the Indianapolis Journal
| RussIAvILLE. Ind. May as. P. Holdings
worth and Miss Lottie Haun were married on
Tuesday. at the residence Of the brides parents
| in this place. Elder Frazier. of Kokomo. oficiat-
ing. They will make Russiaville their home
| The nuptials of Mr.. F. r. Wright and Miss
Media Leonard occurred tonight. az the brides
home, Rev. j. S. Wright Of Logansport, OFF,
| ciating.
THE T. d. C. DANCE AT GREENFIELD.
| Correspondence Of the Indianapolis Journal
GREENFIELD, Ind. May 3-The annual May
dance of the T. d. c., took place in Masonic
| Hall at this place. The hall was beautifully
decorated with potted and cut flowers; the win
dows and doors were drapsd in pink and light
green and the ceilings festocaed in the same
colora Harris full band occupied the stage
| which was hung in lace curtains, and discoursed
the most delightful music during the evening.
| The sides of the stage were banked in with cut
flowers Over one hundred couples were pres
emit ard they "tripped the light fantastic toe
| till the ''wee sma' hours At IL o'clock stump
tuous repast Was served in the par
lors of NJ. K. Cummings, the caterer.
| Among those present from a distances
were: Misses Florence Malott, Ella Kneiselle,
Hartman, Walsh Carrie Malott, Ward, Mattler
| ano johnson. Messra Corldon, Holmes, Dan and
John Brosnau, Forum. W. p. Hume. Johnson
and others, of Indianapolis Miss Grace Gilpin,
Winterset, Ia; Misses Whitseli, Furguson
Mamie and Maggie Boblstt, Melbourne and
Morris. and Messrs Church, Bell Wilkison aud
Cameron. of Knightstown; Misses Ireland
Clark. Grace and Nell Taylor and Mrs
Sslsnsrs, and Messrs. Harden. Wendell
Stephenson, Sinners and Arden. Mrs. Dir
Saylor. and Misses Protzmanp. Levenson
Neiehbors, Minnie and Mote Sutton, and
Messrs Dunn, Ssylor. Steinhauser, Maholm
Major and Cheney. OF Snelbyvile; II. E. Valen
Ginther and David Wright, Richmond; Mis'
May Rdpath, Greeucastle; G. II. Van Fleet
Ed Powers, Marion, o.; Al Randall, Philadel
| mia, Pa.